Assessing the health objectives of the nation.

Assessing The Health Objectives Of The Nation

Assessing Quality of Life, Well Being and Depression Among Iranian Ederly in Australia

Objectives: The aim of the study was to achieve the health status of the Iranian elderly migrants in Australia. Methods & Materials: This study was done as a cross sectional survey carried out in 2005-2007 on 302 Iranian immigrant aged 65 yrs and over who had lived in Sydney Metropolitan area for at least 6 months. Results: The majority of the Iranian elderly had a moderate level of anxie...

Psychometric Analysis of Health System Resilience Scale and Assessing it in the Face of Covid-19 Crisis in Iran

Background and Objectives: The study aimed to analysis the psychometric properties of the health system resilience scale, assessing it and to introduce a conceptual model for qualitative analysis of Iran health system in the face of the civid-19 crisis.   Methods: In this Mixed-method study, the determination of face and content validity was performed using 8 experts. The structure validity w...

Assessing the Quality of Primary Health Services and Its Effect on Quality of Life in Recipients: A Case Study in a Rural Health Center

Background & objectives: Primary health services are inseparable part of health care system in each country and the assessment of quality of life is fundamental in the evaluation of healthcare system’s quality. The aim of this study was to assess the quality of primary healthcare services and its effect on quality of life in the recipients of these services in a health center and its subsection...

Psychometric Properties of Physical Well-Being, Health and Motor Development Inventory for Assessing School Readiness

Objectives: The objective of this study was to examine the psychometric properties of the ‘physical well-being, health and motor development inventory’ used to assess school readiness in ordinary and mentally retarded pre-school children. Methods: A descriptive study examining validity was conducted using random sampling. Two hundred students (160 ordinary and 40 mentally retarded children) ...