Open Access Peer Reviewed Quarterly Est. 2016

International Academic Journal of Medical and Clinical Practice

(IAJMCP)
ISSN (Print): 8156-7532 | ISSN (Online): 5353-5523
3.95
Impact Factor
14
H-Index
312+
Articles
📄 Int. Acad. J. Med. Clin. Pract. — Volume 13, Issue 1 (2025)
International Academic Journal of Medical and Clinical Practice  |  Volume 13, Issue 1  |  2025  |  4 Articles
Open Access Double-Blind Peer Reviewed ISSN: 5353-5523 (Online)
📋 Articles — Volume 13, Issue 1
Research Article Pages 1-13
Article 1 of 4

NAVIGATING HEALTH EDUCATION VOLUNTEERING IN THE POST-COVID DIGITAL ERA

The COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly reshaped healthcare delivery, education, and volunteering worldwide. Sectors reliant on in-person interaction, such as health education and global health volunteering, faced unprecedented disruption, necessitating rapid adaptation. In low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), where international volunteers…

Research Article Pages 14-19
Article 2 of 4

REDUCING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT IN MEDICAL TRAINING: STRATEGIES AND INSIGHTS

Climate change poses a major threat to global health, with the healthcare sector paradoxically contributing significantly to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Medical education, as a foundational component of healthcare, is itself a source of carbon emissions through energy-intensive infrastructures, travel…

Research Article Pages 20-24
Article 3 of 4

HEALING THROUGH NARRATIVE: CULTIVATING EMPATHY IN MEDICAL EDUCATION

Medical education is increasingly emphasizing not only clinical competence but also humanistic, ethical, and reflective skills essential for patient-centered care. Medical storytelling has emerged as a powerful pedagogical tool that engages learners emotionally and intellectually, bridging the gap between biomedical…

Research Article Pages 25-37
Article 4 of 4

ENHANCING PRESCHOOL ORAL HYGIENE: INSIGHTS FROM A COM-B–BASED RANDOMIZED TRIAL

Early childhood is a critical period for establishing lifelong oral hygiene habits, yet dental caries remain highly prevalent among preschool children worldwide. In Iran, over 88% of children aged 5–6 show signs of dental disease, emphasizing the urgent need for…

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