bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Workload Characterization and Classification: A Step Towards Better Resource Utilization in a Cloud Data Center
Authors: Katal Avita , Dahiya Susheela , Choudhury Tanupriya
Published: July 2023

Advancements in virtualization technology have led to better utilization of existing infrastructure. It allows numerous virtual machines with different workloads to coexist on the same physical server, resulting in a pool of server resources. It is critical to understand enterprise workloads to correctly create and configure existing and future support in such pools. Managing resources in a cloud data center is one of the most difficult tasks. The dynamic nature of the cloud environment, as well as the high level of uncertainty, has created these challenges. These applications’ diverse Quality of Service (QoS) requirements make data center management difficult. Accurate forecasting of future resource demand is required to meet QoS needs and ensure better resource utilization. Consequently, data center workload modeling and categorization are needed to meet software quality solutions cost-effectively. This paper uses traces of Bitbrain’s data to characterize and categorize workload. Clustering (K Means and Gaussian mixture model) and Classification strategies (K Nearest Neighbors, Logistic Regression, Decision Trees, Random Forest, and Support Vector Machine) characterize and model the workload traces. K Means shows better results as compared to GMM when compared to the Calinski Harabasz index and Davies-Bouldin score. The results showed that the Decision Tree achieves the maximum accuracy of 99.18%, followed by K Nearest Neighbor (KNN), Random Forest (RF), Support Vector Machine (SVM) Logistic Regression (LR), Multi-Layer Perceptron (MLP), and Back Propagation Neural Networks.
Impact of computer vision based secure image enrichment techniques on image classification model
Authors: Rao A. Shubha , Mahantesh K.
Published: July 2023

Growing advancement in Artificial Intelligence has led to developing systems which can think, analyze, recognize patterns and are capable enough to convert data into information has turned out to be a major prerequisite. An effort to provide enriched data with Computer Vision based Image Enrichment techniques and its impact on performance of Deep learning algorithms (VIRNet) is analyzed in the research. At first, various image enrichment technique like sharpening, denoising, color enhancement which makes the dominant features more visible which can be easily captured by the classification model. Later, popular computer vision techniques for image segmentation which differentiates the background and foreground area like Deeplabv3, Mask R-CNN and Region based segmentation methods are applied and its impact over Classification model is analyzed. The experimental study was conducted on popular image dataset Caltech 101 and Caltech-256, from the results it is clearly evident the image enrichment based on CLAHE outweighs the popular segmentation methods. Besides image segmentation and enrichment techniques, implementing an AES encryption in the process helps in protecting the sensitive data and ensures the data is kept private and secure. An image classification algorithm using deep learning equipped with AES encryption is implemented, which adds a layer of security to an image processing system.
ANALISIS PENGARUH PROFITABILITAS, LIKUIDITAS, KEBIJAKAN DIVIDEN, DAN KEPUTUSAN INVESTASI TERHADAP NILAI PERUSAHAAN PADA PERUSAHAAN SEKTOR INDUSTRI FARMASI DI BURSA EFEK INDONESIA
Authors: Ka Monika Ni
Published: July 2023

Firm worth can be deciphered as market esteem or describes the condition and financial performance of a company, besides that company value is an indicator to be thought about by investors in making decisions. As a predictive model for company value, This research aims to ascertain how the pharmaceutical industry's IDX firm value (PBV) is affected by profitability (ROA), liquidity (CR), dividend policy (DPR), and investment decision (PER). The time period that was used for the research was five years 2017-2021. The method of research that will be Multiple Linear Regression Analysis is used in this study. with the SPSS 21 program with a 5 percent significance level. This study found that profitability has no significant impact on company value, that liquidity has no impact on company value, that dividend policy has no impact on company value, and that investment decisions have an impact on company value.
THE EFFECT OF FINANCIAL CONDITIONS AND COMPANY SIZE ON THE GOING CONCERN AUDIT OPINION
Authors: Sihombing Tanggor , Wandy Kent Matthew
Published: July 2023

This study aims to analyze the effect of financial condition and company size on going concern audit opinion. For the measurement proxy, the independent variable of the study, namely the company's financial condition, is measured by the Revised Altman Z-Score Model, while for company size it is measured by the natural logarithm of total assets. As for the dependent variable of the study, namely the going concern audit opinion measured by a dummy variable based on the financial statements presented by the company in accordance with the disclosure of a going concern audit opinion. The number of observations in this study were 245 observations taken from 49 companies in the mining sector with five years of observation. The sampling technique used was the purposive sampling method by taking samples from S&P Capital IQ for financial data for 2017-2021 which were then processed using STATA ver. 17. The result is empirical evidence that financial conditions have a negative effect on going-concern audit opinions, while company size has a positive effect on going-concern audit opinions. For the control variable, only auditor affiliation has an effect on going concern audit opinion with a negative relationship.
Benefícios dos Neuroscosméticos na Estética
Authors: Pereira Luiza Santos , Canei Tayná Cristina , Machado Karina
Published: July 2023

O estresse é uma resposta do organismo a determinados estímulos que representam circunstâncias súbitas ou ameaçadoras. Neste contexto, para se adaptar à nova situação, o corpo desencadeia reações que ativam a produção de hormônios, entre eles o cortisol, que tem papel de destaque na aparição de desordens estéticas, como melasma, acne e envelhecimento. Ciente deste cenário, a indústria cosmética inovou apresentando soluções eficazes para auxiliar na melhora desses quadros e assim surgiu a neurocosmética e os neurocosméticos. Neste contexto, através de uma revisão bibliográfica descritiva com abordagem qualitativa, o presente trabalho tem como objetivo analisar os benefícios do uso de neurocosméticos para tratamentos de desordens estéticas. Os resultados demonstraram que os ativos presentes nos neurocosméticos possuem ação anti-inflamatória, antiapoptótica, neuroprotetora e neurotrófica, melhorando a diferenciação celular e consequentemente promovendo resultados estéticos positivos. Além disso, promovem a sensação de bem-estar, trazendo desta forma benefícios para o tratamento das desordens estéticas.
Development and Implementation of a Web-Based PUV Booking App
Authors: Alma Christie C. Reyna
Published: July 2023

The study presents the development and implementation of a Web-Based PUV Booking App for the Surigao City Integrated Land Transport Terminal. Utilizing the prototyping software development model and object-oriented analysis and design, the app was designed with a user-centric approach, ensuring adaptability and continuous improvement. Implemented using the Laravel framework, the app offers efficiency, scalability, and support for object-oriented programming. The app addresses challenges faced by commuters in terminal-based PUV services, providing a user-friendly interface for seat reservations, real-time seat availability display, and fixed departure times and destinations information, ultimately enhancing the overall commuting experience.
ELEMENTOS DEL CONTROL DE CALIDAD EN LAS AUDITORÍAS
Authors: Pérez Martínez Antonia Estela , Chambers Cuadra Yovany René
Published: July 2023

La calidad es un elemento clave para obtener auditorías con excelencia y es función y responsabilidad del director ejecutivo, socio o jefe de la unidad de auditoría velar por su cumplimiento, compromiso que puede delegar o ejercer con el apoyo de otro personal con experiencia y conocimientos dentro de la unidad. Para lograr auditorías con calidad los directivos deben tomar en cuenta requerimientos éticos como independencia y objetividad, asignar recursos humanos con preparación técnica y supervisar el proceso de ejecución y presentación de los resultados de las auditorías. Con este ensayo se muestran las normativas y diversos códigos de ética

 

que respaldan el control de la calidad que debe estar inmersa en todo el proceso de auditoría, con el propósito de que los encargos se realicen  tomando en  cuenta  los requisitos de calidad adecuados para lograr informes de auditoría que permitan de manera oportuna conocer los resultados para la toma de decisiones que agreguen valor a las entidades.
MATERIALIDAD Y RIESGO DE AUDITORÍA EN LA PLANIFICACIÓN DE LA AUDITORÍA
Authors: Valencia Alderete María Félix
Published: July 2023

La materialidad es un concepto de vieja data en la auditoría, se aplica desde inicio del siglo veinte y es muy usado por los auditores para determinar aspectos que no son relevantes. Mientras que el riesgo de auditoría es un concepto más nuevo siendo utilizado desde los años 90. Ambos conceptos materialidad y riesgo de auditoría son utilizados en todo el proceso de auditoría, desde la planificación, ejecución y comunicación de resultados, siendo el objetivo de este ensayo brindar información sobre la relación que tienen en la planificación de la auditoría y como ayudan a brindar información para determinar el tipo de pruebas que el auditor utilizará para ejecutar la auditoría y por ende presentar resultados u opiniones basadas en evidencia suficiente y adecuada. Existen normas y literatura que tratan sobre los conceptos de materialidad y auditoría; sin embargo la abordan de manera muy genérica sin explicar cómo se aplican estos conceptos y su utilidad en el proceso de auditoría muy en especial en la planificación. Siendo principalmente el riesgo de auditoría el menos detallado o explicado, por lo que mediante este ensayo describimos cómo se calcula el riesgo de auditoría, como una manera de ilustrar el uso de este concepto al planear la auditoría.
FASES DEL EXAMEN DE INFORMES DE RENDICIÓN DE CUENTAS
Authors: Ortega G. Elmer A.
Published: July 2023

La Contraloría General de la República, por mandato constitucional, ejerce el control posterior sobre el uso y manejo de fondos y bienes públicos.  Uno de los mecanismos utilizados por esta  entidad de fiscalización superior para ejercer este control, lo es el examen a los informes de rendición de cuentas. Antes del 2020, la CGR realizaba evaluaciones a los  informes de rendición de cuentas recibidos y comunicaba a las entidades las observaciones a los mismos; no obstante, no se examinaba en propiedad dichos informes. A finales del 2020, se aprobó el Reglamento de Rendición, Examen y Finiquito de Cuentas de los Agentes y Empleados de Manejo, el cual es la base para que las entidades presenten los  informes de rendición de cuentas que serán objeto de examen. Posteriormente, mediante la Resolución Número1810-2020-DNMySC de 14 diciembre de 2020, se creó la Subdirección Nacional de Rendición de Cuentas, la cual fue adscrita a la Dirección Nacional de Fiscalización General, quien es la unidad operativa encargada de realizar el examen a los informes de rendición de cuentas recibidos en la CGR. El examen de cuentas se realiza mediante las fases de planificación, ejecución y presentación de resultados Con este ensayo describimos los pasos a seguir por el fiscalizador para llevar a cabo dichas fases.
Health-Promoting Lifestyle Behaviors Among Jordanian University Students
Authors: Al-Matalka Shaden Khalil , Nazzal Mohammad , Jaber Ala'A F. , Oteir Alaa , Abu-Alim Mariam
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

University students’ lifestyle behaviors may change for the better or worse as a result of several factors in their lives. Studying these behaviors would provide effective interventions to improve the lifestyle and health promotion of university students.

Primary Author and Speaker: Shaden Khalil Al-Matalka

Additional Authors and Speakers: Mohammad Nazzal, Ala'A F. Jaber

Contributing Authors: Shaden Khalil Al-Matalka, Mohammad Nazzal, Ala'A F. Jaber, Alaa Oteir, Mariam Abu-Alim
Impact of Raising Children With Rare Diseases on the Family: A Mixed-Methods Study
Authors: Lim Yoonjeong
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

This mixed-methods study investigated the impact of raising children with a rare disease on the family. The findings support an evidence-based approach to improve well-being and family functioning of the families in the field of OT.

Primary Author and Speaker: Yoonjeong Lim
Predictors of School Participation Among Children and Youth with Craniofacial Microsomia and Childhood-Onset Disabilities
Authors: Kaelin Vera C , Anaby Dana , Werler Martha M , Khetani Mary Alunkal
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

Our research revealed that the number of caregiver strategies intensified the impact of environmental support on participation attendance in school occupations among children and youth with craniofacial microsomia and childhood-onset disabilities.

Primary Author and Speaker: Vera C Kaelin

Contributing Authors: Dana Anaby, Martha M Werler, Mary Alunkal Khetani
Assessing the Benefits of Establishing OT Services in a Orthopedic Hospital Where Only Physical Therapy Services Are Currently Provided
Authors: Schnell Jared , Wentz Stacy
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

This process improvement project aimed to determine how OT may potentially benefit an acute care orthopedic hospital that currently provides only PT services. Functional screening tools were used to obtain scores to determine deficits in activities of daily living.

Primary Author and Speaker: Jared Schnell

Additional Authors and Speakers: Stacy Wentz
Investigation of the Reliability of Light & Sound Accessibility Measurements in iOS Devices
Authors: Drake Mason A. D. , Aktar Sayeda Farzana , Smith Roger O.
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

Light and sound measurements were collected to determine whether accessibility results varied across devices as a result of new hardware. The results displayed differences in the data and indicated that algorithms in apps need to be adjusted to account for this.

Primary Author and Speaker: Mason A. D. Drake

Additional Authors and Speakers: Roger O. Smith

Contributing Authors: Sayeda Farzana Aktar
Association Between Positive Social Contexts & Social Participation Among Children With Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Authors: Jeong Yoo Gyeong , Keum Hyojin , Kwak Bokyeong , Kim Jihyun , Park Sangmi , Hong Ickpyo
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

We found that positive social relationship and support were important to improve social participation of children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). OTs would need to provide emotional support programs for children with ADHD to promote their social activities.

Primary Author and Speaker: Yoo Gyeong Jeong

Contributing Authors: Hyojin Keum, Bokyeong Kwak, Jihyun Kim, Sangmi Park, Ickpyo Hong
Understanding the Microaggressions Experienced by Students of Color From Their White Professors in OT Programs
Authors: Frommer Sara , Pierre Jacquelyn , Santomo Geena , Pineda Corrine , Artiles Jackeline , Knis-Matthews Laurie
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Students of color have long experienced microaggressions from White professors in their higher academic programs, yet research exploring this topic in OT programs is limited. This qualitative study explored the perceptions of microaggressions experienced by five OT students of color taught by predominantly White female professors. It is hoped that the voices of these five participants will continue the conversation about diversity, equity, and inclusion in OT programs across the United States.

Primary Author and Speaker: Sara Frommer

Additional Authors and Speakers: Jacquelyn Pierre, Geena Santomo, Corrine Pineda, Jackeline Artiles, Laurie Knis-Matthews
Role of Social Support in Participating in Mobility- & Cognitively Demanding Activities Poststroke
Authors: Anthony Melissa , Baum Carolyn , Nicholas Marjorie , Dagli Chaitali , Connor Lisa
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

This study explores how social support mediates the relationship between an individual’s abilities and their participation. Results indicate that social support is a mediator for people with aphasia to participate in cognitively demanding activities.

Primary Author and Speaker: Melissa Anthony

Additional Authors and Speakers: Lisa Connor

Contributing Authors: Carolyn Baum, Marjorie Nicholas, Chaitali Dagli
Better Than a Paid Vacation: OTs’ Contribution to Interdisciplinary Hospice Teams
Authors: Baumeister Sarah , Moore Cary
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

OTs’ role in end-of-life care is misunderstood and underutilized. This qualitative descriptive analysis explores how OTs contribute to interdisciplinary hospice teams in a thematic analysis of interviews with nurses and social workers on hospice teams that employ OTs. The findings from this study can be used to advocate for more OT positions on interdisciplinary hospice teams.

Primary Author and Speaker: Sarah Baumeister

Contributing Authors: Cary Moore
Role of OT in Aging-in-Place Initiatives
Authors: O’Hagan Colleen , Kashiwa Amy , Tomlin George , Plouviez Seira , Chan Lauren , Beck Danielle
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

This presentation will present evidence for OT-led falls prevention programs to support community-dwelling older adults aging in place. Established programs, multifactorial approaches, and funding options for implementation will be discussed. The authors’ intended context for application is a rural nonprofit Village-to-Village model community.

Primary Author and Speaker: Colleen O'Hagan

Additional Authors and Speakers: Seira Plouviez, Lauren Chan, Danielle Beck

Contributing Authors: Amy Kashiwa, George Tomlin
Promoting Culturally Responsive Mentoring Among OT Students From Historically Marginalized Groups
Authors: Carr Shanteria , Njelesani Janet
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Mentoring provides guidance for students during their academic and professional journeys. This study’s results offer recommendations to OT faculty and institutions to promote culturally responsive mentoring for OT students from historically marginalized groups.

Primary Author and Speaker: Shanteria Carr

Additional Authors and Speakers: Janet Njelesani
Supporting Educators With OT Self-Regulation Resources for Kindergarten to Eighth-Grade Students to Increase Their Successful Participation in the Classroom
Authors: Youngblood Abreigh , Crawford Joy
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

This project explores the understanding that educators have in regard to self-regulation’s effect on children in kindergarten through eighth-grade classrooms and gauges what resources are needed to develop further understanding and promote use of self-regulation techniques.

Primary Author and Speaker: Abreigh Youngblood

Contributing Authors: Joy Crawford
Autobiographical Memory Functions of Healthy Older Adults & Their Associations With Self-Rated Health
Authors: Kim Inhye , Shin Jiwon , An Hyunseo , Park Sangmi
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Autobiographical memory function is categorized into three types according to the purpose of recalling personal episodic memories. We found a negative association between autobiographical memory function and self-rated health of healthy older adults.

Primary Author and Speaker: Inhye Kim

Additional Authors and Speakers: Hyunseo An, Sangmi Park

Contributing Authors: Jiwon Shin
Older Adults’ Perceptions of Transitional Driving Planning & Their Informational Needs
Authors: Gibbs Debra , Barnickel Caitlin , Dyduch Anna , Kita Katie , Metzger Natalie , Rauch Katherine
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

This poster highlights current literature and results of a study regarding older adults’ perceptions of transitional driving planning. Themes from the study and roles for providers are explored, such as resource development, education, and advocacy roles.

Primary Author and Speaker: Debra Gibbs

Additional Authors and Speakers: Caitlin Barnickel, Anna Dyduch, Katie Kita, Natalie Metzger, Katherine Rauch
Cultivating Well-Being & Connectedness: A University-Based Therapeutic Sensory Garden Study
Authors: Delbert Theresa , Stepansky Kasey E. , Bucey Janet
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

The impact of a university therapeutic sensory garden on quality of life, sense of well-being, and community among university students was investigated. Quality of life was defined as encompassing physical, mental, and social health and well-being. Results indicated a positive association between time spent in nature and impact on mental health and well-being for improved quality of life. In addition, being in nature contributed to a sense of connection to a common good beyond just the self.

Primary Author and Speaker: Theresa Delbert

Additional Authors and Speakers: Kasey E. Stepansky, Janet Bucey
A Glimpse Into the Mental Health of Graduate Students in Health Science Professions at One Educational Institution
Authors: Muskatallo Erin , Coppola Andrea , Fisher Sara , SanGiacomo Amber , Reading Emma Kathleen
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

This poster highlights results from a cross-sectional research study that examined stress, anxiety, and depression levels; sources of stress; and coping mechanisms of graduate students in health science programs at one educational institution .

Primary Author and Speaker: Erin Muskatallo

Additional Authors and Speakers: Sara Fisher, Amber SanGiacomo, Emma Kathleen Reading

Contributing Authors: Andrea Coppola
Family Caregivers of Stroke Survivors: OT & Mental Health & Wellness
Authors: Husain Emili , Kniepmann Kathleen , Kniepmann Kathleen
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Helping relatives with stroke can be demanding. This study explored how OTs address mental health and wellness with family caregivers. Findings can guide education of clinicians and contribute to policy change.

Primary Author and Speaker: Emili Husain

Additional Authors and Speakers: Kathleen Kniepmann

Contributing Authors: Kathleen Kniepmann
Suicide Safety Planning: A Systematic Review Supporting OT Research & Practice
Authors: Marshall Carrie Anne , Crowley Pavlina , Carmichael Dave , Aryobi Suliman , Goldszmidt Rebecca A. , Isard Roxanne , Easton Corinna , Holmes Julia , Murphy Susanne
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Suicide is a leading cause of mortality worldwide. OTs regularly encounter persons who are at risk of suicide in their practice, and they need to be aware of strategies to mitigate risk. Suicide safety planning is an evidence-based intervention designed for this purpose. We conducted this systematic review to synthesize effectiveness studies to determine the outcomes and components of safety planning interventions to direct future OT research and practice.

Primary Author and Speaker: Carrie Anne Marshall

Contributing Authors: Pavlina Crowley, Dave Carmichael, Suliman Aryobi, Rebecca A. Goldszmidt, Roxanne Isard, Corinna Easton, Julia Holmes, Susanne Murphy
Evaluation of a Student Hand Therapy Clinic Using a Logic Model
Authors: Baniqued Nathaniel Nazareno , Kaskutas Victoria , McAndrew Rose
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

This study demonstrates that a student-run pro bono clinic can reintegrate patients back to meaningful life roles, prepare OT students for future clinical practice, and generate evidence with a wide reach. These results were made possible by using a logic model, which was instrumental in planning, implementing, evaluating, and iteratively modifying the clinic semester by semester.

Primary Author and Speaker: Nathaniel Nazareno Baniqued

Additional Authors and Speakers: Rose McAndrew

Contributing Authors: Victoria Kaskutas
Mental Health Simulations in OT Education: A Scoping Review
Authors: Machnik Kelly , Fox Meghan , Williams Betsy , Harvey Barbara , Piven Emily , McKnight Ashley
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

There are few publications on mental health simulations in OT programs. This scoping review found that students gained increased knowledge, competence, and confidence in mental health practice skills and enjoyed simulation.

Primary Author and Speaker: Kelly Machnik

Additional Authors and Speakers: Ashley McKnight

Contributing Authors: Meghan Fox, Betsy Williams, Barbara Harvey, Emily Piven
Exploring OT for Idiopathic Toe Walking: Comparing Interdisciplinary Practices
Authors: Alvarado M. Irma , Williams Cylie , Lehman Leigh , McCaigue Ileana S. , Doyle Delaney , Hendry Katy , Trull Olivia , Ellington Kylie , Ellington Kylie
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Idiopathic toe walking (ITW) appears in children without a neurological, orthopedic, or psychiatric diagnosis. A survey of OTs’ perspectives on evidence-based practices was compared with a larger sample of professionals who also treat ITW.

Primary Author and Speaker: M Irma Alvarado

Additional Authors and Speakers: Kylie Ellington

Contributing Authors: Cylie Williams, Leigh Lehman, Ileana S. McCaigue, Delaney Doyle, Katy Hendry, Olivia Trull, Kylie Ellington
Mediating Effect of Activity of Daily Life Dependence on the Relationship Between Cognition & Behavioral & Psychological Symptoms of Dementia
Authors: Jeong Jiin , Yoo Eunyong
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

In this study, we conducted the path analysis for identifying the mediating effect of activities of daily living (ADL) dependence on the path from cognitive function to behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia for older adults with dementia.

Primary Author and Speaker: Jiin Jeong

Contributing Authors: Eunyong Yoo
Commonalities in the Experience of Cosplay as Meaningful Co-Occupation Affecting Identity Development
Authors: Karen Kyle E. , Whittaker Jennifer K.
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

This grounded theory study examined cosplay as a meaningful co-occupation. The results indicated that participation in cosplay contributed to identity development for participants. This poster will communicate commonalities in the experience and meaning of cosplay and proposes cosplay as a therapeutic occupation with potential for community-based intervention.

Primary Author and Speaker: Kyle E. Karen

Additional Authors and Speakers: Jennifer K. Whittaker
OTs & Pediatric Medical Residents: Using Virtual Game-Based Simulations to Foster Collaboration in Pediatric Primary Care
Authors: Trio Jessica , Johnson Maureen , Vause Earland Tracey
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Improving future pediatricians’ perception of OT using virtual game-based simulations may foster interprofessional collaboration in pediatric primary care, thus potentially creating a collaborative role for OT in primary care early intervention.

Primary Author and Speaker: Jessica Trio

Contributing Authors: Maureen Johnson, Tracey Vause Earland
Prevalence & Efficacy of Coping Strategies Utilized by Entry-Level OT Students
Authors: McClain Hanna , Espiritu Elena Wong , Michaels Natalie , Reddy Lavanya , Bender Caitlin , Cusick Megan , Wu Samantha , Hicks Rachel
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

This mixed-methods study concluded that awareness of various coping strategies is essential; however, level of effectiveness is student specific. Academic programs can help students identify individualized coping strategies to help address stress.

Primary Author and Speaker: Hanna McClain

Additional Authors and Speakers: Samantha Wu, Rachel Hicks

Contributing Authors: Elena Wong Espiritu, Natalie Michaels, Lavanya Reddy, Caitlin Bender, Megan Cusick
Early Detection of Neurodevelopmental Disorders in Pediatric Primary Care: A Scoping Review
Authors: O’Hara Paulette T. , Talero Pamela , Vause Earland Tracey
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

This scoping review identified models of care (MOCs) facilitating early detection of neurodevelopmental disorders in the pediatric primary care setting, aligning the MOC characteristics with OT practice and promoting OT’s value.

Primary Author and Speaker: Paulette T. O'Hara

Contributing Authors: Pamela Talero, Tracey Vause Earland
Predictors of Clinical Experience Performance in Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy: A Scoping Review
Authors: Horwitz Heidi , MacPherson Kevin , Morgan-Daniel Jane , Gerry Grace , Struckmeyer Linda
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

The purpose of this study was to identify predictors of clinical experience success among OT and PT students. Findings can help identify students who may benefit from intervention before clinical experiences.

Primary Author and Speaker: Heidi Horwitz

Additional Authors and Speakers: Linda Struckmeyer

Contributing Authors: Kevin MacPherson, Jane Morgan-Daniel, Grace Gerry
Barriers to & Facilitators of Integration of OT Into Primary Care: An Exploration of Contemporary Practice in the United States
Authors: Klinedinst Tara C. , Rouch Stephanie , White Jennifer , Leland Natalie
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

We investigated contemporary OT practice in a primary care setting. This work aims to provide a road map and considerations for cementing our role as primary health care providers.

Primary Author and Speaker: Tara C. Klinedinst

Contributing Authors: Stephanie Rouch, Jennifer White, Natalie Leland
Perceived Facilitators of & Barriers to Actual Arm Use During Everyday Activities in Community-Dwelling Individuals With Chronic Stroke
Authors: Kim Grace J. , Lebovich Shir , Rand Debbie
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

Actual arm use is a complex construct related to the characteristics of the person, contextual environment, and the nature of the task. Our results support the growing call to adopt a broader biopsychosocial framework in stroke rehabilitation.

Primary Author and Speaker: Grace J. Kim

Contributing Authors: Shir Lebovich, Debbie Rand
TikTok & Its Role in OT Promotion, Best Practice, & Innovation
Authors: Barbic Skye Pamela , Zenone Marco , Chasca Whitney , Nerada Samantha Barbic
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

TikTok has the potential to be used by OT to share innovations and best practices, build communities of practice, and engage in collaborative efforts to share the value added of the profession across the life span. The purpose of this cross-sectional study is to describe the content of TikTok videos with the hashtag #occupationaltherapy and investigate how OT is being portrayed.

Primary Author and Speaker: Skye Pamela Barbic

Additional Authors and Speakers: Whitney Chasca, Samantha Barbic Nerada

Contributing Authors: Marco Zenone
Benefits & Challenges of Telehealth Feeding Intervention for Autistic Children
Authors: Banez Sophia , Hladik Libby , St. John Brittany , Drew John , Ausderau Karla , Mack Clara , Sommers Mary
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

This study compares the delivery of an intervention in person and via telehealth. Results have important implications for OT when considering intervention accessibility and adaptations from in-person to telehealth delivery.

Primary Author and Speaker: Sophia Banez

Additional Authors and Speakers: Clara Mack, Mary Sommers

Contributing Authors: Libby Hladik, Brittany St John, John Drew, Karla Ausderau
Does Race, Ethnicity, & Insurance Status Predict Functional Outcomes in Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients?
Authors: Clancy Malachy James
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

This research explores the impact of race, ethnicity, and insurance status on hospitalized patients with COVID-19 and seeks to understand the influence of these variables on functional trajectories and discharge dispositions.

Primary Author and Speaker: Malachy James Clancy
The Patient-Driven Payment Model & Shifting Employment Patterns Among OTs
Authors: LeRoy Sydney , Mickus Maureen , Callahan Makenzie , Friend Piper , Lee Luke
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

This research aimed to explore employment factors of OTs after patient-driven payment model (PDPM) implementation. The majority of OTs indicated changes regarding increased productivity requirements, reduced hours, pay cuts, and loss of benefits. Few OTs reported job loss.

Primary Author and Speaker: Sydney LeRoy

Additional Authors and Speakers: Makenzie Callahan, Piper Friend, Luke Lee

Contributing Authors: Maureen Mickus
Acute Care OT Fieldwork Education: Clinical Skill Development & Professionalism From the Clinical Instructor Perspective
Authors: Baucum Bailey
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

The purpose of this study was to determine Level II acute-care fieldwork educators’ professional and clinical experiences with students to determine the need for further educational intervention for students and fieldwork educators before fieldwork.

Primary Author and Speaker: Bailey Baucum
Evaluating Occupational Performance Needs Identified by Women Impacted by Cancer
Authors: Goldberg-O'Neil Hannah , Maher Colleen , Mendonca Rochelle
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

Cancer significantly affects function and engagement in meaningful occupations. This exploratory study showed that challenges were identified by women with cancer in diverse occupational areas, and their demographics did not affect these challenges.

Primary Author and Speaker: Hannah Goldberg-O'Neil

Additional Authors and Speakers: Colleen Maher, Rochelle Mendonca
Pediatric Sensorineural Hearing Loss: Improving Services for Children At Risk for Future Developmental Delays
Authors: Sherman Sophie
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Children born with sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL) are at a higher risk for motor, sensory, and social development delays. This study reveals a gap between what is assessed and treated and the challenges experienced by children with SNHL.

Primary Author and Speaker: Sophie Sherman
Are Medical Home Care Components Associated With Current Educational Service Use in Children & Youth on the Autism Spectrum?
Authors: Rizk Sabrin , Benevides Teal , Shiu Chengshi Amory , Berg Kristin L. , Khetani Mary Alunkal
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

We measured which medical home care components were associated with the likelihood of current educational service use, controlling for select social and clinical factors, in children and youth on the autism spectrum.

Primary Author and Speaker: Sabrin Rizk

Contributing Authors: Teal Benevides, Chengshi Amory Shiu, Kristin L. Berg, Mary Alunkal Khetani
Evaluating the Feasibility of Using a Standardized Force Control & Perception Assessment in Young Children
Authors: Pesci Megan G. , Eilers Chloe , Baker Elsie , Chu Virginia W.
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

This study evaluates the feasibility of a standardized force control and perception assessment. Outcomes of this study will be used to further development of proprioception testing in young children.

Primary Author and Speaker: Megan G. Pesci

Additional Authors and Speakers: Elsie Baker, Virginia W. Chu

Contributing Authors: Chloe Eilers
The Experience of Food Insecurity During & After Homelessness in High-Income Countries: A Systematic Review & Meta-Aggregation
Authors: Easton Corinna , Oudshoorn Abe , Smith-Carrier Tracy , Forchuk Cheryl , Marshall Carrie Anne
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Because of inequitable distribution of resources, rates of homelessness and food insecurity continue to rise in high-income countries. We completed a systematic review and meta-aggregation to understand the experiences of food insecurity during and after homelessness in high-income countries. Our findings suggest that food insecurity is a serious occupational issue for individuals who are unhoused and housed after homelessness. Implications from an OT perspective will be discussed.

Primary Author and Speaker: Corinna Easton

Contributing Authors: Abe Oudshoorn, Tracy Smith-Carrier, Cheryl Forchuk, Carrie Anne Marshall
Tattoos & 6-Inch Heels: A Visual Exploration of the Meaning of Clothing for Adults With Mobility Disabilities
Authors: Simmons Chris , Ronquillo Ramon , Phan Khanh , Rezvani Celine Saba , Ryan Sheryl
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

A PhotoVoice study exploring the meaning of clothing for disabled adults yielded four themes: adaptations–innovations, trade-offs, being excluded, and breaking barriers. Adaptive clothing was seen as a barrier, raising concerns for OT intervention.

Primary Author and Speaker: Chris Simmons

Additional Authors and Speakers: Celine Saba Rezvani, Sheryl Ryan

Contributing Authors: Ramon Ronquillo, Khanh Phan
Safety, Choice, & Autonomy for People With Intellectual and Developmental Disorders & Their Caregivers During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Authors: Caudill Allison , Ausderau Karla , Hickey Emily
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Autonomy, safety, and choice are critical components of self-determination for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). This study compares adults with IDD and their caregivers to show the impact of COVID-19 on self-determination. The role of OTs will also be discussed.

Primary Author and Speaker: Allison Caudill

Contributing Authors: Karla Ausderau, Emily Hickey
International Dysphagia Diet Standardization Initiative for Dysphagia: A Literature Review
Authors: Cha Suna , Hong Ickpyo
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Clinical application and analysis of a novel dietary modification (International Dysphagia Diet Standardization Initiative) is needed to improve activities of daily living and quality of life in patients with dysphagia.

Primary Author and Speaker: Suna Cha

Additional Authors and Speakers: Ickpyo Hong
Can Social Participation Mediate the Motoric Cognitive Risk Syndrome, Depression & Loneliness in Older Adults?
Authors: Park Jihyeun , Hong Ickpyo , Park Sangmi , Jung Jaehyu , Yun Sohyeon , Khan Anastassiya , Bae Suyeong , Park Ji-Hyuk
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

In this study, we found the mediating role of social participation in the association of motoric cognitive risk (MCR) with depression of older adults. A social participation program to intervene with depression is recommended for older adults with MCR.

Primary Author and Speaker: Jihyeun Park

Additional Authors and Speakers: Suyeong Bae, Ji-Hyuk Park

Contributing Authors: Ickpyo Hong, Sangmi Park, Jaehyu Jung, Sohyeon Yun, Anastassiya Khan
Evidence for the Effectiveness of Cognitive Rehabilitation Interventions to Improve Quality of Life for Patients With Traumatic Brain Injury
Authors: King Jennifer N. , Ballinger Valerie , Bahney Garrett , Koppen Arianna
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

This systematic review found moderate evidence for the effects of cognitive rehabilitation, including contextualized, educational, and hybrid cognitive rehabilitation, on improving quality of life for people with a traumatic brain injury.

Primary Author and Speaker: Jennifer N. King

Additional Authors and Speakers: Valerie Ballinger, Garrett Bahney, Arianna Koppen
Prone to Success: The Effects of Prone on Handwriting Legibility
Authors: Pearl Magdalene M. , Duckart Julie A.
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

Because of the utility of the prone position in OT as a handwriting intervention and the lack of data supporting it, data were collected using a pretest–posttest control group design to determine whether lying in prone affects the handwriting legibility of kindergarteners.

Primary Author and Speaker: Magdalene M. Pearl

Additional Authors and Speakers: Julie A. Duckart
Health Management: Perspectives of Adults With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities After Participation in an OT Health Promotion Program
Authors: Grill Margaret M. , Mazzocco Grace , Miller Miranda , Qureshi Rija , Urso Russo Nina , VanDoren Kaylie , Ward Abigail
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

This research indicates the necessity of broadening OT health management interventions specific to the growing number of aging adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) to support improved quality of life, health literacy, and reduced medical costs.

Primary Author and Speaker: Margaret M. Grill

Contributing Authors: Grace Mazzocco, Miranda Miller, Rija Qureshi, Nina Urso Russo, Kaylie VanDoren, Abigail Ward
Lifestyle Risk Factors for the Transition to Cognitive Frailty in Older Adults: Survival Analysis of the Korean Longitudinal Study of Ageing 2006-2020
Authors: Park Jihyeun , Pak Daewoo , Hong Ickpyo , Park Ji-Hyuk
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

The study findings suggest that individual efforts to practice a healthy lifestyle could reduce the risk of cognitive frailty. These results can provide a scientific evidence base for policy maker support in health care policy.

Primary Author and Speaker: Jihyeun Park

Contributing Authors: Daewoo Pak, Ickpyo Hong, Ji-Hyuk Park
Factors That Influence Compliance with Self-Care Management of Chronic Lymphedema: A Scoping Review
Authors: Watford Patricia , Corso Caroline , Freeman Jamie , Marrow Mia , Coody Melinda , Moreno Montana , Perkins Alexis
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

Lymphedema is an ongoing disease that requires daily self-management to control symptoms and decrease the risk of progression. Patient adherence with self management programs is an important part of daily maintenance. Understanding the factors that affect patient adherence will allow clinicians to improve outcomes and quality of life for their clients.

Primary Author and Speaker: Patricia Watford

Additional Authors and Speakers: Caroline Corso, Jamie Freeman, Mia Marrow, Melinda Coody, Montana Moreno, Alexis Perkins
Efficacy of a Transitions–Instrumental Activities of Daily Living Program to Improve Client-Centered Goals & Executive Functioning in Adolescents With Disabilities
Authors: Ryan-Bloomer Katherine S. , Hudson Kalvin , Mathias Katherine , Mergen Annalise , Mick Macey , Mitchell Grace , Hill Katherine
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

The transition to adulthood is challenging for adolescents with disabilities. This study evaluated the efficacy of a transitions–instrumental activities of daily living (IADL) program for adolescents with disabilities to improve client-centered goals and executive functioning.

Primary Author and Speaker: Katherine S. Ryan-Bloomer

Additional Authors and Speakers: Kalvin Hudson, Katherine Mathias, Annalise Mergen, Macey Mick, Grace Mitchell, Katherine Hill
Identifying Gaps in Spinal Cord Injury Intervention in Postacute Care Settings: A Therapist’s Perspective—A Pilot Study
Authors: Riedy Julie A. , McKnight Ashley , Kukla Olivia , Hutton Rebecca , Sills Kerri C. , Ross Blake
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

This pilot study identifies gaps in postacute care interventions for clients with a spinal cord injury (SCI) from OTs’ and physical therapists’ perspective. Gaps exist that negatively affect quality of life and increase the risk of hospital readmission.

Primary Author and Speaker: Julie A. Riedy

Additional Authors and Speakers: Olivia Kukla, Rebecca Hutton, Kerri C. Sills, Blake Ross

Contributing Authors: Ashley McKnight
That’s a WRAP! Effects of the Wellness Recovery Action Plan on Occupational Performance of Allied Health Graduate Students
Authors: Maloney Jennifer , Fehnel Savannah , Bautista Rosh , Schienholz Natalya
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

This randomized controlled trial study explored use of the Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) app in OT and allied health graduate students. Participants showed improvement in the occupational performance areas of self-care, productivity, and leisure.

Primary Author and Speaker: Jennifer Maloney

Additional Authors and Speakers: Savannah Fehnel, Rosh Bautista, Natalya Schienholz
Effectiveness of Health & Safety Training With Individuals With Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities
Authors: Sowers Jeanne , Michaels Michelle , McGinley Katherine , Molnar Natalie , Anacacy Eva
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Accessing the appropriate level of medical treatment is a challenge to living independently for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Developing instructional materials and strategies is key to improving success. This study found a statistically significant change in pre- and posttest measures on the Independent Living Scale, Health and Safety Section (p = .01), and a modified version of the PASS-Referenced Dispatch Scale (p = .018).

Primary Author and Speaker: Jeanne Sowers

Additional Authors and Speakers: Michelle Michaels, Katherine McGinley, Natalie Molnar, Eva Anacacy
Pilot Study to Examine Spatial Awareness & Motor Performance Among Children
Authors: Chu Virginia W. , Davis Sheena , Amin Nouran Hussein , Ali Mahira
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

This study examined the relationship between proprioception and motor performance, and the results showed a significant correlation between the two. Insights gained from this study will contribute to knowledge of proprioception during development.

Primary Author and Speaker: Virginia W. Chu

Additional Authors and Speakers: Mahira Ali

Contributing Authors: Sheena Davis, Nouran Hussein Amin
Identifying Bias Towards Individuals With Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Among Occupational Therapists and School-Based Professionals
Authors: Hebert Karen , McReynolds Sidney
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

OTs demonstrated lower levels of explicit and implicit bias toward individuals with attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD) than other school-based professionals. Implications for education regarding stigma are described.

Primary Author and Speaker: Karen Hebert

Contributing Authors: Sidney McReynolds
Process Barriers & Supports in Transitioning From Homelessness to Housed: Learning From the Experts
Authors: Lifton Rachel , Kerns Deja , Greiner Hayley , Helgesen Megan , Vanpuymbrouck Laura
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

This study describes the perceptions of experts in transitioning from homelessness to housed in order to understand the supports and barriers during this process. The knowledge gained can be used to inform intervention and program development.

Primary Author and Speaker: Rachel Lifton

Additional Authors and Speakers: Deja Kerns, Hayley Greiner, Megan Helgesen, Laura Vanpuymbrouck
Perceived Occupational Performance Changes After 8 Weeks of In-Home Yoga for Rural-Dwelling Older Adults
Authors: Schmidt Jessica , Mortensen Anne , Mross Paul , Andreae Susan , Ison Kendra , DeBoer Emily A. , Pickett Kristen A. , Pickett Kristen A. , Ison Kendra , Deboer Emily
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

Telehealth interventions may provide feasible solutions to address barriers faced by rural-dwelling older adults. An 8-week telehealth yoga intervention showed significant improvements in occupational performance and balance confidence.

Primary Author and Speaker: Jessica Schmidt

Additional Authors and Speakers: Kristen A. Pickett, Kendra Ison, Emily Deboer

Contributing Authors: Anne Mortensen, Paul Mross, Susan Andreae, Kendra Ison, Emily A. DeBoer, Kristen A. Pickett
Effects of Moderate Pressure Massage on Self-Regulation & Play in Preterm Babies
Authors: Hendel Chaya
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

This quasi-experimental study examined whether mother-performed moderate pressure massage could improve self-regulation and play in preterm infants. Results indicated that massage had a calming effect with improvements in self-regulation and play skills.

Primary Author and Speaker: Chaya Hendel