A Market Research Of Obesity And Bariatric Surgery In Turkey And Tunisia

Kockaya, G.; Karahan, E.B.; Oztopcu, S.; Oguzhan, G.; Charaf, A.M.

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Title	A Market Research Of Obesity And Bariatric Surgery In Turkey And Tunisia
Authors	Kockaya, G. Karahan, E.B. Oztopcu, S. Oguzhan, G. Charaf, A.M.
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Keywords	баріатрична хірургія бариатрической хирургии bariatric surgery технології охорони здоров’я технологии здоровья health technology ринок баріатричної хірургії рынок бариатрической хирургии market of bariatric surgery ожиріння ожирение obesity надмірна вага населення население с избыточным весом overweight population
Type	Article
Date of Issue	2020
URI	https://essuir.sumdu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/80855
Publisher	Sumy State University
License	Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
Citation	Kockaya, G., Karahan, E. B., Oztopcu, S., Oguzhan, G., & Charaf, A. M. (2020). A Market Research Of Obesity And Bariatric Surgery In Turkey And Tunisia. Health Economics and Management Review, 1, 37-47. https://doi.org/10.21272/hem.2020.1-03
Abstract	This article aims to discuss four topics according to the recent scientific data a) to overview the frequency of obese and overweight individuals among Tunisia and Turkey populations; b) to examine health technology assessment of bariatric surgery (BS) report (HTA) in Tunisia and Turkey; c) to evaluate the cost and cost reimbursements by social health systems for bariatric surgery in Turkey and Tunisia; d) to examine the total number of bariatric surgical procedures and their costs in state and private health organizations in Tunisia and Turkey. The OECD (2011-2017) Turkey report was included for the data for the frequency of obese and over-weighted people among the general population Turkey, while the WHO report of «Diabetes Prevalence and Diabetes Risk Factors» of 2016 was included for Tunisia.
Appears in Collections:	Health Economics and Management Review