Effect of dual practice on service delivery time by surgeons in the Islamic Republic of Iran: multi-level analysis of a national survey, 2016

Mahboubeh, Bayat; Azad, Shokri; Roghayeh, Khalilnezhad; Elmira, Mirbahaeddin; Mahmoud, Khodadost; Hamed, Fattahi; Gholamhossein, Zalani; Iraj, Harirchi; Mehdi, Yaser; Ebrahim, Jaafaripooyan; Ali, Akbari-Sari

Mahboubeh, Bayat; Azad, Shokri; Roghayeh, Khalilnezhad; Elmira, Mirbahaeddin; Mahmoud, Khodadost; Hamed, Fattahi; Gholamhossein, Zalani; Iraj, Harirchi; Mehdi, Yaser; Ebrahim, Jaafaripooyan; Ali, Akbari-Sari.

EMHJ-Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal. 2018; 24 (9): 866-876

in English | IMEMR | ID: emr-199175

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Background:

One of the work patterns which affects the supply of specialists is the phenomenon of dual practice [DP], i.e., working simultaneously in the public and private sectors. Uncontrolled DP in the surgery health workforce can have adverse effects on access to surgeons, efficiency, effectiveness and quality of surgery services.

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Humans; Male; Female; Adult; Middle Aged; Aged; Surgeons; Hospitals; Professional Practice

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Index: IMEMR (Eastern Mediterranean) Main subject: Professional Practice / Surgeons / Hospitals Limits: Adult / Aged / Female / Humans / Male Language: English Journal: East Mediterr Health J. Year: 2018

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