bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
AFRICAN WORLD VIEW VERSUS CHRISTIAN ESCHATOLOGICAL EXPECTATION
Authors: Ilomo Falres
Published: July 2024

The research presents views of some prominent African theologians, namely, John Mbiti, Ephraim Mosothoane, BÃ¨nÃ¨zet Bujo, Aaron Urio, John B. Ambe, and how they relate the eschatological issue to an African world view. The African Theologians convey eschatological reflections, relevant to the African social and religious context. In order to bridge the gap between the traditional and Christian understanding, the theologians have re-defined various terms to give relevant eschatological meanings. The term Communio Sanctorum has been re-defined from the former meaning as "holy baptized members", to mean a community including both baptized and unbaptized members. They have given grounds for this inclusiveness on Christ's descent into Hell, which enabled dialogue with the unbaptized. Moreover, these African theologians redefined the term "holy", which was understood by the missionary Church as "perfect person", and gave a new meaning for it, underlining that God is the only one who is holy. A person is said to be holy only as a forgiven sinner. Given that all are sinners, these theologians propose Holy Communion, which marks communal practice and gives eschatological hope, should be regarded as a uniting practice and not one dividing between sinners and holy members. The theologians also propose that the Church should adapt the African practice of communal meals. These meals have a social function. They unite all members of the community and also have an eschatological function of giving hope of prosperity. This adaptation could help the Church to take the opportunity to enrich the Holy Communion and strengthen eschatological anticipation among its members.
The Good, Bad, & Ugly of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Medications
Authors: Anand Vrinda
Published: July 2024

The medications often used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) include stimulants like methylphenidate and other amphetamines. Some evidence is beginning to show that these pharmaceuticals may help mitigate functional, and possibly structural brain alterations as well as behavioral symptoms associated with ADHD diagnoses. These medications are thought to facilitate concentration, focus, and regulate altered brain function by increasing dopamine, However, additional research portrays an alternate perspective on the drugs. In some cases, the use of these medications has been associated with serious side effects including risks of psychosis, risk for problematic substance use, and other externalizing behaviors. Evidence is still lacking as to whether long-term treatment with these medications is leading to a risk for psychosis, substance use, and externalizing behaviors. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans of the brain contribute more knowledge but also motivate additional questions that remain to be answered. In this review, we specifically focus on the benefits and potential dangers of these medications for the developing brain. Further, we will discuss evidence of altered functioning among individuals living with ADHD in various large-scale brain networks and the consequences of attention and behavior. Additionally, we will summarize evidence of the various short-term and long-term impacts of a variety of different ADHD medications prescribed at different doses. Overall, more studies are needed to enhance understanding of these medications, their benefits, and potential risks.
THE IMPACT OF BUDDHISM AND CONFUCIANISM ON CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN IMPERIAL VIETNAM
Authors: Tran Hung , Williams Danielle
Published: July 2024

The death penalty, or capital punishment, means to legally authorize killing someone for a crime. Across history, it was widely used by monarchs, powerful rulers, and religious leaders (Metze, 2014), including in Vietnam (Tran & Vu, 2019) from the 10th century to the mid-20th century,  for various reasons with different frequencies (Duyen, n.d.). In the feudal times Vietnamese society was heavily influenced by Confucianism (Thu et al., 2021) and Buddhism (Morris, 2021). This research paper will review literature on the schools of Confucianism and Buddhism, focusing on their philosophies and attitudes toward capital punishment, with the aim of understanding their impact on feudal Vietnam’s legal system. Along with that, it will include a discussion of Vietnam's criminal laws or authorized punishment related to the death penalty.
THE CORRELATION OF MOTHER'S KNOWLEDGE AND MOTHER'S BEHAVIOR IN STUNTING PREVENTION EFFORTS IN TUNTUNGAN VILLAGE 2 DELI SERDANG REGENCY
Authors: Syahputra Dhani , Yustina Ida , Nurmaini Nurmaini , Rochadi Kintoko , Zuska Fikarwin
Published: July 2024

Stunting is a situation of unbalanced nutrition which is a physical growth disorder and a decrease in the speed of growth in children. Nutritional problems related to stunting is still a problem that occurred in Indonesia. The long-term impact that occurs due to stunting is still physical, mental, intellectual and cognitive development disorders. The incidence of stunting in children with high resulted in the long-term problems and difficult to control so that it will cause a risk to off spring who will be vulnerable to a low birth weight. Nutrition survey data over the past year shows that nutritional problems are still high, one of which is stunting, which is the main problem. The role of the mother in the family greatly affects food preparation so that the mother's knowledge is needed to improve the nutrition of their family members. The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between mother's knowledge and mother's behavior in preventing stunting in Tuntungan Village 2, Pancur Batu District, Deli Serdang Regency. This study was conducted on  mothers who have toddlers aged 6-59 months and this research is a qualitative research with an phenomenological approach. Mother's knowledge is very important in preventing stunting. Mothers who have good knowledge will be very influential in preventing stunting in the family. The importance of collaboration with all layers in order to support increasing maternal knowledge in preventing stunting.
IDENTIFICATION OF BARRIERS TO EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING FOR POST SECTIO CAESAREA MOTHERS IN PAYA PASIR VILLAGE, MARELAN DISTRICT
Authors: Sinaga Elfalini Warnelis , Yustina Ida , Rochadi R Kintoko , Nurmaini Nurmaini , Zuska Fikarwin
Published: July 2024

Giving support to women's breastfeeding after cesarean sections is important to adjust their attitudes, belief systems, and external environments, as well as help them improve their confidence. Information support provided by health workers is an initial effort to influence the understanding of mothers and families about the benefits of breastfeeding. This was a qualitative with a phenomenological approach that explores the various experiences of post-cesarean mothers in providing exclusive breastfeeding. The analysis used was thematic analysis with the help of the Nvivo 12 Plus software. The results of this study revealed three main themes regarding obstacles to exclusive breastfeeding for post-sectio caesarean mothers. The themes are anxiety, lack of knowledge, physical discomfort, and lack of support. The anxiety of breastfeeding mothers greatly influences their intention to provide exclusive breastfeeding. The first step in encouraging mothers to continue with exclusive breastfeeding is for health professionals to educate more people about it. Physical discomfort for post-sectio caesarean mothers can increase mothers' anxiety about breastfeeding.
A Correlation Study Of Breast Milk Production Among Indonesia Mother : The Role Of Baby Formula Milk Feeding History 0-6 Months Old
Authors: Hurin'in Nur Maziyah , Ferianto Kusno , Marfuah Yuani Siti , Shofiana
Published: July 2024

Background: Continuity of breastfeeding can be influenced by social support from other people who interact with the mother so that the mother can feel physical and psychological comfort. The purpose was correlation between history beginning giving formula milk with  breast milk production in Soko Tuban and Kendawangan Ketapang. Method: Cross sectional approach, correlational analytical research method . The population was all mother who has baby aged 0-6 months a total of 9 1 respondents , the sample is 74 respondents , the author used a simple random sampling technique. Data analysis using the contingency coefficient test. Result: The results show that the majority or 66.2% of babies aged 0-6 months were given formula milk, and less than half or 33.8% of babies aged 0-6 months were not given formula milk, the majority or 60.8% of mothers' breast milk production was not smoothly, and less than part or 39.2% of the mother's breast milk production was smooth and of the 49 babies who were given formula milk, more than part of 44 people (59.5%) were in the category of non-smooth milk production, while of the 25 babies who were not given formula milk less than half in the smooth breast milk production category as many as 24 people (32.4%). Discussion: From these two variables, after being tested statistically using the Contingency Coefficient test, a significance value = 0.000 < a(0.05) was obtained, which means that H 1 was accepted, so that there was a correlation between the initial history of giving formula milk and the mother's breast milk production with a strong level of correlation 0.639. Conlussion: Researchers advise the public, especially mothers who have babies aged 0-6 months, that families should take the time to search for information. and come to health workers in order to seek information about The importance of exclusive breastfeeding so that families can support breastfeeding mothers in providing exclusive breastfeeding .
О стратегии развития производства органической продукции в Российской Федерации до 2030 года
Authors: Ползиков Д.А. , Алещенко В.В.
Published: July 2024

В статье проводится критический анализ Стратегии развития производства органической продукции в РФ до 2030 г., рассматриваются проблемы и перспективы расширения внутреннего рынка и экспорта органической продукции. Показывается, что потенциал роста органического производства РФ, обозначенный в Стратегии, существует, но для его реализации требуется активизация политики поддержки сектора (включая субсидирование и госзакупки органической продукции).
Оценка результативности и эффективности мер по адаптации населения и экономики к изменениям климата: алгоритм и процедуры расчетов
Authors: Порфирьев Б.Н.
Published: July 2024

Статья продолжает предыдущую публикацию автора по данной теме и в целом серию материалов журнала 2023 г. по проблемам адаптации населения и экономики к воздействиям, обусловленным изменчивостью и изменением климата и их последствиям. Обосновываются и раскрываются основные этапы и процедуры оценки результативности и эффективности мер адаптации. Рассматриваются ограничения предложенных подходов к их расчетам.
К новой стратегии пространственного развития России
Authors: Кузнецова О.В. , А.Г. Дружинин
Published: July 2024

В статье предлагаются содержательные новации, направленные на совершенствование Стратегии пространственного развития России. Отмечается необходимость ее увязки с другими направлениями федеральной социально-экономической политики, включая научно-технологическую и внешнеэкономическую. Обосновывается значимость многовекторности (нацеленности на развитие всех макрорегионов страны) федеральной пространственной политики и ее четко артикулированной полимасштабности (выбора в качестве ее объектов территориальных единиц разных масштабов – макрорегионов, регионов, муниципальных образований) при значимом усилении внимания к муниципалитетам (в частности, предлагается введение в Стратегию понятий «геостратегическое муниципальное образование», «город науки»). Подчеркивается необходимость перехода от логики выделения перспективных центров экономического роста к рассмотрению единой системы расселения, взаимовлияния и взаимосвязей разных типов территорий, а также к анализу процессов агломерирования в самых разных его масштабах (от сельских агломераций до крупнейших городских агломераций и конурбаций), формирования осей развития.
Об опыте применения структурного подхода к сценированию долгосрочного социально-экономического развития с использованием опросного метода
Authors: Белоусов Д.Р. , Сабельникова Е.М.
Published: July 2024

В статье рассматриваются основные подходы к построению сценариев долгосрочного социально-экономического развития, выявляются их ключевые преимущества и недостатки. Приводятся результаты применения структурного подхода к построению сценариев с использованием данных опроса экспертов по основным направлениям долгосрочного социально-экономического развития. Предлагается двухшаговая процедура, в рамках которой факторы упорядочиваются по важности для долгосрочного развития и выстраиваются связи между ними. Описываются полученные три сценария.
Exploring the Relationship Between Parental Practices and Child Outcomes in Selected Catholic Parishes in the Archdiocese of Nairobi, Kenya.
Authors: Mwarari Catherine N , Tucholski Henry , Muasa Pius , Walioli Ruth , Nzangi Alice K. , Kamande Fredrick
Published: July 2024

Parenting practices are widely acknowledged as having an impactful influence on child outcomes. Based on Baumrind’s parenting styles, this paper explores the relationship between parenting styles and child outcomes. Exploratory embedded research design was used involving 50 parents from five Catholic parishes from the Archdiocese of Nairobi. The participants took part in Focus Group Discussions that solicited information on their parenting practices and the ensuing child outcomes. Results indicated that authoritarian and authoritative parenting styles were the parenting practices adopted by parents in the five selected parishes. Interestingly, despite widely held assumptions that authoritarian parenting style has negative child outcomes, results indicated some positive outcomes such as discipline that emanated from this parenting practice. Implications and strategies for effective parenting as well as ideas for further research are presented.
UV-absorption Capacity of Selected Crude and Functionalized Lignin for Use in Sunscreens
Authors: O. Grande-Flores Jeanette , M. Bujanovic Biljana
Published: July 2024

The most commonly used commercial sunscreen agents are aromatic compounds oxybenzone and octinoxate, as they offer a wide range of protection in the UV spectrum. However, oxybenzone has the highest rate of skin irritation, while octinoxate has poor photostability. Oxybenzone is also a genotoxicant and skeletal endocrine disruptor to corals. Appropriate, less toxic and preferentially biorenewable alternatives should be recommended. Lignin, an abundant byproduct of pulp and biorefinery industries, is expected to be an effective replacement for oxybenzone and octinoxate due to its aromatic structure, which, in synergy with a wide variety of functional groups, produces the absorption of energy in the entire UV region. Additionally, lignin is a biocompatible polyphenolic with a strong radical quenching ability, i.e., anti-oxidizing potential. Therefore, it is a promising replacement for synthetic chemicals in cosmetics, sunscreen, and other applications. The UV absorption analysis of selected crude and functionalized lignin samples was conducted, and the results were compared to those of commercially used UV-absorption agents—oxybenzone and octinoxate. The results showed that the total absorption capacity of the lignin samples is lower by 6.4x and 16.3x compared to oxybenzone and octinoxate, respectively; however, it covers a wide absorption range in the UV spectrum. The lignin samples also showed good photostability and color stability, in contrast to the observed yellowing of octinoxate after 3 hours of exposure to sunlight. The UV spectra of some of the lignin samples indicate that their UV absorption capacity was enhanced by as much as 13.31% after exposure to sunlight.
Preparation of Pulp, Microfibrillated Cellulose, and Paper Hand Sheets from Bakong (Hanguana malayana (Jack) Merr.)
Authors: P. Acaso Glenn Christian , A. Razal Ramon , P. Migo Veronica , G. Alfafara Catalino , S. Torres Adela
Published: July 2024

Bakong (Hanguana malayana (Jack) Merr.) is a perennial herbaceous plant that grows abundantly in certain parts of the Philippines. This study investigates Bakong fibers' potential as a pulp source for papermaking. Furthermore, microfibrillated cellulose (MFC) produced from the fibers was used as an additive in the Bakong fiber-based hand sheets at 2%, 6%, and 10% w/w, and their effects on their strength properties were observed. The soda pulping method produced Bakong pulp with a total yield of 47.36%. Proximate chemical analysis showed that the method reduced the lignin content from 13.19% to 8.76%, and the resulting pulp was successfully formed into paper hand sheets. The strength properties of the hand sheets were tested, and the resulting burst index, tear index, tensile index, and folding endurance values were 5.98 kPa/m2∙g, 6.41 mN∙m2/g, 105.97 N∙m/g, and 626 double folds, respectively. Aside from the tear index, the Bakong hand sheets' strength properties were much higher than that of locally produced commercial printing paper. The addition of MFC on the hand sheets negatively affected the burst and tensile index values of the Bakong hand sheets but significantly improved the tear index up to 6% w/w. These results show that the pulp produced from the Bakong fibers can potentially be used as an alternative source of pulp for papermaking, but further optimization of the pulping process is recommended to increase the yield, lower lignin content, and improve compatibility with the MFC.
Application stages and doses of tembotrione herbicide in grain sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) crop
Authors: Ferreira Santos Weverton , Guerra da Silva Alessandro , De Oliveira Procópio Sérgio , Braga Pereira Braz Guilherme , Lopes Santos Rodrigues Rafael , Jakelaitis Adriano
Published: July 2024

The herbicide tembotrione is effective against grassy weeds constituting an important tool in sorghum crops. However, in Brazil, this herbicide is only registered for corn. This study aimed to evaluate the selectiveness of tembotrione combined with atrazine at different doses and developmental stages of grain sorghum. Two experiments were conducted in Rio Verde and Montividiu, state of Goiás, Brazil, in 2018. A randomized block design with four replications, in a 3x2+1+1 factorial arrangement, tested three developmental stages (V3, V5 and V7), two doses of tembotrione (37.8 and 75.6 g ha-1) combined with the herbicide atrazine (1,000 g ha-1), an additional treatment only with atrazine at V3 and a control, free of herbicide. Evident phytotoxicity was observed with the combination of tembotrione and atrazine at V3 and V5 stages. Symptoms included reductions in plant height, sorghum stem diameter, panicle length, and cumulative dry mass of sorghum plant shoots. However, there was no influence on thousand grains mass, regardless of application stages. Tembotrione at 37.8 g ha-1 combined with atrazine at 1,000 g ha-1 was selective for grain sorghum when applied at V7, without affecting grain yield.
Highlights:

Phytotoxicity symptoms of tembotrione and atrazine are more noticeable at V3 stage, beyond reducing the plant height and stem diameter.
Application of tembotrione and atrazine at V3 and V5 stages reduces the accumulation of shoot dry mass.
Spraying of tembotrione (37.8 g ha-1) and atrazine in V7 stage is not reduce the yield of BRS 330 grain sorghum hybrid.
La DLL en la universidad pública: una aproximación al estado de la cuestión, en la formación inicial de maestras y de maestros, en investigación y género (2019-2024)
Authors: Aguilar Ródenas Consol
Published: July 2024

En dos ocasiones anteriores presentamos una aproximación al estado de la cuestión en el área de DLL (Didáctica de la Lengua y la Literatura) sobre datos relativos al curso 2014-2015, y al curso 2019-2020, con la intención de visibilizar algunos aspectos problemáticos para, desde su conocimiento y debate, poder ofrecer alternativas viables para su resolución y transformación. Incidimos en que este debate debe tener en cuenta la realidad del área de conocimiento, su vinculación con la formación inicial de maestras y de maestros, y su propio concepto de didáctica específica que, necesariamente, debe proyectarse en la investigación y en las prácticas que se generan. Incluimos en este articulo nuevos datos sobre la investigación y el género en las 39 universidades públicas en las que se imparte DLL, con datos del curso 2019-2020 y del curso 2023-2024 sobre los grupos de investigación.
Hacia una mejor enseñanza de la formulación de preguntas: lecciones de la IA en casos de malentendidos comunicativos
Authors: Mateo Girona María Teresa , Fernández Martín Patricia
Published: July 2024

El estudio de casos se ha empleado en la enseñanza lingüística como instrumento para fomentar un análisis reflexivo y crítico de malentendidos que se producen en situaciones cotidianas, sin embargo, apenas se ha investigado la fase de la formulación de preguntas. El objetivo de este trabajo es explorar cómo la herramienta de Inteligencia Artificial (IA) puede favorecer la enseñanza de la formulación discente de preguntas para casos de malentendidos comunicativos. Se realiza un análisis comparativo de las preguntas formuladas por los estudiantes y por el ChatGPT en veinticuatro casos de malentendidos de los cuatro niveles lingüístico-pragmáticos. Se utiliza una metodología mixta para cuantificar los datos y analizar patrones en las preguntas formuladas por estudiantes y ChatGPT. Los resultados muestran que la herramienta de IA formula preguntas de un mayor nivel cognitivo, de acuerdo con la taxonomía de Bloom. Entre las conclusiones, esta investigación propone emplear la herramienta del modelo de lenguaje ChatGPT para mejorar la enseñanza de la formulación de preguntas. De esta manera, los hallazgos pueden ser útiles para desarrollar estrategias didácticas que cualifiquen el razonamiento de los estudiantes, en lugar de verse esta capacidad intelectiva humana atropellada por la fuerza de la máquina en el ámbito educativo.
Pasar página: lectura extensiva y teléfonos inteligentes
Authors: Muth Randy , Pérez del Camino José Antonio
Published: July 2024

La lectura extensiva (LE) ha sacado a relucir el papel primordial que desempeña el acto de leer en el aprendizaje de una segunda lengua. La amplia difusión de programas de lectura extensiva en las aulas de lenguas extranjeras en Japón durante las últimas décadas ha originado el desarrollo de plataformas especializadas en libros digitales. Aunque la conveniencia de tales libros es indiscutible, poca atención han recibido los posibles perjuicios de la lectura en este formato para el proceso de aprendizaje. Mediante un estudio de caso de las experiencias de dos estudiantes, el presente artículo pretende ilustrar algunas de las desventajas y de los riesgos de la lectura de libros digitales, particularmente en teléfonos móviles, en los programas de lectura extensiva.
La competencia digital docente del profesorado universitario de lenguas y literaturas extranjeras. Estudio comparativo España-Italia
Authors: Álvarez Ramos Eva , Trovato Giuseppe
Published: July 2024

El objetivo de esta investigación es determinar empíricamente el nivel de competencia digital docente del profesorado universitario de lenguas extranjeras (n=37). Se pretende mostrar cuáles son las carencias competenciales observadas que pueden afectar negativamente al desarrollo de la práctica docente de manera general y en particular a la innovación y actualización tecnológica en la enseñanza de idiomas. Igualmente pretende mostrar un análisis comparativo entre profesorado español e italiano que refleje las similitudes y divergencias competenciales. El estudio se enmarca en un paradigma cuantitativo interpretativo a través del Cuestionario de Competencia Digital Docente (Touron et al., 2018). Los resultados obtenidos se analizan a la luz del Marco común de competencia digital docente (2017) y sirven para configurar un protocolo de actuación en la formación digital docente del profesorado de lenguas extranjeras al valorar la fractura entre las competencias demandadas y las realmente adquiridas.
Cartografía de los ambientes naturales y antrópicos de Entre Ríos (Argentina) utilizando clasificación de aprendizaje automático
Authors: Sabattini Julian Alberto , Sabattini Rafael Alberto , Muzzachiodi Norberto , Treisse Irina , Penco Rodrigo
Published: July 2024

Entre Ríos presenta un paisaje particular con numerosos ambientes contrastantes. Cartografiar tanto los naturales y como los antrópicos es una tarea frecuente gracias a la utilización de tecnologías de percepción remota junto con los sistemas de información geográfica. Conocer qué, cuánto y dónde se encuentran es indispensable para diseñar estrategias de uso sostenible y de conservación de recursos naturales en un territorio. La libre accesibilidad de los datos y la capacidad de procesamiento en la nube de toda esta información es determinante para procesar y clasificar la vegetación de un área determinada. El objetivo fue confeccionar un mapa actualizado y rápidamente actualizable en el futuro con el mismo método de los ambientes naturales y antrópicos más representativos de la provincia de Entre Ríos conociendo cuál es la mejor época del año en la cual se maximiza el porcentaje de acierto de clasificación de algoritmos automáticos de cada ambiente. Utilizar algoritmos automáticos de aprendizajes de clasificación fue útil para conocer la extensión de los ecosistemas naturales y antrópicos en un amplio territorio. Las herramientas de Google Earth Engine permitieron seleccionar la época del año en la cual se maximiza el porcentaje de acierto y disminuye la probabilidad de error con bajo costo computacional y operacional. Los resultados obtenidos son indispensables para planificar políticas públicas de forma precisa y certera para las actividades productivas, como así también para la conservación de los recursos naturales.
Evaluación de la cinemática del deslizamiento de Cuenca en los Andes de Perú central mediante técnicas fotogramétricas y geodésicas
Authors: Quiroz Wendy , Villegas-Lanza Juan , Moroccoire Keiko , Balladares Oscar , Berduzco Mijaell
Published: July 2024

Los deslizamientos de tierra representan un peligro importante en muchas regiones montañosas, incluidos los valles interandinos del Perú. En este estudio evaluamos la dinámica del deslizamiento de Cuenca, ubicado en Huancavelica en el centro de Perú, empleando fotogrametría y mediciones GNSS. Se ejecutaron mediciones interanuales en ocho zonas entre 2016 y 2023 para GNSS y dos campañas de levantamiento fotogramétrico en 2023 para comparar los cambios de la superficie en el tiempo. Los resultados mostraron desplazamientos del orden de los 3,7 a 11,7 cm con la técnica de nube de puntos y 2,7 a 15 cm con el análisis de los ortomosaicos, siendo concordantes entre sí. Los desplazamientos en los puntos donde se han realizado mediciones GNSS son similares en magnitud, sin embargo, difieren parcialmente en dirección. El estudio concluye que las técnicas fotogramétricas son aplicables para analizar la dinámica de deslizamientos.
Identidade e cena musical: construindo a autoridade cultural jornalística
Authors: Bravin Adriana
Published: July 2024

This article aims to understand the methods that journalist specialized in covering music used to build their cultural authorit and how they provided to Espírito Santo with a “scenery of musical congo” as a feature of its identity.
Best Practices of Care for Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) in Primary Care
Authors: Siu Damian Chi Hong , Gafni-Lachter Liat
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

The poster presents four best practices to incorporate in COPD care, based on an exhaustive literature and evidence review. The readers are encouraged to consider their roles of best practices in the primary care of people with COPD and beyond.

Primary Author and Speaker: Damian Chi Hong Siu

Additional Authors and Speakers: Liat Gafni-Lachter
Evaluation of Functional Cognition in People Experiencing Homelessness: Findings from A Scoping Review and Implications for OT Practice
Authors: Synovec Caitlin E. , Westover Lee , Boland Leonie
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

Cognition may be assessed as a predictor of ability to maintain housing in people experiencing homelessness. A scoping review was completed to identify current methods for evaluating functional cognition in PEH, including implications for OT practice

Primary Author and Speaker: Caitlin E. Synovec

Additional Authors and Speakers: Lee Westover, Leonie Boland
Menstruation & Menstrual Hygiene Management for Adolescents With Autism Spectrum Disorder From the Perspectives of School Personnel
Authors: Jones Glynnis , Potter Ann , Wynarczuk Kimberly D. , Ambrozia Dominique , Deveyra Anthea , Boyle Cailin
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

Menstruation and menstrual hygiene management for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is within the scope of OT. This poster highlights the perspectives of school personnel with regard to menstruation and students with ASD .

Primary Author and Speaker: Glynnis Jones

Additional Authors and Speakers: Dominique Ambrozia, Anthea Deveyra, Cailin Boyle

Contributing Authors: Ann Potter, Kimberly D. Wynarczuk
Focus on Functional Cognition: OT Evaluation of Adults With Advanced Heart Failure
Authors: McInnis Lauren , Cannone Kellie , Wong John , Begin Abigail , Dittrich Marissa , Donovan Erin E. , Beatty Kimberly , Lam Nicole C. , Taubert Alyssa M. , Asiello Jessica , Kelley Christina M.
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

This study describes relationships between cognition, frailty, and activity performance in left ventricular assist device (LVAD) candidates. Additionally, it identifies predictive measures of OTPs’ prognostication of LVAD self-care, which is provided to the interprofessional team.

Primary Author and Speaker: Lauren McInnis

Additional Authors and Speakers: Jessica Asiello, Christina M. Kelley

Contributing Authors: Kellie Cannone, John Wong, Abigail Begin, Marissa Dittrich, Erin E. Donovan, Kimberly Beatty, Nicole C. Lam, Alyssa M. Taubert
Photo- and Phonosensitivity in Pediatric Headache: Assessing the Clinical Utility of Avoidance Behavior Scales
Authors: Silvia Megan , Smith Allison
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

To improve clinical utilization, this study further examined the psychometric properties of two newly developed and validated measures of photo- and phonosensitivity-related avoidance behaviors in youth ages 8-18 with chronic headache.

Primary Author and Speaker: Megan Silvia

Contributing Authors: Allison Smith
Perspectives of Women With Osteoporosis or Osteopenia Regarding Physical Occupations That Support or Limit Health & Well-Being: A Photovoice Project
Authors: Staffen Nikki Kathryn , Bass Julie
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

There is currently a lack of qualitative research on women with osteoporosis. This research project will gain perspectives from women with osteoporosis or osteopenia regarding the physical occupations that support or limit their health and well-being.

Primary Author and Speaker: Nikki Kathryn Staffen

Contributing Authors: Julie Bass
Autistic Adults in the Workplace: Relationship Between Job Satisfaction, Work Engagement, Camouflaging, and Internalized Stigma
Authors: Huang Yan-hua , Alcantara Jonathan , Calderon Hara , Caraballo Deniece , Gonzalez Anthony , Gusto Kyle Joshua
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/21/24

The study examined the relationship between job satisfaction, work engagement, camouflaging, and internalized stigma among autistic adults with various ages (18+) and work experience. The significant results support the need for OT interventions.

Primary Author and Speaker: Yan-hua Huang

Additional Authors and Speakers: Jonathan Alcantara, Hara Calderon, Deniece Caraballo, Anthony Gonzalez, Kyle Joshua Gusto
OT Utilization in Long COVID: Insights From the All of Us Research Program
Authors: Kehl-Floberg Kristen E. , Gangnon Ronald , Edwards Dorothy
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/21/24

Long COVID is a novel and evolving cause of disability. This cohort study of data from the All of Us research program found that OT is currently used but may be underutilized. OT’s potential on care teams is discussed.

Primary Author and Speaker: Kristen E. Kehl-Floberg

Contributing Authors: Ronald Gangnon, Dorothy Edwards
Functional and Quality of Life Outcomes of Extracorporeal Life Support (ECLS) Survivors Over 6 Months: An Observational Study
Authors: Skaer Brittany Boyer , Stefanski Amber , Martin Elisabeth , Tymkew Heidi , Ruszkowski Amanda , Ryckman Justin
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

Many patients on extracorporeal life support experience prolonged bedrest and complications associated with immobility. The purpose of this study is to describe the functional status of patients who require ECLS from the ICU setting to 6 months.

Primary Author and Speaker: Brittany Boyer Skaer

Additional Authors and Speakers: Justin Ryckman

Contributing Authors: Amber Stefanski, Elisabeth Martin, Heidi Tymkew, Amanda Ruszkowski
Feasibility and Potential Effectiveness of Implementing the ‘Take Action’ Program in Israeli Women with Breast Cancer
Authors: Langer Danit , Mieli Newman Robin , Bar-Haim Erez Asnat , Hillel Stav
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

The ’Take Action’ program was feasible for Israeli breast cancer survivors but not for women in the acute phase. In the acute phase managing fatigue upper extremity disability and scars is required. Occupational therapy should start at diagnosis.

Primary Author and Speaker: Danit Langer

Additional Authors and Speakers: Stav Hillel

Contributing Authors: Robin Mieli Newman, Asnat Bar-Haim Erez
Promoting the Inclusion of Care Partners of People Living With Dementia in Hospital Care Through Workflow Redesign
Authors: Still Catherine , Strayer Andrea , Werner Nicole , Fields Beth
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

This qualitative study outlines the redesign of hospital workflows that can be used to guide OTPs in including care partners of hospitalized people living with dementia.

Primary Author and Speaker: Catherine Still

Contributing Authors: Andrea Strayer, Nicole Werner, Beth Fields
Quantitative Analysis of Compassion Fatigue & Compassion Satisfaction in Burn Therapists
Authors: Yelvington Miranda , Hu Jiale , Reynolds Stacey
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

OTs who work with burn survivors are present with day-to-day exposures to people who are often in severe pain or distress. This study is a quantitative analysis of the presentation of compassion fatigue in therapists who treat burn survivors.

Primary Author and Speaker: Miranda Yelvington

Additional Authors and Speakers: Stacey Reynolds

Contributing Authors: Jiale Hu
Somatosensory Processing Differences in Individuals With Developmental Coordination Disorder: A Pilot Study
Authors: Botha Nicole , Ali Mahira , Amin Nouran Hussein , Davis Sheena , Baker Elsie , Pesci Megan G. , Bollinger Madison K. , Chu Virginia W.
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

This pilot study demonstrates the Spatial Movement Sense test as a feasible and objective assessment of somatosensory processing. We saw deficits in somatosensory processing in children with developmental coordination disorder (DCD) compared with controls.

Primary Author and Speaker: Nicole Botha

Additional Authors and Speakers: Virginia W. Chu

Contributing Authors: Mahira Ali, Nouran Hussein Amin, Sheena Davis, Elsie Baker, Megan G. Pesci, Madison K. Bollinger
Multiple Perspectives on How COVID-19 Affected Family, Educational, Clinical, & Community Life in the Autistic Community
Authors: Stremousova Svitlana , Connelly Brigid McInnes , Nguyen Tuyet-Nhi , Ibrahim Mariamme , Lawlor Mary , Blanche Erna
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

This paper will present the preliminary results of the qualitative research study and examine spatial and temporal experiences of autistic children, their caregivers, educators, and clinicians during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Primary Author and Speaker: Svitlana Stremousova

Additional Authors and Speakers: Mariamme Ibrahim, Mary Lawlor, Erna Blanche

Contributing Authors: Brigid McInnes Connelly, Tuyet-Nhi Nguyen
Rhythmic Effects: A Quantitative Pilot of a Pediatric Therapeutic Drumming Intervention
Authors: Prisco Dina , Ochoa Jorge , Nuesi Talia , Guarino Carmen , Cheuvront Barbara , Friedman Zahava
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/21/24

This study examined efficacy and instrumentation of a therapeutic drumming intervention implemented with autistic children. The study identified potentiality of an evidence-based and neurodiversity affirming intervention option for this population.

Primary Author and Speaker: Dina Prisco

Additional Authors and Speakers: Zahava Friedman

Contributing Authors: Jorge Ochoa, Talia Nuesi, Carmen Guarino, Barbara Cheuvront
Parent Emotions Regarding the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Experience & Transition Home
Authors: Kane Audrey , Spence Christine M. , Stuyvenberg Corri , Gaston Rachel , Burnsed Jennifer , Hendricks-Muñoz Karen D. , Stevenson Richard D. , Dusing Stacey
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/21/24

Emotions around the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) experience and transition home were explored. Fear was expressed equally for NICU and home, and happiness was discussed twice as often for home experiences. Professionals need to consider parent emotions during this period.

Primary Author and Speaker: Audrey Kane

Contributing Authors: Christine M. Spence, Corri Stuyvenberg, Rachel Gaston, Jennifer Burnsed, Karen D. Hendricks-Muñoz, Richard D. Stevenson, Stacey Dusing
The Effect of Wheelchair Skills Training on Increasing Participation among Manual Wheelchair Users Compared to the Standard of Care: An RSR
Authors: Seigel Brynn , Chase Tony , Murtiff Samantha , Brubaker Zoe , Meier Morgan , McCoy Sarah
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

The purpose of this rapid systematic review was to appraise literature related to the question: What is the effect of wheelchair skills training on increasing participation in occupations among wheelchair users as compared to standard of care?

Primary Author and Speaker: Brynn Seigel

Additional Authors and Speakers: Samantha Murtiff, Zoe Brubaker, Morgan Meier, Sarah McCoy

Contributing Authors: Tony Chase
Effectiveness of Seating & Mobility Services on the Occupational Performance of Individuals With Disabilities in Guatemala
Authors: Short Nathan , Henton Patricia A. , Smitson Emily , Barg Anna , Baumgartner Leah , Brown Taporia , Jurek Makayla , Langbein Kaitlyn
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/21/24

Are seating and mobility services delivered through an international service learning (ISL) model effective at improving occupational performance of people with disabilities in low- to middle-income countries?

Primary Author and Speaker: Nathan Short

Additional Authors and Speakers: Patricia A. Henton, Emily Smitson, Anna Barg, Leah Baumgartner, Taporia Brown, Makayla Jurek, Kaitlyn Langbein
Developing a Driving Simulator Protocol to Build the Driving Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities of Novice Drivers With Autism Spectrum Disorder
Authors: Woolverton Alexandra , Dickerson Anne E. , Warren Kaitlin
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

Driving, as a complex instrumental activity of daily livng, uses integrated skills from all performance skills and client factors. As a gap in service, protocols for training novice drivers with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) on the DriveSafety Simulator is described along with results from a pretest-posttest.

Primary Author and Speaker: Alexandra Woolverton

Additional Authors and Speakers: Kaitlin Warren

Contributing Authors: Anne E. Dickerson
Development & Validation of the IADL Context-Based Cognitive Flexibility Assessment for Individuals With Schizophrenia With the Delphi Method
Authors: Huang Lin-Jye , Mao Hui-Fen , Yang Yi-Hong , Wu Chien-Te
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

This study's outcome will yield the first cognitive flexibility assessment in instrumental activities of daily living (IADL) contexts worldwide, offering crucial insights into investigating IADL context-based cognitive flexibility and the diverse interpretations of executive functions.

Primary Author and Speaker: Lin-Jye Huang

Contributing Authors: Hui-Fen Mao, Yi-Hong Yang, Chien-Te Wu
Intimacy & Relationships: Experience of Individuals With Autism Spectrum Disorder
Authors: Mendoza Melissa P. , Luna John
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/21/24

This poster presents findings from a quantitative study to identify the constraints affecting relationship development among individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Findings can support evidence-based intervention for practitioners working with young adults with ASD.

Primary Author and Speaker: Melissa P. Mendoza

Additional Authors and Speakers: John Luna

Contributing Authors: John Luna
Importance of Serious Leisure Pursuits: Participation in Silver Sneakers & Impact of Quality of Life in Community-Dwelling Older Adults
Authors: Carder Devyn Elise , Maloney Susan
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/21/24

Serious leisure has the opportunity to advance successful aging in the community through a variety of health outcomes. This poster will empower practitioners to reevaluate the benefits of serious leisure in community-based settings for older adults.

Primary Author and Speaker: Devyn Elise Carder

Contributing Authors: Susan Maloney
Facilitators of & Barriers to Caregiver Adherence to Home Therapy Recommendations for Brachial Plexus Birth Injury: A Survey Study
Authors: Wingrat Jennifer , Gertz Shayna , Miller Amy Mae
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/21/24

This poster presents findings from a survey of caregivers of infants with brachial plexus birth injury regarding facilitators of and barriers to adherence to home therapy recommendations; best practices for making home recommendations are identified.

Primary Author and Speaker: Jennifer Wingrat

Additional Authors and Speakers: Shayna Gertz, Amy Mae Miller
An Occupational View of LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and other) Individuals Experiencing Homelessness; A Comparative Case Study
Authors: Isenman Han L. , Owens Grayson , Tyminski Quinn P. , Owens Grayson , Tyminski Quinn P.
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/21/24

This study aimed to explore occupations of LGBTQ+ IEH. A comparative case study analysis was used to determine barriers preventing engagement in occupations, and the role that OTPs can have in addressing barriers to participation for LGBTQ+ IEH.

Primary Author and Speaker: Han L Isenman

Additional Authors and Speakers: Grayson Owens, Quinn P. Tyminski

Contributing Authors: Grayson Owens, Quinn P. Tyminski
Recommendations for Increasing Accessibility & Inclusivity of Community Spaces for Autistic LGBT+ Adults Utilizing a Community-Centered Approach
Authors: Schmidt Elizabeth , Bauza De Garcia Jess Marie Cecília
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

A survey of recommendations to support participation for LGBT+ autistic adults indicates the need to hire and promote LGBT+ autistic people, create sensory-friendly spaces, streamline accommodations, and require training for mental health providers.

Primary Author and Speaker: Elizabeth Schmidt

Additional Authors and Speakers: Jess Marie Cecília Bauza De Garcia
Using Small Group Mentorship as a Change Process: Through the Lens of the Clinician
Authors: Gee Bryan M. , Schoen Sarah A. , King Natalie , Ochsenbein Mim
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

The mentorship and its instructional content supported clinicians in developing and validating comprehension of the content, in their professional development and assisted them in navigating opportunities and challenges in clinical practice.

Primary Author and Speaker: Bryan M. Gee

Additional Authors and Speakers: Sarah A. Schoen, Natalie King, Mim Ochsenbein
Impact of Acute Care OT on Unplanned Hospital Readmission for Patients With Traumatic Brain Injury
Authors: Bukhari Rayyan , Edelstein Jessica , Weaver Jennifer , Hoffman Amanda L. , Davalos Deana , Sharp Julia , Graham James
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/21/24

Results indicated that only insurance type was significantly associated with 30-day readmission. Our results inform OTs about which patient factors may contribute to a higher risk of readmission for patients hospitalized with traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Primary Author and Speaker: Rayyan Bukhari

Contributing Authors: Jessica Edelstein, Jennifer Weaver, Amanda L. Hoffman, Deana Davalos, Julia Sharp, James Graham
Developmental Outcomes of Preterm Infants Enrolled in a Randomized Clinical Trial of a Parent-Administered Sensorimotor Intervention in the NICU
Authors: Fucile Sandra , Snider Laurie , Dow Kimberly
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

This study revealed that a parent-administered sensorimotor intervention can enhance motor function in preterm infants, supporting the importance of OT’s advocacy for early parent-delivered interventions in the neonatal intensive care unit.

Primary Author and Speaker: Sandra Fucile

Contributing Authors: Laurie Snider, Kimberly Dow
Quantifying Child Engagement & Therapist Strategies During Treatment of Children on the Autism Spectrum: A Video Coding Pilot Study
Authors: Watson-Grace Amy , Martis Joseph E. , Wengerd Lauren , Crasta Jewel Elias
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

This pilot study explores the relationship between OT strategies and child engagement levels during routine OT sessions. Our results offer preliminary evidence for optimizing active engagement of autistic children during therapy.

Primary Author and Speaker: Amy Watson-Grace

Additional Authors and Speakers: Jewel Elias Crasta

Contributing Authors: Joseph E. Martis, Lauren Wengerd
Implementing Participation-Level Goals Across the Care Continuum: A Multidisciplinary Quality Improvement Initiative
Authors: Tanner Kelly Jane , Bican Rachel , Byars Michelle , Boster Jamie , O’Rourke Sara , Coleman Casto Shelley
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

Patients may not achieve participation-level outcomes if they do not have participation-level goals. We used quality improvement methodology to implement participation-level goals across multiple departments and disciplines at one pediatric hospital.

Primary Author and Speaker: Kelly Jane Tanner

Additional Authors and Speakers: Sara O’Rourke, Shelley Coleman Casto

Contributing Authors: Rachel Bican, Michelle Byars, Jamie Boster
Methodological Components for Evaluating Treatment Effectiveness of the SOS Approach to Feeding: A Feasibility Study
Authors: Schoen Sarah A. , Balderrama Rachel
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

This feasibility study offers tools and procedures for researchers and clinicians for implementation of an effectiveness study of the Sequential-Oral-Sensory (SOS) Approach to feeding. A fidelity measure was created and sensitive outcomes identified for future studies.

Primary Author and Speaker: Sarah A. Schoen

Contributing Authors: Rachel Balderrama