bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Association of the changes in pulmonary artery diameters with clinical outcomes in hospitalized patients with COVID-19 infection: A crosssectional study
Authors: SELCUK Aybuke , ILGIN Can , KARAKURT Sait
Published: October 2022

Objective: Enlarged pulmonary artery diameter (PAD) can be associated with mortality risk in coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)
patients. Our aim is to find the factors that cause changes in PAD and the relationship between radiological findings and clinical
outcomes in COVID-19 patients.
Patients and Methods: In this descriptive, retrospective, and single centered study, among the hospitalized 3264 patients, 209 patients
with previous chest computed tomography (CT) were included. Findings of current chest CTs of patients obtained during COVID-19
were compared with that of previous chest CTs. Pulmonary involvements, World Health Organization (WHO) Clinical Progression
Scale scores and laboratory variables were recorded. Intensive Care Unit (ICU) admission, intubation and mortality were clinical
outcomes that were evaluated by using uni – and multivariate analyses.
Results: Patients with high D-dimer had significantly increased risk for enlarged PAD and increase in PAD compared to previous
chest CT (ΔPAD) (OR=1.18, p<0.05, OR=1.2 p<0.05). Both high D-dimer and an increase over 2 mm in PAD (ΔPAD 2mm) had
significant risks for ICU admission, intubation, and mortality (OR= 1.18 p<0.01, OR=1.22 p<0.01, OR=2.62 p<0.05, OR=2.12 p<0.01,
OR=2.32 p<0.01, OR=2.09 p<0.001 respectively). It was found that with enlarged PAD, risk of ICU admission and mortality increased.
(OR=3.03 p<0.001, OR=2.52 p<0.01). Combined with age and lymphocyte counts, PAD predicted mortality with a 50% sensitivity,
88% specificity (AUC=0.83, p<0.001).
Conclusion: PPatients with an increase over 2 mm (ΔPAD 2mm) in PAD had significantly increased clinical severity, ICU admission,
intubation, and mortality. High levels of D-dimer and CRP in patients suggest that increased inflammation and thrombosis may be
effective in pathogenesis.
THE DEVELOPMENT OF CORPORATE REGULATION AS A SUBJECT OF CRIMINAL LAW IN INDONESIA
Authors: Afrizal M.
Published: October 2022

The development of science and technology brings social changes, one of which is in the economic field, which requires the development of economic actors, from individuals to corporations. This gives rise to crimes committed by individuals or corporations. Individuals who commit crimes will face criminal penalties, but the Criminal Code does not establish criminal penalties for corporations that commit crimes. The concept of the corporation as a subject of criminal law is unclear. For this reason, this article aims to determine the basis for corporations to be subject to criminal law and to discover the development of corporate regulations as legal subjects in Indonesia. The research method used in this research is doctrinal, namely, normative legal research methods using secondary data. As criminal law subjects can be equated to human beings, the results include companies. Because it has rights and obligations imposed by the law, and because corporate talents are equated with human skills. The Draft Criminal Code, which will eventually be applied to the entire criminal law system, identifies corporations as legal subjects of criminal conduct. Consequently, any legislation outside the Criminal Code is no longer required to precisely regulate, unless the legislation outside the Criminal Code decides otherwise or deviates.
Skamvrån
Authors: TFL
Published: October 2022

I Skamvrån skriver forskare om skamkänslor och läsning. Vi skriver om böcker vi älskar fast vi vet att vi inte borde – de där som folk helst inte ställer upp i bokhyllan. Vi skriver också om böcker vi skäms för att vi inte tycker om. Eller inte har läst. Eller har börjat läsa tusen gånger men aldrig orkat ta oss igenom.Vad skäms vi för att vi läser och inte läser? Vad skäms vi för när vi läser? Och hur?
"Mänskligheten svämmar över alla bäddar och krymper på samma gång"
Authors: Hedberg Andreas
Published: October 2022

”Mankind Overflows at the Same Time as It Dries Up”: Modernity and Anthropocentrism in Works by Karl-Erik Forsslund and Helena Granström

This article investigates the critique of modernity and anthropocentrism in works by Swedish authors Karl-Erik Forsslund (1872–1941), poet and novelist, and Helena Granström (b. 1983), poet, novelist and essayist. By comparing the ecological thinking of these two authors – highlighting important similarities, but also a number of significant differences – the article takes the form of an overview of the development of environmentalism. Special attention is given to the relations between man and animal in the 20th and 21st centuries, inspired by the works of ecocritics such as Greg Garrard and Timothy Morton.
Senfascismens æstetisering af (den hvide) arbejderklasse
Authors: Bolt Mikkel
Published: October 2022

Late Fascism’s Aestheticization of the (White) Working Class: Notes for a Communist Art Theory

The article presents a double take on what I propose to call late fascism in order to distinguish between the inter-war fascist  movements and contemporary fascist parties and politicians. Firstly, I follow Walter Benjamin’s analysis of fascism as a question of aestheticization. Fascism is just as much a question of culture and ideology as a question of politics, and we need to map the specific fascist culture that contemporary fascist politicians produce. Secondly, I connect this analysis of fascist culture to an analysis of the specific class composition of late fascism, arguing that late fascism operates through a process of reverse victimization where a privileged white working class comes to see itself as threatened.
Recensioner
Authors: Van Ooijen Erik , Borsgård Gustav , Björck Amelie , Paqvalén Rita
Published: October 2022

HILDA JAKOBSSONJAG VAR KVINNA: Flickor, kärlek och sexualitet i Agnes von Krusenstjernas tidiga romanerGöteborg & Stockholm: Makadam, 2018, 293 s. (diss. Stockholm)

HANNO RAUTERBERGHUR FRI ÄR KONSTEN? Den nya kulturstriden och liberalismens krisÖvers. Joachim Retzlaff, Göteborg: Daidalos, 2019, 170 s.

IMRI SANDSTRÖMTVÄRSÖVER OTYSTA TIDER/ACROSS UNQUIET TIMES: Att skriva genom Västerbottens och New Englands historier och språk  tillsammans med texter av Susan HoweGöteborg: Autor, 2019, 439 s. (diss: Göteborg, Akademi Valand)

SVERKER SÖRLINTILL BILDNINGENS FÖRSVAR: Den svåra konsten att veta tillsammansStockholm: Natur & Kultur, 2019, 253 s.

TORSTEN PETTERSSON (RED.)JAG GÖR MED DIG VAD JAG VILL: Perspektiv på våld och våldsskildringarGöteborg: Makadam, 2019, 245 s.
Pojken med koskällan och tjuren på Nybacken
Authors: Von Seth Oscar
Published: October 2022

The Boy with the Cowbell & The Bull of Nybacken: A Queer Reading of Vilhelm Moberg’s The Emigrants Novels

This article presents a queer reading of Vilhelm Moberg’s The Emigrants novel series (1949–1959), in which norm-breaking aspects of the text are accentuated. The series consists of some of the most read and beloved Swedish novels of all time, and tells the story of a group of farmers emigrating to North America in the mid-nineteenth century. Up until now The Emigrants novels have not been read using a queer perspective. The focus of this reading is the close relationship between the two young farmhands Robert and Arvid. The latter is rumored to engage in bestiality, which in this article is interpreted as a transgression from normative heterosexuality. Also, neither Robert nor Arvid express desire towards women; these men are each other’s primary life partners. By emphasizing expressions of queerness around them – including the prevalence of animality and queerly connoted animals – this article shows that it is possible to read the men’s relationship as a romantic love story.
Johannes Heldéns Astroekologi
Authors: Mose Gitte
Published: October 2022

Johannes Heldéns Astroecology. A Mesh of Constellations and Gaps

The article presents a discussion of this on going multimodal and multimedial work seen in relation to Timothy Morton’s ecological thinking. The artist’s outspoken interest in exploring what might happen between the combinations of the differentmodalities of his works is discussed within a frame of so-called ”liminal spaces”.
”En lugn och karlfri hamn”
Authors: Pärsson Sara
Published: October 2022

”A Peaceful, Male-free Refuge”: Women and their Homes in Pennskaftet by Elin Wägner

This article explores how homes and ideas about a woman’s place are depicted in the Elin Wägner novel Pennskaftet (1910). In thenovel, social and spatial roles of women are depicted and discussed as full of political andexistential meaning. Sara Ahmed’s Queer Phenomenology (2006) provides concepts for the analysis. The concepts orientation, the straight line, and Ahmed’s thoughts on the process of inhabiting are used to explore how the New Women of the novel choose to live and what values they ascribe to the home. Throughout the novel there is a longing for a home of one’s own. By focusing on the wishes and needs of women, the novel states that the home is a woman’s place: a place to rest, think, write, grieve – maybe even a place of marital bliss.
Den postmoderne Prometheus
Authors: Ramnehill Maria
Published: October 2022

The Postmodern Prometheus: Nature, Technology and Transgender Themes in Jeanette Winterson’s Frankissstein

This is a trans ecological analysis of the transgender motif in Jeanette Winterson’s novel Frankissstein: A Love Story, a novel abouttranshumanism, artificial intelligence and the human relationships to the body as natureand as technology. I examine how the transgender character in Frankissstein relates to ideas about nature-culture, biology-technology, and mind-body. Drawing from new materialist theory, the essay examines the possibilites of a materialist trans ecology that understands both identitites and bodies as constructed. The essay demonstrates that the transgender character Ry Shelley is a hybrid character, combining male-female, biologytechnology and nature-culture in a single person. While the other major character, Victor Stein, detests the material and wants to become pure mind, the narrator Ry Shelley shows the importance of the body and becomesan illustration of how human identity is not just a discursive construction, but also a biological and technical-material construction. In Frankissstein the transgender character is a defense of the material human being, and an example of how all humans are hybrids.
"Som att skriva en tv-serie för någons öron"
Authors: Maren Eckart  , Anneli Fjordevik
Published: October 2022

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Desorienterade studier och dissident skrivande, eller: Hur jag hittade vilse i mellanrummen
Authors: Annelie Bränström Öhman
Published: October 2022

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Identification of the Diversity of Indigenous Arbuscular Mycorriza Fungi in the Rhizosphere of Coffee (Coffea Sp) Arabica Solok Radjo West Sumatera
Authors: Armansyah Armansyah , Husin Eti Farda , Dwipa Indra , Sandika Faly , Putra Reski  Marbeni
Published: October 2022

Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi are a group of fungi that can be symbiotic with many types of plants. Soil factors and plant species, affect the diversity of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi. Likewise, differences in location and rhizosphere cause differences in the diversity of species and populations of AMF. In addition, not all AMF have the same morphological and physiological characteristics, therefore it is very important to know their identity. Coffee is a plant that has economic value and the potential for symbiosis with AMF. This study aimed to identify AMF in the rhizosphere of four varieties of Solok Radjo coffee plants in the Aia Cold area of ​​the Gumanti Valley, Solok, West Sumatra. Meanwhile, the stages of this research include: collecting and collecting data in the field, determining the location of the soil sample, analyzing soil properties in the laboratory, isolating AMF spores, and identifying AMF spores morphologically. The results showed that the diversity of AMF spores was found in 3 genera, namely Glomus sp., Acaulospora sp., and Gigaspora sp. The Kartika coffee variety has a higher AMF spore population than Sigararutang, Andongsari and Gayo.
The Utilization of Dioscorea Tuber in Self-Rising Starch: a Review
Authors: Harni Mimi , Anggraini Tuty , Rini Rini , Suliansyah Irfan
Published: October 2022

Self-rising starch is a development product of self-rising flour. This product  minimizes the process, especially in the salt and leavening agent weighing stage, so that it reduces the time in the serving process.  Self-rising flour is generally made of wheat flour.  Currently, due to some medical considerations, many people cannot consume this product. Based on some research results, gluten compound in wheat flour or wheat triggers for the development of type-1 diabetes. This fact has caused Indonesia to be ranked fifth in the world for the diabetic diseases. Thus, one of the ways to overcome this problem is by utilizing the raw materials originating from Indonesia too, namely tubers. Indonesia has a variety of tubers. Some of these tubers, however, have not been explored. These tubers have not only the function as the good sources of carbohydrates but also the bioactive compounds and more functional values, such as water soluble polysaccharides (WSP), diosgenin, inulin and glycemic index. They increase the functional properties of the starch that are produced. The tubers that currently have not been cultivated are the genus Dioscorea. The various tubers that are included in dioscorea family are uwi, gembili, gadung, tomberoso and jebubuk. All of these tubers are good sources of carbohydrates. Uwi, gembili and gadung are tubers that have been cultivated by the people for many years. On the hand, tomberoso and jebubuk tubers grow wildly in the forest that only become the foods for the wild animals in it. The starch derived from the disccorea tubers can be used as self-rising starch because it has the property as food developer. It contains high carbohydrates and bio-active compound, therefore, it is healthier to consume.
Fast Pyrolysis of Biomass with a Concentrated Solar Power: a Review
Authors: Novita Sri Aulia , Santosa Santosa , Nofialdi Nofialdi , Andasuryani Andasuryani , Fudholi Ahmad , Putera Perdana
Published: October 2022

Indonesia's biomass energy potential is estimated at around 49,810 MW and is very adequate for the development go renewable energy. An example of a biomass conversion technique is pyrolysis which converts biomass into bio-oil. The optimum temperature for the pyrolysis process is 300-600 0C. Parameters that affect the pyrolysis process such as pretreatment of the material, moisture content and particle size of the material, the composition of biomass compounds, the effect of temperature, heating rate, gas flow rate, type of pyrolysis, and pyrolysis reactor. This is a thermochemical technique in which biomass waste is converted into solid fuel (char), producer gas (syngas), and liquid (bio-oil) without oxygen in a reactor. This article contains a comprehensive review of biomass conversion techniques to bio-oil using the solar energy-based fast pyrolysis method. Furthermore, the exposure used was based on the publication source, year, origin country, research methodology, and focus area. Most research has been empirical and mainly focused on fast pyrolysis and its influencing factors. There are several studies, information, and research recommendations described in this article.
Selection of an Appropriate Biomass Burner for Drying Maize in a Crossflow Column Dryer Using an Analytic Hierarchy Process
Authors: Obeng-Akrofi George , Akowuah Joseph Oppong , Maier Dirk E. , Addo Ahmad
Published: October 2022

Several post-harvest technologies have been introduced over the past years to help smallholder farmers in sub-Saharan Africa reduce crop losses. However, not all these technologies fit the same application purpose to meet the needs of farmers in different locations. This study, therefore, applied a multi-criteria decision method, the analytical hierarchy process (AHP), to select an appropriate biomass burner based on its technical performance, cost, and design criteria to complete the setup of a low-cost column dryer. With a priority value of 0.69 out of 1.00, the KNUST-ABE Biomass Burner was selected over the AFLASTOP Biomass Burner which had a priority value of 0.31 out of 1.00. Based on the results of this study, the AHP multi-criteria decision method was helpful in the selection of a locally developed biomass burner for a low-cost column drying system.
Production of Cocoa Pulp Syrup by Utilizing Local Sugar Sources
Authors: Firdaus Firdaus , Desmiarti Reni , Praputri Erti , Amir Amelia
Published: October 2022

The pulp of the cocoa fruit still has not economically viable yet. Its potency to be processed into fruit syrup is expected to increase its value added. Local sugar from palm and canes is still traditionally utilized to produce brown sugar. This study aimed to make fruit syrup by utilizing cocoa pulp and local sugar sources in West Sumatra with several variants (palm sugar, sugarcane, and market white sugar). The effects of sugar concentration on the quality of the syrup were also studied. Sensory evaluation by the hedonic method was performed and statistical analysis data were carried out using SPSS. Microbiological analysis and shelf-life testing also have been done. The results of this study showed that respondents preferred syrup with palm sugar to sugarcane because of its light brown color and distinctive sweetness. The microbiological test reported that the syrup could only be consumed for less than the 5th day in a sealed glass bottle if it was placed at room temperature. Meanwhile, the syrup placed in the refrigerator (5 0C) could keep until the 5th day
THE COMPETITIVENESS POSITION OF THE REPUBLIC OF NORTH MACEDONIA: OPPORTUNITIES AND WEAKNESSES
Authors: VELİCHKOVSKA Kristina , RAMADANİ Nehat
Published: October 2022

Competitive advantage is a very popular concept and one of the most important tools for faster integration of the national economy in the global market, which is projected to result in increased exports, higher growth, improved living standards, and long-term prosperity. For small, open economies like the Republic of North Macedonia, this global integration is especially crucial for domestic enterprises to be able to sell and compete on the global market. The purpose of this study is to analyze the competitive position of the Macedonian economy in the period 1996-2019 in order to identify weaknesses and potential bottlenecks that would result in recommendations for policymakers.
ĐÁNH GIÁ XU HƯỚNG BIẾN ĐỘNG MƯA VÀ LƯU LƯỢNG DÒNG CHẢY LƯU VỰC SEDONE, NƯỚC CỘNG HÒA DÂN CHỦ NHÂN DÂN LÀO
Authors: Sade Phoutsadee , Dũng Bùi Xuân , Tứ Nguyễn Văn
Published: October 2022

Bài báo này trình bày các kết quả nghiên cứu xu hướng biến động mưa và dòng chảy lưu vực sông Sedone, Cộng hòa Dân chủ Nhân dân Lào giai đoạn 2010 - 2021. Nghiên cứu sử dụng phân tích thống kê, đường lũy tích sai chuẩn và kiểm định phi tham số Mann-Kendall để đánh giá số liệu nghiên cứu. Kết quả nghiên cứu thể hiện rằng: (i) Lượng mưa trung bình nhiều năm tại lưu vực sông Sedone là 4.512,6 mm. Lượng mưa năm tại lưu vực có xu hướng giảm 4 mm/năm. Các năm mưa nhiều là 2011, 2012, 2015, 1016, các năm mưa ít là 2013, 2014 và 2017, 2018. Lượng mưa tháng giảm lớn nhất vào tháng 7 với giá trị giảm là 6,0 mm. Lượng mưa bình quân nhiều năm vào mùa mưa đạt 263,6 mm và có xu hướng giảm 1,25 mm, vào mùa khô đạt 72,7 mm và có xu hướng giảm 2,75 mm, (ii) Dòng chảy năm trung bình nhiều năm trong giai đoạn nghiên cứu là 304 m3/s và có xu hướng tăng với giá trị là 2,45 m3/s/năm. Phần lớn các tháng trong năm (trừ tháng 9), dòng chảy tháng có xu hướng tăng với giá trị thay đổi từ 0,50 đến 3,24 m3/s. Lưu lượng dòng chảy bình quân nhiều năm vào mùa mưa đạt 673,1 m3/s và có xu hướng tăng đạt 2,12 m3/s, vào mùa khô đạt 159,1 m3/s và có xu hướng tăng, đạt 1,12 m3/s. Phương trình hồi quy mưa tháng với dòng chảy tháng: y = 0,001x – 308,38, hệ số tương quan là 0,57, mưa và dòng chảy năm, phương trình hồi quy: y = 0,054x – 235,38, hệ số tương quan giữa lượng mưa năm 0,62.
Looking for Good Work: From Matthew Crawford to Pope Francis via Wittgenstein
Authors: Ryan Mark
Published: October 2022

In Catholic Social Teaching, work is a meaningful arena of human life. Yet while work can uplift the human personality, poorly imagined work does damage to the soul. While this fact is represented in one way by empirical studies, here I take a different approach, one grounded in Wittgenstein’s insight that conceptual confusions arise from a failure to attend adequately to the variety of uses of language. Specifically, I use Wittgenstein in tandem with the writing of Matthew Crawford to display how fantasies regarding work are generated, leading to degrading jobs. These fantasies have a close relationship to what Pope Francis has called “the technocratic paradigm.” I claim that this alternative form of inquiry about work is best understood as an example of the study of ‘ethics’ and specifically an ethics of character.
Introduction: Vocation, Friendship, and the Catholic Moral Tradition
Authors: Rovati Alessandro , Whelan Matthew P.
Published: October 2022

This special issue Journal of Moral Theology (JMT) collects essays by current or recent members of New Wine New Wineskins (NWNW), an association for early-career Catholic moral theologians. NWNW is not a unified school of thought. Its current and past members come from various backgrounds, are formed in diverse graduate programs, and have differing ecclesial and theological sensibilities. The essays contained in this special issue offer a window into the work of early career Catholic moral theologians, embodying the style and sensibility that has characterized the work of NWNW for over two decades now.
Burn Injury Management, Pathophysiology and Its Future Prospectives
Authors: Kumar Roshan , E Keshamma , Kumari Bhawana , Kumar Ajay , Kumar Vikrant , Janjua Deepika , Billah A. Mohathasim
Published: October 2022

For intensive care physicians, burns are a frequent and challenging patient complication. Specialist facilities prioritise patient stabilisation, infection prevention, and functional rehabilitation to the greatest extent possible. Researchers have been focusing on burns for decades, and thanks to their efforts, the mortality rate for burn patients, especially young patients and those with moderate burns, has been steadily declining. However, the intensivist often faces challenges that make it hard to provide care and stabilise patients. There may be unique complications associated with burn wounds that necessitate either delayed treatment or prolonged rehabilitation. Improvements in patient stabilisation and treatment have resulted from advances made in burn wound care thanks to research. This article discusses recent advances in the treatment of burn patients, focusing on the pathophysiology of burns and the management of burn wounds.
Prediksi Kesuksesan Startup Menggunakan Deep Neural Network
Authors: Lestari Wulan Sri , Halim Apriyanto
Published: October 2022

Kesuksesan startup memiliki peran penting dalam pertumbuhan ekonomi dengan ide bisnis yang baru, inovatif dan dapat menciptakan lapangan pekerjaan. Pertumbuhan startup yang eksponensial dalam beberapa tahun terakhir membuat ketidakpastian dan tingkat kegagalan yang tinggi. Sehingga penting bagi investor untuk dapat memprediksi kesuksesan startup dalam menemukan perusahaan yang memiliki potensi kesuksesan yang lebih besar untuk didanai. Untuk membantu para investor, maka tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah membangun model untuk memprediksi apakah startup yang sedang beroperasi akan sukses atau gagal menggunakan Deep Neural Network (DNN). DNN mengkombinasikan keunggulan deep learning dan neural network untuk memecahkan masalah nonlinear. Proses yang dilakukan adalah menggunakan dataset startup success prediction, kemudian dataset tersebut di pre-processing untuk pengecekan missing value, data duplicate, data outlier serta penentuan atribut berdasarkan korelasi antar variabel. Kemudian, dataset yang sudah di pre-processing dibagi menjadi data training dan data testing. Selanjutnya ditentukan parameter DNN apa saja yang akan digunakan untuk membangun model prediksi menggunakan data training agar tidak mengalami overfitting ataupun underfitting. Model yang dibangun kemudian diuji mengunakan data testing. Hasil pengujian menunjukkan bahwa model prediksi yang diusulkan tidak overfitting ataupun underfitting dan memiliki nilai akurasi sebesar 83,93% dan nilai presisi sebesar 86,51% dalam memprediksi kesuksesan startup.
Pengujian Tingkat Kepuasan Mahasiswa Universitas Mikroskil Terhadap Layanan Portal Akademik Menggunakan Metode Servqual
Authors: Irviantina Syanti , Baskara Teofilus Kevin , Kurniawan Budi , Mendrofa William Candra , Sinaga Frans Mikael
Published: October 2022

Portal akademik Universitas Mikroskil (MIKA) merupakan sistem utama yang digunakan civitas akademika Universitas Mikoskil untuk memenuhi layanan informasi akademik melalui web browser. Seiring perkembangan teknologi, pemenuhan standar kualitas layanan website di sebuah institusi pendidikan sangat diperlukan. Dimana hal itu menuntut institusi pendidikan khususnya Universitas Mikroskil untuk memperhatikan kualitas layanan portal akademiknya. Namun, pada penerapan MIKA sendiri masih terdapat beberapa kendala sehingga berpengaruh dengan tujuan yang ingin dicapai, seperti kepuasan pengguna layanan. Untuk itu penting dilakukan analisis kualitas layanan portal akademik yang dapat meningkatkan kepuasan pengguna dengan menggunakan berbagai metode salah satunya adalah metode Servqual yang meliputi dimensi Tangibles, Reliability, Responsibility, Assurance, dan Empathy. Pada penelitian ini, teknik sampling yang digunakan yaitu Purposive Sampling dengan jumlah sampel sebanyak 91 responden.  Hasil yang didapatkan pada setiap dimensi menunjukkan bahwa hanya dimensi Tangibles yang sudah memenuhi harapan pengguna, dengan nilai gap positif (+) sebesar 0,036 pada keseluruhan atributnya, sedangkan dimensi lainnya memiliki nilai gap negatif (-) yang berarti belum memenuhi harapan pengguna. Dan berdasarkan pengolahan data gap Servqual diperoleh nilai rata-rata gap keseluruhan dimensi adalah nilai -0,020, artinya kualitas layanan terhadap portal akademik MIKA Mikroskil secara keseluruhan belum memenuhi harapan pengguna.
Prototipe Smart Emergency Untuk Pemberitahuan Kondisi Kesehatan Mahasiswa Menggunakan Ktm Sebagai Scan Barcode Kamera Berbasis Iot
Authors: Ilham Fakhri Muchamad , Supriyadi Tata , Megiyanto Rahmatullah Griffani
Published: October 2022

Kebugaran melambangkan hal yangipenting pada kehidupan manusia. Kondisi kesehatan seseorang  yang dapat dicek pada bagian tubuh, seperti detak jantung, saturasi oksigen dan suhu badan. Alat medis seperti thermometer digital dan EKG (Elektrokardiogram) menjadi hal yang lumrah digunakan pemeriksaan di rumah sakit tetapi dilakukan secara terpisah. Solusi untuk saat ini dapat direalisasikan dalam monitoring kondisi kesehatan untuk mahasiswa dengan memakai aplikasi android memakai kerangka android seperti framework Flutter. Framework tersebut dapat diintegerasikan dengan google firebase yang dapat digunakan dalam penyimpanan data pasien mahasiswa. Cara kerja dari system yaitu pengguna harus melakukan scan barcode KTM untuk memasukkan data secara manual saat melakukan pengecekan. Setelah memasukan data pengguna langsung melakukan pengecekan terhadap detak jantung, saturasi oksigen, suhu dan diproses oleh NodeMCU yang bertindak sebagai pengolah data. Perhitungan denyut nadi dan SPO2  memanfaatkan sensor MAX30100 dan suhu tubuh memanfaatkan sensor MLX90614 melalui OLED 128x64 untuk menampilkan data lalu pengguna memasukan data secara manual pada aplikasi  smarphone yang sudah terhubung pada google firebase sebagai penyimpanan data. Sistem telah diuji dengan 10 kali pengujian input data sensor dan 5 kali untuk pengujian pada aplikasi menggunakan KTM yang berbeda. Hasilnya yaitu sistem dapat mendeteksi detak jantung, saturasi oksigen dan suhu dengan akurasi berkisar  97% dan komunikasi data ke webserver dilakukan realtime.  Pengembangan lebih lanjut dengan melakukan integrasi sistem lebih besar antara Google Firebase dengan perangkat keras tambahan seperti real time clock, keypad dan lainnya.
Desain Dan Realisasi Antena Mikrostrip Patch Sirkular Pita Lebar Untuk Penerima Berbasis Lora Dan Ads-B Pada Satelit Kubus 2U
Authors: Zilliah Zilliah Mankusa , Heroe Wijanto  , Edwar  , Putra Srtiawan Dhoni , Hian Ryanu Harfan
Published: October 2022

Cubesat  merupakan satelit yang memiliki misi sebagai penerima sinyal ADS-B dan LoRa. Pada saat ini pengembangan antena untuk cubesat hanya didasarkan pada satu sistem saja. Maka dibutuhkan antena yang dapat digunakan pada kedua sistem. Antena yang dibutuhkan memiliki bandwidth yang lebar untuk memenuhi spesisfikasi kedua sistem sehingga dapat digunakan sebagai antena penerima sinyal ADS-B maupun sinyal LoRa. Tugas Akhir ini menggunakan metode Slot Ring dengan Partial Ground plane dan Multilayer Substrat untuk didapatkan antena dengan bandwidth yang lebar. Antena yang dirancang menggunakan frekuensi kerja 1018 MHz dengan bandwidth sebesar 167 MHz. Antena yang dirancang memiliki pola radiasi omnidirectional dan polarisasinya sirkular. antena mikrostrip dengan metode multilayer substrate, ring slot, partial groundplane, truncatted. didapatkan bandwidth 168,38 MHz untuk simulasi dan untuk pengukuran di dapatkan bandwidth 372 MHz. Hasil perancangan menunjukan bahwa antena tersebut sudah sesuai dengan kriteria antena wideband dan telah memenuhi spesifikasi untuk antena satelit nano.
Aplikasi dan Game Edukasi Sandi Semaphore Berbasis Multimedia
Authors: Anzari Yandi , Puriza M. Yonggi
Published: October 2022

Penelitian ini dilatarbelakangi dengan permasalahan pada pembelajaran penyandian semaphore di pramuka yang sering kali menggunakan metode yang monoton sehingga menyebabkan anggota Pramuka kurang tertarik dan kesulitan dalam memahami materi yang disampaikan maka diperlukan alat bantu berupa media pembelajaran berbasis multimedia yang diharapkan dapat membantu dalam proses pembelajaran penyandian di pramuka. Perancangan aplikasi ini menggunakan metode Hierarchy Plus Input – Process – Output (HIPO). HIPO menggunakan tiga macam diagram untuk masing – masing tingkatan, yaitu Visual Table of Contents (VTOC), Overview Diagram (OD), dan Detail Diagram (DD) sehingga menghasilkan sebuah aplikasi yang terdiri dari dua menu utama, yaitu sandi dan permainan, pada menu sandi user dapat melihat animasi yang terdiri dari semua huruf abjad dan kata lain seperti SOS, sedangkan pada menu permainan user di suguhkan dengan permainan edukasi yang berupa susun kata dari kata ke semaphore atau dari semaphore ke kata. Hasil dari penelitian ini diukur dengan kuisioner yang disebarkan ke anggota pramuka di yogyakarta khusus nya anggota pramuka yang ada di UII, dari hasil kuisioner diperoleh bahwa aplikasi ini dapat membantu dalam proses pembalajaran di sandi semaphore
Simulasi Pengaman Pada Saluran Kabel Tegangan Tinggi Berupa Line Current Differential (LCD) Berbasis Arduino Mega 2560 Dengan Tampilan Human Machine Interface dan Notifikasi Blynk
Authors: Mangkusasmito Fakhruddin , Ariyanto Eko , Syafruddin Muchamad
Published: October 2022

Power transmission protection is a system that serves as a safety in the electrical equipment of a transmission network so that the process of channeling electrical energy to the consumer can run well. The power transmission system of the generating system can be through Extra High Voltage Overhead Line, High Voltage Overhead Line, and High Voltage Underground Cable. In each transmission line is required protection system that can protect the electricity distribution process to the consumer. High voltage underground cable is a transmission system that delivers electrical energy through a cable that is buried in the ground. Although it is in the ground and protected by an excellent insulation system, but does not escape also from the occurrence of interference. In the land cable channel protection system is known as the Line Current Differential (LCD) which is a protection system that works under Kirchoff Law 1 by comparing incoming flows and exiting flows, with uptime instantaneously. This research made a simulation of such system, using Arduino Mega 2560 and be equipped with Internet of Things (IoT) monitoring using Blynk. The test result indicated that the system can work properly
Home Birth: Can midwives and obstetricians work together to provide true choice and support?
Authors: Pitcher Jo , Wilcox Florence
Published: October 2022

In this article we set out the importance of collaborative working to support safe maternity care provision that responds to childbearing women’s and families’ needs and preferences. Opportunities for building relationships, trust and developing your own practice are discussed from a midwife’s and obstetrician’s perspectives. Creating meaningful connections, learning together and sharing ideas can help us to enhance maternity services for all.
Transforming Midwifery Education 3.
Authors: Mckellow Claire
Published: October 2022

With the increasing challenges that student midwives and newly qualified midwives are facing in practice, it is no surprise that levels of stress and burnout are increasing, leading to some midwives leaving the profession within the first year of qualifying. In this third article of the Transforming midwifery series, this paper explores the benefits of using Professional Midwifery Advocates (PMAs) in the university setting to prepare student midwives emotionally for the challenging and demanding reality of newly qualified life, through the use of restorative clinical supervision (RCS) to promote resilience.
Latent Phase of Labour in a Freestanding Midwifery Unit
Authors: Naish Marie , Ashforth Kate
Published: October 2022

This descriptive service evaluation aimed to explore the latent phase of labour, as experienced by two women who birthed at one freestanding midwifery-led unit. Literature exploring women’s experiences of the latent phase has focused on women who birth in hospital environments. When to seek care was the overarching theme that linked the themes of uncertainty, support and pain, and although findings are insightful, they are limited. Findings do suggest that home assessments during the latent phase may enhance woman-centred care and encourage women to remain at home during this phase. A larger-scale phenomenological study exploring women’s experiences of the latent phase of labour, may enable guidelines and practice to be revised to provide personalised care and a positive experience of the latent phase.
The Feminist Sage Femme: Linking Theory and Practice Through Feminism
Authors: McCrimmon Rebekah , Ridley Neesha
Published: October 2022

Feminism can often be associated with radical and hostile views, but the heart of feminism is about achieving equal rights for all. Women have achieved greater equality over recent years; however the gender gap continues, to varying degrees around the world – fuelling ongoing oppression of women. Within this article, we look at how we can educate girls, women and midwives about achieving gender equality, and how feminism can be embedded within our everyday midwifery care and how women can be empowered with some simple yet effective practices.
Humanisation of Childbirth 1. The Humanisation of Childbirth
Authors: Page Professor Lesley , Newnham Dr Elizabeth
Published: October 2022

This is the 19th series of Midwifery basics. In it, a collection of authors, curated by Elizabeth Newnham, will be examining the concept of the ‘humanisation of childbirth’. They identify the need to prioritise humanisation, and explore some of the ideas around humanised birth and how this might effect practice change. Some of the papers draw on the findings of an ethnography of birth in a hospital setting, which was published last year as the book Towards the humanisation of birth: a study of epidural analgesia and hospital birth culture (Newnham et al 2018).
Supporting Women in Labour – Have we Lost the skill? A Personal Reflection
Authors: Ball Carla Jayne
Published: October 2022

As an experienced midwife, I have for many years supported women during labour and birth, in settings from the calm ambience of home to the adrenaline-filled theatre of an obstetric unit. I have seen many ways in which women cope, or do not appear to cope, with childbirth. Throughout these experiences, I have been very fortunate and honoured to support and help friends and colleagues through pregnancy, labour and childbirth, experiences I will treasure for the rest of my life as I watch their children grow. This reflection follows from one experience supporting a friend during her labour and birth.
Obtaining Postgraduate Funding
Authors: Cull Joanne
Published: October 2022

It has become increasingly difficult to obtain either employer funding or protected time to undertake postgraduate study; one alternative source of funding is the Pre-doctoral Clinical Academic Fellowship (PCAF) offered by HEE and NIHR. The PCAF award supports healthcare practitioners to combine research with continued clinical practice, while preparing a PhD application. This article encourages potential applicants to develop a consistent theme for their application, identify good sources of support and advice, and write their application with the understanding that it will likely be judged by non-midwives. The award is an excellent opportunity to make a difference in midwifery.
Identifying Complex Social Needs in Pregnancy
Authors: Crabbe Katy
Published: October 2022

The national maternity review: Better births (NHS England 2016) identified that every woman, pregnancy, baby and family is different. It is therefore vital that quality services are personalised and meet the needs of the baby as well as the wider family. The learning and research around early identification of social factors and intervention in pregnancy remains fairly new. However, there is a plethora of documents and research that focus on identification and intervention in the early years of a child’s life, to ensure that children are able to thrive and have good long-term social, emotional and physical outcomes. As an occasional part of the Evidence series, we explore different aspects of research to make this knowledge accessible and relevant. It aims to help midwives understand, use and engage with research, and consider how research matters to their practice.
Transforming Midwifery Education: The Final Stage of the Future Midwife Project
Authors: Renfrew Professor Mary
Published: October 2022

Midwifery in the UK is at a crossroads. It is a vital time for the profession, and the women, their babies, families and communities who rely on midwives. That is why the NMC’s Future Midwife project – a radical review and rewrite of midwifery education standards – is so important. In this opening article of a new series of Advancing Practice that follows the launch of the new standards and tracks their implementation, Professor Mary Renfrew, Lead Adviser to the NMC for the Future Midwife project, tells the story of how the standards have been developed, informed by best international evidence and by the participation of thousands of individuals and organisations..
Practising Outside the Box But Within the System
Authors: Feeley Claire
Published: October 2022

Some women opt for birth choices that are ‘outside guidelines’, with the aim of seeking a physiological birth. Some choices might be a little ‘nudge’ outside of guidelines, others may be more complex. To deliver appropriate woman-centred care, it is vital that midwives are able to learn from colleagues who have supported women outside of the guidelines. This was the basis of my PhD study, an opportunity to gather, synthesise and share midwifery knowledge from the ground up, to benefit other midwives and to enhance women’s access to meaningful choices. This article provides preliminary information about the study.
Transforming Midwifery Education: The Final Stage of the Future Midwife project
Authors: Renfrew Professor Mary
Published: October 2022

Midwifery in the UK is at a crossroads. It is a vital time for the profession, and the women, their babies, families and communities who rely on midwives. That is why the NMC’s Future Midwife project – a radical review and rewrite of midwifery education standards – is so important. In this opening article of a new series of Advancing Practice that follows the launch of the new standards and tracks their implementation, Professor Mary Renfrew, Lead Adviser to the NMC for the Future Midwife project, tells the story of how the standards have been developed, informed by best international evidence and by the participation of thousands of individuals and organisations.
On Reflection: A Midwife’s Experience of Domestic Abuse
Authors: Cole Jennifer
Published: October 2022

When I started my midwifery education, in September 2013, I had a very clear idea of the type of midwife I wanted to become; of the way I would care for women; and an ultimate goal of working as part of the community team once I had gained sufficient experience. Throughout the course I encountered many different women, in a professional capacity. The experiences gained were many and varied – some positive and some negative – all of which helped to shape my future as a qualified midwife.
Trust Me I’m a Midwife: Corporate Sponsorship and Midwifery
Authors: Davies Dr Lorna
Published: October 2022

Pregnant women and new mothers are a lucrative market for the baby products industry and midwives are able to provide valuable access to this market. The midwifery workforce is therefore wooed by the industry, which provides gifts and sponsorship in order to win favour and increase sales for their products. However, the acceptance of these may have ramifications for our professional integrity. Such association may impact on perceptions of our independent status when it comes to sharing information to enable women to make informed decisions. It may also have more global implications in relation to a sustainable future for the women and babies that we serve.
The "Misericordia" Association as an example of good practices of humanization of treatment of patients with mental disorders
Authors: Lada Anna
Published: October 2022

Helping the sick has become a part of the social life. The organization of the institutional aid has been imporving. More and more people get involved in the philanthropy, volunteering, and charity activities. The desire to help the sick, the disabled, children or the elderly triggers good in people and the willingness to share both material goods and, what is most important, time, company and presence. People with mental disorders constitute this unique group that is often perceived as a closed and inaccessible group.
This article presents the characteristics of the functioning of a psychiatric hospital based on the concept of total institutions by Erving Goffman and a specific attempt to humanize the treatment of patients with psychiatric disorders. Then, as an example of good practices in this area, the Association of Help for the Sick “Misericordia” from Lublin will be presented, which supports and helps people suffering from various diseases and mental disorders to be able to function independently in the social space as best they can. The article presents the history of the association, the profile of its founder and associates, as well as the nature of work with people with disabilities.
Creating an Image of the Police on the Example of the Lębork District
Authors: Osmólska Iwona
Published: October 2022

Maintaining a positive image is the responsibility of many institutions, as it brings immeasurable benefits, the most important one being public trust. This is why, shaping of the reputation requires multidimensional ventures on different levels of activity. Measures undertaken by the police to build their positive image are therefore an extremely important element of their functioning. For that reason, the research problem was stated in one question: What factors influence the positive image of the Police in Lębork? The aim of the study was not only to present theoretical issues concerning the formation of the image of the police, but above all to articulate factors that have a significant impact on its positive formation. The study used theoretical and empirical research methods, i.e. analysis of literature, analysis of activities undertaken by the District Police Headquarters in Lębork and inference as a cognitive factor of the subject under analysis. The results of the research indicate that the positive image of the police is determined by such factors as: commitment, personal culture and interpersonal skills of the police officers. At the same time, it can be concluded that the positive image is a derivative of the effectiveness of their ability to ensure public safety. The perception of the police by the citizens depends mainly on the predisposition and professional preparation of officers to perform their duties, therefore one could conclude that the recruitment to the formation should be carried out with the application of rigorous recruitment and selection methods. The positive image of the police will also be strengthened as the sense of security among the society increases.
Evaluation of dynamic thiol/disulphide homeostasis and ischemia-modified albumin levels in sudden sensorineural hearing loss
Authors: Yücel Hilal
Published: October 2022

Objectives: This study aimed to investigate the role of ischemia-modified albumin and thiol/disulfide hemostasis in idiopathic sudden sensorineural hearing loss (ISSNHL). Patients and Methods: This prospective study was conducted with volunteers diagnosed with ISSNHL and healthy individuals between November 2018 and June 2019. The study group included 46 patients (27 males, 19 females; mean age: 42.4±12.3 years; range, 18 to 69 years), and the control group included 41 healthy individuals (25 males, 16 females; mean age: 37.8±11.7 years; range, 18 to 65 years). Serum thiol, disulfide, and ischemia-modified albumin were calculated in ISSNHL patients and control groups. The relationship between prognostic factors of disease and blood values was investigated. Results: The native thiol/total thiol ratio was significantly higher in the control group. Disulfide levels, disulfide/native thiol ratio, and disulfide/total thiol ratio were significantly higher in the patient group. Conclusion: Oxidative stress that is not balanced by an adequate antioxidant defense may play an important role in the etiopathogenesis of ISSNHL.
Implementasi Depth First Search dalam Game Tic Tac Toe Berbasis Android
Authors: Simanungkalit Muhammad Iqbal Arghribi , Usman Arie , Budiman Arief
Published: October 2022

Permainan Tic Tac Toe adalah permainan sederhana antara dua pemain yang secara bergiliran menandai ruang dalam kotak berukuran 3 x 3. Pemain yang pertama berhasil menandai tiga kotak berurutan secara horisontal, vertikal, maupun diagonal akan memenangkan permainan. Implementasi metode Depth First Search dilakukan untuk memberi kecerdasan kepada komputer sebagai lawan main. Depth First Search akan mengefisienkan pencarian pada papan permainan. Berdasarkan hasil implementasi yang telah dilakukan didapatkan bahwa untuk manusia melangkah pertama dan komputer sebagai pemain dapat melakukan pencarian langkah terbaik. Game tic tac toe ini dibuat menggunakan bahasa pemrograman C# dan software dari Untiy 3D dan menghasilkan game tic tac toe berbasis android.