What is the relationship between family physicians’ job satisfaction associated and their educational performance?

Jabbari, Hossein; Pezeshki, Mohammad Zakarria; Naghavi-Behzad, Mohammad; Asghari, Mohammad Hossein; Piri, Reza; Fariba, Bakhshian

doi:10.15171/jarcm.2015.005

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“…This might be due to the free provision of these services after the programme implementation. These results are in line with other studies conducted in Cuba 13. At least one ultrasound session during gestation is recommended to diagnose abnormalities 38.…”

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Impact of rural Family Physician programme on maternal and child health indicators in Iran: an interrupted time series analysis

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ObjectivesThe establishment of the Family Physician (FP) programme in the rural areas of Iran in 2005 has made health services accessible and affordable. This paper aims to assess the overall trends of maternal and child health (MCH) indicators in a 20-year period and possible effects of the FP programme (intervention) on these indicators in Iran.Design and settingAn interrupted time series analysis was conducted on 20 annual MCH-related data points from 1994 to 2013. The intervention time was at the 12th data point in 2005.OutcomesMCH indicators were grouped into three categories: structure (mother’s age, education, occupation and gravidity), process (number of antenatal care visits (ACVs), laboratory tests, ultrasounds and natural vaginal deliveries (NVDs)) and outcomes (maternal mortality ratio (MMR), neonatal mortality rate (NMR), birth weight (BW), history of abortion and/or stillbirth, and haemoglobin level (Hb)).ResultsThe adjusted slope of the ACV trend decreased sharply after the intervention (b=−0.36, p<0.01), whereas it increased for the frequency of ultrasounds (b=0.2, p<0.01) and did not change for number of laboratory tests (b=−0.09, p=0.95). The intensification of the descending slope observed for NVD (b=−1.91, p=0.03) disappeared after the adjustment for structural confounders (b=1.33, p=0.26). There was no significant slope change for MMR (b=1.12, p=0.28) and NMR (b=0.67, p=0.07) after the intervention. The slope for the history of abortion trend was constant before and after the intervention, but it considerably intensified for the history of stillbirths after the intervention (b=1.72, p<0.01). The decreasing trend of BW turned into a constant mode after the intervention (b=33.2, p<0.01), but no change was observed for Hb (b=−0.02, p=0.78).ConclusionAlthough the FP programme had a positive effect on the process and proximal outcome indicators (BW), no dramatic effect on mortality outcome indicators was distinguished. It shows that there should be determinants or mediators of mortality outcomes in this setting, other than accessibility and affordability of MCH services.

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Impact of rural Family Physician programme on maternal and child health indicators in Iran: an interrupted time series analysis

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“…13 Previous reports analyzed several methods of predicting the recovery of renal function after the relief of obstruction. [14][15][16][17][18][19] Khalaf et al in a prospective study investigated the recoverability of renal function after treatment of adult patients with unilateral obstructive uropathy and normal contralateral kidney and finally concluded that improvement or stabilization of function can be expected after relief of obstruction of kidneys with a renographic GFR of 10 ml/minute/1.73 m 2 or greater. 20 Afzali et al approved that treatment of unilateral obstruction reverses heavy and bilateral proteinuria.…”

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Reversibility of glomerular filtration rate after surgery for unilateral obstructive Uropathy

Hassanzadeh¹,

Yavarikia²,

Gharehpapagh³

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J anal res clin med

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Obstructive uropathy refers to the condition of obstruction of urine flow from the kidney to the bladder, which might be acute or chronic, complete or partial, and unilateral or bilateral. 1,2 The adverse effects of urinary-tract obstruction (UTO) on renal function have been investigated in several animal and human studies. 3-7 Severity, duration of obstruction, and being unilateral or bilateral are obvious imperative effective factors which may disturb the function of

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“…To encourage physicians to work in these areas, payments must be flexible and related to the preferences and WTP of physicians. Studies have shown that physicians are not satisfied with the compulsory plan 49–52 . Nevertheless, evidence has shown that these programs can be helpful and effective.…”

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Preferences of Iranian medical students for selecting the compulsory service plan packages: A discrete choice experiment

Homaie Rad,

Hajizadeh,

Rajabpour

et al. 2024

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Background and AimsHealth policymakers face challenges in designing compulsory plan packages for medical students to encourage them to work in disadvantaged regions. Using a discrete choice experiment, this study assessed the preferences of medical students for selecting the compulsory service plan packages in Guilan Province, Iran.MethodsIn total, 374 medical students responded to a survey inquiring about salary, distance from their residency city, availability of welfare amenities, work difficulty, the developmental status of their workplace, contract duration, and preference for urban or rural work settings.ResultsThe study revealed that students favor a compulsory service package that provides higher salaries and shorter contract duration. They also show a preference for working within their home province over other factors. For the opportunity to serve in their city of residence, they would forgo an average of US$77.93 per month.ConclusionWhile financial incentives were the primary consideration for medical students when choosing compulsory service packages, a range of nonfinancial factors significantly influenced their decisions as well.

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What is the relationship between family physicians’ job satisfaction associated and their educational performance?

Cited by 5 publications

References 27 publications

Impact of rural Family Physician programme on maternal and child health indicators in Iran: an interrupted time series analysis

Impact of rural Family Physician programme on maternal and child health indicators in Iran: an interrupted time series analysis

Reversibility of glomerular filtration rate after surgery for unilateral obstructive Uropathy

Preferences of Iranian medical students for selecting the compulsory service plan packages: A discrete choice experiment

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