Through our initiatives and patients themselves or their legal representatives or the potential risk of each initiative proposed medical benefits, the alternatives of the initiatives proposed treatment is being done and will move on to include the result of the process are entitled to a method and full information about their health can understand that language.

Apart from medical and legal obligations, our patients have the right to decide on the treatment to be applied after being informed about the risk of serious side effects related to their disease, the risk of death, problems related to recovery, the chance of success, etc. If our patient uses this right, he is considered to have given his consent to the procedures to be performed.

Our patients have the right to receive information about the correct assessment and treatment of pain.

Our patients and their families have the right to receive information on how to choose to donate organs and other tissues.

Being informed about how our patients can participate in clinical trials and experiments conducted at the hospital, and how our patients who have agreed to participate will also be protected

they and their families have the right to receive information about it.

Our patients can review and receive a copy of the medical records containing information about their health status directly or through their proxy or legal representative. These records can be viewed only by those who are directly related to the treatment of the patient. In accordance with the provisions of the relevant legislation and the nature of the disease, the patient may request that he or her family or relatives not be informed about his or her health status, except as required by the measures to be taken by the competent authorities.

Our patients have the right to know, choose and change the identities, duties and titles of the physicians, nurses and other medical personnel responsible for their treatment.

When the rights to select personnel, change the physician and request a consultation are exercised, the difference in wages determined by the legislation is covered by the patient exercising these rights.

Our patients have the right to choose and change the medical institution and organization, provided that the procedures and conditions provided for by the legislation of the course are complied with.

The patient may change the medical institution provided that it complies with the referral system established by the legislation. However, it is essential that the patient is informed by his physician about whether changing the institution will cause life-threatening and whether his illness will worsen, and that it is not medically objectionable to change the health institution in terms of life-threatening. Except in emergency cases, those who are affiliated with any social security organization and do not comply with the referral chain provided for by the legislation will cover the Dec difference themselves.

The patient has the right to refuse or request to stop the treatment that is planned or being applied to him, except in cases that are mandatory by law and the responsibility for the negative consequences that may arise belongs to the patient.

A written document stating that the possible consequences that will occur if the patient refuses treatment are explained by his doctor and understood. If the patient refuses the treatment with a certificate, he will be dismissed from our institution. A patient who has previously refused treatment has the right to receive the necessary medical care and treatment if he applies again.

Our patients have the right to call a consultant physician about their diagnosis and treatment.

The attending physician recommends his treatment, but the patient’s first physician approves the procedure.

Our patients have the right to freely perform their religious duties without regard to religious differences and as long as they do not interfere with treatment. To the extent possible, the patient has the right to bring a clergyman to Jul and pray according to the patient’s religious needs, at the patient’s own request or for the patient in a state of agony, the patient’s legally authorized representative.

Everyone has the right to expect and want to be safe in a medical institution.

The necessary measures are taken by our hospital to protect and ensure the safety of the lives and property of patients, visitors and relatives such as a companion.

Paid October, our patients have the right to request additional protection, provided that they pay the cost, except for the security provided by our hospital, if necessary.

Appropriate protection measures have been taken in our hospital for children, disabled people and the elderly (alone, in need of care, unaccompanied).

Our patients have the right to receive visitors and have a companion in accordance with the procedures and principles established by our hospital.

The patient has the right to be informed about the outcome by initiating, reviewing and concluding the complaint mechanism, taking into account his complaints.

According to the law No. 6023, our patients have the right to report their complaints about patient rights primarily to the Patient Rights Unit, administrative authority or the Ethics Committee of our hospital related to the issue, provided that the right to apply to the relevant professional organizations and courts is reserved.

The patient has the right to apply to the highest administrative supervisor of the place where the medical institution is located, if there is no solution by the relevant administrative authorities or the ethics committees, or if he does not accept the solution in relation to his complaint. The patient also has the right to apply to the judiciary for his legal rights.

Our patients have the right to learn about the hospital rules and practices that will be applied to them. The patient has the right to request correction of data on the disease and treatment process that do not correspond to the original in the medical records.

Our patients have the right to find out the cost of treatment services before treatment, and then request and receive a clear and detailed invoice of the costs they pay in exchange for the service they receive.