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INTEGRACIÓN SIGNIFICATIVA DE LA INTELIGENCIA ARTIFICIAL EN LA FORMACIÓN DE PERIODISTAS: UN ENFOQUE INTERDISCIPLINARIO
Authors: Romero Aldo
Published: May 2024

En la era digital, la industria periodística se encuentra en un punto de inflexión donde la inteligencia artificial (IA) se erige como un recurso invaluable para redefinir la forma en que se recopila, se presenta y se consume la información. Este artículo explora la convergencia entre el periodismo y la IA, destacando cómo esta sinergia está transformando radicalmente la naturaleza del reportaje y la comunicación mediática. En un entorno social en el que la velocidad y laprecisión son cruciales, la IA se presenta como una herramienta poderosa que no solo automatiza tareas repetitivas, sino que también potencia la creatividad, la eficiencia y la interactividad en el proceso informativo. A través de un análisis detallado, este estudio resume las diversas experiencias desarrolladas con docentes y estudiantes de periodismo en actividades que van desde la generación automatizada de noticias hasta la verificación de hechos y la personalización del contenido para audiencias específicas. Además, reflexionamos sobre las implicaciones éticasasociadas con el uso de IA en el contexto periodístico y cómo los profesionales y las instituciones académicas están abordando estos desafíos.
PRINCIPALES DEMANDAS DE CAPACITACIÓN DE APICULTORES EN ECUADOR
Authors: Alcalá Escamilla Karla Itzél , Luna Estrada América Alejandra , Cantos Cruz Mayra Verónica , Meza Cisneros Josueth Alfonso
Published: May 2024

La apicultura es la actividad pecuaria en donde se maneja y aprovecha a la abeja melífera (Apis mellifera L.); en Ecuador, esta actividad se desarrolla desde hace varias décadas y de acuerdo a algunas estimaciones, existe la posibilidad de incrementar los niveles de producción de miel en el país. Una de las formas de incrementar la producción es apoyando a los productores a través de capacitaciones que impacten de manera directa en el sistema productivo de la miel, por loque el objetivo del trabajo fue determinar las principales demandas de capacitación de las personas involucradas de manera directa en la producción de miel, en las áreas de: manejo del apiario, alimentación y sanidad apícola. Se diseñó un cuestionario amigable para que fuera respondido de manera física o virtual. Se obtuvieron 128 respuestas de personas localizadas en 14 provincias de Ecuador; los temas de “buenas prácticas de manejo del apiario”, “alimentaciónde mantenimiento” y “bioseguridad en campo” fueron las principales demandas por parte de los encuestados. El siguiente paso es conseguir el apoyo de académicos o investigadores especializados en esos temas para que participen compartiendo sus conocimientos y experiencias.
EPIDEMIOLOGÍA DE BROTES DE DENGUE EN LAS AMÉRICAS Y SU RELACIÓN CON LAS ENISIONES DE CO2 PER CÁPITA 2014-2022
Authors: Cipión-Bueno Eslin , Melo Fajardo Karina , Montero Jaquez Samanier
Published: May 2024

Objetivo: Describir la epidemiología del dengue en el continente americano y su relación con las emisiones de Co2 y gases de efecto invernadero, 2014-2022. Material y métodos: Se realizó un estudio transversal utilizando los datos sobre dengue de la OPS que incluye 55 países/territorios de las Américas y CO₂ y Emisiones de Gases de Efecto Invernadero de Our World in Data. Se clasificaron los países en subregiones y se utilizó Microsoft Excel 365 para el análisis de datos y la creación de tablas y gráficas. Entre 2014 y 2022, la región de las Américas notificó 17,671,993 casos de dengue, con un aumento continuo hasta 2019 y una disminución posterior. Brasil, México, Nicaragua y Colombia representaron el 84.8% de los casos. La confirmación por laboratorio fue baja en la mayoría de los países, excepto en Argentina y Ecuador. Se observó que podría haber una relación geográfica entre las áreas con altas emisiones de CO2 y la ocurrencia de brotes de dengue, aunque esta no es clara en todas las regiones. Se reportaron 80,674 casos graves, más prevalentes en el Caribe Latino. La letalidad fue alta en Jamaica, Granada y República Dominicana, mientras que Sudamérica tuvo másmuertes en números absolutos. En 2015, el Caribe tuvo una alta mortalidad. Conclusión: El dengue representa un grave problema de salud pública en las Américas. El Caribe, especialmente, enfrenta un desafío mayor por la alta prevalencia. Asimismo, el aumento de la temperatura causado por el efecto invernadero expande el área de supervivencia y reproducción del vector.
ANÁLISIS DEL GASTO PÚBLICO Y SU RELACIÓN CON EL CRECIMIENTO ECONÓMICO
Authors: Martel Jane B. , Colindres Cesar D. , Andrade Álvarez Yenny Elizabeth
Published: May 2024

Este estudio se centra en examinar la relación entre el Gasto Público (GP) y Crecimiento económico (PIB) en Honduras durante el período 2002-2022. Utilizando técnicas de cointegración y causalidad, se evaluó cómo estas dos variables clave interactúan a lo largo del tiempo. Los resultados revelan una relación positiva y significativa a largo plazo entre el gasto público y el crecimiento económico, respaldando la Ley de Wagner. Además, se encontró evidencia de causalidad de Granger, indicando que el PIB puede influir en el gasto público. Sin embargo, no se identificó causalidad instantánea. Estos hallazgos tienen implicaciones importantes para la formulación de políticas económicas en Honduras, destacando la necesidad de fortalecer las políticas fiscales y enfocarse en áreas como la educación y la salud para estimular el crecimiento económico sostenible. En resumen, este estudio ofrece una comprensión más profunda de la dinámica económica en Honduras y respalda la importancia de políticas fiscales adecuadas para promover el desarrollo económico en el país.
CALIDAD HIGIÉNICA Y DIETÉTICA DEL SERVICIO DE ALIMENTOS EN COMEDORES DE JARDINES DE NIÑOS EN IXTLÁN DEL RÍO, NAYARIT
Authors: Tavares Gama Paloma Montserrat , Pérez Rodríguez Analizbeth Guadalupe
Published: May 2024

En el área de servicio de alimentos es importante priorizar, reconocer y trabajar bajo los principios de sanidad e higiene en una etapa importante como es preescolar, asegurando un crecimiento y desarrollo. Objetivo: Evaluar el nivel de cumplimiento en calidad higiénica y dietética del servicio de alimentos en comedores de jardines de niños. Métodos: Estudio descriptivo-transversal, muestreo a conveniencia, 2 jardines de niños (Comedor 1 (C1) y comedor 2 (C2)), aplicando a colaboradores la verificación de: 1. Buenas Prácticas (≥38.75 esperados) 2. Higiene (≥46.25), 3.Del área (≥27.5) y 4. Calidad dietética del menú (≥27.5) aplicado a administrativos y directivos; donde: si cumple ≥112 puntos cuentan con los criterios para un servicio de calidad. Resultados: Puntuación por área Verificación C1 vs C2: 32 vs 32 ptos, V2 64 vs 46 ptos, V3 18 vs 16 ptos, V4 18 vs 6 ptos. Ambos comedores cumplen con la Buenas Prácticas en la calidad higiénica y dietética (C1 54% 134 ptos vs C2 40% 100 ptos), sin embargo, al hacer análisis por punto de verificación encontramos que ambos comedores cumplen en V2 86% vs 62%; las demás áreas no se cumplen. Conclusión: Es de suma importancia evaluar la calidad higiene y dietética ya que al no contar con el conocimiento suficiente del manejo de un servicio de alimentos pueden comprometer la salud de los infantes porque en esa etapa son especialmente vulnerables a las enfermedades transmitidas por alimentos, corriendo así un riesgo mayor de provocartoxiinfecciones, proliferación de microorganismos, contaminaciones cruzadas y deficiencias dietéticas.
ESTRATEGIA DIDÁCTICA: PLATAFORMA ARDUINO, APRENDIZAJE BASADO EN PROYECTOS Y MOVIMIENTO MAKER CASO DE ESTUDIO: EDUCACIÓN MEDIA RURAL
Authors: Oviedo Parra Luis Andrei , Colmenero Fonseca Fabiola
Published: May 2024

Colombia actualmente enfrenta una marcada disparidad educativa entre su zona urbana y rural, donde la ruralidad presenta limitaciones afectando la excelencia educativa, esto implica que los estudiantes rurales no se encuentren en las mismas condiciones, hablando en término de equidad comparado con estudiantes de escuelas urbanas, a pesar de terminar el ciclo de educación media. El objetivo de este estudio es conocer el impacto en el mejoramiento de las habilidades cognitivas y competencias del siglo XXI en busca de cerrar la disparidad educativa en los entornos rurales. Se establece el método constructivista aplicando la Plataforma Arduino, el Aprendizaje Basado en Proyectos y el Movimiento Maker como estrategia didáctica innovadora, utilizando técnicas de carácter mixto (cualitativo, cuantitativo) a través del cuestionario y la observación. Para tal fin, se escoge la institución educativa Montesitos ubicada en el Departamento del Huila, al sur de Colombia. La población está conformada por 254 estudiantes, seleccionando los matriculados en el grado décimo y once de educación media, muestra representada por 35 jóvenes de 16 a 19 años, quienes desarrollaron un proyecto tecnológico mediante la Plataforma Arduino, logrando como resultado la estimulación del pensamiento crítico, la creativa, la resiliencia, fomentando el crecimiento de competencias como la solución de problemas, promoviendo la cooperación y el trabajo en grupo, contribuyendo a reducir la brecha educativa de aprendizaje entre las áreas rurales y urbanas.
APLICACIÓN DE LA SOCIAL MEDIA ADDICTION SCALE STUDENT FORM A UN GRUPO DE ESTUDIANTES UNIVERSITARIOS
Authors: López de Ramos Aura L.
Published: May 2024

Este estudio aborda la relevancia de la adicción a las redes sociales (RRSS) entre estudiantes universitarios. El uso excesivo de RRSS plantea desafíos significativos en la sociedad actual, especialmente en el ámbito académico y de salud mental de los jóvenes. El objetivo fue explorar la dependencia de RRSS en estudiantes universitarios, considerando la influencia del género.Se empleó la "Social Media Addiction Scale Student Form" (SMAS-SF), una escala validada en el contexto panameño con cuatro dimensiones: Satisfacción, Problemas, Obsesión y Necesidad/Obsesión por estar conectado. Los resultados destacan que la dimensión "Problemas" recibió la valoración más baja, indicando un mayor rechazo a problemas relacionados con el uso de RRSS. "Obsesión por estar informado" obtuvo una valoración neutral."Satisfacción por estar conectado a las RRSS" y "Necesidad/Obsesión de estar conectado" reflejaron un menor rechazo. Las mujeres mostraron una mayor tendencia al rechazo en todas las dimensiones en comparación con los hombres. Se identificaron correlaciones positivas entre las dimensiones de la SMAS-SF, siendo más fuertes en mujeres. Estos hallazgos subrayan la importancia de abordar la adicción a RRSS en el entorno universitario y proporcionan una base sólida para desarrollar estrategias de prevención y tratamiento. Este estudio contribuye a la comprensión de la dependencia de RRSS y su relación con el género en estudiantes universitarios, lo que es esencial en la era digital en constante evolución.
Motivaciones e intención de repetir la visita en el Pueblo Mágico de Metepec, Estado de México. El efecto mediador de la experiencia
Authors:   Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México, Gutiérrez Arenas Rosaura Monserrat , Delgado Cruz Alejandro , Serrano Barquín Rocío del Carmen
Published: May 2024

El objetivo es analizar el efecto mediador de la experiencia entre las motivaciones y la intención de repetir la visita al Pueblo Mágico de Metepec, Estado de México. Se encuestó a 350 visitantes y para el tratamiento de los datos se utilizó la modelación de ecuaciones estructurales. Los resultados evidencian que las motivaciones pull ejercen una influencia mayor sobre la experiencia en comparación con las push. Además, se identifica que la intención de repetir la visita está determinada por lo agradable, satisfactoria, memorable y singular que fue la experiencia en el destino
Person-Centered Expressive Arts Therapy in Clinical Settings: A Systematic Review of Quantitative Interventions
Authors: Bo Zhang , Wang Jia Hua , Abdullah Azizah binti
Published: May 2024

Background: Person-Centered Expressive Arts Therapy (PCEAT) integrates the core concepts of humanistic psychology with the expressive arts to improve mental health and well-being. Its efficacy is substantiated by research across varied demographics for multiple psychological conditions. This review critically evaluates the effectiveness of PCEAT in clinical settings, employing quantitative research methods. Methods: The review followed PRISMA guidelines, and was registered at PROSPERO (CRD42023457126) searching eight databases for studies up to November 2023. Inclusion criteria were quantitative evaluations of PCEAT's effectiveness in clinical settings. Studies were assessed for risk of bias and categorized into three levels of evidence. Results: Three studies were included, focusing on dementia patients. These studies utilized various arts activities and showed improved emotional functioning and quality of life. However, all studies had high risk of bias, and the review did not perform a meta-analysis due to the heterogeneity of studies. Conclusions: Although PCEAT demonstrates potential benefits for dementia patients, the existing evidence remains limited and lacks robustness. Future research should incorporate more comprehensive and diverse studies to thoroughly assess PCEAT's efficacy in various populations and settings.
The Emergence and Stability of Political Family Networks (PFNs) in Banten Province, Indonesia
Authors: Yusdinur  , Rochman Achwan  , Indera Ratna Irawati Pattinasarany
Published: May 2024

The emergence of political family networks (PFNs) is an anomaly in Indonesian democracy post-New Order authoritarianism. This article discusses the emergence of political family networks in Banten Province, Indonesia, and how they maintained stability and stayed in power for over two decades. The research data, crucial for our comprehensive understanding, were collected through rigorous, in-depth interviews with key informants in Banten. Observation and study of documents were also carried out during the process of collecting data in the field. The result of the study shows that in the two decades since the 1998 democratic transition, as many as five PFNs emerged and existed in Banten Province. However, the role of local strongman Tubagus Chasan Shohib, who leveraged his social and political influence, became the most intriguing aspect of this study. His influence was critical in this region's emergence and consolidation of PFNs. Stability in the political arena was built through the strengthening of social bonds and transactional, as well as the spread of institutions in a mimetic, normative, and coercive manner.
English proficiency of Japanese third-age learners: A Quantitative Inquiry
Authors: San Jose Dominic Bryan , Guitche Melona , Bual Joel , Madrigal Dennis
Published: May 2024

The EFL (English as a Foreign Language) participation and engagement of third-age learners, whose ages range from 50 up to 70 and above has received global attention. Japanese third-age learners' pursuit of English competence exhibits broader societal trends and personal desires for lifelong learning. Utilizing a descriptive-correlational approach, the study assessed the level of English language proficiency (ELP) of 59 Japanese third-age learners registered in the 2023-2024 EFL program in five cities of Aichi prefecture, Japan, when they were taken as a whole and when they were demographically grouped by sex, age, educational background, and weekly average study time. The results show that on average, third-age learners in Japan achieve an intermediate level of English proficiency or B1, with variances observed attributed to demographic criteria such as sex, age, educational background, and weekly English study time. The study found a significant relationship between ELP and the respondents’ demographic, indicating that ELP levels are influenced by sex, age, educational attainment, and the number of hours spent learning English per week, with males showing higher proficiency and older learners generally showing higher levels. The study underscores the need for tailored English language instruction for third-age learners, taking into account their specific demographics. It also considers the policy implications of institutionalizing programs for third-age learners in Japan, aiming to promote active aging, social integration, and overall well-being. Researchers, teachers, and curriculum designers may use this study as one of the bases for developing tailored curricula and instructional materials for third-age learners.
AVALIAÇÃO DA EFICÁCIA DAS NOVAS TERAPIAS ANTICOAGULANTES ORAIS NA PREVENÇÃO DE EVENTOS RELACIONADOS À FIBRILAÇÃO ATRIAL: UMA REVISÃO BIBLIOGRÁFICA
Authors: Mainardo Rodrigues Bezerra Lucas , Farias de Holanda Furtado Lívia , Lopes Vieira Vanessa Maria , Campos Pires Luis Gabriel , Sampaio Ericeira Diana , Duarte Leite Maycon , Furlan Ribeiro César , Dos Santos Kishishita Castro Kaline , Cordeiro de Souza Mariana , Barroso Martins Elba Laiza
Published: May 2024

A fibrilação atrial é uma condição clínica comum associada a um aumento significativo no risco de eventos cardiovasculares, como o acidente vascular cerebral (AVC). O advento das novas terapias anticoagulantes orais, como os inibidores diretos do fator Xa e da trombina, trouxe novas perspectivas para o tratamento e prevenção desses eventos. Objetivo: Esta revisão bibliográfica tem como objetivo avaliar a eficácia das novas terapias anticoagulantes orais na prevenção de eventos cardiovasculares relacionados à fibrilação atrial. Métodos: Esta revisão bibliográfica foi conduzida por meio de uma busca sistemática na literatura científica publicada nos últimos 15 anos, abrangendo o período de 2009 a 2024, utilizando as bases de dados PubMed, Web of Science, Scopus e Google Scholar. Foram incluídos estudos originais e revisões que investigaram as características das novas terapias anticoagulantes orais e sua eficácia na prevenção de eventos cardiovasculares em pacientes com fibrilação atrial. Resultados e Discussão: Os estudos revisados destacaram a eficácia das novas terapias anticoagulantes orais na redução do risco de eventos cardiovasculares, como o AVC, em comparação com a varfarina. Além disso, esses medicamentos mostraram um perfil de segurança favorável, com menor incidência de sangramento intracraniano. A adesão e conformidade ao tratamento também foram ressaltadas como vantagens das novas terapias, contribuindo para uma melhor qualidade de vida dos pacientes. Conclusão: A revisão evidenciou a importância das novas terapias anticoagulantes orais na prática clínica, fornecendo uma análise abrangente e atualizada sobre sua eficácia, segurança e impacto econômico.
Complicações do diagnóstico tardio da Síndrome Herlyn Werner Wunderlich
Authors: Gomes Isadora Vasconcelos Afonso , Freitas Karine Mendes
Published: May 2024

Objetivo: avaliar as complicações da Síndrome Herlyn Werner Wunderlich (SHWW) decorrentes do diagnóstico tardio após a menarca. Materiais e Métodos: a busca ocorreu por meio dos descritores “Uterine Didelphys” AND “Hematocolpos”, “Müllerian ducts” AND “Congenital abnormalities” que foram utilizados nas bases de dados Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde e PUBMED. Selecionaram-se artigos publicados nos últimos cinco anos em que as pacientes apresentaram uma complicação da SHWW. Excluíram estudos duplicados, artigos que abordavam outras anomalias mullerianas, revisões integrativas e sistemáticas da literatura. Resultados: foram incluídos 16 artigos. Os estudos eram do tipo relato de caso com pacientes do sexo feminino entre 10 e 30 anos. Conclusão: as principais consequências do diagnóstico tardio são decorrentes da hemivagina obstruída que provavelmente bloqueia parcial ou totalmente a expulsão do sangue presente na cavidade uterina, de modo que propicia a formação de hematocolpos, hematometra e hematossalpinge, sendo estas as complicações mais comuns das pacientes analisadas. Outras complicações relatadas foram: piocolpos, abscesso pélvico e aderências pélvicas.
Espectro clínico da mutação genética de SYNGAP1
Authors: Cardoso Déborah Pereira Miranda , Resende Renata Andrade de
Published: May 2024

Objetivo: delinear as variações do espectro fenotípico dos distúrbios por mutações no gene SYNGAP1 para caracterizar as manifestações clínicas e comportamentais existentes. Materiais e Métodos: trata-se de uma Revisão Integrativa da literatura desenvolvida com busca avançada nas bases de dados PubMed, Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde (BVS) e Scientific Electronic Library Online (SciELO), por meio dos descritores: “SYNGAP1” AND “Neurodevelopmental Disorders” AND “Intellectual Disability” AND “Epilepsy” e seus respectivos correspondentes em português. Foram incluídos artigos que atenderam ao tema, sem restrição de tempo, selecionando-os pela análise dos títulos, resumos e leitura na íntegra. Resultados: foram selecionados 17 de 34 artigos, publicados entre 2011 e 2023, com localidade americana, europeia e asiática, mas nenhuma em território brasileiro. A maioria dos artigos analisou crianças e apenas um abordou, em sua amostra, paciente adulto. As principais manifestações observadas foram epilepsia, déficit intelectual, Transtorno do Espectro Autista, alterações locomotoras, anormalidades do sono, respostas cerebrais alteradas, comprometimento auditivo e aspectos físicos com semelhanças compartilhadas. Conclusão: mutações no gene SYNGAP1 geram um abrangente espectro clínico com estudos ainda limitados, apesar disso, verifica-se a prevalência da encefalopatia epiléptica, Transtorno do Espectro Autista e deficiência intelectual na maioria dos casos.
Analysis of Research on Artificial Intelligence in Human Resources Management: A Bibliometric Analysis
Authors: Wijaya Edi Fajar Alidarma , Qamari Ika Nurul
Published: May 2024

This research aims to find contributors who have a major impact, observe the latest developments, and identify domains and supporting factors that can guide future research in the field artificial intelligence (AI) and human resource management integration. This research was conducted Within the framework of many activities and practices that are present in organisations. This study utilises a methodology that involves conducting bibliometric analysis and utilising the Biblioshiny app. The sample for analysis consists of 298 papers obtained from the Scopus database. The objective is to discover research that is still relevant to this theme. Three questions to be identified were drawn up that were performed on documents retrieved in the scopus database. It found that the main research focus in the field is still very little and despite the impact of artificial intelligence practices on human resources is enormous. Several studies have investigated stakeholder perspectives on the practice of applying artificial intelligence in the application of human resources. It is hoped that this research can provide guidelines and directions for the advancement of the use of AI in the field of HR for several organizations in the future.
Unity in Diversity: Navigating the Path towards UCC in India
Authors: Malik Taniya
Published: May 2024

Adopting a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) for all Indian citizens has once again gained prominence in national political discourse. On the surface, the idea of enforcing a uniform code in matters of marriage, property inheritance, and guardianship of children appears entirely consistent with the ideals of equality and India's constitutional philosophy. However, its implementation is fraught with many challenges. This paper aims to highlight the complexities surrounding the proposed implementation of the UCC in India. If successful, it will be a transformative legal initiative that will replace varied personal laws based on religious tenets with a unified legal system. This paper employs doctrinal research methodology and analytical and critical legal research tools. Through doctrinal analysis, the paper uncovers the multiple implications of adopting UCC, ranging from balancing constitutional ideals of equality to preserving the socio-cultural diversity of the Indian populace. The findings indicate that although the adoption of UCC could raise serious concerns about cultural homogenization and the violation of religious freedoms, particularly concerning India's religious minorities, it also offers potential benefits in terms of national integration, gender equality, and the simplification of the legal framework. In order to reconcile these competing interests, the paper concludes with the observation that implementing the UCC in India would require a sensitive and inclusive approach that respects the country's religious and cultural diversity while striving toward the constitutional promise of equality and justice for all citizens
Medical Adhesives Related Skin Injury (MARSI): Nursing Expertise that Improves Patient Care and Comfort
Authors: Patra Soumya Swaroop , Swain Mamata , Konda Susan
Published: May 2024

This study aimed to evaluate the knowledge and practical application of information related to Medical Adhesive-Related Skin Injuries (MARSI) among nurses working in inpatient departments of selected hospitals in Bhubaneswar. A total of 230 participants were included, and a descriptive research design was employed for data collection using a structured questionnaire through purposive sampling. The analysis, conducted using IBM SPSS version 23, revealed that the majority of nurses exhibited moderate knowledge of MARSI (92%), with 8% possessing high knowledge. In terms of practical application, 60% demonstrated good practice scores, 38% had average scores, and 2% displayed poor scores. Comparison of knowledge scores between Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and General Ward nurses indicated a statistically significant difference, with ICU nurses scoring higher. While demographic factors showed no significant impact on knowledge levels, participation in workshops/seminars was positively associated with increased knowledge. The findings underscore the need for continuous education and training to enhance nurses' understanding and implementation of MARSI prevention and management practices, emphasizing the importance of ongoing efforts to raise awareness and adherence to best practices. The study suggests future research should focus on developing effective educational programs and interventions to reduce MARSI incidence in healthcare settings.
Exploring the Effect of Marketing Factors on Customers’ Online Purchase Intention Using the Stimulus Organism Response (SOR) Framework
Authors: Dheepalakshmi S  , Geetha R
Published: May 2024

Using the stimulus organism response (SOR) framework, we developed an experimental study and tested the impact of marketing factors such as website appearance, celebrity endorsement, and privacy/security (S) on customer satisfaction trust (O), and online purchase intention (R). The data were collected from online shoppers from India. This study utilized a purposive sampling technique. The Descriptive statistical analysis analysis through SPSS. The hypothesis testing through SMART PLS 3.0. The results revealed that all hypotheses were significant, except, for the variables customer satisfaction and celebrity endorsement. According to the findings of this investigation, customer satisfaction and trust mediate the relationship between marketing elements and online intention to buy. This study is an attempt to analyze the effect of marketing elements on online purchase intention within the Indian environment, presenting numerous conclusions and recommending future research prospects. Furthermore, the study provides insight into how individual traits influence the online consumer decision-making process, leading to more tailored knowledge. This research aims to enhance the existing comprehension of the dynamic correlation between marketing aspects and customers' inclinations to make online purchases. The findings obtained from this study hold significant value for marketers aiming to navigate the intricate realm of e-commerce and enhance their tactics to align with the changing demands and expectations of online consumers.
Psychological Safety and Career Success among Employees of Indian Start-ups: Mediating Role of Passion
Authors: Ravikumar T  , Girish S  , Halaswamy D  , Abhinandan N
Published: May 2024

India is one of the leading countries that have a favorable start-up ecosystem and is home to hundreds of start-ups and unicorns. From fintech and e-commerce to healthcare and agritech, these startups are disrupting traditional industries, leveraging technology to address unique challenges and tap into vast market opportunities. The start-ups' human resources policies are different, and they do not have complex human resources rules and policies to promote new ideas. The start-ups’ future is unpredictable, and they have a lot of uncertainty. Human assets work in start-ups to get a sense of career success despite the psychological fear about the future as they have a strong passion to succeed. This research seeks to explore the impact of psychological safety on the professional achievement of human resources within Indian startups, with a particular focus on the intermediary role of passion. This study adopts a descriptive approach and utilizes a survey-based research methodology to gather first-hand data from employees working within the realm of Indian startups. The study results convey that psychological safety impacts the overall career success of start-up employees, and it also significantly impacts the objective career success of the employees. Objective career success pertains to tangible accomplishments or results in a person's professional journey, which are usually quantifiable and evident to external observers. Further, it is found that passion mediates psychological safety and objective career success of the start-up employees significantly
Relationship between Digital Leadership and Organizational Culture: Role of Digital Literacy
Authors: Joseph Jibu P , Ravikumar T
Published: May 2024

This study investigates the influence of digital literacy on leadership styles embraced by organizational leaders and its subsequent impact on organizational culture. The objective is to provide insights that can guide strategic decision-making and leadership development initiatives in the digital age. The research focuses on exploring the relationship between Digital Leadership and Organizational Cultural Changes, with a specific emphasis on the role of Digital Literacy. Primarily quantitative, the research relies on primary data for its insights. A meticulously designed questionnaire is administered to collect the necessary data. The results indicate that a Banking and Financial Services (BFS) manager, aged 31 to 40 years, earning a monthly income between INR 50,001 to INR 1,00,000, regardless of gender, marital status, and education, demonstrates a higher level of perceptions of digital leadership. Conversely, a BFS employee aged above 50 years, earning a monthly income up to INR 30,000, irrespective of gender, marital status, and education, exhibits a lower level of perceptions of digital leadership. Moderation analysis outcomes reveal that the primary connection between perceptions of digital leadership and organizational culture is significant. However, the moderation effect of digital literacy in the relationship between perceptions of digital leadership and perceptions of organizational culture is deemed insignificant. These findings contribute valuable insights for organizational decision-makers seeking to understand the intricate dynamics of digital leadership and its impact on shaping organizational culture in the contemporary business landscape.
Impact of Change Communication on Readiness of the Employees - A Study on Post Covid19 WFH Scenario in the Indian Service Sector
Authors: Divya J
Published: May 2024

The study focuses upon analysing and examining the impact of change communication on readiness of the employees under the perspective of post-Covid19 WFH scenario. A closed-end and structure questionnaire was designed and adopted for data acquisition. The targets were determined as service sector-based organizations and the sample size 301 was determined for this study. Hypothesis was formulated and AMOS software was utilized for analysis. Through the proposed research, results were gathered, and it was found that the readiness to change by employees is highly impacted by effective communication, especially after Covid-19 the employees’ readiness to change in an organization is found to be positive than negative, since the digitalization was the only way to reach others due to social distancing. The study will definitely have an impact upon the change management and will also have practical implications towards employees’ readiness towards changes in the organization. Covid-19 has been identified as a great pandemic disaster that has affected many industries, especially the IT sector, Healthcare sector, educational sector and Tourism industry. “Working From Home” has been considered as a great opportunity by the SMEs and MNCs since the human lifestyle has changed and adopted to Covid-19. The research originally extends from existing literature upon change management and employees’ readiness to change. The study also indirectly focuses and analyses the factors like planned behaviour, resistance to change, organizational structure, organizational climate, working environment, employees’ readiness to change and adapt top management’s interventions and other relevant subjects.
Anesthetic Challenges and Goals in a 17-Year-Old Patient with Nail Patella Syndrome Undergoing Emergency Open Appendectomy: A Case Report
Authors: Krishna M Bharat , Niranjni S  , Krishnan M Navaneetha , Lakshmi R
Published: May 2024

This case report delves into the intricate anesthetic management of a 17-year-old male presenting Nail Patella Syndrome (NPS) and end-stage renal failure necessitating emergency open appendectomy. NPS, an uncommon hereditary disorder, manifests with distinct abnormalities affecting the nails, patellae, elbows, and iliac crests, thereby complicating perioperative care. The patient's extensive medical history, notably including hypertension and chronic renal disease, posed formidable challenges during anesthesia administration. Addressing these complexities required a meticulous approach, tailoring anesthetic goals to mitigate risks while striving for optimal outcomes. Despite the inherent intricacies associated with NPS, successful perioperative management was realized through careful planning and execution of anesthesia protocols. This case underscores the critical role of individualized care and interdisciplinary collaboration in navigating the multifaceted challenges posed by rare genetic conditions, especially in emergency surgical scenarios. By shedding light on the nuanced considerations and strategies employed in this instance, this report contributes valuable insights to the broader discourse surrounding the management of NPS patients undergoing surgical interventions, enriching our understanding of effective approaches in emergency settings.
Utilización de la neuronavegación en procedimientos neuroquirúrgicos
Authors: Ferreira Marcelo , Condomí Alcorta Santiago , Cervio Andrés , Salvat Jorge
Published: May 2024

Introducción: La localización intracraneal supone un reto para los neurocirujanos, ya que deben contar con un preciso sentido de orientación espacial tridimensional, para ello la neuronavegaciòn proporciona una orientación espacial sobre imágenes preoperatorias.
Material y métodos: Revisión retrospectiva de pacientes en los cuales se utilizó neuronavegaciòn periodo Octubre-1999 Marzo-2007 con un total de 251 pacientes. Se utilizó 2 sistemas de navegación 1_ Electa Insight tm/Viewscope, 2_BRAIN LAB VectorVision Cranial / ENT. Se utilizo un Microscopio LEICA OHS. Cabezal de Mayfiel . Los registros se realizaron con sistema de fiduciales autoadhesivos 4 a 6 y con puntero Softouch que cuenta con censor para la detección de piel y emite una señal de luz LED.
Resultado: En un rango etario de 5 a 75 años se operaron con neuronavegación pacientes con diagnósticos: 201 tumores / Cavernomas 23 / Inflamatorias infecciosas 5 / Quistes 7 / Cirugías de epilepsia 8 / Endoscopicas 7.
Discusión: Este sistema de localización intracraneal permite realizar abordajes más pequeños, trayectorias más cortas, identificar límites de lesiones de bajo grado, localización de estructuras elocuentes, biopsias de áreas de mayor agresividad. Presenta desventajas como: no es en tiempo real , correlaciona la cirugía con imágenes pre operatorias lo cual pue- den alterase con drogas , evasión de LCR , retracción cerebral con espátulas, curva de aprendizaje.
Conclusión: Si bien la neuronavegaciòn nunca reemplazara al profundo conocimiento de la anatomía del SNC ni la destreza del quirúrgica del cirujano, es una herramienta de suma utilidad en el campo neuroquirúrgico.
Challenging the profanity of management of higher education
Authors: Degn Lise , Glavind Johanne Grøndahl , Pechmann Philipp , Fuglsang Simon
Published: May 2024

Management and managerialism in higher education have become increasingly synonymous with the corruption of self-regulating institutions, with the disbandment of collegial governance, and with a general devaluation of traditional academic norms and values; they have become profane concepts. In this paper, this profanity is challenged, through an exploration of its reach into the actual practices of higher education. We conceptualise two versions of profane management: management as discursively profane and as practically profane. Using data from a Delphi study on perceptions of quality and quality management, we explore the usefulness of these concepts and discuss their value.
Laure and Bataille as educators: On the useless value of sacred experiences
Authors: Laugesen Martin Hauberg-Lund , Auring Grimm Jon
Published: May 2024

Whereas there are potentially many ways to have sacred experiences as part of one’s higher education, we show how exam writing as a specific study activity can serve as an occasion for such experiences to occur. Experiences through writing that involve the destruction and creation of worlds, of losing and regaining oneself and of learning profound things along the way. Illustrated through the case of Sofie, an undergraduate philosophy student, we show how experiencing the sacred involves the temporary entrapment of the self by the self, in a demonic fashion. The process of emergence and dissolution of this entrapment ultimately makes up a sacred experience that nourishes a learning-development process that can best be described as an oscillating process of becoming. Our article draws its main philosophical inspiration from Laure and Georges Bataille.
Critiquing the sacred and the profane in higher education
Authors: Fossland Trine , Sarauw Laura Louise , Danvers Emily
Published: May 2024

This paper sets the stage for an examination of ‘critiquing the sacred and profane in higher education,’ outlining the motivation for exploring collective contribution to the field of higher education studies. Specifically, this paper states that the taken-for-granted concepts that frame academic praxis serve as conceptual lenses to critically evaluate how the academy’s principles and practices are formed and reconstructed over time and across contexts. Paying attention to what is considered sacred (and by whom) and, conversely, what is considered profane reveals a story of what and who is valued and the histories, discourse, and power relations that inform these differential notions of ‘sacredness’. The articles within this special issue collectively illuminate the inherent ambiguity of academic concepts, showcasing their diverse interpretations and the significant implications these hold for higher education practices across different contexts, inviting readers to engage with the complexities and nuances that shape the field.
Why critique the sacred and the profane in higher education: In conversation with Professor Bruce Macfarlane
Authors: Danvers Emily , Fossland Trine
Published: May 2024

This paper contains a conversation with Professor Bruce Macfarlane, a key thinker in debates around what constitutes the sacred and profane in higher education theory and praxis. The authors co-developed questions to ask of Professor Macfarlane as a way to introduce the conceptual framework for the JPHE special issue on ‘critiquing the sacred and the profane in higher education.’ An emergent reflection from our discussion, and the paper that came from it, is the need to confront taken-for-granted dualisms, to stand back from concepts, and critically consider the work concepts that frame our academic lives as they become positioned as ‘sacred’ or ‘profane.’
Outcomes of Immediately & Conventionally Loaded Dental Implants
Authors: Noor Nabbiya , Ilyas Zainab , Ahmed Bilal , Shoaib Ahmad , Fatima Nida , Saeed Harris
Published: May 2024

Clinical dentistry has been subjected to a revolution by introduction of “Osseo integrated” dental implants. New trends have always been of keen interest in “implant prosthodontics”. The aim behind this systematic review was to assimilate the outcomes of “immediately” & “conventionally” loaded implants. To do so a detailed electronic search was performed on PubMed, Science Direct & Research gate to identify pertinent articles published between 2000 to 2021. After detailed scrutiny, six studies met the preset eligibility criteria & hence were shortlisted for this project. As far as the results were concerned, no remarkable difference was seen between the success of “immediately” & “conventionally” loaded implant groups. There was no remarkable difference in marginal bone levels, masticatory efficiency, bleeding on probing, implant stability quotients, peri-implant soft tissue contours among both the groups provided that immediately loaded implants had significant primary stability. In selected patients “immediate loading protocol” can successfully be practiced ensuring that adequate primary implant stability has been achieved.
Cochrane Review number: COCHRANEPHAHS-2022-00152
Evaluation of Cytotoxicity and Apoptosis Induced by Coumarin Hydrazide-Hydrazone Derivatives in Human Hepatocellular Carcinoma Cell Line
Authors: Prateeptongkum Saisuree , Duangdee Nongnaphat , Mahavorasirikul Wiratchanee
Published: May 2024

Coumarin and aryl hydrazide-hydrazone have attracted our attention due to their vast biological properties. Previous studies suggested that coumarin-tethered aryl hydrazide-hydrazone showed potent activities against HepG2. In the present study, we investigated the cytotoxic potency of the coumarin derivatives 1 - 3 to compare with coumarin hydrazine-hydrazone hybrids 4 and 5 against hepatocellular carcinoma HepG2 and LH86 cell lines. Among the tested coumarins, hybrids 4 and 5 showed highly potent activity against HepG2 with IC50 values of 17.82 ± 2.79 and 7.87 ± 0.88 𝜇g/mL, respectively. The hybrid 4 also showed the strongest activity against LH86 cell line with IC50 values of 48.32 ± 2.64 𝜇g/mL. Further, we have studied the mechanism of action of the hybrid compounds 4 and 5 in HepG2 cells via the flow-cytometry analysis and the activation of the caspase-3 and caspase-7. The results showed that hybrids 4 and 5 obviously inhibited the proliferation of HepG2 cell line through inducing apoptosis.
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Focusing on coumarin and aryl hydrazide-hydrazone possess significant biological properties. We reported the preparation of coumarin hydrazine-hydrazone hybrids and evaluated their effects against hepatocellular carcinoma cell lines HepG2 and LH86. The hybrid compounds exhibited high potency against HepG2 and LH86. Flow-cytometry and caspase-3/7 expression analysis revealed that the hybrid compounds induced apoptosis in HepG2 cells.
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Performance Assessment of Quenchants on Mechanical Properties of Steel Grade A1046
Authors: Tukur Nagande  , Pramod Kumar
Published: May 2024

The main aim of the study is to assess the performance of ghee oil, coconut oil and sea water quenchants on mechanical properties of A1045 steel. The procedures comprise the production of tensile steel specimens, heat-treat them into electrical oven at 850°C for one hour, quench them in ghee oil, coconut oil and sea water separately. The quenched samples were again tempered separately at the temperature of 400°C. Then all the specimens taken for the mechanical tests such as hardness, tensile, impact test and also to calculate the percentage of elongation, having completion of tests, microstructural analysis had conducted to view the structures contain in each specimen. The results obtained on these processes determine whether these oils can be used as local industrial quenchants. The facilities required for the research is include material testing laboratory, heat treatment workshop, machine shop and metallographic laboratory to mentioned but a few. The material selection is steel grade A1045, that have been normally utilize in metal industries for the production of machine parts and structural components
Voting System using Face Recognition
Authors: Jayshree S. Hande  , Mayuri B. Uge  , Ankita T. Chimurkar  , Girish V. Masade  , Prof. Vanita Buradkar
Published: May 2024

This introduction explores the idea of using face recognition technology in college student voting systems. The aim is to make voting more secure, efficient, and user-friendly for students. Face recognition can enhance security by preventing fraud and speed up the voting process. It also ensures accessibility for all students. However, concerns about privacy and fairness need careful consideration. Striking a balance between innovation and protecting students' rights is crucial for successfully implementing face recognition in college voting systems. This approach promises a modern and trustworthy voting experience tailored to the needs of college students
CCTV Network based Crowd Management, Crime Prevention System using AI/ML
Authors: Shwetha GR  , A R Sai Kiran C  , Balam Yeswanth Reddy  , M Karthik  , K Mallikarjuna Chari
Published: May 2024

In today's world the rise in security concerns and criminal activity has prompted the widespread adoption of closed-circuit television (CCTV) as a vital component in security measures. This monitoring system is now utilized in various sectors to aid in the prevention and detection of potential threats. However due to the exponential cost of employing personnel video surveillance systems are largely employed in a passive manner. The majority of information gathered by these systems is only put to use as evidence after an incident of crime or disaster has transpired. In light of this we are implementing a more proactive approach. Our video surveillance system will actively respond using real-time monitoring and an alert system to prevent and mitigate the impact of crime and accidents before they occur
Development of an Automated Drinking System Using Microcontroller for Broiler Production
Authors:   Bicol University, Pequeña Debbie Butch , Fajardo Arthur , Zubia Omar , Luyun Jr. Roger
Published: May 2024

Although the broiler industry is one of the fastest growing industry in the Philippines, it still lacks automation on its production process. This study sought to develop an automatic drinking system for broiler production that can monitor, control, and record water quality and quantity as well as monitor and record selected environment parameters. The automated drinking system was designed using the Arduino microcontroller and other electronic components for initial and actual field testing. The initial testing included the calibration and determination of system functionality. After which, the system was tested for brooding and near harvest stage at a small broiler house set-up in San Rafael, Bulacan. Water quality parameters, such as the temperature, pH, and turbidity were monitored and recorded during the actual testing. On the other hand, results showed that the annual cost difference of broiler production favored the utilization of the automated drinking system, rather than of manual labor. The study recommends that the automated drinking system be tested to larger broiler houses, with an additional alarm system through GSM. Furthermore, monitoring and recording via the internet can improve the automated system.