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Farnaz Vahidnia 《Population and environment》2007,28(4-5):259-266
Iran has experienced one of the most successful family planning programs in the developing world, with 64 percent decline
in total fertility rate (TFR) between 1986 and 2000. This paper focuses on Iranians’ unique experience with implementation
of a national family planning program. Recognition of sensitive moral and ethical aspects of population issues resulted in
successful collaboration of technical experts and religious leaders. Involvement of local health workers, women health volunteers
and rural midwives led to great community participation. Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) data in 2000 indicated a TFR
of 2.0 births per women and 74 percent contraceptive use among married women. This case study will help policy makers and
researchers in Moslem countries and other developing countries with high fertility rate to consider a successful family program
as a realistic concept with positive impacts on nation’s health and human development. 相似文献
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Ali-Asghar Kolahi Mohsen Abbasi-Kangevari Morteza Abdollahi Farnaz Ehdaeivand Shahnam Arshi 《Women and birth : journal of the Australian College of Midwives》2018,31(3):e147-e151
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To assess the pattern of prenatal care utilization in Tehran in 2015.Methods
A total of 2005 pregnant women who lived in the catchment area of the study participated. Participants were followed from the sixth week of pregnancy until birth. Data were collected either through interviews or from written medical records.Findings
More than 95% of mothers completed all eight prenatal care visits. Some 99% of mothers completed at least four visits. The prenatal care utilization was equal among all different socio-economic regions in Tehran. Gynecologists were the main healthcare providers in prenatal care visits. In addition, 75% of mothers went to gynecologists at their office or in hospitals for ordering first-trimester screening tests.Conclusions
Prenatal care utilization complied with both national guidelines and recommendations of World Health Organization regarding the number of conducted visits. Equal accessibility and availability of prenatal care service despite the socio-economical differences of families is suggestive of equity and social justice in terms of providing health services in both public and private sectors. Among healthcare providers, gynecologists were the main healthcare provider for prenatal care visits. 相似文献3.
Farnaz Shahimi Changiz Rahimi Norolah Mohamadi 《Journal of social service research》2019,45(4):488-497
Maternal depression, its effects on mothers’ interactions with their children, and the different mechanisms of emotional and psychological disorders’ transaction to children have been surveyed for the last few decades of research. The aim of this research was to find the mediating role of the perception of parental styles between the maternal depression symptoms and the mental health of their daughters. The participants included 284 mothers and their daughters from 8 different schools chosen randomly. Mothers completed the Beck Depression Inventory-II and examined using differential diagnosis interview based on DSM-V while adolescents completed the Parenting Style Questionnaire and Symptom Check List 90-R. The results showed the mediating role of the perception of authoritative and authoritarian styles of parenting (p?≥?0.0001). Also, depression symptoms in mothers could predict the perception of parental styles. Additionally, the perception of authoritative and authoritarian parenting could predict the mental health of adolescents. 相似文献
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This exploratory study examined families' experiences during the care of brain‐injured children being treated with therapy from the Brainwave organisation. Families highlighted areas of dissatisfaction with existing services. The friendly and positive attitudes they received from Brainwave staff were an indication of hope for the future. Involvement in their children's care and being valued during decision making were advantages attributed to the Brainwave organisation. The study has produced recommendations for the Brainwave Centre to improve their service delivery as well as important areas within conventional care that could be improved and developed to help families with brain injury. Copyright © 2002 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献
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