Staff at Söke Fehime Faik Kocagöz State Hospital in western Turkey have undergone a specialised diabetes clinical protocol training aimed at enhancing care quality and consistency, reflecting a broader initiative to improve health service standards.
At Söke Fehime Faik Kocagöz State Hospital in western Turkey, staff have taken part in a diabetes clinical protocol training session aimed at improving the consistency and quality of care. According to local reporting on the hospital’s education programme, the session was designed to support a more standard approach to health services, particularly for patients living with diabetes.
Specialist Dr Merve Kılınç led the training, which covered the diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of diabetic patients and offered updated guidance on how clinical protocols should be applied in practice. The hospital said the programme was intended to strengthen the safety, effectiveness and overall quality of the care provided to people with diabetes, reflecting a broader effort to ensure that services are delivered in a more structured and reliable way.
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