Modern Medical Journalism

Conversion of the Concept of Medicine and Hygiene in the Context of Women's Journalism: Examination of Midwifery and Nursemaiding in Qajar and Pahlavi the First Era

Development of a new attitude towards hygiene and medicine during the Qajar period required attention to various issues, including the hygiene of women and children. Political activists and thinkers considered the modern hygiene and medicine through corrective actions and critique of the dominant discourse of traditional medicine. In the late Qajar period and with the boom of journalism, these ...

Electronic medical journalism today.

Actor-Networking the News

To date, journalists and most of those who study them remain wedded to a deeply modern understanding of the profession, one in which firm analytical borders separate news and newsmakers, reporters and audience, press and politics. New media technologies have begun to corrode these boundaries in practice, however. With its emphasis on sociotechnical hybrids, actor-network theory offers a powerfu...

Medical Journalism and Emergency Medicine

Introduction: owadays, many researches in the field of medicine are conducting all around the world and medical journalism is a way to share the results. In fact, dissemination of the related manuscripts can prevent the repetitive research or may even lead to conducting a better survey. Therefore high quality medical journals are considered as up-to-date resources for further investigations (1,...

[Proposal for a media guideline to improve medical and health journalism].

A lot of healthcare professionals experienced annoyance with biased mass media news regarding medical and health issues. In this paper, I propose "news profiling method" and "media guideline" to improve the medical and health journalism.