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Dr. Mohammad Ghofrani, Volume 2, Issue 1 (spring 2018)
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Background and aim: The pure life or “Hayat Tayyabeh”is a spiritual subject and a genuine Quranic term explained in the religious culture of Islam; this genuine term may be known to be synonymous with the contemporary term “ spiritual health” in the Persian language literature. Allah the exalted and most high has stated in the holy Quran that "Any man or woman who doth a righteous deed provided they have faith in God shall be granted a blessed and eternal prosperous life; and God shall grant them a reward much better than the righteous deed they did. " A life pure and enjoyable is God’s gift to those with faith and righteous deeds and not for the pagans , hypocrites or polytheists.
People may be divided into 3 main groups namely a group which confine life to nature and matter and deny the creator of the world; another group that despite believing weakly in God confine the material life to nature and matter and do not really believe in resurrection. The 3rd group comprise those who have faith and believe in origination and resurrection and accounting of deeds on the Day of Judgment. The belief of people has an effect on their worldly life. In this paper the path to the pure life with its special Quranic attributes is presented along with its reliance upon the lifestyle advocated by Islam. In this context the pure life which is virtually Islamic spiritual health in the worldly life and achieving perfection and eternal prosperity is attainable by following the ordainments of the holy Quran and the teachings of the Prophet (PBUH) and his infallible household; then eternal prosperity is guaranteed.
Dr. Mohammad Ali Mohagheghi, Dr. S.j. Sajadi, Dr. Bagher Larijani, Dr. Hassan Abolghasemi, Dr. S.hassan Emami Razavi, Dr. Kamran Bagheri Lankarani, Dr. Narges Tabrizchi, Dr. Fereidoun Azizi, Dr. Mohammad Ghofrani, Dr. S.mohsen Foroutan, Dr. S.mohammad Reza Kalantar Motamedi, Dr. S.reza Majdzadeh, Dr. S.alireza Marandi, Dr. Hossein Malek Afzali, Dr. Iraj Nabipour, Dr. Mohammad Hossein Niknam, Volume 2, Issue 3 (autumn 2019)
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Background: Medical education has deeply impact on all aspects of the community health, due to its potential fields and specialized abilities. Some of the momentous responsibilities of this important educational system are as below:
Providing and promoting human capital health, accountable responsiveness to social needs, identifying, rooting and solving problems and obstacles of the health care system, promoting of community health culture, health promotion with the research strategy, production of science and technology required by the field etc. Participation in the progress of the science and technology system, with "the Islamic-Iranian model of progress", is considered a main responsibility of this educational system.
Method: This study was conducted on the basis of the first and 13 th paragraphs as well as other related concepts, from "the Mega-policy of Health Document", issued by great leader of the I. R. of Iran.
Results: In the analytical report 1, while presenting the main study framework, the concepts of "reform" and "progress" in the medical education system of the country are presented. Accordingly, main components of progress in the field of health and medical education (quantitative, qualitative, scientific, cultural, research, technology-managerial and spiritual)" are the direct subjects of this report. Other important aspedts are " Purposeful development", " effectiveness", "Health-orientation", "Social Accountability", "Justice", and :Needs-oriented development".
Conclusion: In systematic attitude towards the health, in the General Health Policy horizon, several Processes (quantitative-qualitative-scientific-cultural-research-technological-managerial and spiritual) have a reciprocal and logical relationship.
Dr. Mohammad Hossein Niknam, Dr. Manouchehr Dawaei, Dr. S. Ziaeddin Tabei, Dr. S. Alireza Marandi1, Dr. S. Jamaleddin Sajjadi, Dr. Bagher Larijani, Dr. S. Hassan Emami Razdi, Dr. Yahya Aghedek, Dr. Mohammad Ghofrani, Dr. S. Mahmoud Tabatabaei, Dr. Hossein Malek Afzali, Dr. Mohammad Ali Mohagheghi, Volume 2, Issue 4 (wintre 2018)
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Background and aim: Respect for ethics and spirituality, inspired by the ideals of the Islamic revolution and the teachings of the late Imam Khomeini are still highly regarded now 40 years onward, Medical ethics and spirituality in health has been acknowledged to be growing and improving rapidly now 40 years after the Islamic revolution. Healthcare workers in addition to following beliefs and fundamentals of the ethical and spiritual determinants of health, are strict in their beliefs. Developments in the field of ethics and spirituality during the four decades after the revolution, have been reviewed and are presented herein.
Method: A literature review study approach was undertaken and historical documentation was assessed and the data were collected and assessed.
Results: All valid aspects of ethics and spirituality, including theoretical fundamentals, practical aspects of professionalism, human resource, morality, cultural and social considerations, have all been shown to have improved in the Islamic Iranian society.
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