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Neda Yavari
Neda Yavari

Assistant Professor of Medical Ethics

Department of Medical Ethics, School of Medicine

Isfahan University of Medical Sciences

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1. Are Iranian Patients Willing to Receive Clinical Information and Participate in Treatment, Journal of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine (2024)
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1. Are Iranian Patients Willing to Receive Clinical Information and Participate in Treatment, Journal of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine (2024)
2. Exploring Defensive Medicine: Examples, Underlying and Contextual Factors, and Potential Strategies - a Qualitative Study, BMC Medical Ethics (2023)
3. Exploring Defensive Medicine: Examples, Underlying and Contextual Factors, and Potential Strategies - a Qualitative Study, BMC Medical Ethics (2023)
4. Policy Brief for Management and Prevention of Defensive Medicine in the Iranian Health System, Iranian Journal of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine (2023)
5. Policy Brief for Management and Prevention of Defensive Medicine in the Iranian Health System, Iranian Journal of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine (2023)
6. Revision in the Methods of Teaching Professional Ethics to Medical Students Based on the Rest Model; [ضرورت بازبینی در روش های آموزش اخلاق حرفه ای به دانشجویان پسشکی بر اساس مدل رست], Journal of Isfahan Medical School (2023)
7. Developing a Comprehensive Tool to Assess Professional Attitude Among Physicians and Medical Students, Journal of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine (2021)
8. Developing a Comprehensive Tool to Assess Professional Attitude Among Physicians and Medical Students, Journal of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine (2021)
9. Obstacles of Professional Behavior Among Medical Trainees: A Qualitative Study From Iran (2018), Journal of Education and Health Promotion (2019)
10. Does Medical Education Erode Medical Trainees’ Ethical Attitude and Behavior?, Journal of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine (2016)