Abstract
Objective: The United Nations has set 17 goals under the title of "Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)", and aimed to end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis and combat hepatitis. Health care budgets and the number of health workers play an important role in preventing and treating these diseases. We aimed to examine the relationship between the budget allocated to health services (indicator SDG 1.a) and the number of health workers per population (indicator SDG 3.c) and the prevalence of HIV, tuberculosis and hepatitis B (indicator SDG 3.3). Materials and Methods: This is a descriptive correlational study. SDG indicator data were obtained from WHO's World Health Statistics 2022 report. Data from 194 countries were included. The relationships between SDG indicators were evaluated using Spearman correlation analysis and p
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