Volume 3, Issue 2

 

ارسال های اخیر

  • Barriers to Medication Error Reporting from Nurses’ Perspective: A Private Hospital Survey 

    Tabatabaee, Seyed Saeed؛ Kalhor, Roholah؛ Nejatzadegan, Zohreh؛ Kohpeima Jahromi, Vahid؛ Sharifi, Tahereh (Iran University of Medical Sciences, 2014-06-01)
    Background and Objectives: Not reporting medication errors by the clinical staff prevent identification of type and frequency of these errors, and thereby developing effective strategies to alleviate the problem. Most ...

  • Factors Influencing Pharmaceutical Demand in Iran: Results from a Regression Study 

    Nouraei Motlagh, Soraya؛ Lotfi, Farhad؛ Hadian, Mohammad؛ Safari, Hossein؛ Rezapour, Aziz (Iran University of Medical Sciences, 2014-06-01)
    Background and Objectives: Pharmaceutical expenditures are responsible for a major part of health systems' cost. According to the WHO's statistics, Iran is the first among the 20 countries in the world in terms of drug ...

  • Epidemiology and Hospitalization Cost of Patients Died Due To Burn Injuries: a Survey of Provincial Data 

    Karami Matin, Behzad؛ Rezaei, Satar؛ Moghri, Javad (Iran University of Medical Sciences, 2014-06-01)
    Background and Objectives: The burn injuries are one of the serious public health problems which impose a high economic burden on patients and their family, health sector and community in general. This study aimed to explore ...

  • The Impact of Psychological Empowerment on Job Burnout in Hospital Staff 

    Mardani, Sheida؛ Mardani, Nooshin (Iran University of Medical Sciences, 2014-06-01)
    Background and Objectives:Job burnout is a major source of healthcare human resources inefficiency with severe negative impact on patient care, physical-psychological health of staff, and healthcare costs. Psychological ...

  • Needlestick and Sharp Injuries Incidents among Iranian Healthcare Workers: an Updated Survey in Iran 

    Bairami, Firoozeh؛ Kasani, Esmaeil؛ Ghorbanpoor, Manizheh؛ Bairami, Amir؛ Pasban-Noghabi, Saeid (Iran University of Medical Sciences, 2014-06-01)
    Background and objectives: Needle stick and sharp injuries (NSIs) has remained as a persisting occupational hazard among the healthcare workers. This study aimed to provide updated information on the intensity and potential ...

  • Relationship between Shift Work and Job Satisfaction among Nurses: a Cross-sectional Study 

    Moradi, Saber؛ Farahnaki, Zahra؛ Akbarzadeh, Arash؛ Gharagozlou, Faramarz؛ Pournajaf, Abdolhessein؛ Abbasi, Ali Mohammad؛ Omidi, Leila؛ Hami, Mahsa؛ Karchani, Mohsen (Iran University of Medical Sciences, 2014-06-01)
    Background and Objectives: Shift working has the potential to negatively influence the quality of work life among nurses. The purpose of this study was to investigate the outbreak of shift work-related disorders and the ...