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Form Without Function: Why Successful Global Health Programs in Iran Do Not Lead to Improved Hospital Management and Public Satisfaction? A Comparative Study with Türkiye, Thailand, Egypt, and Malaysia
Over the past four decades, Iran’s health system has formally adopted—and implemented through laws, regulations, and systems—virtually all programs recognized in global literature as successful models: the family physician scheme, referral systems, electronic health records and
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