Abstract
Turkey's Healthcare Transformation
Program has successfully leveraged Public-private partnerships (PPPs) to
address the growing demand for infrastructure funding in the healthcare sector.
Before the Covid-19 pandemic struck Turkey, the influx of private capital
played a crucial role in expediting the construction and upgrading of
healthcare facilities. This timely collaboration between the public and private
sectors not only expanded the capacity and capabilities of the healthcare
system but also ensured its readiness to address the increasing demands caused
by the pandemic. This paper examines the financial aspects of healthcare PPPs
in Turkey, shedding light on the economic implications, payment mechanisms, and
financial sustainability of these partnerships. By emphasizing the financial
mechanisms and hurdles unique to the Turkish situation, the intention of this
paper is to provide valuable insights to policymakers, researchers, and
practitioners engaged in healthcare infrastructure projects and present
viewpoints on the broader debate concerning the long-term viability of PPP models
in comparable environments.
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