TÜRK HUKUKU İLE KARŞILAŞTIRMALI OLARAK KAZAKİSTAN’DA HASTA HAKLARI

Abstract

The aim of this study is to analyse the concept of patient rights, their legal nature, and the legal framework governing their protection during medical interventions. The subject is examined in the context of Turkish and Kazakh law, with particular reference to the legal relationships between patients, healthcare professionals and healthcare institutions. This study examines patient rights arising from the legal relationship between patients, healthcare professional (physician) and healthcare institutions, from the perspective of the Turkish Patients’ Rights Regulation and Kazakhstan`s Code No. 360-VI on Public Health and the Healthcare System. It aims to identify, classify, and systematize the relevant legal norms within the legal systems of both countries, while highlighting their similarities and differences.