Developing the marine medicine syllabus for medical sciences students: a multiphase design study.

Background: Marine medicine is one of the medical fields that deals with the health and safety of people related to the sea but the marine medicine syllabus for education to the students is not specified yet. The present study aimed to develop the marine medicine syllabus to medical sciences students education.

Methods: This study was conducted in three phases.

Efficacy of complementary interventions for management of anxiety in patients undergoing coronary angiography: A rapid systematic review.

Coronary angiography (CAG) is an invasive and anxiety-provoking procedure for many patients. Psychological problems, especially anxiety, are the main concern of nurses taking care of these patients before the procedure. This rapid systematic review aimed to assess the efficacy of interventions for management of anxiety in patients undergoing CAG.

The efficacy of interventions for back pain in patients after transfemoral coronary angiography: A rapid systematic review.

Coronary angiography is a gold standard tool for diagnosis of coronary artery disease. After this test, patients are restricted in bed to prevent vascular complications. Immobilization and bed rest can cause back pain in these patients.

Experiences of self-medication among people: a qualitative meta-synthesis.

Background: Self-medication is one of the major health-related problems in the world, which causes many problems for people and health systems. No comprehensive qualitative meta-synthesis has been done to understand the perceptions and experiences of self-medication among people.

Objectives: This study aimed to analyze, re-interpret, and synthesize the existing qualitative studies on perceptions and experiences of self-medication among people around the world.