Linda A Reddy
Advancing the science of coaching in education: An introduction to the special issue
Journal of school psychology
economic sanctions aim exert pressure political economic foundations hypothesizing sanctions might affect various aspects population health study component broader investigation ascertain trend effects sanctions selected health outcomes iran seeks explore experiences iranian citizens associated imposed sanctions qualitative study conducted 31 semistructured interviews randomly selected patients diagnosed least one chronic rare disease diverse backgrounds across four provinces iran analyzed data using inductive content analysis approach facilitated maxqda10 software identified three primary themes direct effects side effects coping strategies immediate effects perceived manifested restriction healthcare service availability affordability citizens side effects included economic hardships experienced individuals lives perceived devastation caused difficulties coping mechanisms adopted patients familiesrelatives included prioritizing comorbidities prioritizing health needs within families multiple ill members readjusting healthillness requirements light daily living needs addition inherent burden illness patients faced substantial healthcare costs result sanctions restricted access medications availability lowquality medications advocate considering challenges within healthcare system resilience framework crucial first step policymakers aiming determine actionable measures mitigate adverse effects sanctions citizens particularly vulnerable groups