Regulation on the Structuring and Execution of Activities of the Türkiye Traditional and Complementary Medicine Institute
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This regulation establishes the Türkiye Traditional and Complementary Medicine Institute (TÜGET/GETAT) under the Türkiye Health Institutes Presidency. Its primary purpose is to organize research and development (Ar-Ge) activities in traditional and complementary medicine, coordinate national and international collaborations, and support the commercialization of resulting technologies. The institute is tasked with conducting and funding R&D, creating standards for diagnosis and treatment, organizing educational programs and certifications, protecting intellectual property, and facilitating clinical trials. It operates through an Institute President, scientific boards, and specialized units. The president must hold at least associate professor status, demonstrate 10 years of relevant experience, and meet foreign language proficiency requirements.
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Key Changes
- Establishes Türkiye Traditional and Complementary Medicine Institute (TÜGET) under Türkiye Health Institutes Presidency
- Requires Institute President to have at least associate professor title, 10 years relevant experience, and minimum 70 YDS foreign language score
- Creates three mandatory scientific boards: Clinical Research and Project, Medical Product and Device Development, Education and International Cooperation
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Obligations
What this law requires
The Institute President must hold at least associate professor (doçent) status, demonstrate 10 years of relevant experience in traditional and complementary medicine, and meet foreign language proficiency requirements
Conduct and fund R&D activities in traditional and complementary medicine; provide financial or scientific support to R&D activities carried out by public institutions, private entities, and individuals
Create and establish diagnosis and treatment standards in the field of traditional and complementary medicine
Organize education and training programs, seminars, symposiums, workshops, courses, conferences and provide certifications in traditional and complementary medicine within the scope of applicable regulations
Plan, monitor, coordinate, and evaluate clinical trials for traditional and complementary medicine applications developed domestically or through technology transfer, both pre-clinical and post-clinical