bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
EEG-Correlates of Competition and Cooperation
Authors: Bocharov A. V. , Savostyanov A. N. , Tamozhnikov S. S. , Rudych P. D. , Zavarzin E. A. , Saprygin A. E. , Merkulova E. A. , Knyazev G. G.
Published: July 2024

The aim was to investigate the peculiarities and localization of the current source density of α- and θ-frequency bands accompanying competition and cooperation with another player, as well as individual figure building in a computer game. The sample included forty-two volunteers (24 females) between the ages of 18 and 47. Analysis of differences in the current source density of 127 channel EEG under different game conditions was performed in the eLoreta program. During competition, the θ-current source density in the anterior cingulate cortex and medial prefrontal cortex was greater than during cooperation. According to the literature on functional correlates of θ-rhythm, it can be suggested that the greater increase in medial frontal θ-rhythm detected during competition may be related to focused attention and cognitive control processes. The alpha current source density in the parietal and visual cortex areas during interactive game modes (cooperation and competition) was lower compared to the individual mode. During cooperation the α-current source density was lower compared to the competition mode. The greatest decrease of the α-current source density in the cooperation mode is consistent with idea of a relation between α-rhythm decrease and the processes of understanding the other person’s intentions.
Photosynthetic activity of crops and sequestration of atmospheric carbon by meadow clover and spring wheat in crop rotation
Authors: Zavyalova N. E. , Shishkov D. G. , Safiullina D. R.
Published: July 2024

The purpose of the research is to estimate the intensity of absorption of light energy by crop rotation crops during the growing season and determine the amount of atmospheric carbon absorbed during photosynthesis. In a long-term stationary experiment, the absorption of photosynthetically active radiation (FAR) by crops of meadow clover for 2 years of use and spring wheat in variants without fertilizers and when applying N60P60K60 was studied. Chlorophyll A, chlorophyll B and carotene, which serve as photoreceptors-pigments of photosynthesis in higher plants, were used to assess the intensity of absorption of light energy. The most active period of absorption of HEADLIGHTS by meadow clover leaves was noted from the stalking phase to flowering, the amount of chlorophyll A and B in the leaves was 11.08…14.32 mg/g dry weight, carotene – 2.2…3.3 mg/g dry weight. During photosynthesis, the carbon content in clover leaves varied in the range of 40.4…45.5 %. The content of the main products of photosynthesis, sugars, decreased from 9.8 % in the stalking phase to 3.4 % during seed formation. The most intensive process of photosynthesis of spring wheat took place during the period from the tillering phase to the beginning of maturation, the chlorophyll content was 9.14…11.90 mg/g dry weight, carotene was 2.5…4.3 times lower. Most sugars were noted at the beginning of entering the tube: without fertilizers – 15.3 %, when applying NPK of 60 kg d. v./ ha – 17.2 %. The amount of carbon absorbed by meadow clover crops during photosynthesis during the growing season, depending on the experimental options, was 2.26…2.42 t/ha (8.09…8.66 t/ha CO2), spring wheat – 1.49…1.93 t/ha (5.33…6.90 t/ha CO2).
Mycotoxins in vegetating corn plants from experimental mono-sowing
Authors: Kononenko G. P. , Vasilkov P. F. , Burkin A. A. , Mosina L. V.
Published: July 2024

The aim of present study was to reveal the mycotoxin contamination of vegetative maize (Zea mays L.) plants during the periods of leaf formation and panicle emergence. Early maturing hybrids of the varieties Krasnodarsky 194 MV, Ladozhsky 175 MV and Competence®, resistant to fungal diseases, were grown in the spring-summer period of 2023 on the experimental field of the Russian State Agrarian University – Moscow Agricultural Academy (Moscow) with sod-podzolic soil and the application of NPK fertilizers 16:16:16. For mycotoxicological analysis, aerial parts of plants were collected weekly from the phase of formation of the 3rd leaf (18 days after sowing. Samples of seedlings, leaves and stems (total number – 172), after drying, were ground in a laboratory mill and extracted with a mixture of acetonitrile and water in a volumetric ratio of 84:16 with a consumption of 10 ml per 1 g of sample. Mycotoxin content was determined in extracts after 10-fold dilution with phosphate-salt buffer solution pH 7.5 by indirect competitive enzyme immunoassay. T-2 toxin, deoxynivalenol, diacetoxiscirpenol, roridin A, sterigmatocystin and PR toxin were absent in the samples. Corn seedlings and leaves contained cyclopiazonic acid (CPA), emodin (EMO), mycophenolic acid (MPA), alternariol (AOL), ergot alkaloids (EA), aflatoxin B1 (AB1) and single samples – zearalenone (ZEN), ochratoxin A (OA) and citrinin (CIT) in concentrations from 16 up to 35 μg/kg. Fumonisins of group B are found only in early seedlings. The permanent contaminant of the stems was MPA, whereas EA and CIT were absent. In the seedlings and leaves of all hybrids, the detection of AOL and EA remained stable during the change of development phases, as did the average concentrations of CPA (about 100 μg/kg), AOL (from 17 to 27 μg/kg), EMO (35–58 μg/kg), MPA (28–41 μg/kg), EA (6–18 μg/kg) and AB1 (2 μg/kg). In the stems of plants in phases 7–9 of leaf and sweeping, variation in cases of detection of CPA, EMO, AOL, AB1 and OA was noted by varieties.
Persepsi dan Keputusan Wisatawan dalam Membeli Produk Berlabel Green Product di Desa Wisata Panglipuran, Bali
Authors: Komang Candra Dewi Luh , Widagdo Suwignyo
Published: July 2024

The purpose of this study is to analyze the influence of tourist perceptions and decisions on the purchase of green products labeled products in Panglipuran Bali Tourism Village and to determine the influence of tourist decisions on and purchases of green products labeled products in Penglipuran Bali Tourism Village, in this study using quantitative research using data analysis from software from smartPLS 4.0, then in testing conducted by researchers among others as follows, the number of latent variables in this study is 4 variables, namely Perception (PR), Tourist Decision (TD) is an endogenous variable, while exogenous variables are Purchase (PMB) and Green Products. (GP). Furthermore, the results of respondents' answers will be processed and analyzed with smartPLS-SEM 4.0 software analysis techniques. The formulas are tested for convergent and discriminant validity, reliability, construct multicollinearity, R Square Test, F-Square Model Conformity Test (F2) and Path Coefficient Test. Based on the results of the hypothesis test, it shows that the hypothesis test in this study was carried out by looking at the t-statistical value and p-value. A research hypothesis is considered acceptable if the t-statistic value is greater than 1.65 and the p value < 0.05. Furthermore, it is known to test the hypothesis that this study shows the results for the results of H1 analysis, namely the perception of a significant effect on the purchase of green product-based products in Panglipuran Tourism Village Bali, by looking at the statistical value of T of 2.3150, then at the P value of 0.0113 smaller than 0.05, in other words that H1 is accepted. Then on H2 about the influence of tourist decisions that have a significant effect on the purchase of products labeled green products in Panglipuran Tourism Village Bali can be seen with a statistical value of T of 2.4835, then for the P veleus value of 0.1201, with the results of this hypothesis test that for H2 is acceptable.
Pengaruh Brand Image Dan Kepuasan Terhadap Purchase Intention Pada Tiktok Shop (Studi Pada Generasi Zilenial)
Authors: Gusti Ayu Aghivirwiati
Published: July 2024

The millennial generation currently has the convenience of accessing various kinds of applications, one of which is TikTok. TikTok provides online or online shopping features that allow anyone to make money through the features provided, namely the TikTok Shop, an online shopping feature offered by the TikTok platform. The purpose of this study is to find out and explain the influence of brand image and satisfaction on purchase intention at Tiktok Shop, and to know and explain the role of satisfaction in mediating the influence of brand image on purchase intention at Tiktok Shop. This research was conducted on tiktok users in Indonesia. The number of samples used in this study were 160 people. The analysis technique used is SEM-PLS. The results of this study indicate that brand image and satisfaction affect purchase intention, and satisfaction is able to mediate the effect of brand image on purchase intention.
Reinterpreting the Nursing Record for an Electronic Context: Development Principles
Authors: Hardiker Nicholas R. , Dowding Dawn , Dykes Patricia C. , Sermeus Walter
Published: July 2024

The full potential for electronic health record systems in facilitating a positive transformation in care, with improvements in quality and safety, has yet to be realised. There remains a need to reconceptualise the structure, content and use of the nursing component of electronic health record systems. The aim of this study was to engage and involve a diverse group of stakeholders, including nurses and electronic health record system developers, in exploring together both issues and possible new approaches to documentation that better fit with practice, and that facilitate the optimal use of recorded data. Three focus groups were held in the UK and USA, using a semi-structured interview guide, and a common reflexive approach to analysis. The findings were synthesised into themes that were further developed into a set of development principles that might be used to inform a novel electronic health record system specification to support nursing practice.
Evaluation of a Nursing Intranet Using a Two-Phase Approach
Authors: Babe Stacey , Honey Michelle
Published: July 2024

An intranet is a beneficial tool, most commonly utilised and researched in corporate settings, but can also be found within healthcare. An organisational intranet has many of the same functions as the internet while also having a security firewall associated with it, meaning that only those with security access to the site are able to gain access. An evaluation study, using a two-phase process, of a Nursing Intranet within a healthcare organisation in one urban hospital in New Zealand is presented. First a content audit was undertaken, before using a selected framework to evaluate the content, design and functionality of the Nursing Intranet. The results from this evaluation identified some strengths, but also areas to improve. Further research, including the development of tools to evaluate intranets in a healthcare setting are needed to ensure information is more readily accessible to health professional staff.
Trial of Converting Nursing Records into Simplified and Structured Information Utilizing ChatGPT-3.5
Authors: Seto Ryoma , Ishikawa Masatoshi , Okudaira Hirona , Ishida Kai , Inoue Toshitaka , Wakabayashi Susumu , Liu David
Published: July 2024

In Japan, the excessive length of time required for nursing records has become a social problem. A shift to concise “bulleted” records is needed to apply speech recognition and to work with foreign caregivers. Therefore, using 96,000 descriptively described anonymized nursing records, we identified typical situations for each information source and attempted to convert them to “bulleted” records using ChatGPT-3.5(For return from the operating room, Status on return, Temperature control, Blood drainage, Stoma care, Monitoring, Respiration and Oxygen, Sensation and pain, etc.). The results showed that ChatGPT-3.5 has some usable functionality as a tool for extracting keywords in “bulleted” records. Furthermore, through the process of converting to a “bulleted” record, it became clear that the transition to a standardized nursing record utilizing the “Standard Terminology for Nursing Observation and Action (STerNOA)” would be facilitated.
Family Care in Members with COVID-19 Using Telenursing
Authors: Moreno Tochihuitl Maricarmen , Cruz-Rivera Carmen , Cruz-Rivera Rayo , Ricardez-Ramirez María del Rosario , Ramos-Sanchez Lizamar Lorena , Block Lorraine J.
Published: July 2024

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused the infection and death of millions of people around the world. The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and the Center for Disease Control and Prevention have issued recommendations for caregivers of patients sent home with COVID-19, such as; the use of facemasks, hygiene at home, the use of the vaccine, among others. The purpose of the study was to determine the relationship between the level of support from information technologies (Whatsapp) with the level of knowledge to provide better care at home by family caregivers of people with COVID-19 by an educational program to 130 caregivers.
Technology Use for Social Interaction Amongst Older Adults During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Qualitative Study
Authors: Haase Kristen R. , Kardeh Bahareh , Kilgour Heather , Detwyler Dmitri , Verma Ridi , Cosco Theodore , Peacock Shelley , O’Connell Megan E.
Published: July 2024

The COVID-19 pandemic had an impact on socialization across all age groups but older adults experienced additional challenges. The purpose of this study was to explore older adults’ perceptions and experiences of using technology to support social interactions during the COVID-19 pandemic. We used a qualitative interpretive descriptive approach to understand community dwelling older adults’ perceptions of their experiences. We analyzed data using an interpretive thematic analysis approach. Forty-one older adults (median age 74yrs) participated in in-depth interviews exploring experiences of using technology to support their social interaction during the pandemic. Participants discussed the transition towards virtual means of socialization during the pandemic, perceptions of using technology for social interaction, and challenges to adapting to virtual connection. We discuss our findings and the implications for how we introduce technology to older adults.
Data Preparation for Supervised Learning: Improving Nursing Situation Awareness to Reduce Healthcare-Acquired Urinary Tract Infection
Authors: Alqarrain Yaser , Roudsari Abdul , Courtney Karen L. , Tanaka Jim
Published: July 2024

Situation awareness (SA) is an important non-technical skill for nurses. Nurses interact directly with patients and review their clinical signs. If we improve nurses’ SA, they will likely detect clinical changes and prevent patient harm. A clinical endeavor that can benefit from improved nurses’ SA is the prevention of Healthcare-Acquired Urinary Tract Infection (HAUTI). Electronic Health Records contain comprehensive nursing assessment data that researchers can use to analyze trends and provide a context-based understanding of the infection risk factors. We conducted a study that involved extracting nursing assessment data and preparing it for supervised learning algorithms and predicting HAUTI. In this paper, we share the methods we used to prepare the data for supervised learning algorithms and present the challenges related to data missingness.
Going Beyond Surface Language: An Exploratory Evaluation of Nursing Ontology Mappings
Authors: Block Lorraine J. , Hardiker Nicholas R.
Published: July 2024

A range of approaches have been used to develop and evaluate terminology mapping. In seeking to enhance existing methods this exploratory feasibility study examined a small subset of existing equivalency mappings between the International Classification for Nursing Practice and SNOMED CT. To identify potential inconsistencies in allocation, comparisons were made for each concept in each equivalency mapping, through a manual review of a) compositionality and specificity of asserted and inherited relationships, and b) ancestors through to root. There were similarities and several differences across the mappings which were both structural and definitional in nature. In order to demonstrate practical utility, the approach piloted in the present study might benefit from scaling up and a degree of automation. However, the study has demonstrated it is both feasible and potentially useful when evaluating terminology mapping to go beyond the surface language of mapped terms, and to consider the deeper definitional features of the underlying concepts.
Future Needs in Nursing Informatics – Preliminary Findings from the Global Nursing Informatics Survey
Authors: von Gerich Hanna , Alhuwail Dari , Badger Martha K. , Block Lorraine J. , Eler Gabrielle J. , Georgsson Mattias , Lee Jisan , Lokmic-Tomkins Zerina , Lozada-Perezmitre Erika , Pruinelli Lisiane , Ronquillo Charlene , Shishido Henrique Y. , Sommer Janine , Song Jiyoun , Topaz Maxim , Peltonen Laura-Maria
Published: July 2024

This study investigates the evolving landscape of nursing informatics by conducting a follow-up survey initiated by the International Medical Informatics Association (IMIA) Students and Emerging Professionals (SEP) Nursing Informatics (NI) group in 2015 and 2019. The participants were asked to describe what they thought should be done in their institutions and countries to advance nursing informatics in the next 5-10 years. For this paper, responses in English acquired by December 2023 were analysed using inductive content analysis. Identified needs covered a) recognition and roles, b) educational needs, c) technological needs, and d) research needs. The initial findings indicate that, despite significant progress in nursing informatics, the current needs closely mirror those identified in the 2015 survey.
Licensed Practical Nurses’ Perceptions of the Benefits of Information Systems in Social and Healthcare Services
Authors: Kinnunen Ulla-Mari , Ikonen Johanna , Koponen Samuli , Kyytsönen Maiju , Saranto Kaija , Vehko Tuulikki
Published: July 2024

Licensed practical nurses (LPNs) are the second largest occupational group and the largest group in the social and healthcare sector in Finland, and they have an extensive working environment. Like other health and social care professionals, LPNs also use health information systems (HIS) and client information systems (CIS) in their daily work. The aim of this study was to describe LPNs’ perceptions of the benefits of information systems in daily patient care. The information systems include the main HIS or CIS that the respondents mainly use in their work. The data comprised 3 866 LPNs’ responses were collected via an online survey in 2022. Most of the LPNs work in social care using the Lifecare system. ESKO is used in public health care and was rated as the most popular system that LPNs use regarding the benefits of information systems. Highly experienced LPNs seem to rate the benefits of information systems higher than LPNs who have just started working.
Unveiling Fall Risk Factors: Nurse-Driven Corpus Development for Natural Language Processing
Authors: Bjarnadottir Ragnhildur I. , Wu Yonghui , Snigurska Urszula A. , Ser Sarah E. , Solberg Laurence M. , Martinez Kimberly A. , Bolin Summer , Dwarica Shannon E. , Dunn Elizabeth , Duckworth Laurie J.D. , Lou Cxiwei , Paredes Daniel J. , Yu Zehao , Lucero Robert J.
Published: July 2024

Hospital-acquired falls are a continuing clinical concern. The emergence of advanced analytical methods, including NLP, has created opportunities to leverage nurse-generated data, such as clinical notes, to better address the problem of falls. In this nurse-driven study, we employed an iterative process for expert manual annotation of RNs clinical notes to enable the training and testing of an NLP pipeline to extract factors related to falls. The resulting annotated data corpus had moderately high interrater reliability (F-score=0.74) and captured a breadth of clinical concepts for extraction with potential utility beyond patient falls. Further research is needed to determine which annotation tasks most benefit from nursing expert annotators, to optimize efficiency when tapping into the invaluable resource represented by the nursing workforce
Gender Harmony: A Case for Nursing Informatics
Authors: Courtney Karen L. , Davison Kelly S. , Hunter Mikayla , Watson Alexander , Crawford Jess
Published: July 2024

The design of digital health information systems around a conflated gender/sex binary contributes to health inequities. Lack of specific information that supports affirming communication lead to inappropriate care, disrespectful encounters with healthcare staff, and avoidance of health services by clients who have been harmed by misgendering, deadnaming and being outed. The HL7 International Gender Harmony Model (HL7 GHM) supports the design, implementation and use of DHIS that enable affirming clinical interactions and care. This case study will demonstrate how applying the HL7 GHM can address the harms reported in a recently published account of one patient in Canada.
A Nursing Clinical Care Services Platform to Support Leadership Decision Making
Authors: Cato Kenrick , Duarte Sherri , Tickner Maria , Higgins Timothy , McCabe Margaret , Curley Martha A.Q.
Published: July 2024

Like most organizations, The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) generates a lot of data of varying types, from clinical to staffing and operations. However, these datasets are separated, preventing effective analytics. To improve workforce management and care delivery, CHOP’s Nursing department collaborated with the Data & Analytics team to create a dashboard-based platform for analyzing workforce metrics and patient outcomes, aiding nursing leaders in decision-making. This project involved multiple phases with contributions from Nursing, Data & Analytics, CHOP’s Data Trust Office, and Human Resources. Key performance indicators were identified, and a variety of data sources were aggregated to provide a comprehensive view of the nursing enterprise. The resulting platform offers automated, current, and reliable analytics on various aspects, including nursing demographics, education, survey results, staffing actuals by job group, and patient and family experience data. The platform’s usability was assessed using a modified Health Information Technology Usability Evaluation Scale survey, with a 29% response rate primarily from senior directors and managers. The findings showed high usability and satisfaction, indicating the dashboard is a valuable decision-support tool. Lessons learned include the need for analytics education for nurses and mid-managers, the inclusion of critical nursing-specific metrics (and development of the data pipelines making them possible), and the integration of multidisciplinary team metrics for comprehensive nursing analytics.
Supporting Clinical Informatics Competency Development Among the Clinical Informatics Team at Providence Health Care
Authors: Byard Jillisa , Ho Kathy , Williams Alexander , MacPhee Maura
Published: July 2024

Clinical informatics (CI) competencies are crucial for health care organizations to effectively use information communication technologies (ICTs) and deliver quality care. An interdisciplinary CI team can assist organizations with leveraging ICTs, but may also require support. This case study describes a peer-led knowledge translation project designed, delivered and implemented over two years by members of the CI team at Providence Health Care (PHC). The project included CI competencies assessment of CI team members, followed by tailored education for identified knowledge gaps. The Kirkpatrick evaluation model was used to assess three levels of learning among CI team members, including a satisfaction survey, pre-and post-cognitive retention of the education intervention using a validated tool for informatics specialists, and project partner feedback of CI team performance 12 weeks after education completion. This case study provides evidence-informed guidance on ‘how to’ implement peer-led, practice-based CI training for CI teams.
Systematic Development of an AI Chatbot for Physical Activity Habit Formation in Prehypertension Individual Integrating Needs, Theories, and Evidence
Authors: Ma Haoming , Pei Runyuan , Li Sijia , Wang Aoqi , Tang Xingyi , Piao Meihua
Published: July 2024

Prehypertension, an early stage in the development of hypertension, impacts a substantial segment of the adult population worldwide. Addressing this issue, our study introduces HabitBot, an AI-driven chatbot tailored to encourage physical activity (PA) habits among individuals with prehypertension. HabitBot combines natural language processing with multidisciplinary approaches, drawing from both theoretical frameworks and empirical studies. The chatbot development followed a systematic, five-phase process: comprehensive needs assessment, literature review on behavior change theories, analysis for selecting effective behavior change techniques (BCTs), prototype design through intervention mapping, and refining the intervention based on user feedback. The outcome includes a prototype that integrates the Health Action Process Approach and Habit Formation Theory, utilizing twelve identified BCTs effective in fostering PA habits. User feedback further refined the chatbot across multiple dimensions such as user interface, content accessibility, and privacy. HabitBot exemplifies an innovative integration of behavior change strategies with advanced language model technology, paving the way for digital health interventions in chronic disease prevention. Future studies should assess its long-term efficacy in habit formation and explore its applicability to various demographic groups
Comparing Artificial Intelligence-Based Versus Conventional Endotracheal Tube Monitoring Systems in Clinical Practice
Authors: Lin Zu-Chun , Koo Malcolm , Chang Wan-Jung , Chen Hsiao-Chuen , Liao Bo-Hao , Tuan Lu-Yen , Liu Chun-Wei
Published: July 2024

Endotracheal tube dislodgement is a common patient safety incident in clinical settings. Current clinical practices, primarily relying on bedside visual inspections and equipment checks, often fail to detect endotracheal tube displacement or dislodgement promptly. This study involved the development of a deep learning, artificial intelligence (AI)-based system for monitoring tube displacement. We also propose a randomized crossover experiment to evaluate the effectiveness of this AI-based monitoring system compared to conventional methods. The assessment will focus on immediacy in detecting and handling of tube anomalies, the completeness and accuracy of shift transitions, and the degree of innovation diffusion. The findings from this research are expected to offer valuable insights into the development and integration of AI in enhancing care provision and facilitating innovation diffusion in medical and nursing research.
Development Plan for the Clinical Application of Maternity and Child Health Mobile App
Authors: Tsai Hsing-Chuan , Kuo Ming-Chuan , Tu Ming-Hsiang
Published: July 2024

In 2021, the World Health Organization designated the theme for World Patient Safety Day as “Safe Maternal and Newborn Care” with the aim of raising awareness of the importance of maternal and newborn safety and improving their overall safety. Many healthcare institutions in Taiwan currently provide printed materials such as childbirth guidelines and nursing instructions to patients. However, mobile applications in the current digital world might be more handy to assist pregnant women in understanding the changes during pregnancy and provide relevant health education in order to help reduce pregnancy and childbirth complications, as well as decrease maternal and neonatal mortality rates.
Applying a Master Project Plan Methodology to Develop an Age-Friendly 4Ms Clinical Documentation Tool
Authors: Berner Constance S. , Ochylski Sheila , Phillips Toni , Martin Mary
Published: July 2024

The issue of lacking standardized organizational guidance is examined in the context of providing patient-centered care to meet the needs of an aging population. Standardization across an integrated organization is increasingly recognized as a social justice concern in the pursuit of equitable and timely healthcare delivery, particularly as the healthcare industry grapples with a severe nursing shortage in the United States. A master project plan methodology (MPPM) was tested to effectively develop an electronic Age-Friendly 4Ms documentation tool using the system development lifecycle (SDLC) framework. The MPPM successfully guided the design and national implementation, achieving an 84% installation rate across 124 facilities within one of America’s largest integrated healthcare systems.
The Application of Generative AI for Nursing Education
Authors: Huang Mei-Luan , Huang Szu-Ting
Published: July 2024

Building a nursing education platform through Microsoft Power Apps. The main purpose is to provide convenience, real-time access, and comprehensive knowledge in nursing, as well as to improve work efficiency.
Feasibility Study on Detecting Breast Cancer Lymph Node Metastasis and Optimizing Nursing Workflow
Authors: Chao Chia-Yi , Liao Pei-Hung
Published: July 2024

This study explores using AI for detecting lymph node metastasis in breast cancer, aiming to analyze extensive medical imaging data. AI assists clinicians in identifying metastases and formulating precise treatment plans. Employing image analysis and machine learning, the research assesses AI’s potential to recognize patterns within medical imaging data. The study evaluates the feasibility of integrating AI-based detection into diagnostic workflows. Collaborative efforts with hospitals include collecting annotated breast cancer lymph node data, optimizing workflows, and clinically validating results. Anticipated outcomes aim to highlight AI’s crucial role in enhancing early detection and treatment decisions for breast cancer patients. Anticipated results aim to underscore the crucial role of AI in improving early detection and treatment decision-making for breast cancer patients while optimizing efficiency in the operating room nursing workflow.
The Application Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Robot System in Nursing Follow-up of Discharged Patients
Authors: Mao Wenping , Luo Jinkai
Published: July 2024

To construct a robot intelligent discharge follow-up platform and explore its application effects in clinical discharge follow-up scenarios Applying intelligent voice technology to build a robot intelligent discharge follow-up platform, replacing nurses in completing telephone calls, interactive communication, feedback collection, and information input during follow-up. Compare the work efficiency and manpower investment between robots and manual follow-up. Compared with the manual telephone follow-up method, the application of robot intelligent discharge follow-up platform resulted in a higher follow-up rate, fewer follow-up hours and nurse manpower. The robot intelligent discharge follow-up platform can release nursing manpower and time, improve the follow-up rate of discharged patients.
Applying Microsoft Power Platform to Improve Healthcare Worker Health Monitoring Processes
Authors: Liang Hui-Ching , Chang Hui-Lan , Kuo Han-Yueh , Tu Ming-Hsiang
Published: July 2024

Through the Microsoft Power Platform, we have developed a mobile health monitoring application, simplifying the reporting process with an individual reporting mode. Employees simply click “Very Healthy” or “Health Abnormality” and fill out the relevant information. Automated reports reduce managerial workload, enhancing satisfaction.
Applied Informatics Innovation Within a Childhood Blood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program Resulted in Improved Data Management and Demonstrated Client Outcomes
Authors: Hwang Taffany , Monsen Karen A.
Published: July 2024

This poster presentation describes innovative use of the Omaha System, a standardized terminology, into public health nurses’ (PHNs) workflow and electronic records within a local health department’s Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program. The Omaha System facilitated the tracking of evidence-based interventions and client outcomes, showing a significant improvement in record completeness (from 33% pre-implementation to 84% post-implementation) and client outcomes in health care supervision, growth and development, and nutrition. Outcome data analysis revealed improvement across all post-implementation records from initial assessments to interim assessments for Health care supervision (p<.001), Growth and development (p<.001), and Nutrition (p = .025). This achievement has given program leaders and employees the ability to clearly present their services and results to policymakers, facilitating better assessment of the program’s effectiveness. The successful implementation illustrates its potential applicability to other public health projects and areas.
ChatGPT Research in Healthcare is Increasing Dramatically: A Bibliometric Analysis Based on VOSviewer
Authors: Xuan Zehui , Fu Shuojin , Kang Ruifu , Wang Yanling , Xiao Qian
Published: July 2024

The ChatGPT (Chat Generative Pretrained Transformer), an AI-based chatbot, has garnered significant attention in healthcare. We methodically extracted two significant English databases (PubMed and Web of Science) to examine the current state of research and potential future directions for ChatGPT in the healthcare field. Following screening, 921 publications were included in the analysis, demonstrating a sharp rise in the previous year and a peak number of publications released in October 2023. Meanwhile, we obtained 88 items and categorized them into 10 clusters, of which artificial intelligence, ChatGPT, and humans ranked among the top three in terms of frequency.
WoS Based Bibliometric Analysis of Studies on Nursing Informatics in Türkiye
Authors: Ozkaya Meltem , Korukcu Oznur
Published: July 2024

This study aims to examine the studies on nursing informatics in Türkiye using the bibliometric analysis method. Study data was obtained using Web of Science between 05-12 October 2023. As a result of the screening, 71 studies on nursing informatics in the field of nursing in Türkiye were found and 46 studies were included in the analysis. It was determined that 76.60% of the studies were research articles, most studies were published in the journal Computers Informatics Nursing and most studies were published in 2022. The most publications was determined as Akdeniz University. The most used keyword was “Omaha System”, the total number of citations is 276, and the h-index is 9.
Constructing a User-Centric Visual Real-Time Surgical Dashboard
Authors: Hu Hui-Ling , Liu Ya-Ting
Published: July 2024

The existing surgery timetable is very simple, not user-friendly, and has very limited information. This article outlines the creation of a surgical dynamic dashboard for users, using Microsoft Power BI. The dashboard was developed based on in-depth interviews with the surgical team members to determine their requirements. The outcome of dashboard was evaluated by 5-likert scale questionnaire to measure satisfaction of all surgical team members. All team members were very satisfied with the dashboard compared to the existing surgery timetable. In addition, with the function of auto-generated analytic reports through data criteria selection on the dashboard saved time on manually generating reports. This study supports to replace the existing surgery timetable by the user-centric and real time surgical dashboard.
Simple Modules as Invariant Spaces of Hecke Algebras
Authors: Khammash Ahmed
Published: July 2024

It is shown that all simple modules of the symmetric groups \(S_{n}\) and the finite groups of Lie type can be realized as invariant spaces of some Hecke algebras with respect to certain multiplicative characters. We ask whether this phenomenon is true for all finite groups.
Analisis Rancang Bangun Special Tool Stopper Blade Lift Cylinder Pada Unit D85E-SS-2
Authors: Barokah M. Yusuf , Zulkifli  , Marali Aryati , Zulfati Yusrina Yasmin , Nailul Ulum M. Showi
Published: July 2024

Blade cylinder merupakan komponen yang berfungsi merubah energi hidrolis menjadi energi mekanik yaitu pergerakan sejajar sumbu (reciprocating) yang dimanfaatkan untuk menggerakan perlengkapan kerja (blade). Maka dari itu harus dilakukan proses pengukuran hydraulic oil pressure untuk menjaga kinerja dari unit agar bekerja secara optimal. Dalam pekerjaan program pemeriksaan mesin ada pekerjaan untuk mengecek hydraulic oil pressure. Jika sesuai dengan Operation and Maintenance Manual (OMM) pengukuran dilakukan dengan memanfaatkan rock, dimana ini tidak aman. Metode penelitian yaitu penelitian dilakukan secara langsung dengan merancang alat special tool stopper blade lift cylinder. Hasil analisis perbandingan penggunaan alat dengan memanfaatkan rock dengan menggunakan special tool stopper blade lift cylinder, didapatkan sebesar 20% lebih aman, manfaat penggunaan didapatkan 50% lebih efektif dengan menggunakan special tool stopper blade lift cylinder karena potensi dari kecelakaan pekerjaan dapat berkurang.
Обзор мониторинга лесов в Казахстана на основе наблюдения за Землей
Authors: Бисенбаева Саним Бегимовна , Мелисбек Шапагат , Баймукан Ернат
Published: July 2024

Лесной фонд в Казахстана занимают 5% территории страны, а их площадь составляет 13,6 млн га. Леса в природе выполняют разнообразные функции для природы и общества, а также играют важную роль в выравнивании климата. Изменение климата, проявляющееся в повышении температуры и нынешних экстремальных погодных условиях, оказывает негативное воздействие на здоровье и развитие лесов. За последние пять лет сильная засуха и жара, а также последующее массовое размножение вредителей серьезно повлияли на леса страны. Учитывая нынешние масштабы ущерба лесам и возникающие долгосрочные последствия, усилия по сохранению лесов в Казахстане, а также их разнообразия и продуктивности, является незаменимой задачей правительства. На сегодняшнии момент активно проводиться лесовосстановительные работы, работы по охране и рациональному использованию лесных ресурсов в Республике Казахстан. Количественные данные являются одним из средств принятия обоснованных решений для обеспечения мониторинга лесов и улучшения мониторинга ущерба лесам. В дополнение к существующим системам мониторинга лесов, таким как инвентаризация лесов, обследование состояния кроны и инвентаризация лесных почв, систематические исследования состояния и уязвимости лесов в национальном масштабе могут быть расширены с помощью спутниковой системы наблюдения. наблюдение за землей. В этом обзоре мы проанализировали и классифицировали все исследования, опубликованные за последние 20 лет и посвященные дистанционному зондированию лесов в Казахстане.
Жол жабынының құрылымдық қабаттарында жүн және мұнай қалдықтарын геотордың толтырғышы ретінде пайдалану (шолу)
Authors: Машан Тоғжан Тұрғалиқызы , Жолымбаев Оралтай Муратканович , Қазанғапова Нүргүл Бүркітбаевна , Онтағарова Динара Рахимовна , Әбілмәжінов Ермек Төлегенұлы , Құрманғожинов Әлжан Жәнібекович , Ганиев Бахтиер Шукуруллоевич
Published: July 2024

Бұл шолу жұмысы ауыл шаруашылығында қолданыс таппаған қой жүні мен мұнай өндіру орындарындағы топыраққа төгілгенмұнай және мұнай қалдықтарын жол төсемінің құрылымы жақсарту үшінқолдануға арналған. Толтырғыш ретінде қолданғаннан кейінгі малдың,мысалы, қойлардың жүнінен жасалған плиткалардың бетіне мұнай ластаушы заттарды сіңіргеннен кейін пайдалануға қол жеткізіледі. Қойжүнінің барлық түрі емес, іске аспай қалған түрлері алынатындықтан, солжайлы мақалалрға назар аударылған және оларды өңдеу жолдары қарастырылады. Ұсынылып отырған жұмыс экологиялық мәселені шешуге десептігін тигізеді.Мұнай ластаушы заттармен сіңдірілген плиткалар жол төсеміне дайындалған геоторларға салынады. Геотордың геометриялық өлшемдеріаймақтың климаттық жағдайларына және жол төсемінің жағдайына байланысты таңдалады. Жол төсемдерін салудың ұсынылған әдісі жолдардың сапасын жақсартуға мүмкіндік береді.Жол жамылғысын салудың бұл әдісі құрылыс шығындарын азайтады,ал жолдың қызмет ету мерзімін ұлғайту мұнай қалдықтарымен сіңдірілген плиткаларды пайдалану арқылы қол жеткізіледі, олар ылғалды сіңірмейді және оның жабынның корпусына енуіне жол бермейді, нәтижесіндеқыста жол жарылмайды.
»Ganzheitliche Schulen ohne Stigmatisierung«
Authors: Stausberg Monika
Published: July 2024

Neun Fragen an Monika Stausberg
PeP – ein Lese- und Schreibtraining für die Oberstufe
Authors: Gaile Dorothee , Schmidt-Dietrich Monika , Kaiser Carl-Peter , Müller-Platt Anne , Schroeder Martin
Published: July 2024

Ein Frankfurter Gymnasium stärkt in einem innovativen Projekt das fachsprachliche Lernen. Nur so ist eine große Zahl der Jugendlichen den Anforderungen aller Fächer im Lösen textbasierter Aufgaben gewachsen.
Von Schule fernbleiben
Authors: Eckold Anja
Published: July 2024

Rezensionen
ARZZ-Modell
Authors: Zierer Klaus
Published: July 2024

Der Faktor des Monats
Kritisch Denken in der Schule
Authors: Trautmann Matthias
Published: July 2024

Mit der Forderung, kritisch zu denken, rennt man offene Türen ein, zumindest solange die eigenen Überzeugungen nicht allzu sehr betroffen sind. Gemeint ist damit nicht einfach »Kritisieren«, auch nicht das bloße Äußern einer abweichenden Meinung – es handelt sich um eine anspruchsvolle, aber auch lohnende Tätigkeit.
„…das war tatsächlich ein Aneignen aus allen Ecken“ – Erfahrungen sexualpädagogischer Fachkräfte mit digitaler Sexueller Bildung während der Covid-19-Pandemie
Authors: Licht Johanna , Wienholz Sabine , Kubitza Eva , Böhm Maika
Published: July 2024

Der Beitrag präsentiert ausgewählte Ergebnisse des Forschungsprojektes „BeSPa – Schwangerschaftsberatung und Sexuelle Bildung während der Covid-19-Pandemie aus Sicht von Fachkräften“. In einer quantitativen Online-Erhebung (n=311) und in qualitativen leitfadengestützten Interviews (n=20) wurden die Erfahrungen von sexualpädagogischen Fachkräften mit digitaler Sexueller Bildung hinsichtlich umsetzungsförderlicher und -hinderlicher Faktoren untersucht. Die Ergebnisse zeigen u. a. einen durch die Pandemie beschleunigten Digitalisierungsprozess in den Beratungsstellen, eine Zielgruppenverschiebung von Kindern und Jugendlichen zu Erwachsenen und den Wandel hin zu audio-visuellen und kognitiv-kommunikativen Vermittlungswegen.
Aneignungsmöglichkeiten von Digital Literacies im Feld der Sozialen Arbeit. Perspektiven von Fachkräften und Handlungsempfehlungen für Organisationen
Authors: Sackl-Sharif Susanne , Klinger Sabine , Mayr Andrea Theresia , Brossmann-Handler Esther
Published: July 2024

Die digitalen Transformationen stellen auch das Feld der Sozialen Arbeit vor neue Herausforderungen. So benötigen Fachkräfte Zusatzqualifikationen für einen adäquaten Umgang mit digitalen Technologien, sogenannte Digital Literacies, und Organisationen neue strategische Ausrichtungen, die der digitalen Gesellschaft gerecht werden. Im Zentrum dieses Beitrags steht die Frage, welche Digital Literacies Fachkräfte der Sozialen Arbeit aufweisen und welche Aneignungsmöglichkeiten sie sich für den Erwerb von Digital Literacies in ihrer Arbeitspraxis wünschen. Auf der Basis einer breit angelegten empirischen Studie in Österreich werden Handlungsempfehlungen für Organisationen formuliert, um so zu einer Professionalisierung der Sozialen Arbeit im digitalen Zeitalter beizutragen.
Beschäftigung in der Weiterbildung: Weitgehend oder durchgängig prekär?
Authors: Kohsiek Roland
Published: July 2024

Aus der Profession
Bausteine einer Stigma-Theorie der Sozialen Arbeit
Authors: Thalheim Vinzenz
Published: July 2024

Der Beitrag analysiert die komplexen Stigma-Relationen in der Sozialen Arbeit. Durch die theoretische Schärfung des Stigma-Konzepts wird eine Interdependenz zwischen individuellen, institutionellen und gesellschaftlichen Dimensionen von Stigmatisierungen rekonstruiert, die als Verteilungs- und Begrenzungsmechanismen die Hilfsangebote der Sozialen Arbeit beeinflussen. Diese mehrdimensionale Verflechtung wird in einem Modell veranschaulicht, das als Baustein für eine Stigma-Theorie der Sozialen Arbeit herangezogen werden kann. Der Beitrag plädiert abschließend für eine mehrdimensionale Stigma-Analyse, um nachhaltige Perspektiven für die Entstigmatisierung der Sozialen Arbeit zu entwickeln. Ausblickartig werden Möglichkeiten für eine strukturelle Entstigmatisierung skizziert.
„Eure Scheißumfrage kommt 3 Jahre zu spät!“ Jugendtheoretische Reflexionen zu Wirkungen und Folgen der COVID-19-Pandemie
Authors: Andresen Sabine , Schröer Wolfgang , Möller Renate
Published: July 2024

Der Artikel stellt die Frage nach dem aktuellen Beitrag der Jugendforschung zum Diskurs über Jugenden in der Pandemie. Ein zentraler Ausgangspunkt sind Intention und Vorgehensweise der JuCo-Studien als eine Art ‚Antwort‘ der Jugendforschung auf die Maßnahmen zur Eindämmung der Pandemie. Beschrieben werden Vorgehensweise der JuCo-Studien, ausgewählte Ergebnisse und deren Zielsetzung. Davon ausgehend wird das Verhältnis von Jugenden, Jugendlichen und Jugendforschung auf der Basis des im Zuge der Pandemie hervorgetretenen Narrativs der ‚verpassten Jugend‘ diskutiert, das in einen Dialog mit dem wirkmächtigen Konzept von Jugend als Moratorium gebracht wird.
Fraudulent act: essence and legal regulation
Authors: Hofeld H. S.
Published: July 2024

The article examines current issues of science and practice regarding the definition of the essence, signs and legal regulation of a fraudulent transaction as one of the types of contracts in civil law. The importance of the category of “deeds” for civil law is emphasized. Modern scientific positions on understanding the essence of the “fraudulent act” categories are defined and analyzed. The author's vision of the understanding of the above-mentioned category is proposed, under which, in a general sense, a transaction is defined where the debtor (as one of the parties) performs dishonest actions in order to avoid fulfilling his or her obligation to the creditor. The necessity of forming a unified approach to defining the essence of the category of fraudulent transaction is emphasized. The principles of civil legislation, which are violated as a result of the conclusion of a fraudulent transaction, and the court practice on this issue are defined. The essence of the violation of the principle of good faith when concluding a fraudulent transaction is clarified. The need to make appropriate changes to the current civil legislation of Ukraine in order to standardize judicial practice and eliminate existing legislative gaps is emphasized. The judicial practice is analyzed and a review of court decisions regarding the fraudulent transaction and its essential conditions is carried out. It has been established that private law instruments should not be used by participants in civil transactions to avoid paying a debt (money, damages, damage) or to execute a court decision on debt collection (money, damages, damage) that has entered into force. The article notes that a fraudulent contract can be both paid and unpaid. A paid fraudulent contract has its own specifics and features that distinguish it from another fraudulent contract (for example, a free one). The right to evil is singled out as a sign of a committed fraudulent act. Further prospective directions of scientific research on certain issues of fraudulent transactions have been established.