Prof. Mehmet Akman is an internationally recognized expert in primary health care and family medicine and a professor contributing to the academic development of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at Qarabağ University.

Throughout his career, he has served as a professor of family medicine and primary care at several universities in Türkiye. His academic work focuses on strengthening primary health care systems, improving health service delivery, and advancing competency-based medical education models.

Prof. Akman’s work spans clinical practice, medical education, health policy, and international collaboration. He has participated in numerous international medical education and health systems research initiatives and has authored a large number of scientific publications, book chapters, and academic reports in the field of primary care and family medicine.

Istanbul Faculty of Medicine Specialization in Family Medicine – 1997
Master of Public Health (MPH)

Primary health care and family medicine service organization
Integration of public health and primary care
Health equity, social determinants of health, and vulnerable populations
Health system strengthening, reforms, and health policy analysis
Quality of care, patient safety, and quality improvement
Medical education research, including curriculum development and competency-based training
Interprofessional education and team-based care models
Chronic disease management and prevention in primary care
Digital health (telemedicine, artificial intelligence) and digital health ethics
Research methodology and scientific writing, including study design and reporting standards