فهرست مطالب fatemeh jafarian

Self-care is recognized as a fundamental approach in the field of providing, maintaining, and promoting health in individuals, families, and society. Providing essential training in the field of self-care is one of the important tasks of primary health service systems to the community, including household health ambassadors. On the other hand, determining the educational needs of self-care in each society should be based on the educational needs assessment in the same society. Therefore, the present study was conducted to determine the educational priorities of self-care using the educational needs assessment of health ambassadors.

The current study is a cross-sectional study (descriptive-analytical). The research community included household health ambassadors living in the Golestan and Mazandaran provinces. Entry criteria included being family health ambassadors, being between the ages of 20 and 60, and volunteering to enter the program. Also, the exclusion criteria included the health ambassador's unwillingness to participate in the evaluation. The study tools included a demographic questionnaire and a researcher-made questionnaire on "self-care educational needs" for health ambassadors. The health ambassadors' needs assessment questionnaire was the result of self-care educational priorities based on a general survey of the community, which was scored by the health ambassadors. Data analysis was done using SPSS version 20 software. U-Mann-Whitney and Kruskal-Wallis tests were used to analyze the data.

Results showed that the average age of health ambassadors participating in the study was 38.11±9.64 years. 987 people (57.8 percent) of them were health ambassadors of Golestan province and 721 people (42.2 percent) of them were health ambassadors of Mazandaran province. Also, concerning the participants' gender, 1439 people (84.3%) were women and 269(15.7%) were men. The educational needs assessment showed the top 10 priorities among self-care education topics determined by household health ambassadors, including stress and anxiety, healthy eating, life skills, parenting skills, water hygiene, inactivity, depression, skeletal problems, and lack of vitamins. , and oral and dental health. It was also shown that there is a statistically significant difference between different subgroups of participants such as gender, place of residence, education level, occupation, and ethnicity with self-care educational priorities in household health ambassadors (P<0.05).

The findings of the study showed that mental health issues such as stress, anxiety, and depression, as well as issues related to people's lifestyles, such as healthy eating, inactivity, and skeletal problems, were determined among the needs-based priorities for community education. Due to the limitation in financial and human resources, it is necessary to conduct self-care training based on the needs assessment of the society, because, on the one hand, an important part of the health needs of the society will be answered. On the other hand, the educational subjects that have priority will be the target of educational programs.

The life table parameters and predation rate of Typhlodromus bagdasarjani Wainstein & Arutunjan (Phytoseiidae) fed on Cenopalpus irani Dosse (Tenuipalpidae) nymphs reared on four apple cultivars Kohanz Golab, Imperial Gala, Lebanon Red, and Granny Smith were determined under laboratory conditions. The longest developmental time of immature stages in females was observed on Kohanz Golab, and the shortest one was on Granny Smith. The fecundity ranged from 19.17 eggs/female on Golab Kohanz to 32.78 eggs/female on Granny Smith. The highest and lowest intrinsic rate of increase (r) were obtained on Granny Smith (0.251 day-1), and Kohanz Golab (0.113 day-1), respectively. The total prey consumption by all immature stages on Kohanz Golab, Imperial Gala, Lebanon Red, and Granny Smith was 42.90, 34.71, 31.83, and 24.53 prey, respectively. The total prey consumption by adult females was 543.76 prey on Kohanz Golab, 419.40 prey on Imperial Gala, 376.87 prey on Lebanon Red, and 276.76 prey on Granny Smith. Our results showed that predator performance was strongly affected by feeding on C. irani mites reared on different apple cultivars, and also a significant difference was seen in the hunting capacity of T. bagdasarjani on different apple cultivars.

Iranian false spider mite, Cenopalpus irani is one of main pests on apple trees and some fruit trees in Iran. The life table parameters of C. irani were determined on four apple cultivars (Kohanz Golab, Imperial Gala, Lebanon Red, and Granny Smith) under laboratory conditions at 25±1ºC, 60±5% RH, and a photoperiod of 16: 8 h (L: D). The longest and shortest developmental time of immature stages was observed in Kohanz Golab (46.02 days), and Granny Smith (22.60 days), respectively. The lowest and highest survival rate for whole immature stages was 82.85% and 90.00% on Kohanz Golab, and Granny Smith, respectively. The intrinsic rate of increase (r) ranged from 0.041 day-1 on Kohanz Golab to 0.089 day-1 on Granny Smith. The mean generation time (T) on the above-mentioned cultivars was 66.04, 55.28, 48.10, and 34.99 days, respectively. The fecundity was also affected by the cultivars; it was the lowest on Kohanz Golab (29.55 eggs/female) and highest on Granny Smith (37.93 eggs/female). The results of the data analysis of different apple cultivars based on some demographic parameters of C. irani mite showed that Granny Smith and Kohenz Gulab cultivars are the most sensitive and resistant hosts to this pest, respectively. The findings of the present study provide new information to design a more comprehensive IPM program for this pest in apple orchards.

The crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic has severely affected education in universities.Therefore,it seems necessary to create a new and practical view in the education process.One of the most important teaching methods in medical sciences is the morning report.The purpose of this study is to compare the morning report conventional & virtual forms, from the viewpoint interns and medical assistants during the Covid-19 pandemic.

A descriptive-analytical study was conducted on 124 medical students of  Babol Ayatollah Rouhani Hospital(1400-1401).The data was collected using a researcher-made and extracted questionnaire based on the manual of clinical education standards of the relevant ministry in three dimensions of educational structure, educational content, and empowerment enhancement. Descriptive statistics and t-test,Spearman's correlation,Mann-Whitney and Wilcoxon tests were used to analyze the data.

From the students' viewpoint, the conventional course was significantly more favorable than the virtual in all three dimensions. Conventional training compared to virtual has had the biggest difference in terms of the educational structure. The quality of the virtual course was evaluated in terms of four indicators, and results showed that studied groups agreed on the lack of desirable quality of the virtual course.

The results showed that holding the morning report by face-to-face method was more favorable than the virtual method in all three dimensions investigated. Therefore, to deal with educational challenges in times of crisis, by explaining a written and planned program including virtual courses, any educational vacuum can be avoided.

"Region" is a concept that plays an important role in the policy-making of the governments of the world. With the changes that have taken place and new technologies, a new type of region is needed today. Regions, as a combination of criteria and elements, can create and continuously improve knowledge enterprises by injecting new ideas, knowledge and organizational learning. Regions must incorporate the principles of knowledge creation and continuous learning to eventually become learning regions. According to the special characteristics of each region of Iran; Innovation has a different effect in each of these areas. To determine the extent of the impact of these systems, it is necessary to evaluate their performance. The authors of this study intend to provide a model for evaluation in accordance with the conditions of the regions in Iran. The proposed regional innovation system evaluation model consists of three levels, each of which evaluates regions from different perspectives. In such a way that the indicators presented in each level are complementary to other levels. First, the general indicators and potentials of each region are identified, and at the third level, the performance of the firm and the system is evaluated and monitored. Finally, using a case study of Isfahan region; Intends to experimentally evaluate the performance of a regional innovation system in Iran.

Free innovation is a concept that refers to the voluntary contribution of ideas by individuals for problem-solving purposes without any financial transaction. The question arises as to how innovators are motivated to participate in this process. Previous studies have shown that free innovation is directly related to human interests and values, and encompasses issues such as benefits, participation, entertainment, education, creativity, philanthropy, and other important topics related to "human development and progress." This study aimed to address the question of free innovation and investigate the free innovation ecosystems in Iran. The effective motivations for the formation of free innovation were identified and ranked. By reviewing the literature on free innovation, using expert evaluation and the Delphi method, the effective motivations were identified. Then, using Dimtel, the impact of the final eight motivations with the opinions of research experts was examined. These motivations included philanthropy, personal reward, social acceptance, social responsibility, increase in fame and dignity, helping, feeling satisfied with dignity, and the joy of learning. The value of this research lies in enriching the theoretical foundations of free innovation in Persian language, and providing policy recommendations that lay the groundwork for leveraging the implementation of free innovation in Iranian society.

Mikhail Bakhtin (1895-1975), one of the philosophers and theorists of Russian literature of the 20th century, proposed his theory of carnivalism, inspired by carnival celebrations. In these celebrations, people break the chains of fear, away from the domineering space of dos and don'ts, and behind a critical laugh, they show the issues that have been silenced by the dominating voice of the society. In his theory of Carnivalism, Bakhtin examines the actions of the carnival by using the principles of satire, which is based on dialogue genres and is one of the most important tools for understanding the world of the carnival, in order to examine the works of humor and presents elements such as conversationalism in the space of chronotope (time-space), architectonics (organization of relations between subjects) and heteroglassia (meaning in the situation) to criticize satirical works. In this article, by examining two hypothetical kings, namely Demoghorazeh from the book of Democracy or Demoghorazeh by Seyyed Mehdi Shojaei and the Qajar King by Ahmed Shamloo in the book of “the travel diary” of Meymant, the series of carnivals and actions such as coronation and de-coronation. Laughter and the logic of conversationalism of carnival have been investigated to show the intermingling of contradictions of human life in the grotesque of power and in the political-social atmosphere in these two works. Carnival standards are expressed in this work inductively and with a critical approach.

 Discovering the decision-making motivations of investors is always one of the most fundamental issues in business. Crowdfunding is introduced as a solution to the problem of financing social businesses and solving social problems with small contributions from many people. Identifying the motivations that affect investors' participation in crowdfunding, helps entrepreneurs and policymakers to use that for increasing the number of crowdfunding.

The purpose of this research is to identify the motivations that encourage investors to participate in the donation-based crowdfunding process.

first by using literature and then semi-structured interview with the participants; Effective motivations were extracted. Further, through action research, the case study of Salam center's " collective votive " in the month of Muharram was investigated in order to identify the motivations appropriate to Iran.

Incentives effective on investors' decision-making were categorized in two levels, personal and social, and a total of 13 effective incentives on investors' participation in the crowdfunding project without tangible returns were introduced.

According to the results of studies, a comprehensive understanding of how to investment decisions are made, helps founders to increase the success rate by providing all the necessary information to potential investors. This research enriches the literature of donation-based crowdfunding in the field of social innovation for developing countries by providing effective incentives for investors' participation.

Today, the medical tourism market has been raised as one of the revenue industries in the world. In the tourism industry, factors have a direct and important impact on boom and expansion that causes some countries to become a medical tourism pole. This study aimed at prioritizing factors related to the absorption of medical tourists in Yazd City, Iran.

In the first step, using the keywords such as "medical tourism, effective factors and absorption factors", Web of Science, PubMed, Scopus, ScienceDirect, Google Scholar, Scientific Information Database (SID), Magiran, Medlib, Civilica, and Irandoc were reviewed, and related factors with the absorption of tourists were extracted; and in the second stage, using the hierarchical analysis model, by the research community consisting medical tourists and experts in this area, these factors were prioritized.

Factors were identified in the two themes, seven subthemes, and 27 items; among them, the subtheme of the quality of health services, and item of the quality of the treatment staff had the most importance and priority from the viewpoint of medical tourists and experts in this area.

One of the ways to increase tourists attracting and influencing tourists to choose Iran as a destination country, is to increase the quality of services, especially medical services, along with reducing costs, and making them competitive.

 Family or relative humor is a category that wants to enter the layers of culture, language and social relationships of family relationships and show the continuity of these relationships in its joking-serious form. Russian critic and theoretician Mikhail Bakhtin (1895-1975) inspired by the free carnival celebrations that take place in the world in different ways, proposed his theory of humor of carnivalism. He believes that the artistic language of humor - He can reveal human stories without any fear and show his free and casual behavior. Carnival shows real life in its dumb novel form. The purpose of this research is to examine the carnival actions such as crowning and crowning, laughter, conversationalism and carnival situations in two family stories "Dari Vari" and "Chert ve Prat" by Ebrahim Raha. The method of this research is descriptive-analytical and it was carried out using library studies.As a result of the research, it is stated that there is intimacy in the levels of family relationships, which show their carnivalized situations in meetings and temporal-spatial continuities.The personal and social characteristics of the family members bring life to a crisis or solve the crises behind the insults and laughter.

One of the factors affecting the quality of life after pregnancy is mode of delivery. Many studies should be done about the relationship between mode of delivery and related physical and psychological problems and also satisfaction after delivery. So the present study was conducted to evaluate the quality of life of mothers with cesarean and vaginal delivery.
This descriptive study was conducted on 330 pregnant women who were admitted to an educational hospital for vaginal delivery or cesarean in 2015. Selection of subjects was done via simple random sampling. Data collection tools were demographic questionnaire and also short form of the World Health Organization Quality of Life Questionnaire (WHOQOL-BREF). Data were analyzed using SPSS-21 software thru descriptive statistics, Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney tests.
The mean value of quality of life scores of women were 57.81 and 57.40 for vaginal and Cesarean delivery groups respectively, there was no significant difference between these two groups (p= 0.353). The mean value of quality of life of all women was 57.61. Social dimension has highest value among other dimensions in all women. There was no significant correlation between the scores of quality of life dimensions and total quality of life score with the mode of delivery. In the normal labor group, significant difference were observed about between the age group of 20-30 years with 20> years and Although there was no significant relationship between quality of life and mode of delivery, but because of the higher complications and higher costs of delivery, the rates of caesarean can be reduced by giving more advice and raising awareness of pregnant mothers.