Gülgün Dilek Arman

Liv Hospital Vadistanbul

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Education

Ankara Ataturk Anatolian High School, 1972-1979
University of Ankara, Faculty of Medicine, 1979-1985
Ankara University Faculty of Medicine Department of Infectious Diseases and Clinical Microbiology,
1987-1992

Experience

Research

A total of 54 researches, 26 of them were published in international articles and 28 of them were published in national articles.

Publications

A total of 33 articles published in international journals, including 7 cases and 26 studies;
5 National Guides, 11 Short Reports / Cases, 19 reviews (in peer-reviewed journals) 28 studies; A total of 53 articles published in national journals
30 notifacations in international congresses; 50 notifications in national congresses.
43 book chapters; 34 of them are chapters in Congress/Symposium books (speech content)
37 Book editorings

Istanbul Medical Chamber
Turkish Society of Infectious Diseases and Clinical Microbiology Specialist Association, founding president
Infectious Diseases and Clinical Microbiology Association
Turkish Hospital Infections Association

Projects

Improving Patient Safety in Europe, 2005 (as a representative of Turkish Hospital Infections and Control Association)
Gazi University Research Fund (01/2002-28-Executive) Pharmacoeconomic analysis of ciprofloxacin and trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole original and generic preparations in the treatment of community-acquired lower urinary tract infections.
Gazi University Research Fund (01/98-17-Executive) identification of gram negative bacteria causing hospital infection and determination of their sensitivity to some antibiotics
TUBİTAK-1463 /1995 (Fellow researcher) Investigation of the mdr gene and its product p-glycoprotein responsible for multiple medication resistance in fungi and bacteria that cause Febrile Neutropenia