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In 2023, there were inpatient medical institutions in Turkey. Between 2010 and 2023, the number of institutions has increased by over one hundred, going up from to in this time period.Ìý
Alongside this rise in hospitals in the country, the number of physicians employed has also increased since 2000. Going from over * in this year, to approximately ** in 2022. As a ratio, this results in an average of ***Ìýcitizens to each physician in Turkey.
In 2022, about six in ten individuals had received health care from a specialist in the past 12 months, women were more likely than men to do so. Furthermore, a 2023 study found that ** percent of those surveyed trusted in the quality of health care treatment in Turkey, compared to ** percent who did not. 
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