Exploring paramedics' lived experiences in confrontation with patients' death during missions: a phenomenological study.

Background: Emergency personnel are the first line of emergency response systems to respond to emergencies; in essence, they are usually exposed to a wide range of physical and psychological problems. Accordingly, the current study aimed to clarify the lived experiences of paramedics when exposed to Patients' Deaths during their missions in 2023.

Methods: This study was carried out using a qualitative approach and interpretative phenomenology from January 9, 2022, to September 21, 2023.

Lived experiences of Iranian prehospital emergency technicians in facing women's emergencies: a phenomenological study.

Introduction: This study aimed to investigate the work problems and challenges of male prehospital emergency technicians when faced with female medical emergencies. Given that qualitative research has not been done in this field, planning to find the weak points and improve the quality of prehospital emergency as the first line of treatment for female emergency patients, which is considered an important part of the health care system, is considered important and valuable. Therefore, this phenomenological study was conducted in 2023.

Terrorist attacks in Iran: A counter-terrorism medicine analysis.

Introduction: Terrorism is a combined phenomenon, the concept of which is strongly affected by the spatial and temporal situation. Terrorist attacks can affect the demand for and delivery of healthcare services and often put a unique burden on the first responders, hospitals, and health systems. This study provides an epidemiological description of all -terrorist-related attacks in Iran from 1979 to 2020.