Volume 3, Issue 1
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Libertarianism and Circumcision
(Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 2014-06-01)Despite the millenniums-old tradition in Abrahamic circles of removing the foreskin of a penis at birth, the involuntary and aggressive practice of circumcision must not be made an exception to the natural, negative right ...
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Magic Mountains and Multi-disciplines in International Medical Mobilities; Comment on “Patient Mobility in the Global Marketplace: A Multidisciplinary Perspective”
(Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 2014-06-01)Medical mobilities offer both opportunities and challenges. This tension follows the same ratio as many other historic fora, but offers at the same time a sustainable equilibrium. Multi-disciplines are, therefore, ...
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The Paradox of Health Policy: Revealing the True Colours of This ‘Chameleon Concept’; Comment on “The Politics and Analytics of Health Policy”
(Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 2014-06-01)Health policy has been termed a ‘chameleon concept', referring to its ability to take on different forms of disciplinarity as well as different roles and functions. This paper extends Paton's analysis by exploring the ...
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Medical Tourism: A Fad or an Opportunity; Comment on “Patient Mobility in the Global Marketplace: A Multidisciplinary Perspective”
(Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 2014-06-01)This article is a commentary of an overview on “medical tourism" submitted by Lunt and Marrion, which describes a framework for the study of the issues related to medical tourism. The commentary attempts to differentiate ...
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Globalization and Medical Tourism: The North American Experience; Comment on “Patient Mobility in the Global Marketplace: A Multidisciplinary Perspective”
(Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 2014-06-01)Neil Lunt and Russel Mannion provide an overview of the current state of the medical tourism literature and propose areas for future research in health policy and management. The authors also identify the main unanswered ...
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Knowledge and Perception toward Colorectal Cancer Sreening in East of Iran
(Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 2014-06-01)Background Colorectal Cancer (CRC) is the third most common cancer in Iran and its early detection is necessary. This study is based on perception of people in the east of Iran toward CRC screening.
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Qualitative Study of Nocebo Phenomenon (NP) Involved in Doctor-Patient Communication
(Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 2014-06-01)Background Doctor-patient communication has far reaching influences on the overall well-being of the patients. Words are powerful tools in the doctor's armamentarium, having both healing as well as harming effects. ...
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The Dilemma of Physician Shortage and International Recruitment in Canada
(Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 2014-06-01)The perception of physician shortage in Canada is widespread. Absolute shortages and relative discrepancies, both specialty-wise and in urban-rural distribution, have been a daunting policy challenge. International Medical ...
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Globalization and the Diffusion of Ideas: Why We Should Acknowledge the Roots of Mainstream Ideas in Global Health
(Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 2014-06-01)Although globalization has created ample opportunities and spaces to share experiences and information, the diffusion of ideas, especially in global health, is primarily influenced by the unequal distribution of economic, ...
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Investigating Underlying Principles to Guide Health Impact Assessment
(Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 2014-06-01)Background Many countries conduct Health Impact Assessment (HIA) of their projects and policies to predict their positive and negative health impacts. In recent years many guides have been developed to inform HIA ...
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Core Attributes of Stewardship; Foundation of Sound Health System
(Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 2014-06-01)Stewardship is not a new concept for public policy, but has not been used to its optimum by the health policy-makers. Although it is being practiced in most successful models of health system, but the onus to this function ...
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A Ghost in the Machine? Politics in Global Health Policy
(Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 2014-06-01)Members of the 67th World Health Assembly in 2014 were presented with a framework document to guide World Health Organization (WHO) engagement with non-state actors, a key part of WHO reform kick-started in 2011. According ...



