A new era in Turkey Healthcare Sector: Remote healthcare services officially allowed and regulated
Turkey has accepted a new regulation on remote health services (“Remote Healthcare Services Regulation”), effective as of February 10th, 2022. As…
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Turkey has accepted a new regulation on remote health services (“Remote Healthcare Services Regulation”), effective as of February 10th, 2022. As…
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Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a significant increase in the use of electronic platforms to provide access to health services. There are various types of platform, but most enable patients to consult with a medical practitioner or solicit responses to health-related questions. Often, these responses are generated through automated mechanisms and algorithms. These platforms seemingly push the legal boundaries of telemedicine. Legal framework When providing telemedicine services, health practitioners must comply with the General Ethical Guidelines for Good Practice in Telemedicin...