Factors Affecting the Service Delivery Locations of Newly Graduated Iranian General Practitioners

Chimeh, Elham Ehsani; Behbahani, Ali Akhavan

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“…Iran has achieved notable progress in the health sector during the last 20 years showing upgradation in various health indices. The higher density of healthcare personnel in urban areas versus smaller cities / rural areas badly impacts the accessibility and quality of medical services (Chimeh & Behbahani, 2017). The bulk of private infirmaries are situated in urban areas which are reachable to individuals who can pay expensive charges.…”

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Telemedicine in Regional Prospects Towards Globalization An Overview of the Telehealth Utility in Region Around Pakistan, Challenges and Opportunities from Neighbourhood

Choudhry,

Iqbal,

Anwar

2024

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The use of ICT in the healthcare industry overwhelmingly impacts and enriches service quality, improves availability and endorses healthcare management using electronic healthcare delivery systems (e-Health). Even though the implementation of low threshold, flexible and cost-effective e-health mediations in various settings of healthcare seems very promising, there is an enduring challenge to design, develop, implement and evaluate such HIT interventions within the multifaceted healthcare system consisting of high-pressured, rapid-paced and dispersed settings of healthcare delivery practised amongst different countries. Hence integration of ICT significantly impacts healthcare delivery in developing economies. If missioned to import from neighbouring technology-advanced states for assistance in underdeveloped and developing countries, it remains an opportunity as well as a major challenge. In this research, scholars have investigated the growth of Telemedicine in different regional countries around Pakistan as a future potential generic solution towards regional collaboration. It is also found that this part of the globe exhibits a unique picture with China and India leap-frogging with ICT including HICT whereas Pakistan, Bangladesh, Iran and Sri Lanka still stay infantile in HICT execution. A regional telemedicine network may emerge as having the potential of better health consultation for neighbours from neighbouring countries.

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Telemedicine in Regional Prospects Towards Globalization An Overview of the Telehealth Utility in Region Around Pakistan, Challenges and Opportunities from Neighbourhood

Choudhry,

Iqbal,

Anwar

2024

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“…This measure led to the independence of medical universities in the administrative field and improved the payment of workforce in this sector, especially in health staff. Despite these interventions, dissatisfaction of HRH, especially physicians, unrealistic tariffs, inequality in the payments of various occupational groups, particularly physicians, different employment relationships, imbalance between supply and demand of HRH, lack of workforce, and disproportionate distribution (16, 17) led to inclusion of interventions related to HRH in HTP (2013), which has been implemented since 2014. These interventions are presented in Table 1.…”

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Iran towards universal health coverage: The role of human resources for health

Ehsani‐Chimeh

Sajadi

Majdzadeh

2018

Med. J. Islam. Repub. Iran

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Given the key role of adequate, skilled, well-trained, and motivated human resources for health (HRH) in achieving universal health coverage (UHC), this manuscript aimed to investigate the current situation of Iran HRH after the implementation of the recent Health Transformation Plan (HTP) in accordance with UHC analytical framework using 4 domains of availability, accessibility, acceptability, and quality. Conflicts of interest and multiple interventions from different sectors have controversial and sometimes negative effects on the health workforce. Thus, to achieve the objectives of UHC from the perspective of human resources, Iran needs unified governance and comprehensive planning. Also, the effects of health system interventions on health workforce should be assessed before implementation.

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Preferences of Iranians to select the emergency department physician at the time of service delivery

Nargesi

Hajizadeh

Pakdel

et al. 2021

BMC Health Serv Res

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Background Understanding patient preferences in emergency departments (EDs) can provide useful information to enhance patient-centred care and improve patient’s experience in hospitals. This study sought to find evidence about patients’ preference for physicians when receiving services in EDs in Iran. Methods In this discrete choice experiment survey, 811 respondents completed the scenarios with 5 attributes, including type of physicians, price of services, time to receive services, physician work experience, and physician responsibility. Analyses were conducted for different social and economic groups as well as for the total population. Results This study showed that the willingness to pay (WTP) for being visited by a physician with a high sense of responsibility was 67.104US$. WTP for being visited by an emergency medicine specialist (EMS) was 22.148US$. WTP for receiving ED services 1 min earlier was 0.417US$ and for being visited by 1 year higher experienced physician was 0.866US$. WTP varied across different age groups, sex, health status, education, and income groups. Conclusion As the expertise and experience of providers are important factors in selecting physicians in EDs by the patients, providing this information to patients when they want to select their providers can promote patient-centred care. This information can decrease patients’ uncertainty in the selection of their services and improve their experience in hospitals.

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Factors Affecting the Service Delivery Locations of Newly Graduated Iranian General Practitioners

Abstract: Background: Many factors affect physicians' dispersion across various locations in Iran. Identifying these factors can be effective in planning for a fair distribution of physicians throughout geographical areas.

Cited by 3 publications

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Telemedicine in Regional Prospects Towards Globalization An Overview of the Telehealth Utility in Region Around Pakistan, Challenges and Opportunities from Neighbourhood

Telemedicine in Regional Prospects Towards Globalization An Overview of the Telehealth Utility in Region Around Pakistan, Challenges and Opportunities from Neighbourhood

Iran towards universal health coverage: The role of human resources for health

Preferences of Iranians to select the emergency department physician at the time of service delivery

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