Presidential Government System and Health Policies: The Turkish Case

Contents

THE AUTHOR

ABSAM HEALTH POLICIES CENTRE

FORWARD

ABBREVIATIONS

1. INTRODUCTION

2. GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS
2.1. Introduction
2.2. the Parliamentary System
2.3. the Presidential System
2.4. the Semi-Presidential System
2.5. The Role of Three Major Bodies in Government Systems

3. GOVERNMENT SYSTEM DEBATES IN TURKEY
3.1. Introduction
3.2. The Historical Background
3.3. The 24 June 2018 Elections
3.3.1. Early Elections
3.3.2. Government System Change
3.3.3. The Alliances
3.3.4. the Concurrent Elections

4. GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS AND HEALTH POLICIES 
4.1. Introduction
4.2. Health Policies
4.2.1. Making Health Policies
4.2.2. Health Policy Analysis
4.2.3. Actors in Health Policies
4.3. The Relationship between Governmental Systems and Health Policies: The Role of Governmental Systems in Producing Health

5. PRESIDENTIAL GOVERNMENT SYSTEM AND HEALTH POLICIES 
5.1. Introduction
5.2. The Presidential Government System: Presidential Organization of the Republic of Turkey
5.2.1. Presidential Office
5.2.1.1. The President
5.2.1.2. President’s Office of the Private Secretary
5.2.1.3. Chief Advisor and Advisor to the President
5.2.1.4. Special Representative
5.2.1.5. Presidential High Advisory Council
5.2.2. Administrative Affairs of the Presidency
5.2.3. Vice Presidents
5.2.4. Ministries
5.2.4.1. the Ministry of Health
5.2.5. Presidential Offices
5.2.6. Institutions and Organizations Affiliated to the Presidency
5.2.7. Presidential Policy Councils
5.2.7.1. Health and Food Policies Council
5.3. Health Policies in the Presidential Government System
5.3.1. Comparison of Health Policy Decision-Making Processes Before and After the Presidential Government System
5.3.2. Health Policy Analysis in the Presidential Government System
5.3.3. Health Production Performance Before and After the Presidential Government System
5.3.4. The Role and Working Style of the Health and Food Policy Board in Health Policy Making

6. DISCUSSION AND RESULTS

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