Food and nutrition security are intimately interconnected, since only a food based approach can help in overcoming malnutrition in an economically and socially sustainable manner. Food production provides the base for food security as it is a key determinant of food availability. This paper deals with different aspects of ensuring high productivity and production without associated ecological h...

background: improvement of medical education is necessary for meeting health care demands. participation of private practice physicians in ambulatory care training is an effective method for enhancing medical students' skills. purpose: this study was undertaken to determine clinical professors' views about participation of physicians with private office in ambulatory care training. methods: par...

Given the presence of significant returns to education, it would seem logical to query why individuals choose to leave school early. This paper examines the evidence on this issue, dealing with both methodological and evidence-based findings. Drawing on existing research in the area of schooling returns, the evidence and deficiencies of the literature are explored in an effort to quantify the s...

The return to education and the gender wage gap are essential issues in public policy decision-making. Return from attainment of each additional educational level can be a valuable incentive stimulate people towards higher levels schooling. study investigates hourly earnings “returns” due identity differences case Azerbaijan, resource-rich developing country. We argue that an is positive modera...

background & aim : this study aimed to discover the lived experiences of patients transferred from the intensive care unit (icu) to a general ward, to reach a deeper understanding of this phenomenon. methods & materials: this is a qualitative study with an interpretative phenomenological approach, which is conducted at hospitals affiliated to universities, and private hospitals of tehran in 201...

Medical education is expensive. The high cost of medical education means that there is increasing pressure on funders, providers and learners to ensure that medical education delivers return on investment.(1) There are a plethora of methods to achieve this aim; however they all work on the premise that costs must be controlled and/or returns increased. At a micro level there are arguments for d...