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## Misdiagnosis Association and Research Institute (MARI)

The Misdiagnosis Association and Research Institute (MARI) is a non-profit research organization dedicated to addressing issues of misdiagnosis, treatment errors, and malpractice in healthcare and medicine. Founded in 2012 by Dr. Pooya Khan Mohammad Beigi, MARI aims to improve healthcare quality by conducting comprehensive research and creating extensive databases on medical errors[1][3].

## History and Background

MARI was established in 2012 by Dr. Pooya Khan Mohammad Beigi, MD, a dermatologist and clinical research fellow. Initially focused on misdiagnosis in dermatology, such as Mycosis Fungoides and Acrodermatitis Enteropathica, the organization quickly expanded its scope. From a small team of professors and students, MARI has grown into an international organization with offices in major cities worldwide[1].

## Mission and Objectives

MARI's primary mission is to produce the world's most comprehensive database on misdiagnosed cases. The organization collaborates with health organizations, universities, clinics, and professors globally to achieve this goal. MARI aims to:

1. Remove limitations and boundaries in medical practice

2. Improve communication among clinicians, researchers, and students

3. Enhance healthcare quality through accurate and equitable care

4. Reduce diagnostic errors, treatment errors, and malpractice incidents[1][3]

## Organizational Structure

MARI operates through several specialized branches:

1. **MARI Research**: Focuses on conducting studies related to misdiagnosis and medical errors

2. **MARI Education**: Provides educational resources and training to healthcare professionals

3. **MARI Pharmaceutic**: Investigates pharmaceutical-related errors and improvements

4. **MARI Veterinary**: Addresses misdiagnosis and treatment errors in veterinary medicine[5]

## Research and Publications

MARI is committed to producing high-quality research on topics related to misdiagnosis, errors in treatment, and malpractice. The organization has published numerous scientific articles and collaborates with experts worldwide. Key research areas include:

1. Diagnostic error prevention

2. Treatment error reduction

3. Malpractice analysis and prevention

4. Healthcare system improvement strategies[1][5]

## Database Development

A core focus of MARI is the creation of a comprehensive database on misdiagnosed cases. This database aims to:

1. Provide a valuable resource for healthcare professionals

2. Identify patterns and trends in misdiagnosis

3. Inform policy and practice improvements in healthcare

4. Support further research into diagnostic errors[1][3]

## Educational Initiatives

MARI develops educational resources to improve diagnostic accuracy and patient care. These initiatives include:

1. Short, informative summaries of medical conditions for healthcare providers

2. Educational materials for patients to better understand their conditions and treatments

3. Integration of diagnostic tools and resources into medical education curricula[5]

## Global Impact

MARI's work extends beyond healthcare, influencing various fields such as:

1. Technology and robotics in medicine

2. Pharmaceutical research and development

3. Nutrition and health

4. Legal aspects of medical malpractice

5. Veterinary medicine[5]

## Challenges and Controversies

As with many organizations in the healthcare sector, MARI faces challenges in maintaining objectivity and avoiding conflicts of interest. The organization must navigate the complex landscape of healthcare politics and industry relationships while maintaining its commitment to improving patient care and reducing medical errors.

## See Also

* Medical error

* Diagnostic error

* Patient safety

* Healthcare quality

## References

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Sources

[1] Our Organization - Misdiagnosis Association and Research Institution https://mariresearch.com/our-organization/

[2] HOW TO: Update Your Nonprofit's Wikipedia Page (and Why You ... https://www.nptechforgood.com/2010/06/07/how-to-update-your-nonprofits-wikipedia-page-and-why-you-should/

[3] MARI UK | medical practice, publishing, and overall, all research https://mariuk.com

[4] How to write a Wikipedia page for your charity https://charitydigital.org.uk/topics/how-to-write-a-wikipedia-page-for-your-charity-11025

[5] The Misdiagnosis Association and Research Institution | MARI https://mariresearch.com

[6] Create Your Wikipedia Page for Organization: The AfC Process https://themathergroupllc.com/how-to-create-a-wikipedia-page-for-your-organization-the-afc-process/