The role of conflict of interest in shaping the harms of administrative health policies

A conflict of interest is a situation in which there is a potential capacity for impartiality in the decision or action of an official, manager or employee; In other words, a situation in which an individual or organization is faced with different interests, each of which can corrupt the right decision of that person or organization. Although conflict of interest does not necessarily mean corruption, it does mean creating conditions for corruption, and the individual or organization may be consciously or unknowingly engaged in a conflict of interest.
Conflicts of interest in politics are important because of the many slips they can cause. Therefore, any phenomenon that causes personal or group interests to take precedence over national interests in decision-making in any category of administrative responsibilities is a source of conflict of interest.
Conflicts of interest may arise from individual or institutional factors. In the Iranian legal system, conflict of interest has been considered not in the discussion of prevention but in some instances of conflict of interest with a criminal and criminal approach. And is in the pre-legislative stage.
There is a conflict of interest in all areas of public policy, especially in the field of administrative health, which has been evaluated by the field method (questionnaire) as one of the disadvantages of administrative health policies in the stages of development, implementation and monitoring. Indicates low administrative health and confirmation of the existence of conflict of interest in the stages of formulating, implementing and monitoring administrative health policies.