Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
KEPUASAN KELUARGA PASIEN DI RUANG ICU RUMAH SAKIT PERMATA MEDIKA SEMARANG

ABSTRAK Kepuasan keluarga pasien merupakan ungkapan perasaan senang atau kecewa yang muncul setelah membandingkan antara persepsi terhadap kinerja pelayanan. Kepuasan keluarga menjadi pusat dari hasil yang sedang diakui sebagai ukuran kualitas pelayanan perawatan di ICU. Ketidakpuasan terhadap pelayanan keperawatan di ICU RS Permata Medika Semarang sering terjadi seperti penampilan perawat yang membosankan, informasi yang sulit dipahami, pemberian informasi yang kurang jelas, tanggapan yang tidak baik ketika keluarga bertanya, ketidaksigapan dalam memberikan informasi. Tujuan penelitian untuk mengetahui hubungan antara kualitas pelayanan keperawatan dengan kepuasan keluarga pasien di ruang ICU. Metode penelitian menggunakan desain deskriptif korelasional dengan metode pendekatan cross sectional. Sampel diambil secara consecutive sampling sebanyak 32 keluarga penunggu pasien kritis di Ruang ICU. Alat penelitian menggunakan kuesioner dan dianalisis menggunakan univariat dan bivariat uji Kendall’s tau-b. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan ada hubungan antara kualitas pelayanan keperawatan dengan kepuasan keluarga pasien di Ruang ICU Rumah Sakit Permata Medika Semarang (pvalue = 0,000). Profesi keperawatan diharapkan lebih meningkatkan kualitas pelayanan untuk menghadapi kompetisi dimasa yang akan datang, dengan mengikuti pelatihan-pelatihan untuk mewujudkan kualitas pelayanan. Kata kunci : kualitas pelayanan keperawatan, kepuasan keluarga pasien, ICU ABSTRACT Satisfaction of the patient’s family is an expression of feeling happy or disappointed that emerged after comparing the perceptions of service performance. Satisfaction family became the center of a result that is being recognized as a measure of quality of care in the ICU. Dissatisfaction with nursing care in ICU RS Permata Medika Semarang often occurs as a nurse dull appearance, the information difficult to understand, providing information that is less clear, the response was not good when the family asked, ketidaksigapan in providing information. The purpose of this study to determine the relationship between the quality of nursing care with the patient’s family satisfaction in the ICU. This research uses a correlational descriptive design with cross sectional method. Samples taken as many as 32 families consecutive sampling watchman critically ill patients in the ICU. Research tool using a questionnaire and analyzed univariate and bivariate test using Kendall’s tau-b. The results showed no relationship between the quality of nursing care with the patient’s family satisfaction in the ICU Hospital Permata Medika Semarang (pvalue = 0.000). The profession of nursing is expected to further improve the quality of services to face competition in the future, following the training to realize the quality of service Keywords : quality of nursing care, family satisfaction, ICU
Electricity market design for long-term capacity adequacy in a context of energy transition

The ongoing energy transition, partly characterized by the massive deployment of renewables, has reignited a long-lasting debate on the best market design options to provide adequate investment incentives and ensure capacity adequacy in liberalised electricity markets. To choose the appropriate market design, policymakers need to assess and compare the economic performances of available solutions in terms of effectiveness and cost-efficiency. This dissertation complements the existing literature on market design for long-term capacity adequacy by focusing on three research topics: (i) understanding how electricity markets perform under different assumptions regarding investors’ risk preferences, (ii) analysing the compatibility of private agents’ incentives to mothball capacity resources with security of supply objectives and (iii) assessing the economic performance of different market designs in a context of a high penetration of renewables. To this end, the System Dynamics modelling framework is applied to represent long-term dynamics resulting from private agents’ decisions in liberalised electricity markets. The dissertation is organised in three chapters corresponding to each of the topics mentioned above. The main results are outlined below. Firstly, capacity remuneration mechanisms are necessary to deal with the detrimental effects of investors’ risk aversion. Energy-only markets are significantly affected by this phenomenon as they experience reduced investment incentives and higher levels of shortages. Capacity markets are more resilient to private investors’ risk aversion. However, this resilience depends on the level of the price cap in the capacity auctions. For such a market design to provide satisfactory outcomes in terms of capacity adequacy, this price cap should account for the investment risk faced by market participants. Secondly, when market participants have the possibility to mothball their capacity resources, these mothballing decisions can potentially modify investment and shutdown dynamics in the long run. Furthermore, in a world with capacity lumpiness (i.e. indivisibilities), mothballing increases the level of coordination needed to ensure capacity adequacy. This is especially true in energy-only markets, where mothballing increases the level of shortages to an extent that seems to overweigh the cost savings it generates at system level. Capacity markets can provide the required coordination to ensure capacity adequacy in a world with mothballing. Thirdly, among proposed market designs in the literature, capacity markets appear as the preferable solution to ensure capacity adequacy from a social welfare point of view. Nevertheless, from a private investor’s perspective and under certain conditions related to high penetration of renewables, capacity markets with annual contracts do not entirely remove the so-called “missing money” problem. The results indicate that granting multiannual capacity contracts alleviates the problem.
Effect of bond in the development length of CFRP pretensioned beams

Carbon Fibre Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) tendons present an alternative material that can mitigate steel corrosion problems in concrete bridges. The use of CFRP prestress tendons can result in more durable prestressed concrete structures. However, the potential matrix plasticisation of CFRP tendons in humid environments and their inherent lack of ductility need to be considered in the design process. A tension stiffening analysis is undertaken to study the effect of variations in bond strength parameters on the cracking behaviour, deformability and structural performance of CFRP prestressed beams. The bond strength scenarios under consideration reflect either low or high bond conditions. The former could be associated with epoxy plasticisation and bond degradation due to moisture ingress at a crack location. A low bond performance results in a smaller number of cracks and higher deflections at failure compared with high bond tendons.
A study of menstrual hygiene and related personal hygiene practices among adolescent girls in rural Puducherry

Background: Adolescent population occupies 1/5th of world’s population and in India 20.9% of the population falls into this age group. Social prohibitions and traditional beliefs blocked the access to get the right kind of information to adolescent girls that led to poor hygiene practices. These practices results in harbouring of micro-organisms that increases susceptibility to genito-urinary infections. Hence this study was conducted to study the menstrual hygiene practices among adolescent girls and in rural Puducherry. Objectives: To study the menstrual hygiene practices among adolescent girls in rural Puducherry. Methodology: A community based descriptive cross sectional study was conducted in rural field practicing area of MGMCRI, Puducherry, from 15 th of March 2013 to 31 st April 2014 by using semi-structured questionnaire. 528 adolescent girls were included by complete enumeration. Results: Majority (89.2%) of the adolescent girls was using sanitary pads, fresh and reusable cloths were used by 6.6% and 4.2%, respectively. 65.3% girls changed their soaked absorbent 2-5 times in a day. Majority (60.8%) of the girls disposed their used absorbent by burying or burning. 67.9% girls were washing genitalia during micturition. 54.4% used soap and water for hand cleaning purpose and 1.4% used ash & mud etc. Conclusions: Even though sanitary pad users were high, unhygienic practices were noticed, so more emphasize is needed to be given on awareness of menstrual hygiene practices among adolescent girls. Key words: Adolescent girls, menstrual health and hygiene, sanitary pads, genito-urinary illness.
Effect of nutrients and growth regulator on growth and leaf yield of offseason coriander, Coriandrum sativum L.

Coriander is a dual purpose crop grown for green leaf as well as for seed. It is one of the earliest known spices by mankind grown for its leaves, seeds, essential oil and oleoresin. The green leaves are consumed as fresh herbs, in salads and as garnishes due to its attractive green colour and aroma. Growing of leafy coriander in off-season (summer) fetch premium price in the market. The investigation was under taken to study the effect of nutrients and growth regulator on growth and leaf yield of off season coriander in Randomized Block Design with three replications during the year 2012-13 and 2014-15. Among the various treatments, application of 45:40:20 kg of NPK ha-1 (T3) recorded the highest plant height (34.09 cm). The highest leaf yield was recorded by the treatment T6 (30:40:20 NPK+ GA3 15 ppm at 20 DAS) (4824 kg ha -1) with highest B: C ratio of 2.37 followed by the treatment T8 (45:40:20 NPK+ GA3 10 ppm at 20 DAS) (4448 kg ha -1). Among the different treatments, the treatment T6 (30:40:20 NPK+ GA3 15 ppm at 20 DAS) recorded the highest essential oil content (0.023%) and oleoresin content (7.67%) followed by T8 (45:40:20 NPK+ GA3 10 ppm at 20 DAS) (0.021% and 7.45% respectively) and T1 (control) noticed the lowest content of essential oil (0.013% and 5.01% respectively).
Negotiation Strategy to Achieve a Win-Win Result within Oligopolies

Being a businessman in the modern life, globalizing has become a potential issue to consider when having business with foreign companies. To make the business easier by keeping the ideal profit and reduce the internal loss, communications has become a bridge toward mutual success. In the article, we focused the object into the oligopolies, since they are the main groups involved into the international business: for smaller firms, they have little chance to have involvement with the foreign companies; while for monopolies, they do have too much weight to influence the whole market. So the oligopolies are the best objects to study since they each has a kind of influence but no one can have the dominating right, which means they all depended on each other. And we conclude the situations into three main situations—Supply Chain, Litigation, and Mergers and Acquisitions. In other situations, companies can also use some of the strategies mentioned in the passage and should be managed specifically. We found several typical cases and had deeper analyze about these conditions. Depending on examples of these well-known companies and events, we got some interesting and common factors that they all need deeper knowledge about each other. While the communication is a tool to maximize their profit depending on their power and to reduce the cost and risk. Our group finally came up with two strategies for each of the situation, and all of us hold the opinion that enough knowledge of both companies is quite necessary. Though applied to a different formula, such as making comparation, or hiring competent advisors, or making official meetings, each form needs the baseline of both companies. Then it will be much more convenient to achieve the mutual gain. The money spent on the researches can greatly improve the efficacy by reducing the implicit cost.
Right-wing Bias in Journalists’ Perceptions of Public Opinion

ABSTRACT How journalists perceive public opinion is important in democracies. These perceptions help journalists to construct meaningful stories and might influence news content. However, little is known about how accurate journalists’ perceptions of public opinion actually are. Using a survey with Belgian (Flemish) political journalists, we analyze their perceptions of public opinion on concrete policy proposals, next to their general political leaning. We combine the estimates from journalists with evidence about “real” public opinion, collected through a parallel citizen survey. Further, our quantitative survey results are complemented with qualitative explanations offered by journalists themselves. We find that the surveyed political journalists perceive their outlets’ audiences’ political leaning as more right-wing than their own. Regarding specific policy issues, the political journalists perceive the public almost consistently as being more right-wing than they actually are. Right-wing journalists are better at correctly assessing public opinion. Moreover, the more experienced journalists are, the smaller the right-wing bias in their estimations. Journalists seem to be well aware of their own center-left leaning and overcompensate for, rather than project, their own leaning in their assessment of public opinion. In all, our study shows that looking into journalists’ public opinion perceptions is a relevant and promising research track.
ROLE OF ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGE & MIGRATING

Abstract3 Acute lung injury (ALI) is identified with the targeting/sequestration of PMN to 4 the lung. Instrumental to PMN targeting are chemokines (eg. MIP-2, KC, etc.) produced 5 by macrophage, PMN and other resident pulmonary cells. However, the relative 6 contribution of resident pulmonary macrophages as opposed to PMN in inducing ALI is 7 poorly understood. We therefore hypothesize that depletion of peripheral blood PMN 8 and/or the oblation of a macrophage mediated PMN chemokine signal (via macrophage 9 deficiency) will reduce the inflammation and ALI observed in mice following 10 hemorrhage (Hem) and subsequent sepsis (CLP) in our murine model of ALI. To 11 examine this we pretreated mice with either 500 ug anti-mouse Gr1 antibody/animal (to 12 deplete PMN) or subjected mice deficient in mature macrophage (B6C3Fe-a/a-CsF1op) 13 to Hem (90 minutes at 35±5mmHg) followed by resuscitation. 24 hours post Hem mice 14 were subjected to CLP, euthanized 24 hours later and lung tissue samples collected. Our 15 data showed that in the absence of either peripheral blood PMN or mature tissue 16 macrophages there was a suppression of IL-6, KC, and MIP-2 levels in lung tissue from 17 Hem/CLP mice as well as a reduction in PMN influx to the lung and lung injury (BALF 18 protein). In contrast, lung tissue IL-10 and TNF-
Factors Affecting Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) as Implementation of BASEL III in the Banking Sector

This study aims to examine and analyze the effect of Return On Assets (ROA), Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR), Operational Costs to Operating Income (OCOI), Non Performing Loans (NPL), Third Party Funds (TPF) and bank size on Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) in the banking sector. The population of this study are banks that are required by the Financial Services Authority to calculate and publish LCR reports on a quarterly basis in 2017-2018 which includes banks BOOK 4, BOOK 3 and foreign banks. The population of this research is 33 banks. The sample selection using purposive sampling method with the selected sample is 23 banks. Processing data using panel data regression statistical test methods. The results of this study indicate ROA, CAR, OCOI, NPL, TPF and bank size simultaneously affect LCR. NPL partially has a negative and significant effect on LCR. ROA, OCOI, TPF and bank size variables have positive but not significant effect on LCR. CAR variable has a negative but not significant effect on LCR.
Assessment of quality of life in stroke patients with hemiplegia Évaluation de la qualité de la vie après un accident vasculaire cérébral

Stroke is a major public health issue. Even though most hemiplegic stroke patients may obtain a good functional outcome, many remain dissatisfied with their lives. Indeed, quality of life and subjective well-being should be taken into account in any assessment of stroke survival. Objective. – To assess long-term quality of life in stroke patients (compared with healthy controls) and the corresponding determinants and predictive factors. Method. – The patient population consisted of 80 of the 217 first-stroke survivors treated between January and June 2005 in the Clinical Neurosciences Department at Bordeaux University Hospital. After a mean follow-up period of 2 years, 24 patients were interviewed in their homes and data from the 56 others were obtained in a telephone interview. Demographic information, clinical status on admission and functional status (as assessed by Barthel Index) and depression (on the ADRS) at the time of the study visit were recorded. Quality of life was assessed by using the
Exploring the intersections: researchers and communication professionals' perspectives on the organizational role of science communication

Purpose: This paper reports on research exploring the intersections between researchers and communication professionals' perspectives on the objectives, funders and organizational influences on their science communication practices. Design/methodology/approach: Examining one context, the inter-organizational BCDC Energy Research project based at five different research organizations in Finland, this paper presents data from semi-structured interviews with 17 researchers and 15 communication professionals. Findings: The results suggest that performance-based funding policies that drive the proliferation of large-scale research projects can create challenges. In particular, a challenge arises in generating a shared sense of identity and purpose amongst researchers and communication professionals. This may have unintended negative impacts on the quality and cohesiveness of the science communication which occurs. Research limitations/implications: The study was exploratory in nature and focuses on one organizational and institutional environment. Further research with a wider number of projects, as well as funders, would be conducive to a greater understanding of the issues involved. Practical implications: On a practical level, this research suggests that the creation of clearer communications awareness and guidance may be helpful in some large-scale projects, particularly involving broad numbers of organizations, individual researchers and funders. Originality/value: This is one of the first studies examining the perspectives of both researchers and communication professionals working over one project, drawing together a range of different institutional and disciplinary perspectives. The results highlight the importance of the influences of funding on science communication aims, assumptions, cultures and structures. The article articulates the need for further research in this area.
Informal carers in focus

Around one third of Dutch citizens aged over 16 are informal carers. Informal care (regarded here as all help provided to a sick, disabled or frail person by someone in their immediate social setting) is indispensable. Many informal carers are doing well, and derive great satisfaction from the help they provide. Around one in ten experience a high ‘caregiver burden’; this manifests itself in a variety of ways, such as health problems, high time pressure, absenteeism from work or faltering study results. There are several ways of reducing this burden, for example sharing the help with other informal or professional carers. Dutch local authorities have a duty to support informal carers, but the take-up of support is low. In this publication we discuss a number of important policy themes that are relevant for informal care, based on the knowledge gathered on this topic by the Netherlands Institute for Social Research (SCP). Those themes are the willingness and ability to provide informal care, informal caregiver burden and support for informal carers – three themes which are directly linked to the ability of informal carers to provide care and the conditions to enable them to do so.
Maternal short stature: A risk factor for low birth weight in neonates -

Low birth weight (LBW) is the most common cause of perinatal mortality, causing almost 30 percent of neonatal deaths. On the other hand, maternal short stature is known to cause a lot of obstetric complications like cephalo-pelvic disproportion and arrest of labor, intrauterine asphyxia, intrauterine growth retardation. The objective of our study was to find out whether there was any significant statistical association between maternal height and the birth weight of the neonate. We identified a group of low birth weight neonates (n=54) and a control group (n=51) of normal weight neonates at term in Mediciti Hospital over a period of 1 year and retrospectively looked the maternal heights for both groups. Inclusion criteria being mothers who delivered at term, mothers who had a hemoglobin level more than 10 gm/dl, mothers with relatively uneventful antenatal without any significant obstetric or medical complications during the pregnancy, and neonates with relatively uneventful post-natal periods without any significant pediatric or medical complications. The odds of having been born of a mother of short stature are more than three times greater for a low birth weight baby than a normal weight baby. The mean of birth weights of babies born to mothers of normal height is more than the mean of birth weights of babies born to mothers of short stature by 277.01 gm. This study reaffirms the observation that maternal height has a direct effect on the weight of the newborn and we propose that maternal short stature be identified as an independent risk factor for low birth weight.
Expression differences between proteins responsible for DNA damage repair according to the Gleason grade as a new heterogeneity marker in prostate cancer

Introduction The purpose of this research was to explore the correlation between Gleason score and pattern and the expression of the MLH1, MSH2, MDC1, TP53BP1 proteins in prostate cancer (PC). Prostate cancer development is related to errors in DNA, among others double-strand breaks (DSB) and changes in the base sequence of the DNA. These errors should be repaired through mismatch (MMR) or DSB repair proteins such as MSH2, MLH1, MDC1 and TP53BP1. Material and methods A total of 500 prostate cancer specimens were recruited in this study. From among all gathered specimens the 52 most suitable cases were selected. The expression of examined proteins was detected by immunohistochemistry, and its correlation with the Gleason score and pattern were further analyzed through standard statistical algorithms. Results The results show a significant correlation between Gleason pattern and the nuclear expression of the MSH2 protein and the cytoplasmic expression of the MLH1 protein. Gleason score significantly correlates with the nuclear and the cytoplasmic expression of the MSH2 protein and the cytoplasmic expression of the MDC1 protein. There is no correlation between the nuclear or cytoplasmic expression of the TP53BP1 protein and Gleason pattern or score. Conclusions Our study suggests that the aberration in the MMR repair mechanism may be significantly more important regarding the grading among PC cells in comparison to the impact of alterations in the DSB repair mechanism. The lack of correlation between expression of the TP53BP1 protein and Gleason pattern and Gleason score suggests that the radiation resistance of PC is independent of alterations connected with TP53BP1.