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The emergence and increasing expansion of organizations has made the management in the effective and efficient performance of tasks require more awareness and knowledge. The present research was conducted to document and record the empirical knowledge of how to mobilize resources, and prepare and set up a biodefense camp against the COVID-19 disease crisis at Baqiyatullah University of Medical Sciences (AS). The current qualitative study was conducted in 2021-2022 at Baqiyatullah University of Medical Sciences (AS). Data collection was done face-to-face using a semi-structured interview with an experienced nutrition expert and converted into text. Then statistical analysis was done using MaxQDA software. The present empirical results lead to the identification and extraction of 193 open codes in 7 areas of incidents, problems, measures, decisions, results and consequences, suggestions, scenarios, and modeling and lessons learned about how to mobilize resources, prepare and set up a biodefense camp against The COVID-19 disease crisis happened at Baqiyatullah University of Medical Sciences (AS). The results of this study can be used as a basis for managers' planning in the implementation of documentation and recording of empirical knowledge on how to mobilize resources, prepare and launch a biodefense camp against the crisis of the COVID-19 disease in Baqiyat University of Medical Sciences.

Decision-making has a broad role in choosing educational interventions and health-oriented planning. These decisions can include small decisions or very big and important decisions in the field of health. Considering that 70% of the organization's problems are repeatable, empiricism is of great importance for organizations. The purpose of this research was to document and record the empirical knowledge of monitoring, evaluating, and improving the performance of Baqiyatallah University of Medical Sciences in facing the crisis of the COVID-19 disease. The current research is a cross-sectional study in 2021 that was conducted with the participation of 11 managers, experts, and supervisors in the field of monitoring, evaluating, and improving the performance of Baqiyatallah University of Medical Sciences in the face of the COVID-19 crisis. According to the qualitative approach of this study, the sampling was purposeful and data collection was done until the saturation limit was reached. Data collection in this study was done using a semi-structured interview by an experienced expert face-to-face and then converted into text. The analysis of the results in this study was done using descriptive statistical tests (prevalence, frequency percentage) and SPSS, EXELE, and MaxQDA software version 20. The results of the present study led to the extraction of 327 open codes and seven axial codes of events, problems, measures and decisions, results and outcomes, suggestions, scenarios and patterns, and lessons learned. The highest and lowest frequency of open codes were related to the dimensions of the results and outcomes, and scenarios and patterns with 71 and 17 codes, respectively. One of the effective measures to face and deal with critical situations such as COVID-19 is regular and organized planning. Based on this, knowing the managerial and organizational challenges and the solutions to face those helps the medical staff to achieve physical and mental health, individual and social, and plays an essential role in providing effective services to patients and society.

screening for the prevalence of skeletal disorders is needed for the early prevention and intervention of the disorders. For this purpose, the present study aimed to determine the prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders among surgical technologists and anesthesiologists.

In this analytical - descriptive cross-sectional study, 167 personnel working in the operating room of Isfahan, Iran in 2018, were evaluated using the random sampling technique. The data from the general Nordic and Cornell questionnaires were analyzed using SPSS, version 20, software as well as the statistical tests including T-test, Chi-square, Mann-Whitney U and logistic regression.

Women constituted 82% of our population. The mean age and work experience of the subjects were 32.68 ± 8.64 and 10.1 ± 8.3 years, respectively. The prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders among the surgical technologists and anesthesiologists was 96.74 and 90.9, respectively.

Given that the occupational health status of surgical technologists and anesthesiologists was not at a desirable level, this could compromise the health and work quality of the surgical team; therefore, it seems that the inclusion of some measures such as exercise, modified ergonomics` equipment, and striving to improve one's social and psychological well-being could be efficient and beneficial to prevent these disorders.

The aim of the present study is to find the effect of a slow running on static and dynamic balance training to students with Down syndrome

The statistical sample consisted of 24 children with Down syndrome (mean age 19.35+3.5, Height 157.33+12, Weight 63.92+27.49) randomly divided into two groups of 12 subjects in the experimental group and control group. There were 12 sessions for 45 minutes with slow exercise on treadmill which was considered for the experimental group. Stork balance test was used to assess the static balance and walking from heel to toe test was used to assess the dynamic balance

The results showed that the difference between static and dynamic balance before and after exercise was significant.

The use of slow running on the treadmill can be used as a way to improve the dynamic and static balance in children with Down syndrome.