Turkish Hospitals' Billion-Dollar Debt A Top Priority For Medtech Suppliers
Executive Summary
While many medtech companies are looking at strategies to grow their sales this new year, those that are operating in Turkey look like their focus would be on simply getting paid for what is owed by the country's debt-ridden hospitals.
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