Preventive, control and treatment-oriented health system projects in the National State model
Health projects planned within the National State system cover preventive measures, control mechanisms that increase quality of life, and free treatment elements.
The health system to be implemented by the National State consists of a combination of interrelated projects, namely protection measures, control and improvement, and treatment measures.
Protective Measures
Environmental and individual impacts that cause individuals to fall ill will be reduced, and industrial practices that would harm the ecosystem will be prevented, adopting a pro-nature approach.
Individual Education and Health
Regarding individual impacts, comprehensive education will be provided against harmful habits such as smoking, alcohol, obesity, and poor nutrition within the framework of the education system and family medicine.
Control and Improvement
In order to increase and sustain the quality of life, it is aimed to provide a phased birth support for every child born against malnutrition.
Family Medicine and Follow-up
By putting the family medicine system into operation, the health status of individuals will be regularly monitored starting from the womb.
Solution to Doctor Shortage
Along with the removal of university and examination barriers, it is planned to find permanent solutions to the doctor shortage.
Treatment System and Appointments
Both the private sector and public hospitals will be utilized in diagnosis and treatment, and hospital queues will be ended with the appointment system to be developed.
Free Health and Medicine
Treatment fees in private and public hospitals will be covered by the state, and no premiums will be collected from citizens.
Domestic Industry and R&D
Domestic production will be supported in the pharmaceutical industry, and a special R&D department will be established within the Ministry of Health.