ArticleArchives of Iranian medicine2026
The Iran Healthcare Professionals' Charter of Rights.
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backgroundIn today's rapidly changing social and cultural landscape, recognizing the rights of Healthcare Professionals (HCPs) alongside those of the patients has become essential for a fair and sustainable healthcare system. While patient rights are widely acknowledged, HCPs in Iran often face heavy workloads, poor work-life balance, and reduced professional dignity. These challenges not only affect their well-being but can also compromise the quality of care the patients receive. This report presents the development of the "Charter of Rights for HCPs of Iran," prepared by the Supreme Council of the Iranian Medical Council (IMC). The charter aims to create a clear framework that protects HCPs' rights, promotes ethical practice, and supports the delivery of high-quality care nationwide.
conclusionRatifying and implementing this charter represents a significant step toward recognizing and safeguarding the rights of HCPs in Iran. Its adoption is expected to enhance workforce well-being, strengthen ethical standards, and improve patient care. Future studies should assess the charter's impact and uptake by key national stakeholders to guide further improvements.
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