AbouAli Vedadhir

TL;DR: It is revealed that Iranian infertile women seeking treatment face several psychological-emotional problems with devastating effects on the mental health and well-being of the infertiles individuals and couples, while the infertility is often treated as a biomedical issue in Iranian context with less attention on themental-em emotional, social and cultural aspects.

TL;DR: This study reveals that Iranian women with fertility issues seeking treatment face several social problems that could have devastating effects on the quality of their lives and is recommended that, in Iran, infertility is only considered as a biomedical issue of a couple and pay further attention to its sociocultural dimensions and consequences.

TL;DR: Education, private sector and trade, and governance were found to be the most important macrostructural factors associated with maternal mortality, and sustainable reduction in maternal mortality will depend on long-term planning for multi-faceted development.

TL;DR: It is demonstrated that three distinct factors lead to indecisiveness and delay in the use of EmOC by the midwives and mothers studied, and Appropriate management of financial and insurance-related issues can help midwife and mothers make a rational decision when complications arise.

TL;DR: Marital age, and socioeconomic status had a direct association, and hopefulness and marital satisfaction had an indirect one with Iranian women’s decision for timing motherhood, which is the responsibility of policy-makers and healthcare providers to advise women by providing appropriate interventions and facilities.