bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
WIFE PROTECTION OF VIOLENCE MEASURES IN HOUSEHOLD ACCORDING TO ISLAMIC LAW PERSPECTIVE
Authors: Dewi Dian Kemala
Published: July 2020

The results of this study are that Islam has governed the matter of the relationship between husband and wife who are bound in a domestic relationship if, without justifiable reasons a wife rejects the husband's request, then given Islamic law, the act is sinful. Therefore Islam considers that the rules contained in Law No. 23 of 2004 concerning the Elimination of Households specifically concerning sexual relations between husband and wife in line with Islamic law, then Islamic law considers these rules to be obeyed, otherwise if the rules in Law No. 23 of 2004 concerning the Elimination of Domestic Violence, contrary to Islamic law, Islamic law considers the issue unfit to follow. Domestic Violence can be charged with criminal penalties, while through non-penal policies, efforts will be made to prevent violence before the crime of domestic violence occurs.
THE STRATEGY COMMUNICATION OF MAJELIS ULAMA INDONESIA KOTA MEDAN IN SOSIALIZATION OF HALAL CERTIFICATION
Authors: Suyani Erni , Mulyani Sri , Batubara Maria Ulfa
Published: July 2020

The results of this study indicate that the MUI communication model in Medan in promoting halal certification emphasizes mass communication. The selected communication media include: Print media, such as: newspapers (newspapers), magazines, article writing, brochures. Electronic media, such as: TV and radio. Special events, such as: MTQ, Counselling and Bazaar, by opening a stand containing halal products. There are also obstacles and challenges in socializing halal certification. The inhibition is in the form of low participation of business actors (producers) of food, drugs, and cosmetics that register their products. Then, from the community itself it is still not careful enough to select halal products for consumption. While the challenge is still to find halal labels that do not originate from MUI, and forgery of halal labels.
THE ROLE OF THE GOVERNMENT IN COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT THROUGH WASTE BANK MANAGEMENT
Authors: Saragi Siswati , Sinaga Kariaman , Purba Budiman
Published: July 2020

Garbage is a big problem in Medan City. Therefore, this study aims to find out how the role of government in empowering the community through waste management. In this study, data collection techniques were carried out through interviews, observation, and literature study. The analysis technique used is an interactive qualitative. Qualitative data analysis is carried out interactively and continues continuously until it is complete so that the data is already saturated. The results showed that the government did not have a special program for the development of this garbage bank. When the government has not optimally developed future development plans, the community will also feel pessimistic and unsure of the existence of this garbage bank. The community is less interested in getting involved in this garbage bank. The community felt that the training they had received was only knowledge and did not have a great opportunity to be developed. This relates to the statement that one of the obstacles in implementing community empowerment is the rejection of the community itself because the community does not have confidence.
VOLVER AL SENTIDO DE LA CIUDAD REFLEXIONES HERMENÉUTICAS Y ÉTICAS
Authors: Arenas-Dolz Francisco
Published: July 2020

El propósito de esta contribución es delinear las principales reflexiones sobre la ética de ciudad surgidas en los últimos años. Para ello se abordan, en primer lugar, las conexiones entre racionalidad práctica, urbanismo y espacio público desde la perspectiva del pragmatismo crítico y de la ciencia social fronética. Estas propuestas nos proporcionan el marco hermenéutico para presentar a continuación algunas de las aproximaciones éticas más relevantes que pueden aplicarse a las ciudades actuales: la ética de las virtudes urbanas, el derecho a la ciudad, el movimiento de la ciudad justa, el giro urbano de la ética, la ética del ambiente construido, la ética del diseño y la conducta medioambiental, el discurso ético sobre el Antropoceno y, por último, la ética de los comunes urbanos, mostrando su complementariedad y significado. Finalmente se resumen las conclusiones más relevantes del estudio, destacando la importancia de fomentar propuestas prácticas en el espacio público para habitar la ciudad de una manera más consciente, orientada a profundizar y fortalecer la democracia y sus fundamentos éticos.
Bir El Yazma Üretim Merkezi Olarak Şiraz ve Resim Üslubunun Türkmen Dönemindeki Dönüşümü
Authors: AYDIN Derya
Published: July 2020

Önemli bir kültür sanat merkezi olan Şiraz, 14. yüzyıl başlarından 16. yüzyılın ortalarına kadar bu özelliğini korumuştur. İran edebiyatına ait çeşitli eserlerin olduğu, resimli el yazmaları bu kentte, süreklilik içerisinde ve zaman zaman yerel metotlarla hazırlanmıştır. Yerel metotla üretim eserlerin sayı olarak artışına katkı sağlamıştır. El yazmaların sayı olarak arttığı zaman aralığı da Türkmen Dönemine denk gelmiştir. Böylece yeni üretim metodu ve yeni bir dönem ile Şiraz’da yerleşik olan resim üslubu yeniden yorumlanmıştır.
Bu çalışmada, Şiraz kentinin önemli sanat merkezi olmasından bahsedildikten sonra kentte gerçekleştirilen kitap üretimi ve mevcut üretimi şekillendiren unsurlar üzerinde durulmuştur. Üretim ile birlikte Şiraz’da hazırlanan resimli kitaplarda var olan resim üslubu ve Türkmen dönemindeki dönüşümü değerlendirilmiştir.
Cómo se predijo el tiempo de confinamiento por la covid-19: implicaciones de la “inteligencia colectiva” en la investigación educativa
Authors: Matas Terrón Antonio , Sánchez Barroso Carmen , Ríos Ariza José Manuel
Published: July 2020

La Covid19 ha supuesto una de las mayores amenazas mundiales desde la segunda guerra mundial. Los modelos formales para estimar su evolución han sido múltiples pero no se ha encontrado ninguno que estimase el tiempo de confinamiento, lo que podría aportar un dato para gestionar la ansiedad de la ciudadanía ante la incertidumbre. Este estudio se planteó hacer una estimación de los días de confinamiento en España, utilizando la Inteligencia Colectiva. Otros dos objetivos fue analizar la precisión de la estimación y debatir el potencial del procedimiento para la investigación en Educación. Se contó con una participación de 203 sujetos. Se realizó un análisis descriptivo, estimación de parámetros y un grupo de discusión. Los resultados muestran una estimación relativamente precisa, con diferencia por edad y género. Finalmente se debate sobre la capacidad de usar la inteligencia colectiva como recursos docente así como para la investigación e innovación educativa. Se comentan sus limitaciones y la necesidad de estudiarse con más profundidad por parte de la Pedagogía.
Fase Perkembangan Manusia dalam Pendidikan Islam
Authors: Ilyas M.
Published: July 2020

Pendidikan Agama Islam merupakan suatu usaha untuk membina dan mengasuh peserta didik agar senantiasa dapat memahami kandungan ajaran Islam secara menyeluruh, menghayati makna tujuan, yang pada akhirnya dapat mengamalkan serta menjadikan Islam sebagai pandangan hidup. Fase perkembangan manusia akan melewati beberapa proses pendidikan yaitu, Pertama periode berawal dari nuthfah sampai menjadi mudhgah, dan kemudian menjadi seorang bayi. Kedua, setelah berbentuk daging (mudghah). Ketiga, aspek agama yang sebenarnya sudah ada pada setiap individu jauh sebelum kelahiran didunia nyata. Dalam suatu periode hidup manusia, terdapat fase-fase tertentu yang harus dilewati antara lain: fase pranatal, bayi baru lahir, masa bayi, masa kanak-kanak, masa remaja, masa dewasa, masa usia lanjut. pembahasan dalam jurnal ini adalah Pendidikan Qabl Al-Wiladah, Pendidikan Islam ba’da al-wiladah, manusia usia lanjut agama, perlakuan terhadap usia lanjut menurut Islam. Tujuannya adalah agar setiap manusia mampu melewati kehidupan dengan akan timbulnya karakter dan kebiasaan unik yang dimiliki oleh seseorang dengan baik sesusai dengan tuntutan agama setiap fase yang di laluinya.
Pendidikan Islam dan Madrasah
Authors: Kafrawi Kafrawi
Published: July 2020

Pendidikan Islam mengalami perkembangan yang pesat dalam menyebarkan Islam melalui berbagai cara termasuk diperankan oleh cendikiawan muslim dan lembaga-lembaga Islam di dunia dan tak terlepas juga berbagai lembaga mulai yang lain melalui pesantren, masjid sampai juga madrasah. Faktor terbentuknya sendiri pendidkan islam Indonesia tak terlepas dari keadaan bangsa Indonesia sendiri sampai faktor keadaan luar negeri. Madrasah salah satu lembaga pendidikan islam memberikan warnanya tersendiri dari sejarah terbentuknya pendidikan Madrasah di Indonesia, terciptanya Madrasah yang unggul yang bisa bersaing di zaman sekarang ini, dan peluang serta tantangan Madrasah dalam menghadapi era globalisasi.
SISTEM PENDUKUNG KEPUTUSAN PEMILIHAN SISWA BERPRESTASI DI JEMAAT MORIA SAMARINDA SEBERANG DENGAN METODE SIMPLE ADDITIVE WEIGTHTING
Authors: Topadang Anton , Tulili Tien Rahayu
Published: July 2020

Sistem pendukung keputusan pemilihan siswa berprestasi ini dibangun melalui beberapa tahapan yaitu pengumpulan data, dan informasi dilanjutkan dengan analisis dokumen. Tahapan kedua adalah pengolahan data dan informasi untuk mendapatkan rancangan sistem yang akan dibangun. Tahapan ketiga adalah analisis sistem yang meliputi input data siswa, pembobotan kriteria, sampai pada  perankingan alternatif. Metode yang digunakan pada penelitian ini adalah Metode Simple Additive Weighting yang memiliki konsep dasar untuk mencari penjumlahan terbobot dari rating kinerja pada setiap alternatif pada semua atribut. Penelitian ini menghasilkan output berupa nama, nilai akhir  dan ranking setiap alternative yang selanjutnya dapat dijadikan acuan bagi majelis gereja Toraja Jemaat Moria Samarinda Seberang dalam menentukan siswa-siswi sma/smk yang berhak mendapat beasiswa berprestasi pada setiap tahunnya.
SISTEM PENDETEKSI PERINGATAN DINI TERHADAP BANJIR BERBASIS MIKROKONTROLER
Authors: Meidianta Syafriadi , Hakim Ahmad Rofiq , Harpad Bartolomius
Published: July 2020

Bencana alam pada dasarnya tidak bisa diprediksi oleh manusia khususnya banjir. Namun teknologi dapat dijadikan sebagia alat usaha dalam membantu mengatasi kekurangan manusia dalam menghadapi kebanjiran. Selama ini di kawasan kota yang rentan akan banjir di kawasan-kawasan padat penduduk apabila terjadi hujan yang lama, dalam hal ini untuk mengetahui ketinggian banjir di kawasan pemukiman yang rentan akan banjir masih di kira-kira, dan tidak sedikit pula untuk mengetahui informasi  ketinggian banjir pada suatu daerah pemukiman hanya melalui alat komunikasi atau dari mulut ke mulut yang belum tentu memberikan data yang akurat. Sehingga masih belum memberikan pemikiran tenang apakah di kawasan tersebut banjirnya sudah tinggi airnya atau belum, dan juga dalam kasus lain untuk mengetahui keakuratan ketinggian banjir tersebut harus terjun langsung kelapangan yang sangat menyita waktu, apalagi dalam kondisi sibuk berkerja pada sebuah kantor pasti akan sangat mengganggu kinerja yang di sebabkan oleh data yang kurang akurat apakah kawasan tersebut sudah berada dalam kondisi  terendam banjir.Untuk itu dirancang suatu pendeteksi yang dapat mendeteksi secara otomatis dan sesuai kriteria yang telah dirancang.Pengembangan sistem pada pembuatan alat ini nantinya menggunakan metode Model Prototipe . Metode Model Prototipe merupakan salah satu metode siklus hidup sistem yang didasarkan pada konsep model bekerja. Tujuannya adalah mengembangkan model menjadi sistem final dan dapat menghemat waktu.Pada kasus ini maka dirancang pembuatan alat yang mampu mendeteksi tinggi air pada banjir secara otomatis dan memberikan sinyal agar bisa memberi tanda kepada pengguna bahwa ketinggian banjir meningkat sesuai dengan batas yang ditentukan. Alat ini menggunakan sensor ultrasonik sebagai masukan, mikrokontroler ATmega16, buzzer, Modem sebagai pemroses, serta tampilan di LCD,alarm dan Sms Gateway sebagai keluaran.
ELISITASI KEBUTUHAN PERANGKAT LUNAK REKRUTMEN PEGAWAI DENGAN PENDEKATAN SOFT SYSTEM METHODOLOGY
Authors: Danuri Danuri , Jaroji Jaroji
Published: July 2020

Pembangunan Perangkat Lunak diawali proses analisa terhadap kebutuhan perangkat lunak dari pengguna. Masalah yang dihadapi adalah keterbatasan dalam menyampaikan informasi mengenai sistem rekrutmen pegawai yang bersifat konvensional dan belum terstruktur dengan baik. Soft System Methodology digunakan sebagai pendekatan untuk mengindentifikasi masalah yang akan diselesaikan secara menyeluruh melalui 7 tahapan. Teknik Rich Picture digunakan untuk mendapatkan gambaran yang luas dari sejumlah masalah yang muncul. Proses analisis logik terhadap pemodelan masalah pada tahap root defenition memanfaatkan model CATWOE. Hasil yang diperoleh berupa pemetaan permasalahan dan kebutuhan pengguna yang terstruktur.
RANCANGAN PERANGKAT KENDALI IRIGASI TETES MENGGUNAKAN SISTEM MINIMUM KOMPUTER
Authors: Hakim Ahmad Rofiq
Published: July 2020

Penelitian bertujuan untuk merancang perangkat untuk mengendalikan irigasi tetes untuk tanaman yang bekerja secara otomatis menggunakan sistem minimum komputer. Penelitian ini bermanfaat untuk membantu para petani, masyarakat, maupun instansi - instansi terkait di bidang agrikultur dalam melakukan proses irigasi pada tanaman dan memantau kondisi tanaman terkait irigasi secara langsung.Penelitian ini mengikuti tahapan penegmbangan sistem   waterfall model  yaitu analisis dan desain yang mencakup perangkat lunak dan perangkat keras.Adapun hasil akhir dari penelitian ini yakni berupa rancangan perangkat untuk mengendalikan irigasi tetes menggunakan sistem minimum komputer yang bekerja secara otomatis pada proses penanaman berbagai tanaman, terutama tanaman yang dikembangkan oleh para petani seperti sayur-sayuran
SISTEM PENDUKUNG KEPUTUSAN PENENTUAN PENERIMA PROGRAM BANTUAN RASTRA DI KECAMATAN MAULAFA MENGGUNAKAN METODE WEIGHTED PRODUCT
Authors: Meo Meliana O , Meko Donzilio Antonio
Published: July 2020

Salah satu persoalan mendasar yang di alami pemerintah Indonesia adalah masalah kemiskinan Oleh karena itu untuk mengatasi masalah tersebut salah satu cara yang dilakukan pemerintah Indonesia adalah dengan melaksanakan program subsidi beras sejahtera (Rastra). Pengambilan keputusan untuk menentukan kriteria penerima beras yang sudah terjadi biasanya tidak mengacu pada kriteria-kriteria keluarga sehingga sering terjadi kecurangan dan bantuan tidak tepat sasaran, berdasarkan hal tersebut maka diperlukan sebuah sistem untuk menentukan siapa yang layak untuk menerima bantuan tersebut. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk menciptakan sebuah sistem pendukung keputusan untuk menentukan penerima Rastra di Kecamatan Maulafa Kota Kupang. Subjek penelitian ini adalah penentuan penerimaan beras miskin dengan menerapkan metode Weighted Product (WP). Teknik pengumpulan data yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah observasi, literatur review, dan wawancara. Hasil dari penelitian ini adalah penerapan metode Weighted Product untuk menentukan penerima bantuan Rastra di Kecamatan Maulafa sehingga dapat digunakan, membantu mempercepat penentuan penerima Rastra
STUDI LITERATUR : PEMANFAATAN SENSOR TCS 230 UNTUK MEMBEDAKAN WARNA SUATU OBYEK
Authors: Hakim Ahmad Rofiq , Romiyadi Rizar
Published: July 2020

Studi literatur ini dilakukan untuk memberikan gambaran mengenai sensor warna TCS 230 yang  dapat dimanfaatkan dalam berbagai penelitian dan pembuatan produk atau prototipe menggunakan warna sebagai obyek yang akan disensor. Metode yang digunakan adalah deskriptip, yaitu memaparkan berbagai informasi dan hasil ujicoba mengenai sensor TCS 230 dan penggunannya pada berbgai rangkaian elektronika. Adapun hasil akhir yaitu berupa tulisan yang menjelaskan karakteristik dan penggunaan Sensor TCS 230 untuk membedakan warna
ANALISIS SISTEM PENUNJANG KEPUTUSAN UNTUK PENENTUAN SISWA BERPRESTASI SEKOLAH DASAR KATOLIK HATI KUDUS SAMARINDA
Authors: Topadang Anton
Published: July 2020

Abstrak - Sekolah Dasar Katolik Hati Kudus atau SDK Hati Kudus merupakan salah  satu  Sekolah  Dasar yang  berakreditasi A, terletak di Kelurahan Baqa Kecamatan Loa Janan Ilir Kota Samarinda Kalimantan Timur. SDK Hati Kudus memiliki tenaga  pengajar yang kompeten  serta  dilengkapi  dengan sarana dan prasarana  yang optimal  sehingga dapat menghasilkan  siswa-siswi  yang  berprestasi. Siswa-siswi berprestasi dapat diukur dengan adanya suatu parameter penilaian dan metode yang dapat menghitung dan menganalisis data-data calon siswa berprestasi. Namun sampai saat ini SDK Hati Kudus belum mempunyai metode yang untuk menganalisis dan menentukan siswa-siswa berprestasi.  Oleh karena itu  penulis mengusulkan Metode Simple Additive Weighting yang memiliki konsep dasar untuk mencari penjumlahan terbobot dari rating kinerja pada setiap alternatif pada semua atribut dapat diterapkan pada permasalahan tersebut. Penelitian ini menghasilkan output berupa ranking dari alternative yang ada dan selanjutnya dapat menjadi acuan bagi kepala sekolah untuk memilih dan menentukan siswa berprestasi serta berhak mendapatkan penghargaan dari sekolah.
ANALISIS DAN DESAIN LOCATION BASED SERVICE PADA JURUSAN TEKNIK INFORMATIKA FAKULTAS TEKNIK UNIVERSITAS PALANGKA RAYA
Authors: Pranatawijaya Viktor Handrianus , Saragih Agus Sehatman
Published: July 2020

Room location search can be done by looking at the sign of the room. Along with the developmentof information technology services (IT) then to perform the above can be done by using the services of aLocation Based Service (LBS). The search of information and the location of Department of InformationEngineering, Faculty of Engineering UNPAR by using a mobile device can be done by using LBS servicesso that the necessary information can be viewed by the room. LBS at the Department of InformaticsEngineering, Faculty of Engineering UNPAR intended for information about lectures, lab work and areminder for the user can be obtained.The study was made of three phases: (1) data collection and analysis is done by means ofliterature study and observation, (2) applying the waterfall method which has been modified with thestages is a system analysis to determine access rights along with existing facilities, UML and ERD aremade, the design of the system by doing database design, navigation structure, interface, and (3) theresults of research in which document analysis and design for LBS can be made the basis for the softwareto implement.LBS at the Department of Informatics Engineering, Faculty of Engineering UNPAR generallyhave three users, namely: (1) the admin to manage point and information point, the user, the schedule oflectures and lab work, (2) a registered user to see the point and information point, managing the scheduleof lectures and practicum user, check in at the point, manage appointments, and provide notifications andreminders, and (3) the user is not registered to see the point and the point information and to register onthe system.
Spectroscopic Analysis of Thermodynamic Changes in Shataputi Abhrak Bhasma at Various Stages of its Preparation
Authors: Tamhankar Yogesh L , Gharote Archana P
Published: July 2020

Introduction:

The science of Rasashastra needs to be upgraded with the help of technological advances of today's world, which shall open up new avenues for drug processing, development, and therapeutics in Ayurveda. Bhasma Kalpana is a widely used pharmaceutical form that demands exploration in view of the thermodynamic changes occurring in a closed system during incinerations. Shataputi Abhrak Bhasma encompassing a wide range of Putas was selected for assessing the quantum mechanical changes due to repeated incinerations.

Aims and objectives:

To analyze the effect of preparatory procedures on molecular structure, particle size, elemental assay, effect of rise in temperature on mass, and the percentage reflectance and absorbance of sunlight of Shataputi Abhrak Bhasma.

Materials and methods:

Shataputi Abhrak Bhasma was prepared in accordance to reference from Rasa Jala Nidhi. Shodhan was done with Nirvap in Godugdha and Maran was done with hundred Gajaputas adopting Bhavana with Gomutra. Abhrak Bhasma samples of various stages of incineration were subjected to advanced analytical tests like X-ray diffraction (XRD), inductive coupled plasma-atomic electron spectroscopy (ICP–AES), field emission gun-scanning electron microscopy (FEG-SEM), transmission electron microscopy (TEM), thermogravimetric analysisdifferential thermal analysis (TGA-DTA), and ultraviolet-visible-infrared spectroscopy (UV-Vis-IR) at the Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay.

Results and conclusion:

Advanced spectroscopic analytical tests revealed significant changes with increase in incinerations like complete destruction of the original compound, formation of newer compounds, significant change in the percentage of original elements, particle size reduction to the nanometer scale, thermal decomposition and recrystallization, and decrease in reflectance of sunlight.

Clinical significance:

The number of incinerations of a Bhasma is directly related to its therapeutic potential. Understanding the physical and chemical changes occurring at the molecular level of the Bhasma during incinerations highlighted the significance attached with the process of Maran. The study helped standardize and update the knowledge regarding differently incinerated Abhrak Bhasma and also explore the therapeutic potential of Shataputi Abhrak Bhasma that is regarded as a Rasayan.
Examining Interventions and Effectiveness of Outpatient Pediatric Feeding Therapy
Authors: Lamb Leslie , Piller Aimee
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

This study presents a qualitative study examining the common treatment interventions used in the treatment of pediatric feeding therapy disorders. The study uses a phenomenological tradition to identify four themes that emerged in defining treatment interventions and evaluating success of interventions from the perspective of the therapist.

Primary Author and Speaker: Aimee Piller

Additional Authors and Speakers: Leslie Lamb
Caregiver Experiences and Perceptions of Safety When Transporting Individuals With Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Authors: Bryan Missy , Plummer Teresa , Dullaghan Katherine , Harris Abigail , Isenberg Michaela , Marquez Jacqueline , Roling Lacy , Triggs Autumn
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

The purpose of this study was to explore caregivers’ experiences and current practices while transporting children with ASD. Statistically significant findings suggest a correlation between caregivers limiting travel distance or participation in activities when transporting a child with ASD who displays behavioral safety concerns. This suggests that caregivers of children with ASD are more likely to experience decreased occupational participation.

Primary Author and Speaker: Missy Bryan

Additional Authors and Speakers: Katherine Dullaghan, Abigail Harris, Michaela Isenberg, Jacqueline Marquez, Autumn Triggs

Contributing Authors: Teresa Plummer, Lacy Roling
Risk Factors for Falls in Older Adults With Cognitive Loss
Authors: Schaber Patricia , Barbian Julia , Burklund Cassondra , Pollock Kelcy , Ries Jing
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

Falling is the second leading cause of unintentional injury leading to death or reduced mobility and independence in older adults. Age, gender, and cognitive decline are established risk factors for falls in older adults. This study examined risk factors specific to older adults with neurocognitive disorders and found complex medication regime, type of living situation, mobility impairments, use of gait devices, and type of leisure activities were associated with an increase in falls.

Primary Author and Speaker: Patricia Schaber

Contributing Authors: Julia Barbian, Cassondra Burklund, Kelcy Pollock, Jing Ries
Identification of Significant Subgroups of Readmitted Stroke Patients: Big Data Visual Analytic Approach
Authors: Hong Ickpyo , Hreha Kimberly , Pappadis Monique , Shaltoni Hashem , Lin Yu-Li , Fayett Emmanuel Santillana , Dean Julianna , Li Chih-Ying , Na Annalisa , Bhavnani Suresh , Reistetter Timothy
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

Using big data visual analytics and a total of 86,887 readmitted Medicare beneficiaries living with stroke, a number of biclusters consisting of patient subgroups and their co-occurring multiple chronic comorbidities were determined. This technique informed a multimorbidity self-management program to support patients managing their health after stroke.

Primary Author and Speaker: Ickpyo Hong

Additional Authors and Speakers: Kimberly Hreha, Monique Pappadis, Hashem Shaltoni, Yu-Li Lin, Emmanuel Santillana Fayett, Julianna Dean, Chih-Ying Li, Annalisa Na, Suresh Bhavnani, Timothy Reistetter
The Recovery of the Less-Affected Upper Extremity (UE) During the First Six Months Poststroke
Authors: Assadi Samar Hmaied , Doron Noa , Peri Shelly , Barel Haim , Dudkiewicz Israel , Zeilig Gabi , Gross-Nevo Revital , Rand Debbie
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

Weakness of the affected UE is common poststroke. However, it is important to be aware that the less-affected UE is also mildly affected poststroke. In this longitudinal study, we revealed that the motor and functional ability of the less-affected UE improved significantly during the first six months poststroke. The impact of this UE on bilateral functioning needs to be further investigated.

Primary Author and Speaker: Samar Hmaied Assadi

Additional Authors and Speakers: Debbie Rand

Contributing Authors: Noa Doron, Shelly Peri, Haim Barel, Israel Dudkiewicz, Gabi Zeilig, Revital Gross-Nevo
Achieving Rehabilitation Equality for People With Aphasia in a Student-Run Stroke Clinic (SRSC)
Authors: Neff Anna , Doherty Meghan , Perlmutter Monica
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

People with poststroke aphasia typically experience poorer outcomes than those with stroke without aphasia. OT students in an SRSC complete training designed to minimize communication barriers and improve care for persons with aphasia. Outcomes in the SRSC were compared between clients with (n = 6) and without poststroke aphasia (n = 13). Data analyses indicated that the two groups made similar progress, suggesting that comparable care was delivered.

Primary Author and Speaker: Anna Neff

Additional Authors and Speakers: Meghan Doherty

Contributing Authors: Monica Perlmutter
Localizing Strategies for Situating a New OT Master’s Program in the Local Culture & Context of the Caribbean
Authors: Roberts Bill , Hooper Barb
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

Effective education is situated in the local culture and context; however, it is not known how OT educators create a curriculum that is responsive to the local culture and context. This ethnographic case study demonstrated that educators responded to local cultural and contextual factors and student-learning needs specific to the Caribbean by using localizing strategies. Localizing strategies were processes and approaches that made the curriculum relevant to the local community.

Primary Author and Speaker: Bill Roberts

Contributing Authors: Barb Hooper
Feeding Challenges in Children With Autism and the Relationship With Parent and Child Outcomes
Authors: St. John Brittany , Al-Heizan Muhammad , Hamre Molly , Dorrance Kate , Althoff Colleen , Ausderau Karla
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

This study presents the relationships between different types of feeding challenges for children with ASD to specific sensory patterns, parenting stress, and overall adaptive behaviors. The findings of this study suggest children with ASD demonstrate unique patterns of feeding challenges and sensory responses that are significantly connected to parenting stress and adaptive behavior and can inform the development of targeted family-centered feeding interventions.

Primary Author and Speaker: Brittany St. John

Additional Authors and Speakers: Molly Hamre, Karla Ausderau

Contributing Authors: Muhammad Al-Heizan, Kate Dorrance, Colleen Althoff
Exploring the Role of OT in School-Based Drug Prevention
Authors: Aust Laura
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

This qualitative research study sought to understand the knowledge of school personnel concerning adolescent drug use and the role of OT in school-based drug prevention. Understanding of the role of OT was gathered, and facilitators of and barriers to school-based prevention were identified. Results of this study can be used to increase knowledge of OT among school personnel and articulate OT’s distinct value in school systems, particularly regarding drug-prevention programs.

Primary Author and Speaker: Laura Aust
Skills and Attributes for Meeting Expectations of Self and Others as Used by Undergraduates With Learning Disabilities and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: Preliminary Analysis
Authors: Kreider Consuelo , Medina Sharon , Benner Haley , Dillon Kelly
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

Successful occupational and role performance for students with LD or ADHD can be fostered through the incorporation or strengthening of a broad range of skills and attributes. Seventeen skills and attributes used by undergraduates with LD or ADHD across six contexts and environments of young adulthood are delineated. Findings provide anticipatory guidance for OTs working with adolescents and inform the creation or improvement of interventions.

Primary Author and Speaker: Consuelo Kreider

Additional Authors and Speakers: Sharon Medina

Contributing Authors: Haley Benner, Kelly Dillon
The Lived Healthcare Experiences of Individuals With Mental Health Illnesses
Authors: Bloch Elise , Chung Queeny , Mohan Nadia , White Angela , Varone Alicia , Moseley Erin , Linton Kiera , Ombasic Sanela , Lon Ashley , Kreger Anna
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

This phenomenological study examined the lived healthcare experiences of individuals with mental-health diagnoses. Study results describe the many challenges and barriers experienced by clients when navigating the system, impeding their health outcomes. Participants discussed the successful strategies they employ to improve their experiences. The unique role of OT when partnering with this population to enhance their health navigation and literacy skills will be discussed.

Primary Author and Speaker: Elise Bloch

Additional Authors and Speakers: Queeny Chung, Nadia Mohan, Angela White, Alicia Varone, Erin Moseley, Kiera Linton, Sanela Ombasic, Ashley Lon, Anna Kreger
Opioid Substance Abuse Among Clients of OTs in West Virginia
Authors: Pivont Evan , McCombie Randy
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

The prevalence of opioid abuse has increased dramatically in recent years. This is especially the case in rural segments of the United States. This study examined the depth of opioid abuse among clients of OTs in West Virginia. Results suggest a significant percentage come into contact with clients known to be or suspected of abusing opioids, but lack sufficient training in both recognizing the signs of substance abuse and providing clinical support or assistance.

Primary Author and Speaker: Evan Pivont

Additional Authors and Speakers: Randy McCombie
Effectiveness of Adaptive Silverware on Active Range of Motion (ROM) in Individuals With Rheumatoid Arthritis
Authors: McDonald Susan , Levine David , Barnes Hensley , Cornett Anna , Craig Kathleen , Langager Sally , Yeager Lauren , Britt Michael
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

The purpose of this study was to quantify active ROM required for individuals with rheumatoid arthritis using built-up spoons with electrogoniometry. Statistical analysis provided quantitative evidence supporting our hypothesis that using a built-up handle requires less active ROM for grasp. Clinical implications suggest that built-up handles may be used for other conditions with limited hand and wrist ROM, not just RA, increasing participation and independence in daily activities.

Primary Author and Speaker: Susan McDonald

Additional Authors and Speakers: David Levine, Hensley Barnes, Anna Cornett, Kathleen Craig, Sally Langager

Contributing Authors: Lauren Yeager, Michael Britt
An Exploration of Leadership Qualities Demonstrated During Level II Fieldwork
Authors: Chycinski Breanna , Maurer Amy , Besteman Summer , Mooney Jessica , Campbell Katelyn , Willey Kristin
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

This project identified the leadership characteristics that master’s-level OT students demonstrate during their Level II fieldwork. Fieldwork educators reported that their students are effective communicators, show respect for employees, and respond to constructive criticism. Areas of improvement for the students include seeking out resources to drive action for change, taking risks by sharing new approaches, and taking on leadership roles by implementing new protocols.

Primary Author and Speaker: Breanna Chycinski

Additional Authors and Speakers: Kristin Willey

Contributing Authors: Amy Maurer, Summer Besteman, Jessica Mooney, Katelyn Campbell
Leveraging Technology for Family-Centered and Participation-Focused Care Planning: A Feasibility and Pilot Study of Participation and Environment Measure-Plus (PEM+)
Authors: Villegas Vivian , Bosak Dianna , Kaelin Vera , Jarvis Jessica , Anaby Dana , Teplicky Rachel , Khetani Mary
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

This study evaluated the feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary effects of PEM+, a web-based care-planning application that was designed with and for caregivers to help OTs enact family-centered and participation-focused care with children and families. Results indicate that PEM+ has potential as an innovative option for improving caregiver confidence when creating participation-focused care plans in OT.

Primary Author and Speaker: Vivian Villegas

Contributing Authors: Vera Kaelin, Jessica Jarvis, Dana Anaby, Rachel Teplicky, Mary Khetani
Interprofessional Collaboration Among Teachers and School-Based OTs
Authors: Hubbard Kurt , Friedman Zahava
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

The purpose of this quantitative study was to assess if a four-month-long training and coaching program could improve interprofessional collaboration in a sample of 27 pairs of teachers and OTs. A paired-sample t-test found statistical significance between pre- and posttest scores, indicating improvement in communication, role perception, and conflict resolution. This study provides an effective training and coaching sequence to improve collaboration in school-based settings.

Primary Author and Speaker: Kurt Hubbard

Additional Authors and Speakers: Zahava Friedman
Using a Fall-Prevention Expo To Educate the Community, Students, and Professionals
Authors: Graham Kay
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

Falls are a costly, often preventable problem that increases with age. Community fall-prevention events provide an excellent route for community, student, and professional education. Community members reported high levels of satisfaction with the event (means 3.6 to 3.8 out of 4). Knowledge and awareness of community resources and the STEADI toolkit improved for both students and volunteer professionals. OT practitioners are ideally situated to help implement these events.

Primary Author and Speaker: Kay Graham
Curriculum Evaluation of Faculte des Sciences de Rehabilitation de Leogane (FSRL): An OT Program in Haiti
Authors: Honorat Diana
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

There is a need for a formal curriculum evaluation of the OT program in Haiti for future reapproval by the World Federation of Occupational Therapists (WFOT). This project aimed to develop an overall framework for curriculum evaluation using WFOT’s standards and curriculum-evaluation tools to evaluate courses within the program. The four components of this project include: a WFOT knowledge, skills, and attitudes (KSA) table; a program document review; and a faculty and student survey.

Primary Author and Speaker: Diana Honorat
Establishing OT’s Distinct Value in AAC Evaluations for Children With Disabilities
Authors: Trujillo Christopher , Monte Brenda Del , Conatser Melanie , Norris Gina , Malmgren Tauni , Westcott Carrie , Moritz Kellie
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

This translational research study examines data collected from 179 interdisciplinary AAC evaluations for children with disabilities during a single calendar year. The study examines the complex needs of children who receive AAC evaluations and identifies OT’s distinct role in accommodating motor and sensory limitations that inhibit a child’s ability to access a device. Results indicate that children benefit from interdisciplinary AAC evaluations and describe device features OT’s can recommend.

Primary Author and Speaker: Christopher Trujillo

Additional Authors and Speakers: Tauni Malmgren, Carrie Westcott, Kellie Moritz

Contributing Authors: Brenda Del Monte, Melanie Conatser, Gina Norris
Acute-Care Hospitalization and Its Effect on the Occupation of Sleep
Authors: Schlosser Melissa , Hart Jennifer , Wallace Kimberly , Wallace Ian , Jayne Cheryl , Widener Susan
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

The study examined what factors contribute to normal and negative sleeping patterns during acute-care hospitalization while determining the area of sleep most greatly impacted. Participants completed an online questionnaire focused on the areas of rest, sleep preparation, and sleep participation while in the hospital. The study shows rest as the greatest area of sleep impacted. Identifying interruptions and how they affect the occupation of sleep allows OTs to facilitate changes in this setting.

Primary Author and Speaker: Susan Widener

Additional Authors and Speakers: Melissa Schlosser, Jennifer Hart, Kimberly Wallace, Ian Wallace, Cheryl Jayne
The Contribution of Evaluating Daily Functioning to Identify Initial Signs of Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) in Parkinson’s Disease (PD)
Authors: Meyer Sonya , Rosenblum Sara , Gemerman Netta , Mentzer Lilia , Richardson Ariella , Israeli-Korn Simon , Livneh Vered , Karmon Tsvia Fay , Nevo Tal , Yahalom Gilad , Hassin-Baer Sharon
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

The current guideline criteria for diagnosing people with PD with MCI include neuropsychological tests to assess cognitive functioning. Assessments that reflect real-life confrontations can identify functional cognitive decline. OTs can contribute in implementing evaluations and developing performance-based interventions to promote daily life performance and quality of life and prevent the onset of increased disability.

Primary Author and Speaker: Sonya Meyer

Additional Authors and Speakers: Sara Rosenblum

Contributing Authors: Netta Gemerman, Lilia Mentzer, Ariella Richardson, Simon Israeli-Korn, Vered Livneh, Tsvia Fay Karmon, Tal Nevo, Gilad Yahalom, Sharon Hassin-Baer
The Client’s Perspective of OTs and Other Healthcare Professionals Addressing Their Psychosocial Needs Poststroke
Authors: Knecht-Sabres Lisa , St. Clair Mia , Wenzel Robin , Zgoda Emily
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

Even though the mental-health needs of clients are considered to be a priority, many OT practitioners are dissatisfied with their ability to completely address the psychosocial needs of individuals poststroke (Simpson et al., 2018). Thus, the purpose of this study was to examine the client’s perspective regarding the extent to which OT practitioners and other healthcare professionals addressed the psychosocial needs of individuals after a stroke and during the rehabilitation process.

Primary Author and Speaker: Lisa Knecht-Sabres

Additional Authors and Speakers: Mia St. Clair

Contributing Authors: Robin Wenzel, Emily Zgoda
Exploring the Benefits of Dynamic Arm Supports to Enable Upper-Extremity Function in Men With Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD): A Randomized Clinical Trial
Authors: Hall Danielle , Silverman Natalie , Beck Michelle , Feltman Margaret , Hartman Amy , Bendixen Roxanna
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

This study is a longitudinal, randomized clinical trial exploring the benefits of two wheelchair-mounted dynamic arm supports (KINOVA O540 and JAECO WREX) in nonambulatory individuals with DMD experiencing upper-extremity weakness. Data collected will provide information about upper-extremity movement patterns and performance, as well as participant-reported outcomes regarding function, goal attainment, independence, quality of life, and user satisfaction.

Primary Author and Speaker: Danielle Hall

Contributing Authors: Natalie Silverman, Michelle Beck, Margaret Feltman, Amy Hartman, Roxanna Bendixen
Frailty in Older Adults: Daily Living and Participation
Authors: Rand Debbie , Bentur Netta , Baram Alona , Gasner-Winograd Reut , Buckman Zvi , Sternberg Shelley
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

Frailty is a state of vulnerability in older adults for adverse outcomes. We aimed to screen for frailty and understand its impact on daily living and participation. A cross-sectional study used a phone survey (Stage I—1,571 participants) and house visits (Stage II—120 participants). Older adults with frailty were significantly different from the nonfrail participants in all demographic and daily activities characteristics. Frailty significantly influenced instrumental activities of daily living and participation.

Primary Author and Speaker: Debbie Rand

Contributing Authors: Netta Bentur, Alona Baram, Reut Gasner-Winograd, Zvi Buckman, Shelley Sternberg
Enhancing Health Management by Adapting Technology and Addressing Electronic Health Literacy
Authors: Runyen Madeline , Benner Molly
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

Americans with disabilities encounter barriers to using electronics. This may preclude the ability to manage one’s health. Lack of provider intervention that addresses barriers to health management is an occupational injustice to people with disabilities. OT has a vital role in assessing technology use, assessing health literacy, creating interventions, and tracking health outcomes. This study examines electronic health literacy and technology use on an acute rehab unit.

Primary Author and Speaker: Madeline Runyen

Contributing Authors: Molly Benner
OT Student Experiences in an Interprofessional Intensive, Comprehensive Aphasia Program (ICAP)
Authors: Mendez Felice , Hildebrand Mary
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

ICAPs have been shown to increase quality of life for persons with aphasia. Twenty-two OT students have co-led a six-week ICAP alongside communication science and disorders students at a graduate school. Qualitative data from student reflections show that OT students appraise ICAP participation as highly beneficial to prepare for clinical practice. Data highlight a desire for formal interdisciplinary collaboration within the ICAP.

Primary Author and Speaker: Felice Mendez

Additional Authors and Speakers: Mary Hildebrand
Organization in Time Among Adolescents: Is There an Adolescent–Parent Agreement, and What About Gender Differences?
Authors: Lamash Liron , Ricon Tsameret , Rosenblum Sara
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

Adolescents divide their time among occupation domains essential for developing daily life management and well-being into adulthood. The Time Organization and Participation Scale (TOPS) assesses self-perception and emotional implications of time-organization abilities. This study’s results present TOPS’s internal reliability for adolescents and their parents and identify gender-related differences. Time organization should be considered for assessing and developing interventions among adolescents.

Primary Author and Speaker: Liron Lamash

Additional Authors and Speakers: Sara Rosenblum

Contributing Authors: Tsameret Ricon
National Clearinghouse on Autism Evidence and Practice (NCAEP): Finding the Relevance to OT Within a Large-Scale Systematic Review
Authors: Szendrey Susan
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

The National Professional Development Center on ASD completed a review of literature published between 1990 and 2011 and identified 27 evidence-based practices for individuals with autism spectrum disorder from birth through age 21. The NCAEP is now conducting an updated review of the literature. Findings from the updated review that are relevant to OT domain and practice will be shared and discussed.

Primary Author and Speaker: Susan Szendrey
Loneliness and Pet Ownership in Older Adults
Authors: Rodriguez Destiny , Castillo Dahlia , Wyatt Ja’Nice , Alvarez Valeria
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

As the population ages, the risk of loneliness increases. Loneliness is linked to a decrease in overall health and performance in older adults. The purpose of this study was to explore loneliness in relation to pet ownership. This research investigates alternative ways to decrease loneliness in this specific population, which can advance practice development of OT by providing practitioners a reliable method when addressing older adults who live in their communities.

Primary Author and Speaker: Dahlia Castillo

Additional Authors and Speakers: Destiny Rodriguez, Ja’Nice Wyatt, Valeria Alvarez
Sensory Diets: Do They Work?
Authors: Pingale Vidya , Fletcher Tina , Candler Catherine , Pickens Noralyn , Dunlap Karen
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

OTs use sensory diets to manage sensory-processing disorder in children. The current evidence on the effect of sensory diets is limited. Also, findings of the studies on the effects of sensory diets are mixed (Case-Smith et al., 2015). This topic discusses the results of the study that investigated the effectiveness of sensory diets and implications for clinical application, as well as future research.

Primary Author and Speaker: Vidya Pingale

Additional Authors and Speakers: Catherine Candler

Contributing Authors: Tina Fletcher, Noralyn Pickens, Karen Dunlap
Servant Leadership in Zambia: A Quantitative Study on Increased Critical Thinking and Cultural Competency of OT Students
Authors: Brown Jill , Stav Wendy
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/28/20

This study illustrates how a three-week international servant leadership experience in Zambia, Africa, resulted in increased dispositional critical thinking and cultural competency skills of student OTs.

Primary Author and Speaker: Jill Brown

Additional Authors and Speakers: Wendy Stav
Equal Peer-Mentoring as a Tool for Professional and Academic Development: Evaluation of an Online e-Mentoring Program for Doctoral Students
Authors: Norcross John , Lachter Liat Gafni , Doyle Nancy , Niemeyer Linda , Jacobs Karen
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/28/20

In this mixed-methods study, we present an evaluation of an equal online peer-mentoring program for postprofessional OT doctoral students. Findings suggest multiple benefits, including support and professional development for participants. Practical implications for implementing effective equal peer-mentoring programs will be described.

Primary Author and Speaker: John Norcross

Additional Authors and Speakers: Liat Gafni Lachter

Contributing Authors: Nancy Doyle, Linda Niemeyer, Karen Jacobs
Obstacles to Healthy Sleep in Caregivers of Young Children With Developmental Disabilities
Authors: Russell Maureen , Baldwin Carol , Roberts Kelly
Published: July 2020

Date Presented 03/28/20

The promotion of healthy sleep in caregivers of children with disabilities is critical to the functioning of families. Navajo caregivers were interviewed about their obstacles to healthy sleep. Following educational sessions, caregivers developed Sleep Plans and included strategies to improve sleep. This study suggests that strategies that change daytime habits and bedtime routines are helpful in improving sleep quality and quantity, regardless of challenges in the sleep environment.

Primary Author and Speaker: Maureen Russell

Contributing Authors: Carol Baldwin, Kelly Roberts