2007 yılında ABD'de başlayan ve 2008 yılından itibaren başta Avrupa olmak üzere dünya ekonomisine yayılan finansal sektördeki sorunların tetiklediği küresel iktisadi kriz ülke ekonomileri üzerinde üretim, istihdam ve refah düzeylerinde önemli etkilerde bulunmuş, ağır tahribatlar yaratmıştır. Dış Ticaret, sermaye hareketleri ve bütçe mekanizmaları üzerinden yayılan kriz Türkiye de dahil olmak üzere Gelişmekte Olan Ülke ekonomilerini büyük çapta sarsmıştır. Bu çalışmada küresel iktisadi krizin Türkiye ekonomisi, özellikle de imalat sanayisi üzerindeki etkilerini ortaya koymak amaçlanmaktadır. İmalat sanayisinde yapısal dönüşümün uzunca bir süredir hayata geçirilememiş olması sonucunda krizin de etkisi altında özel sektörün yatırım profili değişmekte, bu eğilim ise başta sanayi olmak üzere ekonominin üretim yapısında "istihdamsız büyüme"ye yol açmaktadır. Çalışmanın temel tespiti, Türkiye ekonomisi ve sanayisinin dış şoklar karşısındaki kırılganlığının, ülkedeki sermaye birikiminin bağımlı ve çelişkili yapısının bir ürünü olarak rekabet gücünün artırılamamasından kaynaklandığıdır.

Global economic crises which began 2007 in USA as financial crisis and then widespread to the worldeconomy, especially European countries and thereby hit hard many countries in production, employment andwealth levels. This global crisis was transmitted through foreign trade, capital flows and budget mechanismsto developing economies.This study aims to explain the impacts of global economic crisis to Turkish economy, especially to its productionstructure. Structural transformation of Turkish manufacturing industry though intended since manyyears, could not be realised since many years. Under the pressure of economic crisis investment patterns ofprivate sector changed and effected manufacturing industry as “jobless growth". This study concludes thatvulnerability of Turkish economy originates in the limitations of improving its competitiveness as result of thedependent and contradictory nature of its capital accumulation.

Women often perceive symptoms experienced as a result of gynecological cancers and applied chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgical treatments as a threat to body image, sexual identity and reproduction and this can affect the quality of life of the patients and family negatively. Women and their families may show complex emotional and behavioral responses at all stages of the disease including diagnosis, treatment, posttreatment recurrence, and palliative periods. The diagnosis of gynecological cancer in women can cause a lack of interest in sexual activity, the inability to reach orgasm, and negative effects on feminine perception, reproductive ability, body sensation, and social interaction. In addition, the disruption of social roles may cause an individual to experience a sense of frustration, anxiety, worry and uncertainty. Psychological disorders are often overlooked in the daily process of oncology. In this process, patients and their families need support in order to increase their quality of life. Psychosocial treatments and care help patients and their families develop coping skills and improve their ability to adapt to the disease. Therefore, in order to provide optimal care, nurses must take into account the patient's psychosocial care needs.