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Mohammad Reza Ghanbari, Md Siamak Rajaei, Md Mosa Kiani, Md Mohammad Reza Yoosefi,
Volume 8, Issue 2 (2-2012)
Abstract

  Background and Objective : Since performance of educational services can be objectively represented by graduates’ perspective we decided to assess performance of educational services of Golestan University of medical sciences from the viewpoint of graduates.

  Materials and Methods : In­ this descriptive study­, 159 of students who graduated in the second semester of 2006-2007 academic year were asked to fill out a valid and reliable research-made questionnaire with 36 closed questions relating to­ functional factors. To analyze the data, we use descriptive and inferential statistics using SPSS software.

  Results: Of 159 subjects, 35­ (22%) are males and 124 (78%) females. Their majors are medicine, environmental health, Nursing, midwifery, Laboratory sciences, and Public health. ­The results show ­various viewpoints in different majors. ­There is significant correlation between graduates’ satisfaction with the performance of educational system and their course of study (p<0.001).­­The intense of this result is further due to medical and midwifery graduates’ dissatisfactory with the performance of high educational services and management.

  Conclusion: Based on the results, the functions in different educational sections of university are not in line with graduates’ expectations.


Mohammad Reza Ghanbari, Dr Hadi Salari, Dr Sadegh Ali Taziki, Leila Padash, Dr Mohammad Reza Yousefi, Elham Lotfalinejad,
Volume 10, Issue 1 (4-2013)
Abstract

Background and objective:­ In accordance with­ general studies, the prevalence of psychological disorders is increasing worldwide in that it is the cause of one percent of mortality  rate in the world esp. Iran. Because of susceptibility of women to psychological disorders and fewer studies in this field, this study aimed at evaluating ­mental health status of over- fifteen- year- old women in urban population of Gorgan, Iran. 

Material and Methods: In this study, 1088 women aged over 15 were selected by randomized cluster sampling. The data was collected by demographic data sheet and General Health Questionnaire (GHQ-28), and analyzed by Chi Square and Fisher Exact test.   

Results: Based on our findings, the prevalence of psychiatric disorders is 17.5%.­ ­Based on cut-off score of 6 for each of the four disorders, Anxiety disorder and insomnia are with the highest prevalence (5.5%) and depression is with the lowest (3.1%). The Prevalence of disorders has positive significant relationship with variables like age,­ ­marital status and family history of addiction.

Conclusion: The prevalence of present study is average compared to similar reports. Nevertheless it is a necessity to have further attention to the mental health of women and it is essential to train efficient workforce and provide appropriate facilities in order to give mental health services to both rural and urban population. 



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