bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
We krwi: Naruszenia integralności wizerunku papieża 2000-2020
Authors: Bednarek Joanna B.
Published: June 2021

Artykuł dotyczy dwóch performansów społecznych, jakimi były naruszenia integralności prac Maurizia Cattelana La Nona Ora (2000) oraz Jerzego Kaliny Zatrute źródło (2020). Korzystając z narzędzi analizy działań performatywnych, autorka szuka odpowiedzi na pytania: na czym polegała interwencja (działanie) i w czyim imieniu była dokonywana (cel). Korzystając z pojęć zaczerpniętych z prac Pierre’a Bourdieu i Manuela Castellsa, tłumaczy skandaliczny potencjał obu dzieł. Głównym kontekstem analizy jest wizerunek Jana Pawła II w kulturze polskiej i w przestrzeni publicznej; dodatkowy kontekst artykułu stanowi protest przeciwko zaostrzeniu prawa antyaborcyjnego (2020). Analiza odsłania mechanizm obu wydarzeń: dzieło sztuki zakłócało (2000) / reprezentowało (2020) porządek kultury prawomocnej, dlatego wywołało działania performatywne mające na celu obronę i utrzymanie (2000) / zakłócenie i zmianę (2020) status quo; w obu przypadkach doszło do naruszenia dominującego w przestrzeni dyskursywnej wizerunku Jana Pawła II (w roku 2000 – dzieło; w 2020 – performans aktywistek).
Kurbas and Poland: Discovering / Returning
Authors: Harbuziuk Maiia
Published: June 2021

This article reviews Polish edition of Les’ Kurbas theatrical texts (Łeś Kurbas, Pisma tetatralne, Warszawa 2021) focusing on the editor’s, Anna Korzeniewska-Bihun, thematic-cum-problematic principle of organizing Kurbas’s legacy, as well as the merits of her well-researched introduction to the volume. The editor’s approach highlighted the conceptually important principles of Kurbas’s theatrical theory and , allowed her to cover his practical achievements and key performances, showing his worldview and the philosophical, creative, aesthetic, pedagogical, and organizational features of his legacy. The reviewer underlines the editor’s precision and consistency in outlining the key problems faced by Ukrainian theater in the first third of the twentieth century and the place of Les Kurbas in their solution. The edition opens up new horizons for research and discussion not only on Kurbas as a creator of Ukrainian avant-garde theater, but also on Polish-Ukrainians cultural ties.
Desarrollo de un sistema web para captura de notas post-operatorias entre unidades de salud remotas
Authors: Meraz Chavarin Isaac Alonso , Martínez Lucero Eva Olivia
Published: June 2021

The impact of the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in the Health Sector, as in many other fields, has made it possible to reform the services aimed at improving medical care, you can see the importance and positive, orderly and modern effect with which patient information is managed through standardized systems for the benefit of the population's health care. Doctors who have a technological tool that allows them to generate daily medical notes, add them to an electronic medical record of the patient and consult them later, have a great advantage over doctors who do not have a system where they can analyze a health history, the indications, diagnoses or treatments described in notes of admission, evolution, discharge, post-operative medical note, or notes of outpatient surgeries, leaving not only the doctor at a disadvantage, but also the patient who is treated without having important information for a higher quality care. This study focuses on the factors that must be addressed for an adequate implementation of an Electronic File System (SEE) in medical units that attend to patients in common, in order to contribute to modernizing the current health systems in the locality by connect two remote medical units through a web system for the management of medical information of patients.
ANALISIS TINGKAT LITERASI KEUANGAN SISWA SMA KRISTEN SATYA WACANA
Authors: Sitorus Destri Sambara
Published: June 2021

Good financial literacy is very important for everyone to have because it will help manage finances and create prosperity. This study aims to determine the level of financial literacy of Satya Wacana Christian High School students. The aspect of financial literacy studied is knowledge of personal finances, savings and savings, and investment. This research is a descriptive study and data were collected using a questionnaire. The population in this study were all Satya Wacana Christian High School students. The research sample of 90 students was carried out by using random sampling technique. The results showed that the level of financial literacy of Satya Wacana Christian Senior High School students was 54.29% in the low category.
Treatment of the Pterygium: Autologous Conjunctival Implant Associated with Phototherapeutic Keratectomy (PTK), Second Experience
Authors: A Meduri
Published: June 2021

Aim: To evaluate for the second time the efficacy of new PTK formula for the treatment of the pterygium.

Methods: The study was conducted on 10 eyes of 10 patients (5 eyes primary and 5 eyes with recurrent pterygium). It is a prospective non randomized study. We evaluated BCVA (Best Corrected Visual Acuity), mean refractive error (ME) and topographic astigmatism and recurrence of pterygium.

Results: Mean post-operative BCVA increase significantly after the treatment. Recurrence of pterygium in the patients that underwent the surgery was 0%.

Conclusion: This technique seems to be effective in the treatment of the pterygium. After the treatment, none of the patients presented a recurrence.
A Modifiable Head Drape Technique for the Oculoplastic Surgeon
Authors: Smyth Aoife
Published: June 2021

Background: Placement of a head drape is an important step in ophthalmic plastic surgery. It must be comfortable for the patient and remain secure throughout the procedure to ensure sterility. Turban head draping is a common technique used amongst ophthalmic surgeons but the ‘turban’ tends to slip back if repositioning is required.

Methods: We describe a modifiable technique for head draping in ophthalmic plastic surgery using three cloth drapes.

Conclusion: The head drape technique described provides excellent exposure and a secure sterile field for ophthalmic plastic surgery procedures. It can be quickly and easily placed. The technique can be modified depending on available drapes and the procedure to be performed.
Algorithm of innovative medical and economic standards as a basis for the transformation of hypothetical predictions of the launch of insurance medicine
Authors: Zabolotny Dmitry I. , Samohodskiy Viktor M. , Ponomarenko N.V.
Published: June 2021

Introduction: Based of tht author's doctoral dissertation of tht problems of insurance medicine, relevant monographs and scientific articles, an attempt is presented to substantiate tht option of transforming our purely governmental national system of insurance medicine.
Purpose: Using more than thirty of our innovative organizational and medico-economic standards, criteria and regulations, in tht process of their "activation" in the conditions of a full-scale experiment under the pilot project program in the Health Care institutions of various levels of medical district, to determine the level of their effectiveness to justify the specified transformation during the launch of our system of insurance medicine.
Materials and methods: The object of the study was all residents (up to 2000) of the family physician's area of responsibility. On the basis of structural-logical analysis and the use of medical-economic standards, doctors' labor costs, distribution of otolaryngological diseases into clinical-statistical groups (CSG) and diagnosticrelated groups (DRG), as well as the degree of their complexity and the complexity of possible surgical interventions, thanks to the formula for calculating the labor costs of doctors and treatment process we obtained evidencebased information about real "budget" cost of treatment of diseases of a certain CSG.
Results and discussion: At the first in trade part mental stage of insurance medicine, the main tool should be a system of medical and economic standards, which include the price of labor costs, in particular doctors, wage fund, rates of increasing coefficients for the treatment of complex diseases, the level of financial incentives for doctors and the like. The tables present a mechanism for calculating the evidence-based cost of treating diseases of varying degrees of complexity and physician salaries, as well as the possibilities of forming both an adequate amount of funds that "follow the patient" and forecasting the health improvement budget for the family physician's area of responsibility.
Conclusions: Presented an algorithm for the implementation of our medical and economic standards, the feasibility of which has been proven in the "field" conditions of the field experiment in the process of professional management, can constitute, under conditions of its continuous improvement, the medical and economic basis for the start of our system of budgetary and insurance medicine.
Spheroidal Domains and Geometric Analysis in Euclidean Space
Authors: Sobczyk Garret
Published: June 2021

Clifford's geometric algebra has enjoyed phenomenal development over the last 60 years by mathematicians, theoretical physicists, engineers, and computer scientists in robotics, artificial intelligence and data analysis, introducing a myriad of different and often confusing notations. The geometric algebra of Euclidean 3-space, the natural generalization of both the well-known Gibbs-Heaviside vector algebra and Hamilton's quaternions, is used here to study spheroidal domains, spheroidal-graphic projections, the Laplace equation, and its Lie algebra of symmetries. The Cauchy-Kovalevska extension and the Cauchy kernel function are treated in a unified way. The concept of a quasi-monogenic family of functions is introduced and studied.
Integration of Tausug Literature in Filipino Course: The Case of Mindanao State University, Sulu
Authors: Alihuddin Nadia A.
Published: June 2021

The non-integration of the Tausug literature in the school curriculum provides continuous degeneration of the Tausug literature in the minds and practices of the young Tausug. On the other hand, the integration of the Tausug literature in Filipino literature subjects will revive the dying culture of the Tausug. This study aimed to determine the components of the Tausug literature for integration into Filipino subjects. This study uses interpretative phenomenological analysis as its research design. Focus group discussion (FGD) was conducted to gain an in-depth understanding of social issues. Moreover, to obtain data from a purposively selected group, this FGD recruited four Tausug Filipino Professors and a Tausug Islamic studies Professor who lived in the province of Sulu as participants of the study. FGD was held in one classroom in the college of education for 2 hours, and open-ended questions were raised to elicit responses from the participants. The integration of the Tausug literature in Filipino subjects or in the educational curriculum is very relevant in the Muslim areas and in the promotion of quality education. Teaching and preserving cultural values and heritage are vital components of quality education. Therefore, this integration strengthened cultural preservation, which in turn led to increased student awareness. If the students became conscious of their cultural orientation, cultural practices became a uniting factor among the people in the community.
Demographic Profiles and The Percieved-Actual Responses of The Grade 7 History Teachers on The Implementation of The K-12 Curriclum in The Province of Sulu
Authors: Mohammad Abdulla I.
Published: June 2021

The primary aim of this paper was to determine the demographic profiles and the percieved-actual responses of the grade 7 history teachers on the implementation of the K-12 curriclum in the Province of Sulu. The descriptive research design was used in the study.  The study was conducted in Sulu both private and public schools. The study participants were composed of Grade 7 History teachers in public and private High Schools in some of the municipalities, province of Sulu for school year 2017-2018. The results concluded that The Grade 7 History teachers are not growing professionally in terms of their educational attainment both in perceived and actual implementation of the K-12 curriculum, they strongly agreed that the following problems exist: as Learning Resources, Teacher’s Competency, Method Approaches and Technique, Administrator’s Competency and Teaching, Supervisor’s Competency, Monitoring, Technical Assistance, Evaluation, and Assessment. It is recommended that Based on the findings of the study on the issues and challenges confronting Grade 7 History teachers in the implementation of K-12 curriculum in the Province of Sulu, the following recommendations are: Grade 7 History teachers must improve their education attainment;History teachers spontaneously read more about techniques, strategies about History on the implementation of K-12 curriculum;History teachers must earn at least Master’s degree in line with his or her major; The DepEd must improve the implementation of the K-12 History curriculum in areas of Learning Resources, Teacher’s Competency: Method Approaches and Technique, Administrator’s Competency and Teaching, Supervisor’s Competency, Monitoring, Technical Assistance, Evaluation, and Assessment; The DepEd must sponsor more seminars for the History Teachers to participate in the actual implementation of the K-12 History Curriculum; There must be similar study conducted to assist the findings of this study; and Administration must fully support the program; that is and for the progress of the teachers.
Structural-tectonic criteria of oil-gas bearing capacity on the western coastal "land-sea" transition zone of South Caspian depression (in the order of discussion)
Authors:   "Oil-Gas Scientific Research Project" Institute, Azerbaijan Republic, Aslanov B.S. , Mammadova S.M. ,   "Oil-Gas Scientific Research Project" Institute, Azerbaijan Republic, Guliyev I.I. ,   "Oil-Gas Scientific Research Project" Institute, Azerbaijan Republic, Jabrailzadeh V.B. ,   "Oil-Gas Scientific Research Project" Institute, Azerbaijan Republic
Published: June 2021

South Caspian oil-gas bearing basin is the richest Caspian region for oil and gas production. The great majority of produced fields are located here. Therefore, coastal states consider it the prospective region. Briefly, the paper describes the geographic and tectonic location of South Caspian, as well as the structural-morphological features of Mezo-Cenozoic sediment layers. It is emphasized that ultra-deep South Caspian depression is the major oil-gas forming bolson, both in the paleo-geological evolution process and nowadays. However, there is no single opinion on its role in the formation of oil and gas deposits among the scientists and researchers. Based on the comparative analysis of specialists’ opinion and developed tectonic geographic demarcation maps, deep sections and models as well, it is supposed that coastal, particularly western “land-sea” transition zones may be quite oil-gas forming medium. For greater certainty, the authors offer conducting high-accuracy geophysical surveys.
Metal-complex compounds as additives to the synthetic oils
Authors:   Institute of Chemistry of Additives, Azerbaijan Republic, Gadirov A.A.
Published: June 2021

N-(2-hydroxybenzal (naphtal)-dodecylamines – Shiff bases and some khelate complexes of Cu (II), Co (II) and Ni (II) transition metals with their participation were synthesized. The effects of obtained metal complexes of Bis-[N-(2-oxisalycilal (naphtal) octadecyliminates] on the performance of synthetic oils were studied as well. It is justified that obtained compounds exhibit enhanced inhibiting activity, are superior in the efficiency to the well-known inhibitor phenyl- α-naphthylamine, and comparable to tricresyl phosphate in anti-wear properties.
New simple spectrophotometric method for the specification of silver (i) in oil-water samples
Authors:   Baku State University, Mammadov P.R.
Published: June 2021

A simple, highly selective and non-extractive spectrophotometric method for the specification of trace amounts silver (I) has been developed. In the water media 2,2’-di (2,3,4-trihydroxy-phenylazo) biphenyl reacts with the silver to give a highly absorbent greenish-yellow chelate in a molar ratio 2:1 (Ag:R). The reaction is instantaneous, the maximum absorption was obtained at 540 nm and remains stable for 24 hours. The average molar absorptivity and Sandell’s sensitivity were 4.3×104 l mol-1 cm-1 and 5.0 mkg cm-2 of silver (I), respectively. Linear calibration graphs were obtained for 0.1–30 mkgml−1 of silver (I), respectively. A large excess of over 30 cations, anions and complex agents do not interfere in the specification. The method is highly selective for silver and was successfully appliedin a number of oilwater samples. It has high precision and accuracy (s = ± 0.01 for 0.5 mkgl-1). Therefore, it may be used for monitoring to establish trace level of silver (I) in difficult matrices of oilwater samples.
Outsourcing and clustering as a development form of coope- ration in the national service industry of oil and gas production
Authors:   Academy of Public Administration under the President of Azerbaijan Republic, Huseinli O.B.
Published: June 2021

The paper reviews the formation prospects of two up-to-date forms of economic cooperation in the sphere of oil and gas production – outsourcing and clustering, as well as the schematic presentation of their implementation. The outsourcing means the execution of the functions on the systematic professional support of working efficiency of the business customer by the operation company under the permanent contract. The outsourcing allows the oil-gas producing company increasing its capitalization and profit amount. Therefore, the oil company can fix innovative, scientific and technological resources in its hands providing maximum meeting of business customers’ demands. The development of oil service cluster, in its turn, aims to provide the interaction of all corporate parties. The establishment of cluster unions in oil-gas field with the participation of petroleum service companies under the principles mentioned in the paper will contribute to the development of both oil-gas complex in a whole and petroleum service market.
Arctic Frontier: Ice Silk Road and Its Role in China's Advance to the Arctic
Authors:   Xiamen University, School of International Relations, South-East Asian Studies, Xiamen, China, USHAKOVA Elena G.
Published: June 2021

In recent circumstances of world climate change, Arctic zone has become of great interest for those countries actively involved in its development. With the constant climate warming, deglaciation and increasing of sea-level, commercial transport ways through the Arctic Ocean become a possible economic solution for large exporting countries. Due to importance of north passage for China, Beijing proclaimed itself as a "near-circle State" to get advantages from the development of Northern Sea Route (NSR) that can provide direct access to the Arctic zone and its natural resources. Considering this, China has recently published its White Paper on Arctic Policy, where it announces "Ice Silk Road" to be the official Arctic strategy of China. This article underlines the major intentions and interests of China in its Arctic strategy. One of China's intentions is an enhancement of the Northern Sea Route, that still raises concerns from the specialists whether it can be applicable part of Arctic strategy of China. This article approves that according to Ice Silk Road's connotation Russia should play an indispensable role in China's advancement to the Arctic zone through NSR. Moreover, the author investigates the influence of "Ice Silk Road" on Sino-Russian relations. Both China and Russia appear to prioritize this strategy to ameliorate economic situation and infrastructure in less-developed regions of two countries. Though, economic development of Arctic coastal cities is one of the priorities of the Russian Federation, it remains to be attentive to the involvement of China in the development of the region, mainly out of fear that it will influence its legal position in the Arctic region. Meanwhile, it stays important that two governments come to a consensus concerning the legislative basis of NSR usage and have a deep assessment of advantages and disadvantages that come out as a result of their partnership.
Infrastructure Projects — General Resource for Increasing the Economic Potential of the Arctic
Authors:   Luzin Institute for Economic Studies — Subdivision of the Federal Research Centre ", VOPILOVSKIY Sergey S. ,   Kola Science Centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences",   (IES KSC RAS), Apatity, Russia
Published: June 2021

The study examines modern challenges affecting the development of the Arctic marine transport system and the economic situation of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation (AZRF). The basic normative legal acts that determine the activities of economic organizations in the Arctic are presented. It was deter-mined that in the context of the world economy regression caused by geopolitical, economic, natural and other reasons, increasing the AZRF economic potential is a priority goal, and the implementation of tasks for the Arctic zone development and ensuring national security corresponds to the implementation of the Fundamentals of State Policy of Russia. The tendency of competitive struggle by the Arctic countries on the issues of economics and geopolitics is noted. The Northern Sea Route (NSR) is presented as the basis of the Arctic sea transport system, its economic potential, international importance, international integration with the People's Republic of China is shown. The main infrastructural projects of the Arctic for the development of the oil and gas complex, the construction of an icebreaker fleet, the construction of new and modernization of the existing ports of the NSR, etc. are presented to solve the problems of increasing cargo traffic along the Northern Sea Corridor. New projects for modernization of port infrastructure, transport development, etc. are considered. The purpose of the study is to assess the ongoing and planned infrastructure projects carried out by the state and business to increase the economic potential of the Arctic. Many of them are unique, which expresses firm confidence in the modern development of the Arctic zone, in ensuring the national security of the Russian Federation.
Logistic Basis for Organizing Weekend Recreation for the Population of the Arkhangelsk Urban Agglomeration
Authors:   Northern (Arctic) Federal University named after M.V. Lomonosov, Arkhangelsk, Russia, TSVETKOV Aleksandr Yu.
Published: June 2021

Weekend rest is an important part of a person's recreational cycle. Northerners need a good rest to maintain their health. The choice of a place for vacation is associated with restrictions on the time of movement, since its period should not be longer than 2–3 days. The purpose of the research is to select the most suitable transport areas for residents of the Arkhangelsk urban agglomeration, taking into account the landscape and tourist resources. Based on the study of vehicles and the geographical location of tourist services, three sectors were identified, limited by five–hour transport accessibility from the cities of the Arkhangelsk agglomeration. The most promising for priority development is the southern sector, the centers of which can be the villages of Kholmogory and Emetsk. Excursion, relaxation, ecological and sports tourism can be offered there at any time of the year. The transit position of the main roads of the region gives this sector the advantages of attracting tourists from other regions. The western and eastern sectors have significant recreational potential, but their use is constrained by poor transport accessibility. The western sector with the center in the city of Onega is promising for the development of seaside relaxation tourism in summer and sports tourism in winter. The eastern sector with two centers in the villages of Pinega and Karpogory is promising for ecological, sports and excursion tourism throughout the year.
Marine Plastic Debris Pollution in the Western Sector of the Russian Arctic
Authors:   Northern (Arctic) Federal University named after M.V. Lomonosov, Arkhangelsk, Russia, ZAIKOV Konstantin S. , SOBOLEV Nikita A. ,   Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia
Published: June 2021

The article discusses the pollution of marine environment with plastic waste, in particular, the accumulation of microplastics in the oceans, which is one of the most serious environmental problems both in the world and in the Russian Arctic. Alongside with other world oceans, the Arctic Ocean and the Barents Sea have become places of plastic accumulation, causing great harm to the fragile ecosystem of the Arctic region. Researchers have found microplastics not only in Arctic waters, but also in the ice of the Arctic seas. Plastic debris is carried by ocean currents from more densely populated areas of the planet. Local sources, such as fishing and other commercial activities, as well as waste water, are one more reason. Microplastics adversely affect living organisms in the ocean. In particular, plastic can cause physical harm and disrupt body formation of marine animals, as well as cause death by suffocation or ingestion of plastic. At the same time, plastics can accumulate persistent organic pollutants on their surface, which can poison marine animals, damaging the entire food chain.
Effect of Wii-Based Motor and Cognitive Training on Activities of Daily Living in Patients with Parkinson’s Disease
Authors: Kafle Asbin , Rizvi Syed Rais
Published: June 2021

Background: Parkinson’s disease is considered predominantly a disorder of the basal ganglia. Their vastsystem of communication allows them to get involved with a variety of functions, including automatic andvoluntary motor control, procedural learning relating to routine behaviors, and emotional functions. Theassociation with other cortical areas ensures smoothly orchestrated movement control and motor behaviors.Method: Experimental Study i.e. Pre to post-test experimental study design with two groups. Conventionalsampling of 60 subjects diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease were randomly distributed in two groups i.e.group E and group C. Group C were given global exercise whereas group E were given exercise using WIIconsole. The outcome was assessed in terms of the Berg Balance Scale (BBS), Unified Parkinson’s DiseaseRating Scale (UPDRS), Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA), and Unipedal Stance Test (UST).The subject performed 14 individual 1-hour training sessions, twice a week for 7 weeks.Conclusion: Based on the statistical analysis, it is concluded that WII based motor and cognitive traininghave a good impact on Activity of daily living of patients with Parkinson’s disease. WII based trainingshowed slightly better improvement in the Experimental group.
Effect of Mandala Art on Psychological Wellbeing among Physiotherapy Undergraduates of Age 18-22 Years
Authors: Shah Khushbu , Borkar Pradeep
Published: June 2021

Objective - To find effect of Mandala Art Therapy on Depression, Anxiety and Stress by DASS- 21 scale.Methodology – Ethical clearance was obtained from Institutional Ethical Committee.56 participantsfulfilling the Inclusion Criteria were selected. The motive and procedure of the study was explained andinstructions were given about the protocol of the study. 5 sessions of Mandala Art Therapy were given to theparticipants with frequency of 2 session per week from 5th January 2021 to 10th march 2021.The measuresof 3 main variables (Depression, Anxiety and Stress) were administered at pre and post intervention.Result: Statistical analysis showed that there was overall decrease in levels of Depression, Anxiety andStress. Significant results were seen in pre- and post; Depression, Anxiety and Stress Level (P<0.05). Themedian differences between pre and post Anxiety, Stress and Depression was 0.Conclusion: This study concludes that Mandala Art have significant effect in reducing the levels ofDepression, Anxiety, Stress and improve psychological wellbeing of college undergraduates.
Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders among Traditional Weavers of Districts of Arunachal Pradesh - A Cross Sectional Study
Authors: Pavana  , Mica Ngilyang
Published: June 2021

Background and Objectives: Weaving is the second biggest source of income after agriculture and remainsimportant to India’s economy with roughly 4.3 million people involved, of which 61% are from North-EastIndia. Arunachal Pradesh, one of the North-East states has its own unique method of weaving where itdemands long sitting without back support for hours that can develop Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSD).Thus, the study aims to estimate the prevalence of Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders (WRMD) andseverity of disability due to Low Back Pain (LBP) among traditional weavers of Arunachal Pradesh.Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted in five districts of Arunachal Pradesh. 210 traditionalweavers were randomly selected. Subjects were screened for Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders(WRMD) using Nordic Musculoskeletal Questionnaire (NMQ) following which, the weavers that reportedLow Back Pain (LBP) were screened for the severity of disability using Modified Oswestry Low Back PainDisability Questionnaire (M-OSW). Results obtained were statistically analysed using SPSS 25.0.Results: The result showed highest prevalence of musculoskeletal disorder in lower back, of which 79.2%had trouble in last 12 months, 69.7% was having trouble during last 7 days and 62.9% were preventedfrom doing normal activities during last 12 months. A total of 36.6% had mild disability, 60.6% moderatedisability and 2.8% severe disability due to low back pain.Conclusion: This study concluded that, prolong work exposure and awkward work postural demandincreases the incidence of musculoskeletal disorders.
Assessment of Foot Using Foot Function Index in Taxi Drivers
Authors: Ahire Sayli Govind , Shukla Suraj
Published: June 2021

Aim: To assess foot using foot function index in taxi drivers.Background: Many taxi drivers with foot pain. Very few studies are been done in assesement of foot painin taxi drivers. There is a significant difference in left and right foot.Methodlogy: Primary data collection was done using convenient sampling. 90 male taxi drivers betweenage group 40-50 year were selected with pain complain. Assessment was done by using foot function indexscale.Results: Taxi drivers showed differences in bilateral foot.Conclusion: The study concluded that there was significant difference between left and right foot of taxidrivers
Normative Data of Grip and Pinch Strengths in Healthy Adults of Indian Population
Authors: Vishwanath Sneha , Vishal Kavitha
Published: June 2021

The purpose of the study was to establish clinical norms for adults aged 20-40 year old on grip and threetypes of pinch strength. A dynamometer was used to measure grip strength and a pinch gauge to measurepinch strength-tip pinch, key pinch and three fingered pinch. A sample of 118 males and 112 females, aged20-40 was tested using standard positioning and instructions. Results shows a decline in the grip strengthas age increases but no such relation was established between pinch strength and age. Dominance showedno difference. Comparison between males and females ,it shows males have stronger hand strength thanfemales.
Resurrected memories: Sleep-dependent memory consolidation saves memories from competition induced by retrieval practice
Authors: Liu Xiaonan L. , Ranganath Charan
Published: June 2021

Retrieval practice improves retention of tested information, and it can either impair or facilitate retention of untested information. Here, we investigated how semantic relatedness, episodic context, and sleep-dependent memory consolidation determine the effects of retrieval practice on retention of untested items. Participants studied lists of scene-word associations. Each scene was associated with two different words (“pairmates”) that were either semantically related or unrelated and either in the same (temporally close) or different lists (temporally far). In three experiments, retrieval practice of scene-word associations facilitated retention of unpracticed, temporally close pairmates and impaired retention of temporally far, semantically unrelated pairmates. Critically, retrieval practice impaired retention of temporally far, semantically related pairmates if participants were unable to sleep during the retention interval, but it facilitated retention of these items if participants were able to sleep. Our findings suggest that sleep extends the benefits of testing to related information learned in temporally separate episodes.
ENTREPRENEURIAL MARKETING UNDER STRATEGIC AWARENESS
Authors: Faesil Mahmood Zahim , Ali Prof Shafaa Mohamed
Published: June 2021

The current research aims to show the relationship and the impact that strategic awareness can play in the entrepreneurial marketing of business organizations, especially production organizations, and based on the field problem, the following question was raised (Do managers in the General Company for Medicines and Medical Supplies / Samarra understand how the company employs strategic awareness for influence in pioneering marketing?) And in the light of which the importance and objectives of the research were determined, and the linkage and influence hypotheses were formulated. As the dimensions of strategic awareness play a major role in entrepreneurial marketing.
THE EFFECT OF INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP IN OPEN INNOVATION STRATEGIES
Authors: Assad Mustafa AbdulAbbas , Mohammed Dr Nisreen Jasim
Published: June 2021

The current research aims through its chapters to test the effect of inclusive leadership as an independent variable in open innovation strategies as a responsive variable in the office of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, as well as to identify the levels of its availability and employ them to be more appropriate to the reality of the current conditions of the ministry in the field of research and what is required of it in light of the turbulent regulatory environment In Iraq, and based on the importance of the research topic and the great importance in which these variables were given, especially for public organizations and the interpretation of the relationships and ties between them, and the analytical approach was
adopted in the completion of this research, and data were collected from (150) respondents represented by an intentional sample of (general director, assistant general manager, department director and division official) working in the ministry, and data was collected using the questionnaire and with the help of field visits and personal interviews with a
number of the sample researched, and the data was analyzed through a set of statistical programs (Amos, Spss, Excel), and the results showed the validity of the assumptions of
correlation relationships. And the impact on the level of the main variables (inclusive leadership, open innovation strategies) and sub-dimensions were significant, and the inclusive leadership has an active and essential role in adopting open innovation strategies.
HINDU MARRIAGE: A SAGA OF JOURNEY FROM ANCIENT TO MODERN INDIA
Authors: Saifi Shazia , Rani Dr Alka
Published: June 2021

Hindu marriage not only has been a union of two families but also considered as one
of the sanskars. However, it is observed that though the customs and traditions of ancient
India remained static till modern times, there were no legal systems except a few molded and
altered customs and usages till the emergence of British rule. European civilization also
impacted on the Indians after the establishment of the British rule in India and create a few
ripples on the otherwise calm sea of Hindu Law. This paper discusses about the concept of
Hindu marriage since the ancient times and further elaborate important amendments took
place in Hindu Marriage Laws after independence
Hilda Doolittle as a Myth-Maker: A Psychoanalytic Feminist Study of Hilda Doolittle’s “Sea Violet” and “Sea Gods”
Authors: Hameed Marwa Bilal , Al-Khafaji Prof Saad Najim
Published: June 2021

Patriarchal societies degrade females because of what they think of as a biological deficiency
that is represented through the lack of the male sexual organ. This leads such societies to
oppress females mentally as well as physically. This encourages a number of writers to
indulge themselves in studying the psychological abnormality that the patriarchal societies
lead the females to suffer from. Thus, by adopting the psychoanalytical feminist view, Hilda
Doolittle aims to heal the female race from the patriarchal wounds that leads them to lose
their identity as independent human beings. Accordingly, this paper aims at investigating how
Doolittle does this by depending on the Greek gods and goddesses as examples that could
help her in supporting her argument that femininity has been defined falsely according to an
unjust patriarchal canon
Adherencia a la norma de profilaxis antibiótica y riesgo de infección de sitio quirúrgico en pacientes pediátricos intervenidos en el Hospital de Especialidades Pediátricas “Omar Torrijos Herrera”.
Authors: Bustamante Guevara Gina V. , Luciani Kathia
Published: June 2021

Introducción: El uso de profilaxis antibiótica quirúrgica adecuada es una de las medidas de prevención más importantes con evidencia de reducción de riesgo de infección del sitio operatorio (ISO). Material y Métodos: Se realizó un estudio prospectivo para evaluar la adherencia a las normas de profilaxis quirúrgica y riesgo de infección del sitio operatorio en pacientes de 30 días a 18 años de edad sometidos a intervenciones quirúrgicas en el Hospital de Especialidades Pediátricas Omar Torrijos Herrera (HEPOTH) durante agosto 2019 – julio 2020. Resultados: En el HEPOTH se realizaron desde agosto 2019 – julio 2020, 751 cirugías trazadoras. Se enrolaron 77 sujetos y se incluyeron 72 sujetos para valorar la adherencia a la norma de profilaxis. En 63 sujetos se evaluó la presencia de infección de sitio operatorio (ISO). El 72% de los sujetos se encontraban hospitalizados y 28% de los procedimientos fueron ambulatorios. La adherencia a la norma de profilaxis antibiótica fue de 31% (22/72). El 100% de las cirugías ambulatorias fue adherente a la norma comparado con una adherencia de 3.8% en las cirugías intrahospitalarias. Los pacientes que presentaron infección del sitio operatorio representaron un 5% (3/63), en ningún caso de infección del sitio operatorio se cumplió con la norma de profilaxis. Conclusiones: Se debe optimizar la adherencia a la norma de profilaxis antibiótica con el objetivo de reducir el riesgo de infección del sitio operatorio y disminuir la exposición a antibióticos en los pacientes pediátricos, lo que conlleva a mayor resistencia antibiótica futura.
Implementation of Value Engineering in Iraq Opportunities and Obstacles (Case Study)
Authors: Haj Ismail Salah , Mahamad Alhamdany Abdalla
Published: June 2021

The performance of the construction sector in Iraq suffers both price fluctuations and inaccurate estimations. Thus, the need for the development of engineering management is of paramount importance. The main objective of this study is to investigate the possibilities for implementing value engineering technique as a tool of construction management in Iraq. Moreover, to develop an overarching framework for the decision-making in construction projects. Analysing an actual case study, the Islamic sciences college at the University of Fallujah, highlighted that the value engineering is an applicable strategy in Iraq since its clear, concise, and obtaining results rapidly. A better alternative was suggested increasing durability and decreasing time and cost consumption. A precast concrete system slightly better than the steel structure due to the factors and conditions of the market. As a result, enhancing rigidity, thermal and sound isolation and code compatibility were the most essential criteria to be considered in such cases.
HER2 status in gastric adenocarcinoma: Comparison between matched endoscopic biopsy and gastrectomy specimens
Authors: Pham Hung Cuong
Published: June 2021

Purpose: To evaluate the concordance between HER2 status in matched endoscopic biopsy and gastrectomy specimens of gastric adenocarcinoma patients.

Patients and Methods: Fifty-five gastric adenocarcinoma patients were diagnosed by upper GI endoscopic biopsy and treated with gastrectomy. HER2 status was assessed by immunohistochemistry (IHC) and fluorescence in situ hybridisation (FISH) on both endoscopic biopsy and gastrectomy specimens. HER2-positive status was defined as a score IHC 3+, or IHC 2+ with a positive result in FISH. Data were collected from June, 2014 to July, 2016 in HCMC Oncology Hospital.

Results: HER2-positive status was identified in 9.6%. The concordance in HER2 status between matched endoscopic biopsy and surgical specimens was 98% (Kappa=0.879).

Conclusion: There was a very high concordance in HER2 status between the results performed with surgical specimens and matched endoscopic specimens. HER2 status assessed on endoscopic biopsy specimens could be reliable for treatment decisions using anti-HER2 agents in patients with advanced gastric carcinoma.
Evaluating the treatment results of vinorelbine monotherapy in non-small cell lung cancer
Authors: Le Huy Trinh
Published: June 2021

Objective: Vinorelbine monotherapy has been shown to be effective in recurrent or metastatic nonsmall cell lung cancer. This study aimed at evaluating the treatment results of vinorelbine monotherapy in lung cancer patients relapsed after curative treatment.

Patients and methods: Descriptive study of 56 non-small cell lung cancer patients who were treated with vinorelbine monotherapy relapsed after curative treatment at National Cancer Hospital between June 2018 and August 2020.

Results: The mean age was 56.9 years old. Ratio male:female = 3.3:1. The percentage of adenocarcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma was 67.9% and 26.8%, respectively. Most patients (76.8%) relapsed within one year after curative treatment. The most common relapse sites were lung, bone, and pleura (85.7%, 33.9%, 30.4% respectively).The total number of treatment cycles was 428 with the average number of cycles was 6.1 ± 3.2, ranging from 2 to 21 cycles. Treatment response: no patient achieved complete response, the disease control rate was 76.8% (partial response rate 21.4%, the stable disease rate 55.4%). Histopathology and the number of relapsed site did not affect the response rate. Median PFS was 5.3 months. The number of cycles of leukopenia and neutropenia accounted for 32.5% and 34.1%, respectively, of which only 1.4% was in grade 3 and grade 4. Other common nonhematologic side effects were nausea/vomiting (15.2%); diarrhea (4.7%) and gastritis (2.8%), which were mild and did not affect the treatment course.

Conclusion: Vinorelbine monotherapy is an effective option in relapsed NSCLC patients with a good safety profile.
Neonatal appendicitis: An experience with 2 cases at Hue Central Hospital
Authors: Ho Huu Thien
Published: June 2021

Bаckground: Аcute аppendicitis is extremely rаre in the neonаtаl periods. The number of cаses published in the lаst century is just over 100. Mortаlity аnd morbidity аre still high due to diаgnostic problems becаuse there аre no specific clinicаl feаtures аnd reliаble investigаtion for the diаgnosis. Herein, we present two pаtients to remind physiciаns thаt the diаgnosis of neonаtаl аppendicitis should аlwаys be kept in mind.

Cаse presentаtions: The first case presented at Neonatal Intensive Care Unit with an 18-hour-history of irritability, vomiting, and abdominal distension. With high white blood cell count and C-reactive protein level, the baby was initially diagnosed with neonatal sepsis. The ultrasound performed on day 3 after hospitalization found peritonitis but not seen appendicitis. Post-operative diagnosis confirmed acute perforated appendicitis withperitonitis. The baby was well covered without complication. The second case was a 6-year-old full-term infant with Down syndrome and Pulmonary atresia with ventricular septal defect. The patient underwent surgery and postoperative critical care. However, he died at post-operative day 5 due to worsening sepsis and decompensated hemodynamic instability.

Conclusion: It is а fаct thаt аcute аppendicitis in neonаtes аnd infаnts mаy not be diаgnosed eаsily аnd quickly аs in older children becаuse there аre no specific clinicаl feаtures аnd reliаble investigаtion for the diаgnosis. Delаy in diаgnosis аnd treаtment often results in аppendiculаr perforаtion аnd peritonitis. The mаin sаfeguаrd аgаinst mortаlity аnd morbidity remаins а high index of suspicion.
Intensity-modulated radiation therapy with concurrent chemotherapy for head and neck squamous cell carcinomas: Toxicity assessment
Authors: Pham Nguyen Tuong
Published: June 2021

Background: Intensity-modulated radiotherapy with concurrent chemotherapy attempt to maintain efficiency while limiting toxicity in the treatment of neck squamous cell carcinomas. Side effects of the therapy are both challenge during treatment such as treatment delay, increasing financial and hospitalization rate and also cause early and late toxicities, affects to patient performances and treatment outcomes. We aimed to assess acute and late toxicity in patients with head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC) managed with concurrent chemoradiation therapy using intensity modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) technique.

Methods: A prospective descriptive study of 120 patients suffering from non-metastatic HNSCC received Intensity-modulated radiotherapy concurrently with four to six cycles of cisplatin (30mg/m2/day/ weekly) from May 2017 to 2018 at Hue Central Hospital (Vietnam). The dose to the primary tumour and cervical lymph nodes totally taken was 70 Gy. Toxicities were gradedbased on the European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC) and the Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG).

Results: Acute toxicities were mainly at grade 1 with oral mucositis, dermatitis and nausea/vomiting. For late toxicities, grade 3 xerostomia accountings for 5.8%. Neck fibrosis and trismus were not at grade 3 to grade 4, grade 1 mandibular bone necrosis (3.4%) was found in 3 patients.

Conclusions: Concurrent chemoradiation therapy with IMRT demonstrated a well-tolerated regime with manageable toxicities.
Attitude of Students Towards the Study of Physics: A Case of Tamale College of Education, Ghana.
Authors: Mabee Moses Kojo Asare , Haruna Tahiru Zingani , Salifu Abdallah
Published: June 2021

The study examined the attitude of third-year science and mathematics students towards the study of Physics in the Tamale College of Education, Ghana. A case study involving a sample of one hundred and thirty–three students was adopted for the study. Using a structured questionnaire, data was collected from the selected sample. The Likert rating scale was adopted to indicate the extent of agreement or disagreement. General findings from the study indicated that the majority of the respondents had a negative perception towards the study of Physics. The research recommended that preferably only students who offered Elective Physics at the Senior High School level should be admitted to study Physics at the College level as this would facilitate the smooth teaching and learning of the subject. It was also suggested that Physics tutors should use innovative strategies to make the teaching and learning of the subject interesting and attractive.

Keywords: Physics, attitude, students, tutor, positive, negative.