ahmedheakl/docatlas_instruct huggingface dataset:
Online Supplementary Material Eleven.

Emotion regulation digital intervention feasibility matrix. Note. This table includes the feasibility outcome summaries for all included studies, where feasibility data is available. In studies included in the meta-analytic component, between group feasibility data presented if available, with significance information. =biofeedback; =digital game; =virtual reality/augmented reality; =programme/ multimedia. ER=emotion regulation. -=not reported. Red shading=high ROB. RPG=role player game; ADHD=attention deficit hyperactivity disorder; VR=virtual reality; AR=augmented reality. HR=heart rate; GSR= galvanic skin response. NF=neurofeedback; BF=biofeedback. Additional feasibility information provided below information borne out of feasibility measures. See online Supplementary Material 7 for details of feasibility measures.

ID	Dropout % & reasons	Measure & ROB	Report	Outcome summary & additional information
Cohen 2016 (56)	9 .5%
Torrado 2017 (79)	-	Field notes & comments	Research e r / c a r e g i ver	In HR threshold alert & personalised ER prompt providing smartwatch, one participant demonstrated 20/30 unsuccessful uses due to ignoring alert when in difficult situation & not knowing how to use watch on days 1-3. High level of support required on days 1-3 to use watch & ER. Activated alerts due to excessive excitement–caregiver noted helpful as excessive excitement caused emotional outbursts. Ongoing support required to associate prompts to music video ER strategy on computer. One participant who experienced light/sound sensitivity activated 54 ER prompts. 31/54 unsuccessful uses due to not knowing how to use watch on days 1-4 & unable to use due to high level of distress. High level of support required on days 1-4. Lowered hands from ears on days 6, 7 & 9 when noticed alert (hands on ears a lot due to loud noises from classmates). Both participants able to interact successfully & autonomously with watch by end of intervention. Also acted as distractor when in difficult situation.
Lackner 2016 (68)	9 %
2×1	2×6
2×2	2×7
2×3	2×8
2×4	2×9
2×5	2×10
#### Advent – Helping in our community.

On On Wednesday December 2020, we had a non-uniform day. We were asked that in return for wearing our own clothes, we bring an item of food. We collected items for the foodbank at the Cantley Neighbourhood Centre and the Stronger Communities, Intake team, both of whom support many families in Doncaster. This gave us the opportunity to help others and to learn the important message of Advent – that we need to prepare our hearts and minds for the coming of Jesus by doing acts of kindness. Thank you so much to our children and families – together we were able to donate an amazing 29 food parcels into the community.

Pupil Voice ‘Do you think the collection for the Foodbank was a good idea? Would you do this again? Do you have any other suggestions for how we could change this activity?’ ‘Yes it is a good idea because we’re giving food to people at Christmas who aren’t as lucky as me.’ Year 3 ‘Yes, because it makes people smile on their faces… could bring books and games.’ Year 4 ‘It was amazing and a great way to give to the homeless. I think we should do this again because it is very easy for the children and great for people who can’t have food.’ Year 6 ‘It was an awesome idea.. It would be nice to do it again and to do it more often.’ Year 6
Carlier 2020 (53)	40%: Illness, game too easy	Engagement game data Interview	P a r e n t	In 2D guided imagery & deep breathing ER & n o n - t h e r a peutic game, platformer non- therapeutic mini-game was most played in 2/3 participants (44% & 92% gameplay), but 0% completion. Memory non-therapeutic mini- game was most played in 1/3 participants (41% gameplay) & second in 2/3 participants (23% & 4% gameplay). Guided imagery & breathing therapeutic mini-games were least played in all participants. D i s t r a c t e d by ‘owning’ smartphone device on which intervention played (2 youths given smartphone by parents–parents did not use parent tracking app). WIFI issues prevented synchronisation of parent tracking app data in one parent. Parents did not track non- spontaneous engagement. Engagement encouraged by parents only when participant calm. High engagement in platformer mini-game in one participant attributed to potential provocation of repetitive behaviour. Anxiety measures completed incorrectly.
Amon 2008 (48)	-	Diary Game experience scale	P a r e n t Parent	I n H R & G SR BF breathing strategy ER game, dizziness, emotional outbursts, tiredness, low appetite & hyperactivity experienced by 8-25% (n = 2-6/24) youths diagnosed with ADHD did not change significantly over intervention. No symptoms in healthy youth. 54%, (n = 13/24) diagnosed youths practiced breathing technique in real-life by end of intervention.
Wrzesien 2015 (82)	-	VR avatar identification scale VR presence scale	Self Self	In immersive VR frustration induction with avatar that modelled emotions, behaviours & ER, youth did not identify physically/behaviourally with self- representing (M = 3.47/8; 3.17/8) or neutral (M = 2.02/8; 2.39/8) avatar. Did not identify emotionally with self-representing (M = 3.39/8) but did somewhat with neutral (M = 3.42/8) avatar. No/neutral presence in self-representing (M = 5.83/9) & neutral (M = 5.09/9) VR.
aRuiz- Ariza 2018 (72)	5.4%: Stopped using applicatio n
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the plans. Protect steel piles from corrosion. Store piles above ground upon platform skids, or other supports, and keep free from dirt, grease, vegetation and other foreign material.

- (B) Pile Installation

If applicable, completely excavate for caps or footings before installing piles. If applicable and unless noted otherwise in the plans, construct embankments to bottom of cap or footing elevations for a horizontal distance of 50 ft from any pile except where fill slopes are within 50 ft of a pile. Install piles with the following tolerances:

- (1) Axial alignment within 1/4"/ft of vertical or batter shown in the plans,
- (2) Horizontal alignment within 3" of plan location, and
- (3) Pile embedment within 3" more and 2" less of the embedment shown in the plans.

If necessary, build up prestressed concrete piles or splice steel piles as shown in the plans. Do not use more than 3 sections (2 splices) of steel piling per pile. Cut off piles at required elevations along a plane normal to the axis of the pile as necessary. Do not damage or spall piles when cutting off prestressed concrete piles.

- (C) Pile Accessories

When required, use pile accessories including pipe pile plates and steel pile points and splicers shown in the plans. Weld pipe pile plates to steel pipe piles as shown in the plans. Attach steel pile points to steel piles in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. Weld a minimum length of twice the flange width for steel H-piles. Use steel pile tips with prestressed concrete piles as shown in the plans. Use steel pile splicers for splicing steel H-pile tips and composite piles. Attach steel pile splicers in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

- (D) Driven Piles

Do not drive piles within 50 ft of cast-in-place concrete until the concrete cures for at least 3 days. Do not use vibratory hammers to install prestressed concrete piles. When predrilling, spudding and installing the initial portions of steel piles with vibratory hammers, submit these pile installation methods with the proposed pile driving methods and equipment for acceptance. Define “spudding” as driving or dropping a steel H-pile and then removing it. The Engineer will approve the spudding depth and H-pile size, predrilling depth and diameter and depth of pile installation with a vibratory hammer. Limit driving stresses in accordance with the AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications. If a tip elevation is noted in the plans, drive steel and prestressed concrete piles to the minimum required driving criteria and tip elevation. Otherwise, drive steel and prestressed concrete piles to the minimum required driving criteria and at least 10 ft into natural ground. Drive composite piles to the minimum required driving criteria and the prestressed concrete and steel H-pile sections to their respective minimum required tip elevations noted in the plans.
aRogel 2020 (71)	22% ITT: Personal/f amily/ communic ation issue, group assignmen t displeasur e
David 2019 (58)	7%: Withdrew	In 2D ER game, maximum 50min completion time per mini-game determined in pre-study testing with N=5 youths. Missed levels played in next session in current study.
David 2020 (59)	18.8%: Did not complete first interventio n task	In 2D ER game, wireless Emotiv EPOC 14- channel EEG technical issues severely affected EEG signal quality.
Rodrigue z 2015 (70)	-	In VR 3D frustration induction & deep breathing/focused attention ER game, X3 engagements required to determine stability of ER ability.
aAntle 2018 (49)	9%: Left participati ng school	Behavioral assessment scale & open questions	School staff	In a EEG-NF, body relaxation/deep-breathing ER game, learnt skills used in classroom & playground.
Lutz 2014 (69)	-	Verbal feedback Observations	Clinician Clinician	I n 2 D H R V B F deep breathing & positive focus ER game, easy integration in therapy sessions but some reports of BF set-up & explanation difficulties. N o r e a l - life practice of learnt ER strategies when ER strategy/game novelty declined.
Schuurm ans 2018 (75)	34% ITT: Discharge d from participati ng clinic, re-placed, behaviour al improvem ent/ decline, refused treatment	Game tutorial compliance scale Open-answer question on skill use	Self Self	In 3D immersive HR BF fear, frustration & anger induction ER game, high compliance in anger: positive self-talk (M = 5.76/7) & guided imagery (M = 5.95), frustration: muscle relaxation (M = 6.12/7), fear: deep- breathing (M = 6.06/7) mini-game tutorials. Deep-breathing & positive thinking strategies were used most in real-life.
Scholten	8.7% ITT
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ТЕРРИТОРИАЛЬНАЯ ИЗБИРАТЕЛЬНАЯ КОМИССИЯ КРОПОТКИНСКАЯ Р Е Ш Е Н И Е 23 августа 2020 года августа 2020 года № 19/88 19/88 г. Кропоткин Кропоткин

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## О предложении кандидатур для зачисления в резерв составов участковых избирательных комиссий для территориальной избирательной комиссии Кропоткинская

На На основании пункта 9 статьи 26 и пункта ст.27 Федерального зако- на «Об основных гарантиях избирательных прав и права на участие в рефе- рендуме граждан Российской Федерации», территориальная избирательная комиссия Кропоткинская РЕШИЛА:

- 1. Предложить для зачисления в резерв составов участковых комиссий территориальной избирательной комиссии Кропоткинская Краснодарского края кандидатуры согласно прилагаемому списку.

2. Направить настоящее решение и список кандидатур, предлагаемых для зачисления в резерв составов участковых комиссий в избирательную ко- миссию Краснодарского края. 3. Контроль за исполнением решения возложить на председателя тер- риториальной избирательной комиссии Кропоткинская А.Н.Эрфурт.

Председатель территориальной избирательной комиссии Кропоткинская А.Н.Эрфурт Секретарь территориальной избирательной комиссии Кропоткинская А.А.Худобина
### 一、工作简况

#### （一）任务来源

1.1 计划批准文件名称、文号及项目编号、项目名称、计划完成年限、编制组成 员 根据国家标准化管理委员会、工业和信息化部及中国有色金属工业协会下达的有 色金属标准项目论证会暨标准制修订工作会议（有色标委﹝2022﹞66号）的要求，补 充增加团体标准《钨渣利用处置技术规范》，由全国有色金属标准化技术委员会归 口，计划编号：2022-030-T/CNIA，完成年限为 2022年，标准起草单位为中国环境科 学研究院、中国环境监测总站、中国钨业协会等。技术归口单位为全国有色金属标准 化技术委员会（SAC/TC 243）。

- 1.2 项目编制组单位变化情况

技术审查会前，依据标准编制工作任务量，重新调整了编制组构成，具体为：中 国环境科学研究院、生态环境部固体废物与化学品管理技术中心、新疆生产建设兵团 生态环境第五监测站、中国环境监测总站、中国钨业协会、湖南柿竹园有色金属有限 责任公司郴州钨制品分公司、湖南长宏新能源材料有限责任公司、厦门钨业股份有限 公司、洛阳栾川钼业集团钨业有限公司。

- 1.3 研究背景

我国钨资源储量、生产量、贸易量和消费量均居世界第一。我国钨工业正处在高 质量发展的关键时期，工艺技术、装备水平、产品质量以及世界影响力不断提升，正 向世界钨工业先进行列靠近。仲钨酸铵（APT）是钨产业链前端重要的初级产品，也是 钨产业链中固体废物产生的主要生产环节。APT生产工艺按照不同的钨精矿分解法分为 碱分解法、盐分解法和硫磷混酸分解法。其中，碱分解法生产工艺产生大量的碱煮 渣，因其含有砷、铅、汞等多种有毒有害物质，浸出毒性强，环境危害大，《国家危 险废物名录》将碱煮渣列为毒性危险废物（以下简称“钨渣”）进行管理。 钨渣的处置方式主要采用水泥窑协同和填埋处理两种方式，但存在着钨渣处置费 用较高、处置能力不足，钨渣中有毒物质污染未能有效解决及钨渣中钨、锡、铋、 钽、铌等有价元素未能回收利用等问题。钨渣的利用主要通过湿法、火法冶炼提取有 价金属，但产生的残渣面临二次污染问题，同时缺乏相配套的污染控制技术标准，钨 渣利用已经成为制约钨工业发展的瓶颈。

#### ( 二 ) 主要参加单位和工作成员及其所作的工作

- 2.1 主要参加单位情况

标准主编单位中国环境科学研究院在标准的编制过程中，负责项目的总体实施和 策划，公司能够带领编制组成员单位认真细致修改标准文本，征求多家企业的修改意 见，编制实测数据统计表，最终带领编制组完成标准的编制工作。 中国钨业协会为本标准提供理论研究基础，并为国内外钨渣利用处置相关标准对 比工作提供有力支持。 新疆生产建设兵团生态环境第五监测站、中国环境监测总站积极参加标准调研工 作，配合主编单位开展大量的现场调研、取样、开展各种试验工作，为标准编写提供 了真实有效的实测数据，针对标准的讨论稿和征求意见稿提出修改意见，并对标准技 术指标进行严格把关。
Regional Development Victoria Amendment (Jobs and Infrastructure) Act 2015 No. of 2015

Part 2—Amendment of Regional Development Victoria Act 2002

(c) to create jobs and improve career opportunities in rural and regional Victoria; (d) to support the development and planning of local projects in rural and regional Victoria; (e) for projects, determined by the Minister, to support the economic or community development of rural and regional Victoria. (2) A payment made for a purpose set out in subsection (1) must not be made without the authorisation of— (a) if the payment is for less than $5 000 000, the Minister; or (b) otherwise, the Minister and the Treasurer. (3) There must be paid from the Regional Jobs and Infrastructure Fund amounts authorised by the Minister for the payment of costs and expenses incurred in— (a) administering Part 3 and this Part; and (b) monitoring and reporting on the financial operations and financial position of the Fund.

######## 18 Delegation of power to authorise payments

The Minister, by instrument, may delegate the Minister's power to authorise payments under section 17 to—

(a) the Chief Executive; or (b) a person employed under Part 3 of the Public Administration Act 2004.
- 5. REQUEST FOR METER CALIBRATION
- Procedures when requesting for meter calibration

Office or Division:	Accounts Management Division
Com	Complex
Type of Transaction:	Government-to-Citizen (G2C) Government-to-Business (G2B) Government-to-Government (G2G)
Who may avail:	Concessiopnaires of DipCWD or their representatives External customers
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS	WHERE TO SECURE
Account Number Account Name	Customer Services Division
CLIENT STEPS	AGENCY ACTIONS	FEES TO BE PAID	PROCESSING TIME	PERSON RESPONSIBLE
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Календарный график освоения Учебный план дополнительной профессиональной программы повышения квалификации «Сестринское дело в терапии», 144 (заочная форма обучения с применением ДОТ и ЭО) Срок обучения 9.01.2023-03.02.2023

№ п/п
- 11) Traumatic ischaemic injury + +++
- 12) Thermal burns + +++
- 13) Chronic ulcers and failure of wound healing + +++
- 14) Multiple sclerosis --- +?
- 15) Chronic fatigue syndrome + ++
- 16) HIV-AIDS +? +
- 17) Senility + ++

Legend : + little, ++ modest, +++ good activity, --- no activity

The reader may find useful the objective comparison between OHT and ozone therapy. In my opinion, both approaches are important and basically use oxygen as the vital element for maintaining life and activating wound healing. However, while HOT uses oxygen under pressure, ozone therapy uses ozone as the compound able to generate messengers crucial for activating several biological functions. This fact DEEPLY differentiates their practical applications and, in order to maximize their usefulness, either HOT or ozone therapy must be used within their specific fields.

## Chapter 6 THE ACTUAL SIX THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES

Parenteral administration of ozone may represent the key to solve some medical problems when orthodox medicine has failed to do so. To the old procedures: major and minor ozonated autohaemotherapy (AHT) and rectal insufflation, our work has permitted the addition of three new options, all of them will be critically examined in this chapter.

- 1. MAJOR OZONE AUTOHAEMOTHERAPY (AHT)

This term indicates the classical and unsurpassed procedure by which a volume of blood is drawn from an arm vein, exposed to oxygen-ozone for at least five min with gentle mixing and reinfused either IV (major AHT) or IM (minor AHT) into the donor. “Major” and “minor” are only meant to indicate a different volume of blood: 50-270 ml for the former and 5-10 ml for the latter. The original idea to expose blood ex vivo to a gas mixture was proposed by Wehrli and Steinbarth (1954), who published the method of irradiating blood with UV light in the presence of pure oxygen. This procedure, called HOT (Hamatogene oxidations therapie), is no longer used because it was uncertain with regard to the real concentration of ozone during irradiation of oxygen and was cumbersome and risky because the quartz ampulla had to be cleaned and sterilized after each treatment. Indeed a few cases of cross-infection with HCV, due to imperfect sterilization, were widely publicised to denigrate modern ozone therapy (Gabriel et al., 1996), that has nothing to do with HOT. In the 1960s, reliable medical generators became available and HANS WOLFF PROPOSED THAT BLOOD BE EXPOSED DIRECTLY TO OZONE, with the advantage of knowing its exact concentration. As early as 1974, he reported that he had used this method in many patients without any problem. Unfortunately, modifications were subsequently introduced that worsened the procedure; for example, the use of only one tube to collect and reinfuse the blood, (involving the risk of a clot formation and the disadvantage of an imperfect mixing of blood with gas) and even worse, 37 Chapter 6
СОВЕТ ДЕПУТАТОВ

МУНИЦИПАЛЬНОГО ОБРАЗОВАНИЯ

ЧАПАЕВСКИЙ СЕЛЬСОВЕТ

ТЮЛЬГАНСКОГО РАЙОНА ОРЕНБУРГСКОЙ ОБЛАСТИ

ЧЕТВЕРТОГО СОЗЫВА

## Р Е Ш Е Н И Е

23.12.2022 № 132

с.Владимировка

О передаче полномочий по организации библиотечного обслуживания населения, комплектованию библиотечных фондов библиотек на территории Чапаевского сельсовета

На основании ч.4 ст.15 Федерального закона от 06.10.2003 года

№ 131-ФЗ «Об общих принципах организации местного самоуправления в Российской Федерации», Совет депутатов Чапаевского сельсовета РЕШИЛ:

1. Передать муниципальному образованию Тюльганский район полномочия по организации библиотечного обслуживания населения, комплектованию библиотечных фондов библиотек на территории Чапаевского сельсовета.

2. Предоставить межбюджетные трансферты из бюджета сельсовета на осуществление указанного полномочия в сумме 1283,6 тыс. рублей.

3. Соглашение « О передаче полномочий по организации библиотечного обслуживания населения, комплектованию библиотечных фондов библиотек на территории Чапаевского сельсовета» вступает в силу с 01.01.2023 года и действует до 31.12.2023 года.

4. Настоящее решение вступает в силу после дня его обнародования и подлежит размещению на официальном сайте муниципального образования Чапаевский сельсовет в сети «Интернет».

Врио главы муниципального образования

Чапаевский сельсовет: А.Р.Пунга

Председатель Совета депутатов: Г.М. Рыбинских

Разослано: райадминистрация, райпрокурору, в дело.
Regional Development Victoria Amendment (Jobs and Infrastructure) Act 2015 No. of 2015

Part 2—Amendment of Regional Development Victoria Act 2002

(c) to consult with persons who are stakeholders in relation to the development of rural and regional Victoria; (d) to undertake other activities related to rural and regional Victoria as directed by the Minister. (2) The Regional Development Advisory Committee is to exercise the functions set out in subsection (1)(a), (b) and (c) only— (a) as directed by the Minister; or (b) with the Minister's approval.".

######## 14 Terms and conditions of appointment of Advisory Committee members

(1) For the heading to section 13 of the Regional Development Victoria Act 2002 substitute—

"Terms and conditions of appointment".

(2) In section 13(1) of the Regional Development Victoria Act 2002, for "Regional Policy Advisory Committee" substitute "Regional Development Advisory Committee".

######## 15 Meetings of the Advisory Committee

(1) For the heading to section 14 of the Regional Development Victoria Act 2002 substitute—

"Meetings".

(2) In section 14(1) of the Regional Development Victoria Act 2002, for "Regional Policy Advisory Committee" substitute "Regional Development Advisory Committee".
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