seyyed abdullah sajjadi jaghargh

Today, information technology has permeated all fields, transforming numerous aspects of our lives, while entrepreneurship has become increasingly essential. In medicine, the integration of this technology is becoming crucial.

This research focuses on designing an entrepreneurial model that leverages modern communication and information technologies in the health sector. By capitalizing on created opportunities, entrepreneurs can drive innovation, leading to cost savings, time efficiency, and greater access to health and medical services for people everywhere.

In this qualitative study, the sample included faculty members from Iran University of Medical Sciences, selected through purposive sampling. Following this, the sample was expanded using snowball sampling, introduced through key experts, to include additional informed individuals. Data collection was conducted through semi-structured interviews with faculty members, experts, and knowledgeable individuals who were willing to participate. The interviews continued until data saturation was reached. Data analysis was carried out using content analysis, with coding performed using MAXQDA10 software.

After coding and identifying the main and sub-themes, content analysis was completed, resulting in 10 main themes and 57 sub-themes. All interviewees highlighted sub-themes such as "infrastructure and hardware," "internet bandwidth," "access to electronic health records," "equipment and supplies," "data privacy," "qualified physicians," and "counseling."

When designing an entrepreneurial model in any region or country, it is essential to consider the existing needs and conditions, environmental demands, population characteristics, culture, habits, preferences of service recipients, infrastructural capabilities, governing laws, and security issues. Additionally, the model must incorporate specific leadership, management, and oversight to ensure it becomes a responsive and effective system.

this paper aims to investigate the media policies governing national media in Iran following the revolution. As national media is a multifaceted and extensive organization covering various domains, this research focuses on the policies applied to the news anchoring sector. News anchoring is crucial in media due to its continuous and direct connection with the audience, making it highly influential in attracting and impacting viewers. However, the anchoring model is primarily shaped by the overarching policies of national media rather than individual characteristics. The central question of the article is: What effects do the prevailing policies of Iranian national media, including television, have on persuasive news anchoring? The findings indicate that moving away from traditional anchoring, redefining the mission of news anchors as creative message deliverers, identifying target audiences and competitors in terms of influence, and recognizing their needs and expectations necessitate changes in media policy and oversight. This study employs a qualitative methodology using questionnaires and in-depth interviews. The statistical population includes Tehran residents who are audiences of national media, as well as experts and scholars in the field of news anchoring.

Healthcare professionals have been discussing the future of telemedicine and its successor, teleconsultation, for several years. This technology has the potential to improve the organization and provision of health services by increasing access to medical specialists for people in distant cities and reducing waiting times for patients in hospital queues. Therefore, this study aims to identify the role of new communication technologies, such as telemedicine, in clinical medicine.

This study was conducted using a scoping review method. All published articles on the in the field of telemedicine in clinical medicine at the end of Aban 1401 (November 21, 2022) were searched and collected in nine databases and Google Scholar search engine. Finally, based on the inclusion criteria, 13 articles were included in the study and analyzed.

The results of these studies have pointed out issues such as insufficient knowledge among people, lack of facilities and equipment, inadequate allocation of funds, inappropriate software and hardware infrastructure, and weak privacy protection methods. These issues pose challenges in the implementation of telemedicine technology, making it necessary to reconsider the structure and formulation of specific instructions for its implementation.

Policymakers and health managers should develop and implement effective strategies to establish a suitable platform for integrating new medical technologies, such as remote medicine, into the healthcare system.