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Effective Strategies for Managing Substance Use Disorders in Older Adults in Nursing Homes
Authors:   USA, Kottapalli Pavani , Kumar Beluri Talari Ranjith ,   USA
Published: November 2024

Substance use disorder is very prevalent in nursing home (NH) residents due to aging, the number of prescription drugs that are being used to manage their physical and psychological pain, and several discharges with the diagnosis of substance use disorder from hospitals to NH for aftercare support. However, many nursing homes are not equipped to provide adequate care for residents with a diagnosis of substance use. The staff is not well-trained to care for this type of population, which is becoming a challenge for the staff to manage residents in-house, leading to overdose, recurrent hospitalization, and unsuccessful discharges to communities due to relapses and an increase in the number of frequent flyers. Substance use disorder has become a significant public health concern in the United States, especially in the older population from the past couple of decades, which tends to increase. Discharging older adults with substance use disorders into nursing homes without ensuring established resources in the long-term care setting raises safety and quality concerns, emphasizing a pressing need for innovative preventive and management approaches for substance use disorders to meet unique needs of older adults in nursing homes. Purpose: The purpose of the study is to explore and identify the interventions, treatments and care models to effectively manage substance use disorders in older residents who are living in nursing homes. The study further focuses on the unique challenges that are faced by older adults and staff in nursing homes to understand the need for integrating addiction treatments in Long-term care settings to assess the need to enhance care strategies to improve resident outcomes, which includes handling overdose emergencies, prevention, rehabilitation and relapse management of substance use disorders (SUDs). Scope: Provides valuable insights for future researchers and points out the need for collaborative models among the rehabilitation, addiction centers, and LTC and the need for virtual health platforms to improve access to care, interdisciplinary approaches, and policy innovation on resident retention and optimum resource allocation to reduce the health care cost of frequent flyers or unnecessary hospitalizations, therefore, improve patient outcomes.
The Expanding Role of Pharmacists in Patient Centered Diabetes Care Impacts on Management and Outcomes
Authors:   Pharmacy Manager, Weatherwax Family Pharmacies Inc, Spring Arbor, Michigan, USA, Andy Adinarayana
Published: November 2024

The role of pharmacists in diabetes care has evolved significantly, shifting from traditional dispensing to comprehensive patient-centred management. This article explores the expanding responsibilities of pharmacists in diabetes management, highlighting their impact on clinical outcomes, economic benefits, and future directions. By providing Medication Therapy Management (MTM), pharmacists optimize medication regimens, improve medication adherence, and educate patients on lifestyle modifications, leading to enhanced glycemic control and reduced HbA1c levels. Collaborative practices with healthcare teams help prevent complications and decrease hospitalizations, demonstrating the value of integrated care. Economic analyses reveal substantial cost reductions in diabetes-related healthcare due to pharmacist interventions benefiting patients and healthcare systems. However, barriers still need to be addressed, including regulatory limitations and public awareness issues, which hinder the full realization of pharmacists’ potential in chronic disease management. The future of diabetes care is promising, with advancements in telehealth and technology paving the way for increased pharmacist involvement. Additionally, the expansion of prescribing rights may enhance the pharmacist’s role in medication management, ensuring timely and effective interventions. Addressing these challenges will be crucial for integrating pharmacists into multidisciplinary teams and optimizing diabetes care. Overall, the involvement of pharmacists is essential for delivering comprehensive and effective diabetes management, improving health outcomes, and reducing healthcare costs.
Area-Efficient Gray Code Counter Design Using Hybrid Flip-Flop
Authors: Rajani alugonda  , Kalyani koilada
Published: November 2024

Chip area plays an important part in the advancement of semiconductor technology, enabling integrated circuits to get smaller and smaller over time. Numerous advantages result from this reduction, including higher production yield, better energy efficiency, better system performance, and lower component density in packaging. We are Utilizing [2] 18-transistors hybrid flip-flop structure to design a Gray code counter (GCC) [2] with asynchronous clock input, the design is useful for high-performance implementations, Gray code is a unit-distance coding technique that significantly decreases error propagation in communication networks by altering only one bit every transition. The suggested design outperforms traditional Gray code counters by reducing the area by about 30.49%. The implementation operates in the voltage range of 0.7-1.2V and has a transient response time of 300ns. Cadence Virtuoso in 45nm is used to accomplish it.
Bijdrage van welzijnsorganisaties in het faciliteren van geïntegreerde zorg: 3 praktijkvoorbeelden
Authors: Viaene M. , Peeters M. , Vloemans P. , Vandenhoudt H. , Leenders J.
Published: November 2024

Contribution of regionally organised public centres for social welfare to the facilitation of integrated care: 3 practical examples

Three key insights of the last few decades related to health and health care are the health care concepts of quintuple aim, positive health and the importance of experiential knowledge. All of these insights argue for integrated care in which also experiential knowledge is integrated, along with wellness and health care at and between all levels. Developing integrated care is difficult. Welfare organizations are regional associations of municipalities in Flanders (Belgium) by which local governments jointly implement social and welfare policies that meet the welfare needs of the region. How welfare organizations can help make integrated care a reality, is illustrated in this publication through 3 examples: a transmural care pathway for addiction, a case manager between physicians and municipal social services, and improving sleep health knowledge in the Kempen region (Flanders). These examples were all selected for the International Conference on Integrated Care 2023 as good practices of integrated care.
Exploring the Influence of Digital Literacy Skills, and Functional Skills with ICT Self-Efficacy as a Mediator at Primary School level: A Need Assessment Analysis
Authors: Majeed Muhammad Kashif , Tunku Ahmad Prof. Dr. Tunku Badariah Binti , Majeed Muhammad Saqib
Published: November 2024

Digital literacy encompasses a wide range of skills, including managing risk and one’s online identity, accessing, organising, and presenting information, and interacting and connecting with others through the use of technology and systems. Proficiency in using novel technologies and discernment in selecting the best suitable tool for a given task are essential skills that will prepare students for the swiftly evolving digital workplace [Edith Cowan University]. The study’s goals were to find out how teachers feel about their own need for digital knowledge and creativity., as well as which tehsils have training in digital literacy and which tehsils don’t. Anyone in that tehsil who doesn’t know about digital literacy and its classes will need to be taught about them (JISC (2014). Functional skills are the transferrable knowledge and abilities in English, math, and ICT (information and communication technology) that enable people to function successfully, self-sufficiently, and with confidence in both their personal and professional lives (lead academy 2022). the capacity of pupils to handle informational problems in an information society by using digital technology, communication tools, and/or networks in an acceptable manner (Rockman, Smith, 2005). To investigate the relationship between digital literacy and functional skills, while examining the mediating role of ICT self-efficacy.to explore the interplay between digital literacy and functional skills, with a specific focus on understanding how ICT self-efficacy mediates this relationship. Looking into how digital learning tools and personal creativity can work together. The study was quantitative, and a questionnaire was used as the main tool. The population was made up of 1,000 teachers from area Kott Addu’s primary schools. A form was used to get quantitative data. The collected data was looked at by figuring out the percentages. In area Kott Addu, tests were done as a pilot. An expert’s view and Cronbach alpha were used to judge the questionnaire’s validity and reliability.
Chat GPT: Enhancing Students’ Writing Skills For Efl Students In Descriptive Text
Authors: Amini Farda , Susanti Arik
Published: November 2024

Writing is a crucial ability that holds great significance in communication, education, and societal influence. The objective of this study is to investigate the potential effects of using Chat GPT (Generative Pre-training Transformer) as an instructional tool for teaching descriptive text on EFL (English as Foreign Language) students. This study utilized a quasi-experimental methodology and included 68 children from a state Junior High School in Sampang. The samples were selected via purposive sampling. The researcher allocated 34 students to the control group and 34 students to the experimental group. Data was collected through a test that involved composing essay questions. An independent sample t-test was used to assess the pre-test and post-test data using inferential statistics. The finding demonstrates that Chat GPT has a beneficial effect on improving students’ writing skills. The average score obtained in the post-test by the experimental group (76.24) was higher compared to the control group (69.50) due to the beneficial impact of technology on students’ learning process. The 2-tailed significance value is 0.009, which is below the threshold of 0.05. This indicates a statistically significant improvement in writing skills. Ultimately, employing Chat GPT as an educational media yields a beneficial influence on students’ writing proficiency. Teachers are advised to utilize technology in order to enhance students’ writing abilities. It is suggested to implement Chat GPT as an educational medium to engage students’ participation for future researchers.
The impact of Parental Leave on the innovative performance of micro and small-scale Enterprises in Ondo State.
Authors: Ogunribido Bukola Olaosebikan , Daramola Jeremiah Sunday
Published: November 2024

Micro and small-scale business enterprises has been adjudged as an important contributor to the development of Nations across the globe, but most of the time they are excluded from the leave policies and support that the big organisations receive to improve organizational performance. Employees run to big organization whenever the opportunities arise and still make meaningful contributions. The aim of this study was to examine how parental leave policies can be beneficial to the small business enterprises performance. The specific objective was to investigate the relationship between parental leave policy and the innovative performance of micro and small-scale enterprises in Ondo State. Nigeria. Structured questionnaire was used to collect primary data from 324 respondents who are either owners, managers or employees in the micro and small-scale enterprises. Multistage sampling technique was used to select the sample size used for this study. The data collected was analysed using a regression model. The results obtained showed that parental leave have a positive and significant effect on the innovative performance of the micro and small -scale enterprises examined (β = 0 .512, t = 8.681, and P = 0.000). Although, the significant relationship was weak (R2 = 0.19). It was therefore recommended that the government should make parental leave policy accessible to micro and small-scale business employees in Ondo State, and provide the necessary support structures to encourage the adoption of parental leave by small business owners and the employees and subsequently improve performance. Employers should look beyond the cost and use parental leave to elicit employee innovative performance.
The Soldier’s Second Act: Navigating the Challenges and Opportunities of Entrepreneurship After Retirement
Authors: Rozali Norhasyikin , Jonit Zalina , Saufi Mohd Shahid Azim Mohd , Khairi Siti Murni Mat , Sobry Suheil Che
Published: November 2024

The transition from military duty to civilian entrepreneurship has distinct obstacles and possibilities. This phenomenal movement has garnered significant interest as seen from the increasing number of veterans engaging in entrepreneurial endeavors. The present study examines the diverse experiences of former military personnel who engage in entrepreneurial endeavors, with a specific emphasis on the obstacles encountered and the prospects they profit from. The present study employs a conceptual research approach that emphasizes on the synthesis and analysis of extant literature pertaining to the obstacles and prospects encountered by veterans during their transition into entrepreneurship. The findings of this study highlight notable challenges, such as restricted access to civilian networks and financial limitations. However, they also demonstrate that veterans have transferable competencies such as leadership and strategic analytical abilities. Furthermore, this study reveals some effective techniques employed by veteran entrepreneurs, for instance using military networks and implementing focused training programs. The aforementioned findings highlight the necessity of customized support initiatives that cater to the distinct requirements of veteran entrepreneurs. Furthermore, they propose that the integration of military and civilian resources can immensely facilitate the process of transitioning. The present study contributes to the extant body of literature by offering valuable insights that can be applied by policymakers, veteran support organizations, and researchers seeking to enhance entrepreneurial results among former military veterans.
PREVALÊNCIA DE VACINAÇÃO E SOROCONVERSÃO PARA HEPATITE B EM PROFISSIONAIS DA SAÚDE DE UM HOSPITAL EM CASCAVEL, PARANÁ
Authors: Roncaglio Baron Gabriela , Mesquita da Silva Claudinei , Renata Saldanha Fant Gonzatto Cariane , Daiane de Peder Leyde
Published: November 2024

A hepatite B é uma doença infecciosa que afeta o fígado, causada pelo vírus da hepatite B (VHB), transmitido principalmente pelo contato com sangue e fluidos corporais, via sexual ou de mãe para filho durante o parto. O estudo teve como objetivo investigar a prevalência de imunização e soroconversão para o VHB entre profissionais que atuam em um hospital de Cascavel - PR, dado o risco ocupacional significativo. A pesquisa foi estatística descritiva com abordagem quantitativa focando na carteira de vacinação e exames anti-HBs de profissionais de saúde expostos ao vírus da hepatite B. Os dados foram tabulados no Microsoft Office Excel® 2013 e analisados pelo programa Bioestat. Para realização da pesquisa obteve-se dados de 831 participantes, sendo 751 (90,37%) mulheres e 80 (9,62%) homens. Dentre os participantes, 612 relataram ter completado o esquema vacinal de 3 doses, resultando em uma prevalência de vacinação completa de 73,55%. Todos realizaram exames sorológicos, e os resultados mostraram que 81,53% alcançaram soroconversão e estão imunes ao vírus, enquanto 18,43% não apresentaram resposta imunológica. Embora a vacinação seja alta entre profissionais de enfermagem e farmácia, há lacunas em áreas como limpeza e cozinha, representando riscos para os trabalhadores. A falta de resposta imunológica em alguns funcionários destaca a necessidade de monitoramento contínuo e conscientização sobre a vacinação.
Concepts on Chemo-Mechanical Caries Removal Method
Authors: Naik Debasruti , Satyarup Dharmashree , Sahu Nikita , Das Utkalika
Published: November 2024

Minimal invasive dentistry embraces beliefs that assimilate remineralisation, and inhibition as well as minimal intervention for restorations. By using the least intrusive surgical approach, minimally invasive dentistry affects the treatment objective where a minimal number of healthy tissues are removed. Various methods are now accessible for the excavation of caries. The crudest way to deal with the management of cavities can be done by using hand equipment or instruments, which was an excruciating as well as insufficient strategy for caries removal. Accordingly, the "mission" for more current materials and procedures in the field of caries management led to the utilization of minimally invasive methodologies. Among all the minimally invasive dentistry procedures, the chemo mechanical caries removal method can remove carious tooth material efficiently by hand instruments and a solution. The concept of caries removal by chemo mechanical method reveals the initial diagnosis of carious lesions and helps in minimal destruction of tooth structure during caries removal. This review paper highlights the caries removal methods by the chemo mechanical concept and discusses the various chemo mechanical caries removal agents as well as their properties.
Dynamics of Economic Growth and Education in India: The ARDL Approach
Authors: JN Sharma , Rawat Sheetal
Published: November 2024

To attain maximum benefits of the demographic dividend which India can enjoy due to its huge working-age pollution, it is crucial to have a highly educated and skilled labour force. In this context, the current analysis focuses on understanding the potential impact of education on the nation's economic well-being. The study attempts to examine the relationship between education and economic growth of India using time-series data from the period 1980-81 to 2019-20. The dependent variable is Real GDP per capita, while the independent variables include total labour force, gross capital formation and gross enrollment ratios at the primary, secondary, and higher education levels, with labour force and gross capital formation as control variables. The study employs the Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) methodology to explore the dynamics of the association among the concerned variables in short and long run. In the short run, gross capital formation and primary education show a positive and significant relationship with India's economic growth. ARDL Bounds test confirms the existence of a long run relationship existing between economic growth and the independent variables. Secondary and higher education are found to have statistically significant impact on economic growth of India in the long run which discloses the relevance of education for economic well-being of the nation. Consequently, it is recommended that the government focuses on promoting post-elementary education.
Rehabilitation Management of a Patient with Median Nerve Entrapment from Venipuncture-associated Hematoma in Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever: A Case Report
Authors: Arboleda, MD, MBA Jeffrey S. , Abiera, MD Joycie Eulah H. , Anarna, MD Khariz S.
Published: November 2024

Dengue hemorrhagic fever is a severe form of dengue presenting commonly with bleeding diathesis, but rarely with peripheral nervous system manifestations. Proximal median neuropathy comprises 1% of upper limb compression syndromes, and this case is the first to report injury to the proximal median nerve due to compression from hematoma formation. This case report presents the rehabilitation process of a 25-year-old Filipino female median nerve entrapment from venipuncture-associated hematoma presenting as burning sensation on the medial elbow, forearm and hand, weak flexion movement of her left thumb, index, and middle fingers. The patient was managed conservatively with pain medications, range of motion, gross and fine motor, and sensory re-education exercises. At 12 months, there was partial but functional recovery of median motor distribution and full recovery of median sensory distribution, as evidenced by improved sensory nerve action potential conduction velocity and amplitude, and compound motor action potential conduction velocity, with persistent decreased amplitude at 50%, and decrease in cross-sectional area of the left median nerve.
This paper highlights the functional outcomes of a conservatively managed median nerve entrapment from venipuncture hematoma from dengue hemorrhagic fever. This case report also emphasizes that in the presence of severe bleeding risk of surgery in the background of severe thrombocytopenia, timely rehabilitation medicine referral with monitoring through clinical evaluation, musculoskeletal ultrasound, and electrodiagnostic study presents a viable alternative in the management of compression neuropathy.
Exploring the Role of the Built Environment on the Functional Ability and Social Participation in Community-dwelling Older Adults
Authors: Yang, MD, MCHealth&M Jennifer Marie J. , Stone, MBBS, MPH, MQHR, MSHCT, PhD Louise
Published: November 2024

Background and Objectives. The built environment or physical environment consists of surroundings and conditions constructed by human activity. It includes urban design, neighborhoods, transportation, and smaller scale structures like the design and layout of rooms within buildings. The built environment can affect the physical, social, and functional wellbeing of older adults, both within their own homes and in the neighborhoods in which they live, and additionally plays a part in promoting healthy aging. This narrative review of the literature aims to present the ways in which the built environment can influence the functional ability of community-dwelling older adults, and affect their ability to live independently and age in place.
Methods. Narrative literature review and inductive thematic analysis.
Results. Forty-five full-text, English language publications from peer-reviewed sources were selected for this review, with the majority (35) presenting quantitative research findings and originating from North America (28). Older adults in rural and developing countries were underrepresented in the literature, despite acknowledgement that health of the aging population is a worldwide problem. Three major themes emerged. First, the built environment affects older adults in the most fundamental way at home through design considerations, modifications, and technological advances promoting aging in place and accessibility. Secondly, built environments outside the home can affect older adults’ physical activity and overall function with regard to mobility, transportation, and activities of daily living. The majority (22 of 45 publications) focused on this theme. Finally, the built environment in neighborhoods can affect older adults’ perception of social support, their social participation, and quality of life.
Conclusion. As the built environment is created by humans and can be substantially modified, it possesses considerable potential for enhancing functional ability, social participation, and overall quality of life in community-dwelling older adults. It is possible to design a better person-environment fit, promoting safety, independence, optimal health, and quality of life. In order to support healthy aging, improvements in the built environment need to be accompanied by appropriate health and social policies, systems, and services. These changes require political will, as well as material resources that may not be readily available especially in the global South. A socioecological approach with adequate resources directed to older adults’ health and healthcare is necessary in order to achieve the ultimate goal of healthy aging in this population.
MOGUĆNOSTI FILOZOFIJE ZA DJECU
Authors: Buntić Mate , Mikulić Jelena
Published: November 2024

Aktualni odgojno-obrazovni sustav zastupljen u našoj, ali i susjednim državama neprestano je pred novim izazovima, reformama, tehničkim i tehnološkim dostignućima. Jedan od težih propusta svakoga odgojno-obrazovnog sustava, osobito osnovnoškolskoga, jest nerazvijanje kritičkoga mišljenja i nekritičkoga pristupanja svakodnevnici kod učenika. Unatoč toj poraznoj činjenici malo se što radi kako bi se ona ispravila, a često se mogu naći primjeri gdje se u školstvu svjesno zatiru kritički pristup stvarnosti, samostalno mišljenje i iznošenja vlastitih stavova kod učenika. Ovu poraznu činjenicu davno je uočio Matthew Lipman koji se smatra pokretačem projekta Philosophy for Children, poznatijem po skraćenici P4C. Lipman je bio uvjeren da djeca ne samo da su sposobna govoriti o nekim težim temama nego su i prirodno sklonija čuđenju i propitivanju. Djeca su jednostavno željna znanja i odgovora na pitanje: Zašto? Ciljevi su ovoga rada predstavljanje razvoja ideje P4C-a, mogućnosti i sposobnosti djece za filozofsku misao, dobrobiti od uključivanja djece u program P4C, ali isto tako i određene kritike s obzirom na mogućnost filozofije za djecu.
Ključne riječi: filozofija; djeca; P4C; kritičko mišljenje; obrazovanje; odgoj
Addressing applications and security issues in the Internet of Things (IoT) : A comprehensive review
Authors: Pareek Pallavi , Yadav Surendra , Choudhary Surendra Singh
Published: November 2024

The Internet of Things IoT connects human beings, smart devices, smart systems and a large amount of data changing the world network. With the number of interconnected devices increasing, data protection and communication security become difficult. The number of IoT devices has increased over time, mostly in two sectors: industry and residences. What was previously presented is a complete ecosystem for Amazon Echo devices and the Alexa Voice Service. That is why Apple, Microsoft, and Google have all done the same. Platform providers are also accountable for device security since the platform they offer is closed and operates as a standalone one. Cybersecurity in manufacturing industries and related firms is the main focus of this paper. Industry sectors such as production and processing, oil and gas, refining, medicine, food and beverage, and water treatment are becoming interested in effective security solution as more of the devices and equipment getting connected to Internet. Manufacturers, especially operators of large plants, as well as gadget makers, have to guard their metal and other physical infrastructure against cyber threats. These businesses generate distinct kinds of data and utilise distinct IoT environments, and threat management and compliance become complicated.
Cryptography algorithms for enhancing security in IoT based Mafly- MPPT system under partial shading conditions
Authors: Pragathi B. , Rao B. K. Karunakar , Rao L. Shanmukha , Kumar Y. Anil , Pandraju Thandava Krishna Sai , Chinta Anil Kumar
Published: November 2024

In the realm of renewable energy, the integration of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies with Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) systems has gained significant attention for optimizing photovoltaic (PV) performance, especially under partial shading conditions. However, the increased interconnectivity also introduces substantial cybersecurity risks. This paper presents a comprehensive study on the implementation of advanced cryptography algorithms to enhance the security framework of IoT-enabled Mafly-MPPT systems. By safeguarding data integrity and ensuring secure communication between system components, the proposed cryptographic solutions mitigate potential threats and vulnerabilities. Through extensive simulation and analysis, the study demonstrates the effectiveness of the algorithms in maintaining system efficiency and resilience in dynamic environmental conditions, highlighting the critical role of robust security measures in the future of renewable energy systems.
Enhanced security mechanism in vehicular networks using ensemble machine learning to detect malicious activity in VANETs
Authors: Kathole Atul B. , Vhatkar Kapil , Ubale Swapnaja Amol , Kimbahune Vinod V. , Dhumane Amol , Goyal Ankur
Published: November 2024

One Vehicular Ad-Hoc Network (VANET) consists of numerous active and static vehicles connected in a wireless network. It is an easy and affordable method for transferring information related to traffic and vehicles to the traffic control rooms but may cause the security issues. VANET uses certain protocols for securely transmitting the information and providing internet connectivity to vehicle nodes. An AODV is commonly used in VANET. It is a fast and low-processing machine language model with memory overhead. Vehicles are equipped with OBU, which executes transferring message. If numerous vehicles send their information related to the vehicle simultaneously, then the information gets lost due to collision. Yet, the functions of nodes change frequently, which causes difficulty in routing due to software or hardware default in vehicle. To overcome the abovementioned issues, detection of new attack in VANET is designed. Initially, the data are gathered from online sources. To eliminate unnecessary features from data, data cleaning is performed. To organize the data, the normalization technique is applied. From this data, optimal weighted features are selected using Modernized Random Parameter-based Green Anaconda Optimization (MRP-GAO). The attack detection is performed using the developed Ensemble Machine Learning Model (EMLM) for providing security in VANET network. It is formed by combining the Multi-Layer Perception, SVM, AdaBoost and Bayesian network. Then the fuzzy ranking method is employed to classify the types of attack in VANET. Finally, the performance of the developed secure machine learning-based attack detection in VANET is validated by comparing it with existing techniques and algorithms.
Discrete financial in sentimental analysis using exploring patterns and trends
Authors: Upreti Kamal , Kapoor Anmol , Tiwari Akhilesh , Gupta Himanshu , Kushwah Virendra Singh , Parashar Jyoti , Gangwar Divya , Kumar Nishant
Published: November 2024

In today’s rapidly evolving financial environment, it’s crucial for investors and decision-makers to effectively analyze stakeholder communications to gain valuable insights. This research conducts a comprehensive evaluation of a range of models that utilize machine learning, such as CNN (Convolutional Neural Network), LR (Logistic Regression), Doc2vec, and LSTM (Long Short-Term Memory), to determine their efficacy in interpreting investor’s sentiments and predicting business assessments and trading dynamics. The justification for preferring deep neural architectures compared to conventional data analysis lies in the challenge of handling extensive amounts of diverse and unorganized data. Deep learning techniques have shown impressive capacity in automatically detecting complex characteristics and unveiling concealed patterns within written records, rendering them well-suited for sentiment analysis in financial dialogue. This research questions the notion that depending exclusively on data from a solitary origin leads to persistently effective investment moves. In fact, stakeholder communication is impacted by numerous influential elements, leading to diverse sentiments and sentiments. Through our comparative assessment, we aim to illuminate how various deep learning models can adeptly capture the intricate nuances of sentiment within fiscal messaging.
Impact of computer network and green computing on information and communications technology (ICT) for HR analytics
Authors: Podder Suplab Kanti , Etemi Blerta Prevalla , Samanta Debabrata
Published: November 2024

Computer network generates revolutionary changes of individual and organizational exercises that reduce operation time, improve the accuracy rate. The motive of initiating the research work was to reveal the opportunities of using the computer network and green computing system while implementing information and communication technology for effective HR Analytics. Experts’ opinion was considered while initiating Delphi techniques and questionnaire design that has given extra mileage and confidence of describing the probable suggestions and recommendations. The results of the research study described the positive impacts of computer network and green computing on ICT for HR Analytics. The study also revealed the trends of using computer network and green computing for the sustainable HRM practices in result-oriented organizations.
Cybersecurity enabled electric vehicle charging and battery management system
Authors: Rao B. K. Karunakar , Rao L. Shanmukha , Kumar Y. Anil , Chinta Anil Kumar , Pragathi B. , Pandraju Thandava Krishna Sai
Published: November 2024

Electric vehicles (EVs), which are become easier to get, are displacing conventional gasoline-powered cars. Because of this, there is a great demand for electric vehicle charging systems (EVCS), which has led to a major expansion of the public and private EVCS infrastructure. The threats related to cybersecurity have significantly increased as a result of the EVCS’s growing network. In this light, this article offers an examination of the cybersecurity threats associated with the network of EVCS. First, recent trends in EV adoption, charging use cases, and the most recent advancements in the EVCS network give context for the research subject. Second, while describing cybersecurity features of EVCS, possible cyberattack scenarios as well as vulnerabilities centered on infrastructure and protocols have been taken into account. Thirdly, risks in EVCS have been confirmed through real-time data-centric analysis of EVs.
Discrete mathematics for strengthening multivariate polynomial cryptography by addressing vulnerabilities
Authors: Mahajan Ginika , Tiwari Sanjay , Sharma Rakesh , Gupta Rohit Kumar , Dadheech Pankaj
Published: November 2024

Multivariate Polynomial Cryptography (MPC) has emerged as a promising candidate for securing digital communication in the post-quantum era. Despite its potential, existing MPC schemes exhibit vulnerabilities that compromise their effectiveness against both classical and quantum attacks. This paper leverages discrete mathematics to address these vulnerabilities, providing a robust mathematical foundation for enhancing the security and efficiency of MPC schemes. The paper begins by identifying critical weaknesses in current MPC algorithms, such as susceptibility to algebraic attacks and high computational overhead. Using tools from discrete mathematics, particularly in combinatorics and algebra, novel multivariate quadratic equations are proposed, designed to be computationally infeasible for quantum algorithms to solve. The approach involves constructing new cryptographic primitives that improve resistance to known attack vectors while maintaining practical performance levels. This research fills a significant gap in the field by providing a rigorous mathematical framework for the development of more secure MPC schemes. Comprehensive security proofs and performance analyses demonstrate that these enhanced MPC constructions offer a viable path forward for post-quantum cryptography. The findings underscore the critical role of discrete mathematics in advancing the field and ensuring the future security of digital communications.
Lucky edge geometric mean labeling of graphs and applications in electrical networks
Authors: Mariaraja P. , Almngoshi Hussein Z. , Jerlin C. M. Hilda , Muthuperumal S. , Amarendra K. , Sengan Sudhakar , Dadheech Pankaj
Published: November 2024

A Lucky Edge Geometric Mean Labeling (LEGML) is a function μ that assigns the integers to the vertices of graph G such that for every edge as ‘{E}’, uv∈E(G) there exists a function μ*:E(G) → N is defined by μ* (uv) = √μ(u)μ(v) (or) √μ(u)μ(v) with the state that μ* (uv) ≠ μ* (vw) whenever {u} and {vw} have a common vertex as {v}. A minor number ‘k→ E = {1, 2, 3 … k} is the LEGML of G and is signified by h¢GM(G). A result that accepts LEGML is the Lucky Edge Geometric Mean Graph (LEGMG). The idea of the Graph Theory (GT) concept is fused into the Electric Circuit (EC), and the related complicated problems are transformed into graph model representation problems; as a result, the valuation method is simplified and optimized. Network analysis means finding the current or voltage in each branch. One application of GT is the representation of EC. An ‘E’ in a diagram can signify anything in an EC. Each part of the diagram can represent a port or a terminal in the EC. In this article, we have to investigate the Middle Graph (MG) of the star, the Total Graph (TG) of the star, and the central graph (CG) of the star, which accepts LEGML and LEGMG. This method also computes the power consumed by all the resistors of the EC by LEGML.
δ and prime-labelling of a tree from caterpillars
Authors: Sethukkarasi A. , Vidyanandini S. , Nayak Soumya Rajan
Published: November 2024

This paper explores δ-labelling and prime labelling for trees derived from caterpillar structures. In δ-labelling, vertex labels induce injective edge labels, while prime labelling ensures adjacent vertices have a greatest common divisor of one. An algorithm for efficiently labelling caterpillar trees using both methods is introduced. These labelling techniques have practical applications in network security and cryptography, providing new strategies to strengthen the security and robustness of communication networks and cryptographic systems.
Formulation and Evaluation of Herbal Lipstick
Authors: Dr. L. D Hingane  , Veer Shamal Bhanudas  , Sonavale Roshani Madhukar  , Lande Ashwini Gitesh
Published: November 2024

A considerable amount of literature has been published on several aspects of lipsticks Production. To date, there is no collation of studies related to lipsticks production that has been published. This review was conducted to examine information about the history of lipsticks; ingredients Used in the Preparation of lipsticks, focusing on the natural and chemical ingredients; methods of Preparation for the Lipsticks; and the characterization of the lipsticks. A literature search for English Language articles was
Conducted by searching electronic databases including Web of Science, Scopus, PubMed, and Google Scholar. Overall, the evidence indicates that lipsticks have been used since Ancient times and are among The highest demand cosmetics. The findings of this review summarize Those of earlier studies that explained The use of different types of ingredients in the manufacturing Processes of lipsticks. It highlights the Importance of using green technology and ingredients..
Formulation and Evaluation of Alovera Perfume Lotion
Authors: Miss Nirmal Vrushali S.  , Ruchake Nikita V.  , Adale Shubhangi B.  , Dr. L. D Hingane
Published: November 2024

Liquid preparations called lotions are designed to be applied externally without causing friction. They're used straight onto the skin with the aid of some absorbent material that has been soaked in it, such as gauze or cotton wool. The market for natural products and natural extracts in cosmetic formulations was driven by consumer desire for herbal products. Natural herbs and their products are employed for their aromatic value in cosmetic preparation. The most widely used medical plant in the world and the oldest known medicinal plant is aloe vera.
Formulation and Evaluation of Herbal Hair Oil
Authors: Miss. Snehal Nilakant Pusdekar  , Dr. L. D. Hingane
Published: November 2024

The concept of beauty is an ancient as mankind and civilization so,they use various beauty products that have herb to look charming and young.Herbal cosmatics are now-a-days widely used by common people because of concept of fewer side effect and wit a better safety and security profile.The present work was aimed to formulate lemon grass hair oil for general purpose [application in hairs]using various herbs.The formulated hair oil was evaluated Various parameters such as viscosity, saponification value,ph etc.were determined and reported in this paper.
Pembuatan Pilar Support Mesin 3D Concrete Printing menggunakan Konstruksi Cremona dengan Material Besi Profil Siku
Authors: Nopriyanti Rani , Fauzi Muhammad , Setiawan Heri , Kurniaji Anhar
Published: November 2024

Mesin 3D concrete printing memiliki beberapa bagian, diantaranya adalah bagian pilar. Pilar terbagi menjadi pilar utama dan pilar support. Pilar utama terbagi menjadi tiga bagian yaitu pilar sumbu X, pilar sumbu Y, dan pilar sumbu Z. Penelitian ini berfokus kepada proses fabrikasi pilar support dan estimasi estimasi biaya - waktu untuk mesin 3D concrete printing dengan dimensi 7020 x 400 x 354 mm. Pilar support  terbuat dari besi profil siku dengan dimensi 30 x 30 x 3 mm, dan berfungsi untuk menopang pilar sumbu Z dan menjaga kesejajarannya. Berdasarkan dokumen operation plan yang telah dibuat dan perhitungan biaya-waktu menunjukkan bahwa proses fabrikasi dapat diselesaikan dalam 7,16 jam dengan biaya Rp. 1.588.140,-. Hasil penelitian ini memberikan gambaran detail mengenai proses pembuatan pilar support yang dapar diaplikasikan pada proyek serupa.
Arquitectas Uruguayas: omisiones historiográficas
Authors: Rodriguez Elina , Cesio Laura , Ostraujov Nadia , Rimbaud Tatiana
Published: November 2024

La historiografía de la arquitectura en Uruguay hasta el momento tiene una casi total ausencia de la actividad y los proyectos realizados por arquitectas. Sus contribuciones son numerosas y contundentes y, sin embargo, han sido desestimadas por la historia de la arquitectura local, su trabajo omitido o adjudicado a sus socios o colegas masculinos. La investigación, de la que se desprende este trabajo, se planteó como objetivo principal identificar la producción y las actividades disciplinares desarrolladas por ellas. La hipótesis principal se centró en demostrar que efectivamente existieron en Uruguay arquitectas con aportes relevantes a la disciplina en su más amplio sentido.Muchas de ellas tuvieron posibilidades de acceder a cargos técnicos en distintas oficinas de arquitectura estatales desarrollando una práctica intensa en cantidad y calidad, tuvieron encargos en el ámbito privado y se abrieron camino en la academia. Este estudio se dirige a profundizar en este último aspecto, poniendo en evidencia la temprana contribución a la enseñanza de la arquitectura y los estudios disciplinares que realizaron. La contrastación entre estas cuestiones que testimonian las fuentes primarias y el estado del arte, pone de relieve la importancia del trabajo basado en documentos y justifica la metodología adoptada para esta investigación, que se centra en las trayectorias de las primeras arquitectas egresadas en Uruguay.
Transferring Otherwise. Building Feminist Knowledge in Architecture
Authors: Novas Ferradás María , Tummers Lidewij , Noorani Setareh
Published: November 2024

The Nieuwe Instituut in Rotterdam, the Dutch museum for architecture, design, and digital cultures holding the National Collection of Dutch Architecture and Urban Planning, is implementing different initiatives to bring overlooked actors and forgotten stories into the discussion. The aim is to examine the role that archives play in the construction of the history of cities and their inhabitants, as well as to contest institutional memory and the dominant historiography. Since 2020, the project Collecting Otherwise seeks to disclose, create proximity to, and enlarge the understanding of the relevance and intersections of the National Collection of Architecture and Urban Planning regarding contemporary societal urgencies. In this collaborative process, the Nieuwe Instituut collaborates with a wide array of external researchers, among whom the co-authors of this paper throughout the project Cherchez la femme! (2021-2023) This contribution maps these interlinked activities to further investigate how these experiences, situated around unacknowledged agents, have transformed the institutional procedures of archiving, collecting, and curating. During this process of preserving, creating, and transferring knowledge, certain collection choices have been made, and new heritage practices have been developed. This paper elaborates on the consequences of these choices from the different positions required in the archival process: curator, researcher, activist, and donor. Rather than understanding heritage as a neutral and objective legacy, this approach goes beyond the archival process itself, presenting new forms of collecting, producing, and transferring knowledge during, meanwhile and after the process of archival collection starts.
Disparidades de género en la producción y publicación arquitectónica: un estudio de caso de la Revista AUCA y las arquitectas chilenas
Authors: Larraín Salinas María Soledad , Toledo Durán Sara
Published: November 2024

El artículo busca abordar la preocupante situación de disparidad en apariciones y publicaciones entre hombres y mujeres en el campo académico y profesional. En el área de la arquitectura, las mujeres han enfrentado barreras significativas en su participación del discurso y la producción académica, lo cual ha resultado en su sub-representación y exclusión de los debates y discusiones en torno a la disciplina.En este contexto, el objetivo principal del artículo es examinar la participación de las arquitectas en el discurso y la práctica arquitectónica nacional en Chile, centrándose específicamente en el estudio de caso de la Revista AUCA. A través de un análisis cuantitativo y crítico de esta publicación, se busca comprender el papel de las arquitectas en la configuración del campo arquitectónico chileno entre 1965 y 1986. Los resultados de esta investigación permitirán obtener un diagnóstico de las disparidades de género en la producción y publicación arquitectónica, contribuyendo así a una comprensión más amplia del papel de las mujeres en la arquitectura chilena y en la historia de la arquitectura en América Latina, reconociendo a su vez que esta disparidad no es solo un problema individual, sino también estructural, relacionado con factores sociales, culturales y económicos más amplios.
The periodic table of architectresses
Authors: Catalano Sarah , Caviola Ernesta
Published: November 2024

The answer to the question posed by the call “how to reconstruct the history of women architects and their (other) work?” is for us contained in the “periodic table of architectresses”. (Periodic table of Architectresses) is a video with storyline of Ernesta Caviola, (directed by Giorgio Angelico and screenplayed by Giulio Rizzo)included in video exhibition “Looking for Lina” curated by Sarah Catalano and Ernesta Caviola with Daniele Menichini during the 17th. International Architecture Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia.This project to research and publicise the commitment of women in the field of architecture is part of the objectives of the Associazione Culturale Architettrici), founded in Rome in 2020 by Francesca Ameglio, Raffaella Aragosa, Ernesta Caviola (president) -, Michela Ekstrom and Daniele Vergari. The name of the Association is borrowed from the ancient name given to herself by Plautilla Bricci (1616-1705).The term “architectress” in the Italian language has a far more appropriate meaning than the term “archi-tetta”, which lends itself to misogynistic interpretations. Furthermore, The Associazione Culturale Architettrici endorses Goal 5 of the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, “enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communication technology, to promote the empowerment of women”.