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Evaluating different types of malpractices in midwifery that were referred to the forensic medicine commission and the medical council between 2006 and 2011 in Isfahan province, 2013.

Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res · 2015 · PMC4525338 · PMID 26257795

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Based on the report of Forensic Medicine Organization (FMO), the number of medical malpractice complaints in Iran was 413 cases out of all complaints received in the FMO in Tehran in 1995, 299 cases in 1999, 823 cases in 2004, and 1270 cases in 2005.[ 8 ] Another study in Isfahan shows an increasing trend of complaints.

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