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In the last four decades, countries under the influence of neo-liberalism have undergone serious changes in meeting the need for financing public goods and services. The publicprivate partnership (P3) method has created an opportunity for short-term investments in various scales for countries that are exploring different alternative financing methods for large-scale investments that can not be met with public budgets. P3, used in many sectors such as transportation, energy, education, health, defense and various infrastructural investments, has been an alternative method of financing, first using the countries such as the United Kingdom and the United States. The purpose of this paper is to give an overview of the country experiences that provide public service financing, usually using the P3 method; in particular, to provide a general assessment of health sector practices in Turkey
Anahtar Kelimeler
public private partnership, p3, health services, countries, health, turkey
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