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Pengaruh Komunukasi Pemasaran Sebagai Promosi untuk Usaha Kecil Menengah
Authors: Syahputri Rima Rizki , Nawawi Zuhrinal M.
Published: July 2023

To turn innovative ideas into viable businesses, an entrepreneur collects and brings together all the essential resources, such as money, people, business model, strategy and willingness to take risks. The marketing mix consists of four elements: product, price, location and promotion. Promotion as part of the marketing mix has a number of obstacles in terms of the effectiveness and efficiency of the marketing message to be conveyed. As a result, the concept of integrated marketing communication emerged, which integrates several marketing communication strategies to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of integrated marketing messages. An entrepreneur's ability to sell his brand will be aided by the knowledge, understanding and application of integrated marketing communications. The purpose of this study is to conduct a theoretical investigation of the relationship between entrepreneurship and integrated marketing communication as a marketing promotion approach. If done right, integrated marketing communications can help entrepreneurs introduce, form a positive impression, and retain clients for their companies.

Keywords: Communication, Marketing, Entrepreneurship.
Hubungan antara Gaya Kepemimpinan Partisipatif Vroom-Yetton dan Motivasi Belajar Siswa di Lembaga Pendidikan Indonesia
Authors: Faujiah Hikmatul , Gunawan Agus , Syarifudin Encep
Published: July 2023

This literature review research aims to explore the relationship between the Vroom-Yetton participatory leadership style and students' motivation to learn at school. The method used is an analysis of empirical studies and the latest literature relevant to the research topic. The results showed that the Vroom-Yetton participatory leadership style had a positive impact on students' learning motivation at school. This leadership style involves active participation of students in making decisions related to learning programs and the learning environment. Students are given the opportunity to express their opinions, provide feedback, and make decisions together with educational leaders and teachers. This study shows that students who are involved in decision-making and are given an active role in learning feel more valued and have a sense of ownership of their learning. This can increase students' learning motivation and help them to achieve their academic goals. In addition, the Vroom-Yetton participatory leadership style also allows teachers to obtain better feedback from students regarding their learning experiences. Teachers can use this feedback to modify the learning program and learning environment according to the needs of students, thereby increasing their motivation to learn. In conclusion, this study shows that the Vroom-Yetton participatory leadership style can have a positive impact on students' motivation to learn at school. Therefore, educational leaders should consider implementing the Vroom-Yetton participatory leadership style in learning environments to increase students' motivation to learn and the overall quality of education. Further studies can be conducted to explore more deeply the impact of the Vroom-Yetton participatory leadership style on student motivation in different educational environment.

Keywords: Teacher Leadership Style; Participative Leadership Style; Vroom Yetton's Participative Leadership Style; Student's motivation to study
Penanaman Nilai-Nilai Kewirausahaan Pada Divisi Ekonomi Kreatif DEMA STAI Al-Hamidiyah Jakarta
Authors: Rianda Karmila , Kurniawati Hartin , Isiami Anjelita Nur , Nurhasanah Nurhasanah
Published: July 2023

This research has objectives including: (1) knowing the implementation of instilling entrepreneurial values in the creative economy division, (2) discussing inhibiting factors and supporting factors for the cultivation of entrepreneurial values in the creative economy division, (3) solutions in overcoming inhibiting factors. The research approach used is a qualitative approach with data collection through interviews, observation, documentation. Data analysis uses three stages, namely data reduction, data presentation, conclusions. The results of the study explained that: (1) the creative economy division was given the cultivation of entrepreneurial values; the value of cooperation; responsibility; creativity with the pre-order system activities at STAI Al-Hamidiyah Jakarta, (2) inhibiting factors in instilling entrepreneurial values; communication and cooperation between members of the creative economy division are poorly established; The means of entrepreneurship at STAI Al-Hamidiyah Jakarta are inadequate, then supporting factors include; DEMA supervisors and lecturers support the pre-order system in the creative economy division; BPH contributes to the implementation of the pre-order system in the creative economy division, (3) The solution in overcoming inhibiting factors is to consistently hold meetings to evaluate pre-order and creative activities in promoting the products of the Creative Economy Division to be visible to the campus and provided support through means in entrepreneurship. The conclusion is that the entrepreneurial values in the creative economy division that have been instilled consist of three values, namely the value of cooperation between division members in managing products, the value of responsibility in the duties of their respective members, and the value of creativity in managing selling products.

Keywords: Entrepreneurial Values, Creative Economy
Demystifying Powers and Ideologies via Illocutions in Pope Francis’ Pandemic Homilies: A Discourse Analysis
Authors: Lemana II Henry E.
Published: July 2023

The Roman Catholic Church, just like other churches in the world, has seen an unprecedented influx of afflicted followers as fear of death looms around the globe with the spread of an unseeable enemy the Covid-19 pandemic. This study analyzed how the Church's supreme pontiff, Pope Francis, mirrors his intentions in his ten randomly selected homilies to project his powers and ideologies amid the pandemic. Grounded on the supposition of discourse that language reflects and shapes social order and individuals interact and react to the words of others to better themselves and the world, this study revealed that Pope Francis' intentions in delivering the pandemic homilies encompass asserting the theological teachings of the Church, directing the congregation to act, committing himself and his audience to respond as a community, and expressing a mixture of personal emotions, which were revealed through the scrutiny of illocutionary forces used to assert legitimate, expert, and referent powers and profess magisterial, covenantal, volitional, and revelational ideologies. Notably, it could be observed in the findings that there appears to be a unification of powers to mirror the overriding ideologies that emerge. Indeed, the findings imply that the pope's homilies serve multiple purposes, including asserting theological teachings, directing the congregation to act, fostering community response, and expressing personal emotions through illocutionary forces establishing a meaningful correspondence between preaching and communication.
Impact of Membership to Certified Coffee Marketing Cooperatives on the Income of Smallholder Farmers in Jimma Zone of Oromia Region, Ethiopia
Authors: Getachew Zewdu , Beyene Fekadu , Haji Jema , Lemma Tesfaye
Published: July 2023

Purpose: Coffee is one of the most important agricultural commodities with a significant contribution to the growth and well-functioning of Ethiopia’s economy, and to the livelihoods of millions of smallholder farmers and laborers. Despite its importance, smallholder coffee production and marketing performance have been unsatisfactory due to various reasons. The introduction of voluntary coffee certification schemes such as Fairtrade (FT) and Organic (Org) certification schemes through cooperatives are viewed as mechanisms to overcome the constraints smallholder farmers face in accessing high value coffee markets and earn better income. However, the impacts of these schemes on the livelihoods of smallholder farmers were not analyzed yet. The main purpose of this study was to estimate the impact of joining (FT, Org or dual FT-Org) certified coffee cooperatives on gross annual incomes earned by member farmers.

Methodology: The study employed cross-sectional data collected from randomly selected sample smallholder coffee farmers through a semi-structured questionnaire. Descriptive and simple inferential statistical tests (e.g., frequency, percentage, mean, t-and chi2-tests), and PSM methods were employed to analyze the data.

Findings: Results of the descriptive statistics depict that 234 (62.07%) of the total 377 samples farmers were members of certified coffee marketing cooperatives. Among the cooperative members, 83 (35.47%), 84 (35.90%) and 67 (28.63%) were members of FT, Org and dual FT-Org certified coffee marketing cooperatives, respectively. The results of the binary probit model however show that the decisions to join certified coffee marketing cooperatives was significantly influenced by sex, marital status, total livestock holding size, total coffee land size (ha), log total quantity of coffee produced (kg), credit access, and walking distances to development agent’s office, coffee marketing center and all-weather road in minutes, respectively. The PSM analysis results show that membership to certified coffee marketing cooperatives has a positive and significant impact on average annual gross income (ETB) earned. The average gross annual income earned by coop member farmers was ETB 14639.15, which is by 36.51% higher than their counterpart non-coop member farmers. The difference is statistically significant at 1% probability level.

Unique Contribution to Theory, Practice and Policy: The study recommended that Cooperatives should be encouraged to establish credit and saving units in their internal structure and/or work in collaboration with other saving and credit providing institutions (such as Cooperative Bank  of Oromia) to be able to provide demand-driven credit services to member farmers.
SUATU PENGUKURAN GERAK DASAR LOKOMOTOR PADA SISWA KELAS IV SEKOLAH DASAR NEGERI 3 KOTA SIGLI TAHUN PELAJARAN 2022-2023
Authors: Amirzan Amirzan , Ni’mah Khairun
Published: July 2023

Penelitian ini berjudul “Suatu Pengukuran Kemampuan Gerak Dasar Lokomotor Pada Siswa Kelas VI SDN 3 Kota Sigli”. Tujuannya untuk mengetahui berada pada posisi mana atau kategori kemampuan gerak dasar lokomotor para siswa SD Negeri 3 Kota Sigli pada tahun pelajaran 2022-2023. Pengukuran untuk memperoleh data seperti tes berjalan, berlari, melompat dan berguling ke depan. Penelitian ini bersifat deskriptif kuantitatif. Metode yang digunakan adalah pengumpulan data melalui tes gerak dasar. Populasi dan sampel penelitian ini adalah siswa kelas VI SDN 3 Kota Sigli yang berjumlah 42 siswa (total sampel). Teknik analisis data menggunakan analisis deskriptif kuantitatif yang dinyatakan dalam persentase. Berdasarkan hasil tes kemampuan gerak dasar siswa SD Negeri 3 Sigli diperoleh pada kelas “sangat baik” sebanyak 22 orang (52,38%), kelas “baik” sebanyak 16 orang (38,09%), rata-rata siswa kelas 3. (7,19%) dan 1 orang dalam kategori “kurang” (2,38%), sehingga hipotesis “mobilitas siswa SD Negeri 3 Kota Sigli berada dalam kategori “kurang baik” atau ditolak dalam arti hipotesisnya adalah dinyatakan untuk "ditolak".Kata Kunci: Kemampuan, Gerak Dasar Lokomotor
Characterisation and Performance of Nigerian Kaolin and Metakaolin in Geopolymer Synthesis
Authors: Enoh Maria , Agbonko Ekanem , Ededet Milliscent
Published: July 2023

This study is aimed at characterising and understanding the mechanical and microstructural behaviour of natural and calcined kaolin clay for geopolymer applications. The clay samples obtained from Kaduna State, Northern area of Nigeria, were calcined within the temperature range of 700 and 900oC and are represented by MK7, MK8 and MK9. The raw kaolin and metakaolin were characterized by X-ray diffraction (XRD), X-ray fluorescence (XRF) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM). To produce geopolymer binders, the precursors were reacted with a 1:1 combination of sodium hydroxide and sodium silicate solution and a precursor to activator ratio of 1.2 was suitable for preparation. The compressive strength of the samples was determined at three testing age of 7, 14 and 28 days. From the results obtained, the kaolin-based geopolymer generally had a long setting time and testing was impossible at the 7-day testing age. The compressive strength of other samples however, increased with increase in the calcination temperature. The values obtained at the maximum testing age of 28 days for all samples fall between 5.1 -14.9 MPa. The scanning electron microscope morphology of the produced binder, show the presence of air trapped in the paste which may have reduced the strength value. Vibrating samples before setting can improve the performance of the geopolymer binders by removing most of the trapped air. Geopolymers produced from this study based on strength obtained, can be used in less critical areas of the construction industry.
A Conceptual Study on Digital Transformation & its Applications: An Overview
Authors: Kaushik Meenakshi , Kumar Ravindra
Published: July 2023

This paper describes the emergence of digital transformation in recent years and specially during pandemic COVID-19, has made business processes very simple and easy to connect with people all over the globe due to its unprecedented speed and worldwide connectivity. Digitalization is the use of digital technologies to bring forth changes in business processes, strategies & business models by providing opportunities and new avenues to employers, employees, customers and society as a whole. The evolution of digital technology &digital transformation has made organizations and industries to re-think and re-imagine the use of technology in a better and wider manner including social media platforms and processes to create new business models and new forms of revenue. This paper has highlighted on digital transformation concept & its urgent need in organizations in present scenario. This paper has described technology as a key driver to seek opportunities to digitalize organizational operations to be more ready and prompt to face digital challenges. Creating a digital culture is considered as the single most important task for organizations. This paper also aims to present a deeper insight on digital transformation, digital technology and digitalization of various industries along with its applications. The research paper is exploratory, descriptive and analytical in nature. Data collection is based on primary & secondary data sources. The Primary data has been collected from observation methods and interview techniques. The observation method, and telephonic interviews were conducted from employers, employees and few people Delhi based. The secondary data is collected from existing research articles, journals, e-books publications and other sources. This is a conceptual paper based on true facts and has tried to give a crystal-clear picture on digital transformation issue.
Four Major Service Industries and Economic Growth in Nigeria: An Empirical Analysis
Authors: OLA Kehinde Oluwole , IFADA Felix Iredia
Published: July 2023

This study has investigated the influence of four major service industries in Nigeria on the economic growth. Data for the study composed of value gross domestic product (GDP), value added of trade, value added of information and communication, value added of financial and insurance, value added of real estate, and indicators of financial deepening. Data were sourced from the Central Bank of Nigeria Statistical Bulletin. All the series were subjected to Unit root test and cointegration test. The results of the Augmented Dickey Fuller showed that all the series were stationary at first difference and there was existence of long run relationship among the series as confirmed by the results of the Johansen’ cointegration test. The estimations were carried out using Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) and Dynamic Ordinary Least Squares (Dynamic OLS). The findings of the study showed that trade and real estates were the movers of economic growth in the period under study. Also, the findings showed that pairwise intersections of trade and financial and insurance; financial and insurance, and real estate; and trade and real estate contributed significantly to economic growth during the period under study. The authors recommended that there should be concrete policies on diversification as to ensure that the impact of trade and real estate is spilled- over to other sectors.
Real time malware detection in encrypted network traffic using machine learning with time based features
Authors: Singh Abhay Pratap , Singh Mahendra
Published: July 2023

With the increasing amount of Internet users, malware attacks are also growing. The purpose of malicious authors creating malware is to attack, damage, or impair electronic devices. In recent times, malware authors are also using HTTPs traffic; therefore, detecting malware in HTTPs traffic is intriguing since network traffic is enciphered. As the network traffic is enciphered, it is an arduous job to identify benign and malicious traffic. It also poses a significant challenge for firewalls and anti-malware software. Hence, it is essential to monitor the network traffic for detecting malware and threats in this way that maintains the encryption integrity. In this paper, a machine learning based model was proposed, which can effectively and efficiently detect malware without deciphering the network traffic. The prime objective of the research work is to apply several of ML techniques to detect malware in real-time utilizing time-based features. The proposed methodology can classify malware attacks in less than one second, achieving an accuracy of 99% on the Central Processing Unit (CPU) and Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) platform, which is sufficient for detecting malware in real-time.
Pengaruh Likuditas Dan Ukuran Perusahaan Terhadap Return Saham Perusahaan Food And Beverage Yang Terdaftar di Bursa Efek Indonesia Tahun 2020-2022
Authors: Prakosa Ahmad Juandi Agus
Published: July 2023

The positive development of companies in the food and beverage manufacturing sub-sector is a good thing to attract investors to invest. Generally, investors look at financial performance before making a decision. The purpose of this study is to examine the impact of liquidity and company size on stock returns of food and beverage companies listed on IDX during 2020-2022. The research method used in this study is the quantitative method of multiple regression analysis. The selected population is food and beverage companies listed on IDX for 2020-2022, while using purposeful sampling to determine the sample, the criteria is the industry of food and beverage companies listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange and audited financial reports 2020-2022 . The main source of data for this study is secondary data collected from financial reports. Using linear regression analysis, it is demonstrated that liquidity and company size have no effect on the stock returns of IDX-listed food and beverage companies in 2020-2022. Researchers advise investors to look for other metrics that can describe stock returns.
Data-Driven Healthcare: Evaluating the Effectiveness of the Patient Record Management System at RHU-Del Carmen
Authors: Perfecto R. Ruaya, Jr.
Published: July 2023

This paper delves into the transformative potential of data-driven approaches in healthcare and evaluates the implementation and impact of the Patient Record Management System (PRMS) at RHU-Del Carmen. The study aims to streamline healthcare operations, enhance data accessibility, and promote evidence-based decision-making. Through a comprehensive evaluation with an overall score of 4.4 out of 5, the study highlights the system's effectiveness in improving patient care, optimizing care coordination, and providing valuable clinical insights. The findings affirm the significance of data-driven healthcare practices and emphasize the importance of leveraging patient data for enhanced healthcare outcomes, ultimately driving towards a patient-centric and data-enabled healthcare system
FlowerHub: An Online Flower Shop
Authors: Alma Christie C. Reyna
Published: July 2023

The study aimed to design and develop an online flower shop using object-oriented analysis and the Laravel PHP Framework. It aims to enhance local flower shops in Surigao City by improving manual ordering processing with online shopping convenience. The app offers a user-friendly interface, empowering flower shop owners with efficient inventory management, marketing strategies, and expanded reach. The system usability score of 85 out of 100 reflects higher user satisfaction and usability.
ANÁLISIS DE LA LEY 280 DE 30 DE DICIEMBRE DE 2021 DEL CONTADOR PÚBLICO AUTORIZADO DE PANAMÁ
Authors: Achurra Sánchez Reinaldo , Camacho Canto Jorge
Published: July 2023

Luego de 43 años la profesión de Contador Público Autorizado en Panamá fue actualizada mediante la Ley 280 de 30 de diciembre de 2021 que derogó la Ley 57 de 1 de septiembre de 1978. En esta nueva ley  se observan una serie de actualizaciones que cambian y mejoran la profesión de contador entre las que podemos mencionar  los nuevos requisitos para obtener la idoneidad de Contador Público Autorizado, la conformación de los miembros de la Junta Técnica, la adopción de las Normas Internacionales utilizadas en los sectores privado y gubernamental. Los cargos  de contador del sector privado e instituciones públicas en que se requiere idoneidad para ejercerla.  Los compromisos de auditoría o revisión de los estados financieros en clientes que tengan ingresos superiores a un millón de balboas (B/1,000,000.00). La  obligación  de  listar  el  socio y el equipo de

 

 

trabajo en el dictamen  de auditoría del compromiso y que solo los contadores independientes   podrán  refrendar   las  declaraciones de  rentas. En  vista   de  los cambios efectuados, con este ensayo, como un aporte realizamos un análisis de la Ley 280 que a nuestro juicio en la mayoría de los casos mejora la profesión de Contador Público Autorizado en Panamá.
Expert Recommendations for a Clinical Guide Supporting the Use of Electrical Stimulation in Occupational Therapy Treatment of Spinal Cord Injury
Authors: Dionne Timothy P. , Lenker James A.
Published: July 2023

Importance: Clinical application of electrical stimulation (ES) to address functional deficits for those with spinal cord injury (SCI) is not consistent among occupational therapy practitioners, likely because of limited occupational therapy–specific clinical guidelines (OT–CG). Clinicians report the need for evidence-based guidance that supports their practice.

Objective: To identify occupational therapy practitioners’ needs to support ES application in treatment sessions, utility of existing clinical practice guidelines for occupational therapy practitioners, challenges and opportunities to translate research findings into clinical practice, and desirable characteristics for an occupational therapy–specific ES clinical guide.

Design: A panel of 7 senior occupational therapy clinicians with ES expertise was convened for two stages. In Stage 1, two focus group discussions were recorded, transcribed, analyzed, and thematically summarized. In Stage 2, panel members completed a member-check survey, and panelists reviewed a proposed outline for an OT–CG ES guide, rating the desirability of each section.

Setting: Online expert panel.

Participants: A purposive sample of occupational therapy clinicians eligible to administer ES, actively using ES with SCI, and employed at preeminent SCI centers.

Results: An outline for an OT–CG to support consistent clinical use of ES among occupational therapy practitioners was developed. Three themes emerged: difficulty using clinical practice guidelines for electrical stimulation, lack of clinical examples to guide specific electrical stimulation treatment activities, and modifications to existing guidelines.

Conclusions and Relevance: An outline for a proposed guideline was created; ideally, such a manual would improve treatment fidelity and predictable patient outcomes for those with SCI.

What This Article Adds: A novel outline for an OT–CG was developed to provide treatment fidelity, structure to treatment approaches, and a basis for future scholarly study.
Content & Face Validity of the Self-Perception and Environmental Engagement Questionnaire for Neurodivergent Adults in Community-Based Programs
Authors: Pollari Elsie Hurtado , Haas Kurt , Nee Bryan , Oseman Emily , Staiano Julia , Sykes Mattea , Villa Leanne Blanca
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

The Self-Perception and Environmental Engagement Questionnaire was developed to address the need for self-report questionnaires to examine the occupational engagement and social interaction of neurodivergent adults in community-based programs.

Primary Author and Speaker: Elsie Hurtado Pollari

Additional Authors and Speakers: Kurt Haas, Bryan Nee, Emily Oseman, Julia Staiano, Mattea Sykes, Leanne Blanca Villa
Professional Development Specialist Inter-rater Reliability of Coaching Fidelity Scoring in a Statewide Professional Development Program
Authors: Tomchek Scott , Dunn Winnie , Little Lauren
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

Intervention integrity is considered central to fidelity and the monitoring of intervention fidelity is important as a demonstrated mediator of outcomes. Documenting reliability among raters is critical to these functions. We describe development and field testing of a sensitive, research-based coaching fidelity measure to present study finding investigating whether professional development specialists maintain acceptable interrater reliability when using the measure. Implications are outlined.

Primary Author and Speaker: Scott Tomchek

Additional Authors and Speakers: Winnie Dunn, Lauren Little
Exploring Community Mobility Needs & Perceptions Among Older Adults
Authors: Edwards Collins Megan , Winston Lisa , Diekhoff Natalie , Lawing Isha , Ragin Tauriana , Deview Lauren
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

This qualitative study explored the needs for and perceptions of community mobility among older adults in the community. Participants were 7 community-dwelling adults older than age 60 years. The four themes identified were meaning and significance of driving, driving retirement, alternative transportation supports, barriers and perceptions, and fall prevention. OT practitioners need to address community mobility and driving retirement to improve the overall safety and quality of life of older adults.

Primary Author and Speaker: Megan Edwards Collins

Additional Authors and Speakers: Lisa Winston, Natalie Diekhoff, Isha Lawing, Tauriana Ragin, Lauren Deview
Burnout in OT Students & Coping Mechanisms to Manage Stress
Authors: Hamed Razan , Assaf Maegan , Cipolla Heidi , Quirin Carley R. , Voss Annika , Walker Shylah , Wheeler Amira , Zhang Sally
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

This study explored the stress levels among graduate OT students in the COVID-19 pandemic era and coping mechanisms used by the students to reduce academic stress.

Primary Author and Speaker: Razan Hamed

Contributing Authors: Maegan Assaf, Heidi Cipolla, Carley R. Quirin, Annika Voss, Shylah Walker, Amira Wheeler, Sally Zhang
Factors Related to Different Coping Strategies in Individuals With & Without Acquired Brain Injury During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Authors: Kim Hayejin , Voelbel Gerald , Goverover Yael , Kim Grace J. , Genova Helen , Chen Michelle , Botticello Amanda , Burke Dominique , Russo Evelyn
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

This poster will present study findings related to demographic and psychosocial factors affecting an individual’s use of coping strategies and the impacts of coping strategies on health-related quality of life and psychological distress during the COVID-19 pandemic in people with and without acquired brain injury (ABI). Implications for OT clinical practice with people with ABI will be suggested.

Primary Author and Speaker: Hayejin Kim

Additional Authors and Speakers: Dominique Burke, Evelyn Russo

Contributing Authors: Gerald Voelbel, Yael Goverover, Grace J. Kim, Helen Genova, Michelle Chen, Amanda Botticello
A Seat for Every Child: Creating Safe & Dignified Mealtimes for Children With Disabilities
Authors: Rabaey Paula Ann , Bruno Natalie , Smith Marissa
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

This pilot study explored the the feasibility, usability, and acceptability of an innovative and low-cost feeding chair for children with disabilities in Uganda. Findings and implications for changes to the chair prototype will be discussed.

Primary Author and Speaker: Paula Ann Rabaey

Additional Authors and Speakers: Natalie Bruno, Marissa Smith
Eight Senses Goal Setting Assistant: A Pilot Study
Authors: Joens Analyn
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

In the client-centered care philosophy, the OT process incorporates parent input regarding their child’s care. Through a mixed-methods analysis, this capstone project examined the potential of a novel web-based tool, the Eight Senses Goal-Setting Assistant (ESGSA), to assist parents in OT goal setting for their children with sensory issues.

Primary Author and Speaker: Analyn Joens
Lived Experiences of People With Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis With Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy Feeding Tubes
Authors: Ciani Gioia , Grimaldi Gary , Sarnataro Ian
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Lived experiences of people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (pALS) who have percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) are explored. Outcomes will provide insight into the factors that guide the decision-making process and the impact on occupation.

Primary Author and Speaker: Gioia Ciani

Additional Authors and Speakers: Gary Grimaldi, Ian Sarnataro
Sibling Participation in OT for Children With Physical Disabilities
Authors: Zagacki Laura , Chiarello Lisa A.
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

This case series details sibling participation in OT as an approach for including siblings in the OT process. Canadian Occupational Performance Measure and Goal Attainment Scaling ratings in both cases reflect improvements in the siblings’ social participation in play.

Primary Author and Speaker: Laura Zagacki

Contributing Authors: Lisa A. Chiarello
Using Escape Rooms to Promote Active Learning & Intraprofessional Collaboration: A Pilot Study
Authors: Fan Chia-Wei
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Escape rooms are an increasingly popular, innovative teaching modality in health care education. This study examined an escape room’s effectiveness as a teaching modality for OT students. Both the in-person and online formats significantly improved students’ intraprofessional teamwork and collaboration, professional identity, activity learning, critical thinking skills, and knowledge retention. Pre- and posttest knowledge retention showed a moderate effect size.

Primary Author and Speaker: Chia-Wei Fan
Older Driver’s Perceptions Before and After Riding in an Autonomous Shuttle
Authors: Hwangbo Seung Woo , Mason Justin , Classen Sherrilene
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Older drivers’ Intention to Use and Acceptance increased after riding in an autonomous shuttle. Occupational therapists may incorporate autonomous shuttles in a comprehensive mobility plan to support older drivers’ community participation.

Primary Author and Speaker: Seung Woo Hwangbo

Contributing Authors: Justin Mason, Sherrilene Classen
Psychological Status & Work Rehabilitation Outcomes
Authors: Voss Mitchell
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Psychological status needs to be considered when identifying a patient’s ability to return to work because depression, pain catastrophizing, and fear–avoidance beliefs have been associated with a decreased ability to return to work. These psychological characteristics can help inform treatment decisions within the context of a work rehabilitation program. A retrospective analysis of work rehabilitation identified what psychological factors could contribute to and influence outcomes of the program.

Primary Author and Speaker: Mitchell Voss
OT in School-Based Practice: Educator Satisfaction With Understanding of Services Before & After Targeted Training
Authors: Gjellstad Matia , Lindquist Kayla , Ziesch Morgan , Selvey Brooke , Harris Darian
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

The study assessed whether implementation of targeted training for educators affected understanding of the role of OT in school settings. Significant results were obtained to indicate increased educator satisfaction.

Primary Author and Speaker: Matia Gjellstad

Contributing Authors: Kayla Lindquist, Morgan Ziesch, Brooke Selvey, Darian Harris
Experiences of Mothers Parenting Autistic Children During COVID-19
Authors: Holcom Morgan , Oster Morgan , Bonsall Aaron
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

By examining the experiences of mothers of autistic children during COVID-19, we provide therapists with insight into complex family dynamics. We highlight the importance of addressing the needs of parents in family-centered care.

Primary Author and Speaker: Morgan Holcom

Additional Authors and Speakers: Morgan Oster, Aaron Bonsall
Role of OT in Supporting Youth With Asthma: A Survey of Pediatric OTs
Authors: Spell Lindsay A. , Yoo Madelyn , Minor Timira , Harris Kelly
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Pediatric OT practitioners report that asthma inhibits occupational participation. Despite moderately low asthma knowledge and perceived self-efficacy in asthma care, assessing and modifying the environment is perceived to be within the scope of OT.

Primary Author and Speaker: Lindsay A. Spell

Contributing Authors: Madelyn Yoo, Timira Minor, Kelly Harris
Prevalence of Co-Occurring Psychiatric & Sensory Processing Disorders in Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders
Authors: Dierksheide Kaitlin , Kadlec Mary Beth
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

This research study, a retrospective review, aimed to answer the following research question: ‘What is the prevalence of the co-occurring psychiatric diagnoses of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and anxiety disorder for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and a diagnosis of sensory processing disorder (SPD) between the ages of 5 and 13 years who received an interdisciplinary team evaluation from a pediatric outpatient clinic?’ Many of the findings of this study were significant and will contribute to those health care professionals treating children with ASD.

Primary Author and Speaker: Kaitlin Dierksheide

Additional Authors and Speakers: Mary Beth Kadlec
Telepresence Robotics in OT Education
Authors: Davin Kirsten , Mollere Doucet Barbara M.
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Telehealth is rapidly expanding in OT practice; therefore, advanced technologies must also be incorporated into OT education. A telepresence robot was used for a remote faculty presence and to stimulate critical thinking skills during an OTD Level I fieldwork experience. Student satisfaction scores were significantly higher when the robot was incorporated into the learning than when it was not, and students reportedthat learning was enhanced with this technology.

Primary Author and Speaker: Kirsten Davin

Additional Authors and Speakers: Barbara M. Mollere Doucet
OTRs’ Perspective on the Factors for Accepting or Declining Level II Fieldwork Students: A Mixed-Methods Pilot Study
Authors: Brault Brigitte A. , Katschor Jamie , Verbeke Joseph , Katerberg Barbra
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

The purpose of the study was to determine the factors that influence an OT’s decision to accept or decline supervising a Level II fieldwork student. This study provided insight into the fieldwork shortage for Level II fieldwork students and will assist fieldwork coordinators when locating placements.

Primary Author and Speaker: Brigitte A. Brault

Additional Authors and Speakers: Jamie Katschor, Joseph Verbeke, Barbra Katerberg
Deeper Understanding of the Efficacy of MyTeam in Meeting the Needs of Its Chronically Ill Members
Authors: Molinsky Rivka , Rosen Tzipora
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

The purpose of this study was to explore the impact of MyTeam, a peer support group established by an OT. Results indicated that MyTeam is effective in its mission to provide peer support for its members with chronic illness.

Primary Author and Speaker: Rivka Molinsky

Additional Authors and Speakers: Tzipora Rosen
Narratives on Time Use, Health, & Well-Being: The Life Stories of One Individual Living With Tetraplegia
Authors: Balser Amanda , Colaianni Donna , Howell Dana M.
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

Narrative inquiry was used to understand the time-use choices of one person with tetraplegia. By exploring the link between time use and well-being, OTs can help restore engagement in meaningful occupations and promote health.

Primary Author and Speaker: Amanda Balser

Additional Authors and Speakers: Dana M. Howell

Contributing Authors: Donna Colaianni
Translation & Cross-Cultural Validation of the COVID-19 Impact on Nurses & Healthcare Workers Survey
Authors: Queiroz Adriana Goncalves , Araújo Silva Márcia Cristina , Ferraz Victor Martins , Diniz Rebeca Silva
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

Translation and cross-cultural adaptation of the COVID-19 Impact on Nurses and Healthcare Workers survey to the Brazilian reality, to study health professionals’ quality of life while facing COVID-19 in Brazil.

Primary Author and Speaker: Adriana Goncalves Queiroz

Contributing Authors: Márcia Cristina Araújo Silva, Victor Martins Ferraz, Rebeca Silva Diniz
Medical Providers Are Unaware of the Role of OT
Authors: Strate Shannon , Ullucci Jr. Paul
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

The goals of this study were to ascertain data from health care providers who work closely with OTs, discover the frequency of their referrals to OT, and educate health care professional understanding of OT’s scope of practice in clients after concussion.

Primary Author and Speaker: Shannon Strate

Contributing Authors: Paul Ullucci Jr.
Developing Student Intercultural Communication, Intercultural Sensitivity, & Professional Identity Through Online International Study Abroad
Authors: Andonian Lynne , Chang Megan C. , Smith Jerilyn , George Alison
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

This study explores how an online faculty-led international study-abroad course fosters master’s-level OT students’ skills in developing intercultural sensitivity, cross-cultural communication, and professional identity.

Primary Author and Speaker: Lynne Andonian

Additional Authors and Speakers: Megan C. Chang, Jerilyn Smith, Alison George
Understanding Sustainable Professional Practice: Perspectives of Israeli OTs
Authors: Hochhauser Michal , Meyer Sonya
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

Despite understanding the importance of sustainable practice, OTs testify to a lack of knowledge. Therefore, there is a need to expose OTs to sustainable practice through professional training and education.

Primary Author and Speaker: Michal Hochhauser

Contributing Authors: Sonya Meyer
Telehealth Practice, Learning Needs, & Preferences: A Survey of Pediatric OTs
Authors: Fang Chiao-Ju , Broyer Richard , Park Julian , Saturday Sarah , Wu Mei-Heng , Cash Morgan , Pridmore Natalie
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

This study aimed to describe the clinical use of telehealth by U.S. pediatric OTs, identify usage barriers, evaluate predictors of intention to use telehealth, and determine therapists’ learning needs. The results indicated that OTs with 6 to 10 years of clinical experience have the highest self-efficacy about using telehealth. The other variables (participant’s age, education level, client age range) yielded no interaction effects. Future studies should focus more on this area.

Primary Author and Speaker: Chiao-Ju Fang

Contributing Authors: Richard Broyer, Julian Park, Sarah Saturday, Mei-Heng Wu, Morgan Cash, Natalie Pridmore
Families’ Perceived Barriers Related to Their Family’s Journey in Accessing Early Intervention Services in Massachusetts
Authors: Leslie Cathy , Martone-Levine Kris , Johnson Amirra , Johnston Stefanie
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

This study surveyed families in early intervention (EI) to identify perceived barriers to accessing EI services. By supporting parents in overcoming these barriers, OTs can support child health outcomes and health equity.

Primary Author and Speaker: Cathy Leslie

Additional Authors and Speakers: Stefanie Johnston

Contributing Authors: Kris Martone-Levine, Amirra Johnson
Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Quality of Life & Access to Health Care Among Individuals With Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities
Authors: Laufenberg Hannah , Ausderau Karla , Caudill Allison , Hickey Emily
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

This study examines pre- and mid-pandemic access to health care and quality of life among adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Identification of barriers faced by adults with IDD allows practitioners to better address their needs by tailoring interventions and supports.

Primary Author and Speaker: Hannah Laufenberg

Contributing Authors: Karla Ausderau, Allison Caudill, Emily Hickey
Technology Trends in Practice: A Survey of OTs
Authors: Segal Adi , Doyle Nancy W.
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Technology is changing occupations, requiring digital competencies to live independently and participate in society. OTs were surveyed about attitudes, barriers, and opportunities for implementing technologies and addressing clients’ digital needs.

Primary Author and Speaker: Adi Segal

Contributing Authors: Nancy W. Doyle
Income Satisfaction & Supervisor Support Predict Burnout Among a National Sample of OT Practitioners
Authors: McCarthy Molly A. , Shin Julia
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Higher burnout was associated with less satisfaction with salary and lower supervisor support. Salary and supervisor support represent two structural factors that may improve burnout among OT practitioners.

Primary Author and Speaker: Molly A. McCarthy

Additional Authors and Speakers: Julia Shin
Psychophysiology of Stress & Sleep in Graduate-Level College Students
Authors: Chang Megan C. , Hung Sherlene , Winsemius Anna , Wong Liam , Wong Maria
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Graduate students may have specific roles and stressors that affect their ability to sleep, which further increases their perceived stress levels. A lack of resources, supports, and cultural beliefs that promote positive sleep habits or coping skills are barriers faced by many graduate students, which in turn affect their engagement in occupations. Thus, the purpose of this study is to examine graduate students’ coping strategies and sleep from both self-perception and psychophysiology.

Primary Author and Speaker: Megan C. Chang

Additional Authors and Speakers: Sherlene Hung, Anna Winsemius, Liam Wong, Maria Wong
Skin Tone: The Missing Piece in Action Observation Intervention Poststroke
Authors: Robinson-Bert Krystal
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

Action observation has been documented as an evidence-based intervention for upper extremity motor recovery poststroke. The results from this Critically Appraised Topic demonstrate a lack of documentation regarding the skin tone displayed in the videos used for action observation intervention. Consideration should be given to displaying videos with concordant race, skin tone, and gender of the client. Such inclusivity may increase positive outcomes for participants.

Primary Author and Speaker: Krystal Robinson-Bert
Perceived Student Learning of the Entry-Level Doctoral Capstone Experience & Project
Authors: Bednarski Julie A. , Chase Tony , DeRolf Annie Laurie , Oleshchuk Oksana
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

The study purpose was to determine students’ perceptions of learning during their 2-year capstone process. Student learning was assessed at three points; statistically significant learning in areas of research, planning, and leadership occurred.

Primary Author and Speaker: Julie A. Bednarski

Additional Authors and Speakers: Annie Laurie DeRolf, Oksana Oleshchuk

Contributing Authors: Tony Chase
Factors influencing the Mental Health & Self-Efficacy of OT Practitioners Working During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Authors: Huang Yan-hua , Wong Stephen , Taylor Sarah , Sheldon Mallory , Stokes John
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

This study evaluated factors influencing the mental health and self-efficacy of OTs and OTAs working during COVID-19. Results showed that working directly with COVID-19 patients and certain demographic factors affect mental health and self-efficacy.

Primary Author and Speaker: Yan-hua Huang

Additional Authors and Speakers: Stephen Wong, Sarah Taylor, Mallory Sheldon, John Stokes
Exploring Effects of Sensory Garments on Participation of Children on the Autism Spectrum: A Pretest–Posttest Repeated-Measures Design
Authors: Mische Lawson Lisa , Foster Lauren H. , Hamner Kayla , Wright Lacy
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

This 14-week repeated-measures study showed that sensory garments may improve participation of autistic children, but not parent competence or stress. OT sensory assessment and consultation may help caregivers considering sensory garments.

Primary Author and Speaker: Lisa Mische Lawson

Additional Authors and Speakers: Lauren H. Foster, Kayla Hamner, Lacy Wright
Stakeholder Perceptions of the Usefulness, Usability, & Desirability of a Virtual Training System for Adolescents With Brain Injuries
Authors: Anderson Sarah E. , Lundine Jennifer P. , Pierce Sarah , Stamper Taylor , Darragh Amy
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/20/2023

This study addressed the relevancy and usability of a virtual simulation training system for adolescents with acquired brain injuries during interviews with adolescents, caregivers, and clinicians. Modifications and application will be discussed.

Primary Author and Speaker: Sarah E. Anderson

Additional Authors and Speakers: Sarah Pierce, Taylor Stamper, Amy Darragh

Contributing Authors: Jennifer P. Lundine
The Ballroom Basics for Balance Program: A Pilot Effectiveness Study
Authors: Gresens Paige , Frikken Susan , Furlow Alexander , Neuser Kyra , Thao Lesley M. , Pickett Kristen A. , Zurawski Sarah A.
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/21/2023

After a 12-week dance class for community-dwelling older adults, there were improvements in the areas of occupational performance and self-efficacy.

Primary Author and Speaker: Paige Gresens

Additional Authors and Speakers: Alexander Furlow, Kyra Neuser, Lesley M. Thao, Kristen A. Pickett, Sarah A. Zurawski

Contributing Authors: Susan Frikken
Participation in Quad Rugby After Spinal Cord Injury: A Qualitative Study
Authors: Ali Darkhishan , Rider John V.
Published: July 2023

Date Presented 04/22/2023

This study explored barriers and supports to participating in quad rugby after spinal cord injury. This poster will present findings from interviews with 12 quad rugby players across the United States, along with implications for clinical practice.

Primary Author and Speaker: Darkhishan Ali

Additional Authors and Speakers: John V. Rider