Health Perception and Research Results Announced in Turkey
A recent study showed that although a large portion of the public feels healthy, they wait for symptoms before visiting a doctor.
The third study conducted by Siemens Healthineers Turkey in collaboration with FutureBright Group revealed that 76 percent of the public feel healthy, but the majority wait for symptoms to appear before undergoing an examination.
Scope and Details of the Research
Siemens Healthineers Turkey has completed the third edition of its research aimed at examining society's perception of health. Conducted across Turkey in collaboration with FutureBright Group, the study was carried out through face-to-face interviews.
Health Perception and Habits of Visiting the Doctor
According to the research results, the proportion of those who feel healthy rose to 76 percent. Despite this, more than half of the participants stated that they only go to the doctor when a complaint arises.
Check-up and Lifestyle Trends
The rate of individuals having regular check-ups has increased over the last two years. The increase in the proportion of those stating they never exercise and the high prevalence of smoking were among the other notable findings.
Women's Health and Artificial Intelligence Usage
A significant increase was observed in the rate of mammography screenings among women over the age of thirty. Additionally, a substantial portion of participants stated that they had their test results interpreted by artificial intelligence.
Expert Evaluations and Results
The findings were discussed in a panel attended by prominent experts in the field. During the meeting, the vital importance of early diagnosis, regular check-ups, and preventive healthcare approaches was emphasized.