Introduction: Needs’ assessment is the first stage in designing Continuing Medical Education (CME) Programs. To obtain clients’ satisfaction with services of nurses as the largest group providing health and treatment services, designing and executing educational programs related to their needs is necessary. This study was conducted to determine CME priorities of nursing graduates employed in tr...

Hierarchical analysis is one of the prioritization methods of phenomena. This method provides comparison and use of expert people. In this research, the men-tioned method was applied in order to weight and prioritize valuation factors and indicators for applied science in primary school. The methodology of this research is descriptive survey. The statistical population is all experts (education...

Background and Aim: This study attempts to propose a suggestive model for theorising in the field of Inquiry-Based Information Behaviour (IBiB). Method: To achieve the research aim, Piaget’s Cognitive Development Theory, Dewey’s Constructivist Theory, as well as IBL Pedagogy were analysed. Taking into account the current information behaviour models and theories which are developed based on th...

Background: Using information and communication technology increases learning skills, content of information and knowledge. Increased knowledge and development of skills and real-world data that can be used by people with special educational needs will be useful. It can play an important role in training applied knowledge to the exceptional students. Advances in information and communication te...

Introduction: Comprehensive palliative care of cancer patients could be achieved by developing interprofessional collaboration through which professionals from a variety of professions come together to meet the clients’ complexity of health care needs. Health professionals are supposed to get ready to perform such an important responsibility. Therefore an interprofessional curriculum for pallia...