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M Arab, M Hosseini, M Ranjbar, A Rashidian, A Pourreza, M Varmaghani, M Tajvar,
Volume 9, Issue 3 (7 2011)
Abstract

Background: The elderly population in Iran is increasing .  The aim of this study is the survey of satisfaction rate and the effective factors on the elderly - aged peoples  satisfaction regarding to the given services in the hospitals affiliated to the Tehran university of medical sciences.

Materials & Methods: This research is a descriptive - analytical study with applied results. It shows the problems cross - section ally.The research society involves the whole elderly - aged people whit 65 years old   and more than that used the bedridden services of the hospitals affiliated to the Tehran university of medical sciences. The sample involves 360 elderly. For collecting the data, a questionnaire with three parts was used. The validity of questionnaire by the content measurement and the reliability of questionnaire by test re test (r = 0.84) were achieved. And also we used SPSS software for data analysis.

Results: : Results showed that 25/6%patients from management type, 41/9%from facilities ,17/2% from behavior personality and 30/3% from public services are dissatisfaction.  A total of 12 variable were analyzed, and the results showed that: The education level, age, sex, type of refer, dealing with the bed shortage and occupations have the meaningful relation with their satisfaction rate. The one - variable - analyzers in the logistic regration  model showed that among the whole meaningful variables, the education level has the strongest relation with satisfaction. With increasing the education level, the satisfaction rate have been decreased.

Conclusion: Due to results satisfaction rate among participant of this study is good and accepted. Using of results is effective step in increase productivity services and further evaluation needed to be done for functional styles patient elderly satisfaction.


Moslem Mohsenbeigi, Mohamad Zarezade, Khadije Nasiiani, Mohamad Ranjbar, Mohammad Reza Vafaeenasab,
Volume 21, Issue 1 (5-2022)
Abstract

Introduction: Despite many challenges, public-private partnership in hospitals is recognized as one of the most attractive investment platforms for the private sector. This study conducted to assess the challenges of private sector partnership with public hospitals using the public-private partnership model in public hospitals in Yazd.
Methods: The present qualitative research conducted in 2021. The viewpoints of 15 faculty members, directors, managers and operational experts on the participation of the private sector, those related to the transfer and contracts and the parties of the private sector are extracted through a semi-structured interview guide and analyzed using content analysis in three stages.
Results: A total of 10 main themes including economic and policymaking problems, insufficient manpower readiness, lack of support authority, weak partnership laws, lack of knowledge and experience of managers in partnership, lack of financial transparency, conflict of interest, poor coordination, lack of cultural readiness and trust-building and lack of plans and supervision in the field of partnership in 28 sub-themes extracted.
Conclusion: There are challenges related to policymaking issues and the resulting instability, incoordination of different units, unpreparedness of manpower and contract details in using different models of public-private partnership in hospitals, in which the use of the same procedures, transparency and the meeting requirements of the private sector are recommended for partnership and the formulation of laws and contracts free from any shortcomings and weaknesses that could lead to the loss of the public sector.


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