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The impact of construction stakeholder’s readiness and acceptance of technology on the success of Indonesian digital government transformation in construction sector
Authors: Chomistriana Dewi , Mulyono Agus Taufik , Najid Najid , Bagio Toni Hartono
Published: January 2024

Despite its potential to significantly improve the efficiency, effectiveness, transparency, and accountability of construction sector services, the implementation of digital government transformation in many countries has often failed to achieve desired results due to low user adoption. This study introduces a factor model to predict technology readiness and acceptance behavior in the implementation of digital government transformation within construction business licensing and procurement services by integrating the Technology Readiness and Technology Acceptance Models. Survey data collected from construction companies, experts, project managers, and procurement committees in Indonesia were used to test the model through Structural Equation Modelling (SMART-PLS). The findings reveal that positive technological readiness has a significant impact on perceived usefulness and users' intention to use the system. Additionally, it was discovered that a one-point increase in the intention to use led to a 0.625 increase in achievement value. This research contributes to addressing the slow adoption of digital government transformation by exploring intention-to-use behavior in the construction sector.
Investigating entrepreneurial resilience toward sustainable competitive advantage: Does local culture matter?
Authors: Korry Putu Dyah Permatha , Armanu Armanu , Sudjatno Sudjatno , Wijayanti Risna
Published: January 2024

Literature indicates it is crucial to understand how SMEs could adapt to changes in their external environment to develop a competitive advantage. However, there is limited discussion on how entrepreneurs’ resilience functions as one of the dynamic capabilities required to maintain their company’s competitive advantage in the long-term. This study aimed to investigate how entrepreneurial resilience affects SMEs ability to achieve sustainable competitive advantage. It also analyzed the moderating role of local cultural values in reinforcing resilience and sustainable competitive advantage. The population consisted of 400 handicraft SME who were thought of as Bali’s sustaining tourism sector. The results demonstrated that financial capital, human capital, and social capital were factors that shaped entrepreneurial resilience, where the ownership of capital and access to capital helped entrepreneurs when encountering changes in the dynamic and challenging industrial environment, where the role of financial capital was one of the sources of resilience that had the most significant influence. Furthermore, entrepreneurial resilience also contributed significantly to the achievement of sustainable competitive advantage. Moreover, the results also indicate that local cultural values strengthen entrepreneurial resilience because entrepreneurs who adjusted to local cultural norms developed in the surrounding community tended to respond positively to their behavior. Positive environmental acceptance could reinforce entrepreneurial resilience, given the psychological support of their behavior.
Exploring the moderating role of green human resources and green climate: The impact of corporate social responsibility on environmental performance
Authors: Albloush Ahmad , Jarrah Mufleh Al , Alghizzawi Mahmoud , Bianchi Piervito , Alkhatib Ayman , Lehyeh Salman Abu
Published: January 2024

Universities seek out of its keenness to preserve the environment and to enhance its environmental performance, by paying attention to social responsibility, to enhance its reputation in society. The current study examines the relationship between corporate social responsibility (CSR) and environmental performance (EP) through the moderating role of green human resources (GHR) and green climate (GC). The study collected data from 270 employees in private universities in Jordan. PLS4 was applied to analyze data and test the hypotheses. The results showed that CSR has a positive impact on EP. Also, the results showed that GHR and GC moderate the relationship between CSR and EP. Future research recommendations and study limitations are also provided.
Investigating the interplay between supply chain agility, human capital and supply chain performance in the healthcare sector of Jordan
Authors: Al-Ma’aitah Noor
Published: January 2024

This study investigates the impact of supply chain agility on supply chain performance in Jordan’s healthcare settings. The moderation role of human capital in this relationship was also investigated. This study adopted a quantitative approach and utilized an online questionnaire to collect data from 139 managers at different levels in various hospitals in Jordan. The Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) version 23 was used for data analysis. The results of hypothesis testing using multivariate regression analysis showed that human capital has a positive and statistically significant impact on supply chain performance and supply chain agility. Human capital has been identified as an important organizational resource that can result in favorable performance. Such an organizational resource may also help healthcare institutions obtain a competitive edge by responding to patients’ treatment, which is urgently required.
Accounting conservatism, accounting measurement, social capital disclosure, quality of accounting information: The moderating role of corporate social responsibility
Authors: Senan Nabil Ahmed Mareai
Published: January 2024

The paper aims to investigate the direct impact of accounting measurement, Social Capital Disclosure (SCD), and Accounting Conservatism (AC) on the Quality of Accounting Information (QAI), focusing on consistency in the context of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The study involves industrial companies in the Yemeni capital, Sana’a. Hypotheses are developed and tested through the collected data from a questionnaire distributed to 178 employees. Results indicate a positive impact of accounting measurement, SCD, and AC on the quality and reliability of accounting information. However, when considering CSR as a moderating variable, these factors do not show a significant positive effect. The study is limited to industrial companies in Sana’a, and broader implications may require consideration of various other sectors.
The effect of corporate social responsibility dimensions on accounting information quality: Empirical study in Saudia Arabia
Authors: Abdelraheem Abubkr
Published: January 2024

Accounting studies neglected to link corporate social responsibility to accounting information, the theoretical background revealed the study gap and the paper referred to it in the question: Do the corporate social responsibility CSR dimensions affect the accounting information quality? The study aimed to reveal the effect of corporate social responsibility dimensions (economic, ethical, legal, and philanthropic) on accounting information quality (relevance and reliability) in banks in the Riyadh Governorate in Saudi Arabia. The researcher used a questionnaire to collect data from the study sample, and the data analysis was done using SPSS and smart partial least squares (pls), and its reliability and validity have been confirmed. Result revealed a positive effect of CSR (economic, ethical) dimension on the relevance of accounting information, a negative effect of CSR Legal dimension on the relevance of accounting information, and no effect of CSR philanthropic dimension on the relevance of accounting information, a positive effect of CSR (ethical, philanthropic) dimension on the reliability of accounting information and no effect of CSR economic and legal dimension on the reliability of accounting information.
The effects of internal driver, external pressure and green entrepreneurial orientation (GEO) on green supply chain management (GSCM) performance through GSCM practice in wood processing companies in Lumajang district
Authors: Ermawati Emmy , Budiyanto Budiyanto , Suwitho Suwitho
Published: January 2024

This study examines the correlation between internal drivers, external pressures, Green Entrepreneurial Orientation (GEO). In the context of wood processing companies in Lumajang, this study examines how green supply chain management (GSCM) practices and performance interact. The study relies on theoretical underpinnings grounded in both institutional theory and the Natural Resource-Based View (NRBV) theory to thoroughly explore and comprehend these complex interconnections. Data was collected from a sample of 98 wood processing companies registered as Primary Timber Forest Product Industries (IPHHK) in the Lumajang District Forestry Office up to 2020, using a saturated sampling technique over three months from January to March 2022. This study's data analysis was carried out using structural equation modeling (SEM), which uses the partial least squares (PLS) methodology. The results of the analysis indicate that internal drivers do not exert a significant influence on Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) performance. In contrast, external pressure and Green Entrepreneurial Orientation (GEO) have a notable and statistically significant impact on GSCM performance. Furthermore, GSCM practices play a crucial mediating role, fully mediating the correlation between internal drivers and GSCM performance and partially mediating the correlation between external pressure, GEO, and GSCM performance. This research holds practical implications for managers, supply chain specialists, and Lumajang wood processing industry policymakers. It clarifies the significance of particular drivers in putting GSCM practices into practice and reaching improved performance levels. Future research should consider expanding the sample size, extending the scope of the survey, exploring additional research avenues, and implementing longitudinal designs to investigate green supply chain integration and firm behavior over time.
Investigating the factors affecting e-procurement adoption in supply chain performance: An empirical study on Malaysia manufacturing industry
Authors: Lee Khai Loon , Amin Agnessia Jeba , Alzoubi Haitham M. , Alshurideh Muhammad , Khatib Mounir El , Joghee Shanmugan , Nair Kiran
Published: January 2024

Global business is getting more and more cutthroat. Digital technology plays a significant role in giving companies a competitive advantage and improving the effectiveness of corporate processes. The Malaysian government has advanced by implementing e-government to use digital technologies to improve operations. In line with the objective of Malaysia’s government, this study examines the impact of e-procurement adoption and e-procurement determinants on supply chain performance among Malaysian manufacturing companies. Using a quantitative research design with an online survey questionnaire, 99 responses from manufacturers listed in the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers directory were obtained, representing 19.41% of the response rates. It fulfilled the minimum sample size of 92, and the data were examined using PLS-SEM. A total of 13 hypotheses are supported, accepted hypotheses one and two in which top management support and information communication technology infrastructure do not directly affect supply chain management. Besides, the findings prove this study's mediating effect on e-procurement adoption. It indicates that most Malaysian manufacturing companies have embraced e-procurement to support their supply chain operations.
Extrahepatic Intra-abdominal Hydatid Cyst Detected Incidentally After Trauma: A Case Report
Authors: METİN Mehmet , KAHRAMAN Hande , COŞKUN Nurcan , İPEK Hülya , DOĞAN Gül , AFŞARLAR Çağatay
Published: January 2024

Hydatid cyst is a parasitic disease frequently encountered in the liver and lungs, caused by the larval form of Echinococcus granulosus. Occasionally, hydatid cysts can be seen in the spleen, kidney, heart, bone, ovaries and peritoneal cavity. We presented a case of extrahepatic intra-abdominal hydatid cyst, which we have detected incidentally in an eight-year-old girl who was investigated for post-traumatic abdominal pain. Radiologic examination of the patient showed a midline cystic mas including septations superior to the bladder, and mesenteric cyst, ovarian mass and hydatid cyst were considered for differential diagnosis. The indirect hemagglutination (IHA) test result of the patient was negative (
The Effects of Financial Education on the Adoption of Financial Technology (FinTech) Services in the Buea Silicon Mountain Community of Cameroon
Authors: Enongene Gabriel Nnoko , Isoh Alain Vilard Ndi , Mbarika Victor , Fofanah Sheku , Itoe Mukobe Mathias
Published: January 2024

This paper sought to assess the effects of financial education on the adoption of financial technology (FinTech) services within the Buea Silicon Mountain community of the south region of Cameroon. A total of three hundred individuals were purposively sampled and data was collected through the use of structured questionnaires guided by parameters as observed in the Technology Adoption Model (TAM). Hypotheses were tested using the CB-SEM technique with analytical packages including SPSS 24 and AMOS 23. The findings revealed limited utilization of online banking and peer-to-peer lending platforms, with cryptocurrency exchanges and crowd-funding platforms ranking as the least utilized instruments. Additionally, the study establishes a significant influence of both financial knowledge and financial behaviour on the adoption of FinTech services. Individuals who comprehend the financial benefits of FinTech and perceive these services as innovative solutions are more likely to adopt them. This positive attitude is driven by the perceived ease of use, transaction tracking, and the potential to generate income through FinTech solutions. However, this paper did not find any statistically significant effect of financial skills on the adoption of FinTech services. Therefore, financial knowledge and a positive attitude toward FinTech services emerged as pivotal factors positively influencing financial services adoption in the Buea Silicon Mountain community of Cameroon.
The Effect of Positive Psychotherapy-Based Resilience Program on Resilience in Nurses: A Study Protocol
Authors: Oner Seda , Karaca Aysel , Sisman Nuriye Yildirim
Published: January 2024

Resilience has been recognized as an important concept, especially for nurses who face many risk factors in their professional lives, provide professional care to patients with difficulties and needs in all circumstances, and have to comfort the patients. Prevention efforts and support and skill development interventions to improve the well-being and coping skills of nurses lead to sustainable changes for nurses. For this reason, this study aims to develop a resilience program for nurses, examine the effect of the program on nurses’ resilience, and report the related process. In the study, a randomized controlled experimental design was created to determine the resilience levels of nurses. The study sample consisted of nurses who met the inclusion criteria of the study. The G*power 3.1 program was used to determine the number of nurses in the experimental and control groups and the minimum sample size was calculated as 58. However, the sample size was defined as 72 (36 in the experimental, 36 in the control group) considering the possibility of dropouts (the number of those who did not continue the study) during the research period. In the study, measurements were made three times (pre-test, repeated post-test, and 3rd-month follow-up test). Within the scope of the study, a “Personal Information Form” and the “Resilience Scale for Adults” was applied to the nurses. After data collection and analysis, the findings were explained. The effectiveness of the positive psychotherapy-based resilience program on the resilience of nurses was evaluated.
Resilience of Psychotherapists through the Lens of The Primary Capacities of Nossrat Peseschkian’s Positive Psychotherapy
Authors: Ntarla Ioanna , Hum Gabriela
Published: January 2024

This study explores the correlation between the resilience of therapists and the primary capacities of Nossrat Peseschkian’s Positive Psychotherapy theory. The aim of the study is to examine whether the developmental state of these capacities, related to the emotional aspects of an individual, can work towards increasing the resilience of therapists. A cross-sectional study was conducted to collect and analyze numerical data using questionnaires, to examine the relationship between primary capacities as an independent variable and resilience as a dependent variable. The study included 93 participants, psychotherapists from Greece, Romania, UK, Spain, Poland, Ukraine, Germany and Austria, all of them over 24 years of age with more than 1 year of experience as psychotherapists. A statistically significant correlation was found between the therapists’ primary capacities and resilience. Therapists with a higher level of primary capacities were more likely to be resilient in the face of adversity. This suggests that developing primary capacities can help therapists cope with the challenges of their work and maintain their well-being.
Emotions in Positum
Authors: Kirillov Ivan
Published: January 2024

The article aims to develop a definition of emotions that would be both theoretically and practically applicable in psychotherapy (prescriptive), while also aligning with the everyday (descriptive) understanding of the term. The arguments are grounded on sound review of relevant theories that help to grasp the somatic and psychological mechanisms that enable the experience and utilization of emotions. Emotions are differentiated from feelings and stress. The intratheoretical consistency of the newly formulated understanding of emotions with the model of conflictogenesis of positive psychotherapy has been demonstrated.
Family Therapy as a Dynamic Balance of Action and Inaction. To Act or Not to Act – Dilemmas in Family Therapy
Authors: Remmers Arno
Published: January 2024

Four principles of ethical questioning in family therapy dilemmas are the basis for ethical questions in family therapy as a guideline for to act, how to act, or not to act. An example of an ethical dilemma from the practice of family therapy is described. A “package insert” for family and couples therapy as information about family therapy is comparable to information on the effects of medication: Why not apply the same standard when it comes to effective procedures? Methods of family therapy and individual therapy have been developed side by side and one after the other, for which a clear differential indication and systematization of application still needs to be developed. An experience- and outcome-based family therapy (EBF) could be the goal. The therapeutic position and a guideline for families in therapy are discussed. The application of a five step process model to find out and to solve the ethical questions is developed and presented. We dare to present the thesis that a differential family therapy based on effect and side effect studies with informed consent of the patients or family members can be the basis for a critical classification of the methods to a general “Evidence Based Family Therapy” (experience based family therapy).
The Use of Projective Methods in Positive Psychotherapy while Working with Clients with Psychosomatic Disorders
Authors: Olenichenko Igor
Published: January 2024

This article discusses the use of projective methods (introduced by Lawrence K. Frank) while working with clients with psychosomatic disorders. In particular the use of the Positive and Transcultural Psychotherapy method (PPT) is presented. PPT provides tools to explore hidden aspects of the client’s personality and conflicts, aiming to ensure a balanced therapeutic process. We will demonstrate great synergy achieved by combining projective methods with the five-step strategy, PPT and balance model.
Perspectives of Applying Principles and Methods of Positive and Transcultural Psychotherapy in Organizations
Authors: Serova Irina
Published: January 2024

The purpose of the article is to highlight the areas of business where positive psychotherapy can be applied in order to improve the business environment and to transform it into a more supportive, developing and less damaging area. The author’s experience, which includes more than 20 years of international management, business training and psychotherapy practice, prompted the importance of taking care of mental health not only within psychotherapy, but also during people’s everyday activities – in particular their work. The article can be useful for specialists working within organizations and for practitioners. This article can become a discussion point for formulating guides for further developing of the topic.
The Functionality of the Balance Model, one of the Positive Psychotherapy Inventories, on Panic Disorder in The Context of a Case
Authors: Uncu Sultan
Published: January 2024

The aim of this study is to examine the functionality of the balance model, one of the inventories in positive psychotherapy, in treating panic disorder, and the positive developments it adds to the individual’s life, in the context of a case study. In the study, conducted with a 27-year-old female patient diagnosed with panic disorder, it was observed that the balance model provided the individual with insight, and helped her learn to establish a connection between problems and symptoms by recognizing the underlying problems and avoiding individuals who caused her difficulties. Over time, it created balance in her daily life and contributed positively to her development.
Positum MGS Coaching Protocol in the Framework of Positive Group Psychotherapy Training for Specialists Working with Groups of Children and Adults Affected by War, Disasters and Refugee Crises: a Case Study
Authors: Parruca Etion
Published: January 2024

War brings destruction in the broader sense, forcing millions to flee their homes, and resulting in an increased burden of depression, anxiety, PTSD and other mental and behavioral disorders. This burden grows even more in the framework of pandemics and natural disasters, as social and protection services experience crisis of resources. Providing one-to-one mental health care is no longer feasible for masses of refugee and internally displaced children and adults who need support, and, as a result, the need to have increasing numbers of mental health specialists who intervene in groups becomes more and more emergent. The paper reviews the Positum MGS approach to work with groups of children and adults in refugee settings, and not only, suggests the ‘Positum MGS coaching protocol’ within the framework of group Positive Psychotherapy (PPT after Peseschkian, since 1977)TM. Empirically supported and demonstrated by a case in the paper, the protocol being applied by a Positum MGS trainer or team of trainers, during an in-person training of 4-5 days, helps trainees greatly in learning to use psychosocial transcultural games and related techniques as resilience-building tools with groups of children, adolescents or adults. Either in the position of PPT trainers, psychotherapists, consultants or students, the participants in a Positum MGS core training and coaching or PPT training at basic or master levels with a focus of working with groups, can be supported through the suggested coaching protocol and questions in line with the 5-stage consultation of PPT.
Poetry and Psychotherapy: the Case for Fernando Pessoa as a Therapist. Poetry as a Tool in Psychotherapy
Authors: Messias Erick
Published: January 2024

Nossrat Peseschkian incorporated the use of stories as a key element of Positive Psychotherapy (Peseschkian 2016). Poetry has also been proposed as a powerful tool in psychotherapy and defined as “the use of language, symbol and story in therapeutic, educational and community-building capacities.” (Mazza 2016). Among great poets Fernando Pessoa is relatively unknown due to his writing in Portuguese and to the complexity of his multiple styles, personas and perspectives. Yet, this very complexity makes his poetry, alongside his unique prose, powerful tools to be used in psychotherapy. Finally, his poems are easily accessible in both Portuguese and English today. This article starts with a brief biographical introduction to Pessoa, followed by examples of his work under different voices that can be used by mental health professionals in supporting persons in the process of healing through psychotherapy.
Implementasi Pariwisata Halal: Studi Terhadap Hotel Royal Homy Syariah di Yogyakarta
Authors: Nuvil Nuvilu Usman Alatas , Siti Aisyah  , Siti Nur Azizah
Published: January 2024

Pertumbuhan pariwisata syariah telah memicu pertumbuhan hotel di Indonesia. Sebagai negara yang mayoritas Muslim, permintaan akan hotel syariah mulai menggeliat, khususnya di Yogyakarta. Penelitian ini mencoba menganalisis implementasi hotel syariah pada Hotel Royal Homy Syariah di Yogyakarta. Metode yang dilakukan secara kualitatif deskriptif. Temuan dari penelitian ini adalah Hotel Royal Homy Syariah sudah menjalankan prinsip syariah dalam operasionalnya. Meski begitu pada sisi pengelolaan keuangan hotel ini masih belum sesuai dengan aturan DSN-MUI terkait dengan pedoman pariwisata halal.
A formação inicial do professor de geografia
Authors: Oliveira Elba , Souza Maíla , Santos Maurício , Sousa Sirius
Published: January 2024

Contexto: Este trabalho visa apresentar as experiências, reflexões e contribuições para a formação profissional proporcionadas pelas vivências ao longo do primeiro módulo do Programa Residência Pedagógica (PRP) subprojeto Geografia, executado pela Universidade Federal do Vale do São Francisco (UNIVASF) em parceria com o Colégio Modelo Luís Eduardo Magalhães, localizado na cidade de Senhor do Bonfim/BA. Metodologia: A metodologia utilizada para o desenvolvimento do relato foi o método autobiográfico e a análise dos registros presentes no diário de bordo, onde estão sistematizadas todas as atividades realizadas ao longo dos seis primeiros meses do programa.  Considerações: Apesar dos desafios encontrados, os quais também fazem parte do cotidiano escolar, os resultados foram positivos, houve bastante aprendizados, além de experimentar de fato a realidade escolar. A Residência Pedagógica proporcionou o crescimento tanto pessoal quanto profissional da residente, que será de suma importância para atuação na área.
Median rhomboid glossitis associated with fungi
Authors: Onda Takeshi , Hayashi Kamichika , Katakura Akira
Published: January 2024

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Postpartum intracerebral hemorrhage unveiling moyamoya disease: A rare case report
Authors: Sahar Merbouh , Ilyass Bourekba , Sahar Merbouh , Cherraqi Amine
Published: January 2024

Moyamoya disease (MMD) is an uncommon cerebrovascular disorder characterized by abnormal angiogenesis leading to progressive stenosis of the supraclinoid internal carotid artery. The resultant vascular pathology causes the formation of a compensatory collateral network, often visualized as a characteristic “puff of smoke” appearance on imaging. This report aims to present the case of a 36-year-old female patient who presented with altered consciousness and left hemiparesis two weeks after undergoing a cesarean section delivery, with moyamoya disease identified as the underlying cause of the stroke. The objective is to underscore the importance of considering moyamoya disease as a potential etiology in postpartum stroke cases and emphasize the significance of early diagnosis and appropriate management to improve patient outcomes. Timely imaging and appropriate treatment, such as revascularization surgery, can help prevent further neurological deterioration and potentially improve long-term prognosis for these patients.
Isolated pure motor apraxia in the setting of depressed skull fracture: A case report and review of the literature
Authors: N Harper Cierra , Prakash Kavita , Fossett Damirez
Published: January 2024

Introduction: An isolated pure apraxia of speech following head trauma is a rare clinical presentation in the absence of any other neurologic deficit. It is more commonly seen in patients with vascular pathology. Confusion can exist in recognizing an apraxia of speech versus a true Broca’s aphasia. We report such a case in a patient undergoing significant head trauma. The pathology and its management are discussed.

Case Report: A 41-year-old male presented to our Emergency Department with a 3 cm laceration to the left side of the head following an assault with an unknown object. The patient suffered a depressed skull fracture with underlying epidural hematoma, bilateral traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhages, and a resultant isolated pure motor apraxia of speech. He was treated effectively with an emergency frontoparietal craniotomy, elevation and repair of his skull fracture, and evacuation of his epidural hematoma. His pure motor apraxia was greatly improved post-operatively and the patient was referred to outpatient speech therapy with continued neurosurgical follow-up.

Conclusion: This case represents the unusual presentation of a pure motor apraxia of speech following traumatic assault to the left frontoparietal skull. An excellent therapeutic response was obtained following surgical intervention and speech therapy.
FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH SUBJECTIVE COMPLAINTS OF LOW BACK PAIN IN TAILORS AT THE CHILDREN'S PALACE MARKET, JAMBI CITY
Authors: Putri Sahara Harahap  , Fhala Sasqia Ashar  , Sugiarto Sugiarto
Published: January 2024

Sewing is one of the risky jobs to experience low back pain (LBP) this is due to working with long sitting and non-ergonomic work positions. The Jambi City Children's Palace Market is the central tailor in Jambi City. The results of the observation showed that from 10 tailors, 7 experienced pain in the lower back when sewing. The purpose of the study was to determine the factors associated with complaints of LBP on tailors at the Children's Palace Market. The study used a cross sectional design. The research was conducted at the Istana Children's Market in Jambi City on 10-31 May 2022. The research population was all tailors at the Istana Anak Market. The research sample was 30 tailors at the Children's Palace Market in Jambi City. The research instrument was a questionnaire and RULA. Data collection techniques using interviews and observations of respondents' work attitudes. Data were analyzed using chi square test. As many as 53.3% of respondents have complaints of low back pain, 53.3% of respondents work with high-risk work attitudes, 60.0% of respondents work with risky work durations and 63.3% of respondents have long tenures. The results of the bivariate analysis showed that there was a relationship between work attitude (p=0.000) and tenure (p=0.011) with complaints of low back pain in tailors at the Children's Palace Market, Jambi City. There is no relationship between work duration (p-0.159) and complaints of low back pain in tailors at the Children's Palace Market, Jambi City.
PERKEMBANGAN INDUSTRI TRANSPORTASI OJEK ONLINE DI ERA 5.0 DARI PT. GOJEK INDONESIA
Authors: Jumhadi Jumhadi , Ana Susi Mulyani
Published: January 2024

Technological progress is developing rapidly. Update the concept to Society 5.0, where people live side by side with technology. In addition to the internet that is present in life, transportation is one of the most important needs in everyday life. Public transportation is an alternative that is used by the community when the road conditions are overcrowded. Following technological advances, transportation has developed rapidly, so a new idea has emerged, known as online motorcycle taxis. The purpose of this paper is to determine the development of the online motorcycle taxi transportation industry in Indonesia. The development of the online motorcycle taxi transportation industry was investigated using the literature review method by conducting library research by reading various journals and other publications related to the research topic. The results of the discussion of this study indicate that online motorcycle taxi transportation in Indonesia is quite controversial in conventional transportation circles. However, apart from that, online motorcycle taxi transportation is in great demand by the public as an alternative transportation that is practical and efficient, and has a positive influence on the economy and social conditions in Indonesia.
El Estado, el sistema capitalista y la sociedad hondureña
Authors: Padilla Ivania
Published: January 2024

La cuestión del desarrollo en América Latina no ha sido homogénea entre los países, más bien se han dado situaciones diferentes en el continente, lo que conlleva a analizar cómo se desarrolla el sistema capitalista en la región. En el caso de Honduras, se puede hacer referencia a tres modelos de acumulación predominantes: el modelo primario de exportación, el modelo de industrialización por sustitución de importaciones y el modelo Neoliberal. En la primera parte de este trabajo se pretende relacionar el modelo económico con la concepción del Estado y el desarrollo de las fuerzas productivas, considerando la época colonial, la independencia y la formación del Estado Liberal hasta el primer tercio del Siglo XX. En la segunda parte se aborda un breve resumen de lo que implicó el modelo por sustitución de importaciones o de enfoque desarrollista y la transición al modelo neoliberal con los ajustes estructurales que siguen vigentes en Honduras. Se da especial énfasis en la primera parte del trabajo en tanto se sostiene que en esta etapa justamente se crean y reproducen los mecanismos del sistema capitalista en nuestro país, en tanto que en el periodo a partir de la década de los 80 se consolidan mediante el enfoque neoliberal.
Sialolitiasis sublingual por calcificaciones en piso de boca: presentación de caso clínico
Authors: Aguilera Andino Guillermo Andrés , Ramos Ynestroza Jorge Carlos
Published: January 2024

La sialolitiasis es una patología obstructiva de las glándulas salivales que se caracteriza por la formación de cálculos en el interior del parénquima o del sistema ductal glandular. (Cindy Campos Villanueva, Jorge Téllez Rodriguez, Rubí lópez Fernández, 2014, p. 394) En algunos casos la obstrucción promueve signos y síntomas infecciosos (sialoadenitis). El diagnóstico de sialolitiasis se realiza a través de un examen físico y pruebas de imagen, como una radiografía o una tomografía computarizada (TC). Una vez confirmado el diagnóstico, el tratamiento dependerá del tamaño y la ubicación de los cálculos, así como del estado de la glándula salival afectada. El tratamiento puede incluir la extracción manual del cálculo, extirpación quirúrgica o la litotricia. En este reporte se presenta un caso de sialolitiasis en la glándula sublingual en el conducto de Bartholin en el cual suele ser inusual que se presente esta patología.
Plagio y ética profesional en el proceso de investigación social
Authors: Zúñiga Diéguez Guillermo Antulio , Polanco Pérez Perla Patricia
Published: January 2024

El plagio es una acción en que una persona utiliza palabras, ideas u otra creación de alguien más, como si fueran propias, negando el crédito correspondiente al autor original. La cultura de investigación en la elaboración de tesis de grado y posgrado es objeto de señalamientos relacionados con plagios realizados por estudiantes y figuras públicas con participación política y gubernamental. Muchos casos de plagios no son investigados por falta de control o capacidad técnica. Se han vuelto comunes las denuncias de docentes contra estudiantes por plagios en trabajos. De ahí la importancia de analizar la formación ética en la comunidad universitaria para los procesos de investigación social, que debería orientarse al desarrollo de un trabajo académico riguroso y honesto para evitar plagios. El tema central de este artículo refiere a deficiencias, amenazas tecnológicas, facilismo, inteligencia artificial y falta de control institucional, así como la propuesta de acciones a emprender por las instancias y organizaciones vinculadas al acompañamiento y supervisión de trabajos de investigación y reconocimiento de grados académicos, que son indispensables para controlar las irregularidades del proceso. En este escrito se enfatiza en la importancia de la formación de virtudes, valores, desarrollo moral y ético en el proceso de investigación social, para lo cual es importante abordarlo desde la hermenéutica analógica y la crítica social.
Venganza ritual: acciones liberadores
Authors: Romero Ochoa Miguel Angel Ricardo
Published: January 2024

Hemos pagado un precio muy alto por los beneficios económicos que nos ha dado la industrialización. Al reducir a los humanos a extensiones cárnicas de la máquina, y al mismo tiempo a máquinas de consumo, nos hemos transformado de sujetos a objetos. Sin embargo, muchos artistas desde principios del siglo XX han ejercido una “venganza ritual” sobre objetos industriales al descuartizarlos, combinarlos, y así extraerlos de su función original, reduciéndolos de esta forma a objetos simbólicos. En este artículo se estudiarán 2 obras de arte de regiones y décadas diferentes en los que éste fenómeno se puede observar.
Denotación y connotación de la arquitectura contemporánea hondureña de 2018 a 2023
Authors: Vásquez Alvarado Nitzia , Larios Galvez Ruth , López Ortega Nerlin , Almendarez Rivera Jonathan
Published: January 2024

La arquitectura contemporánea en Latinoamérica fue impulsada a mitad del siglo XX por influencias de movimientos internacionales. Por ejemplo, México, Ecuador y Costa Rica son casos donde así evolucionó la arquitectura contemporánea. En Honduras este movimiento carece de claridad por lo tanto, genera debate de cuáles son las escuelas de pensamiento que definen una identidad para la arquitectura hondureña. Honduras cuenta con poca documentación impresa y digital sobre la arquitectura hondureña contemporánea. La presente investigación consiste en estudiar la connotación y denotación de la arquitectura en un periodo de 2018 - 2023.
Transferencia de Conocimiento desde la Universidad a la Sociedad con el libro: “DE LA MENTE A LA ACCIÓN”
Authors: Coca Singh Carlos David , Núñez Solórzano Rafael Antonio
Published: January 2024

El libro “DE LA MENTE A LA ACCION”, muestra los profundos sentimientos de preocupación de los autores Carlos Coca Singh y Rafael Núñez Solórzano, por el estado de la situación actual empresarial y la generación  de nuevos emprendimientos en la región, mismo que cada día se vuelve más compleja, dificultando el futuro para la mayoría de jóvenes que egresan de las instituciones educativas principalmente de nivel superior y que no logran emplearse o que manejan el pensamiento de ser empleados toda la vida, siendo un elemento crucial para generar cambios sustanciales en el contexto formativo del estudiante universitario para el país.

En tal sentido, la obra “DE LA MENTE A LA ACCION”, contribuye a cambiar la cultura empresarial y mejorar la actitud emprendedora en la juventud, incorporando temas actuales y nuevas herramientas de mucha utilidad que se han desarrollado en otras regiones y adaptado a través de la creación de un compendio moderno, con el propósito de ser un referente consultivo en la lectura de los jóvenes universitarios y potenciales emprendedores en general, ante la grave crisis de los países Centroamericanos tanto en aspectos económicos como sociales, de acuerdo al contexto regional.
Características, roles y desafíos de las Coordinaciones de Docencia en los Centros Regionales de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras
Authors: Contreras Espinal Mario Arístides , Vargas Sierra José Francisco , Maldonado Molina Ethel
Published: January 2024

La educación universitaria es clave para el progreso económico y social de un país. Sin embargo, la enseñanza universitaria debe transformarse constantemente y los profesores deben desarrollar nuevas habilidades y estrategias para realizar su labor docente. Por esta razón, la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras (UNAH) ha establecido las Coordinaciones de Docencia como medios para mejorar la calidad educativa en cada Centro Regional. La investigación que se presenta ha tenido como propósito caracterizar a los profesores que asumen estas coordinaciones, identificar sus roles y los desafíos para lograr la mejora continua de la calidad educativa. El estudio se realizó desde un enfoque cualitativo, empleando un diseño metodológico de tipo etnográfico-fenomenológico y como técnicas la entrevista y el taller investigativo. La población objeto de estudio fueron las nueve Coordinaciones de Docencia Regionales de la UNAH. El análisis de la información se realizó mediante la técnica de triangulación de la información. Los resultados del estudio revelan la necesidad de fortalecer las competencias de los Coordinadores de Docencia Regionales en cuanto a pedagogía y didáctica, lo que se vuelve indispensable para planificar programas educativos, orientar el desarrollo de proyectos curriculares, participar en la evaluación docente de los profesores y apoyar su crecimiento profesional. La mayoría de los coordinadores tienen una carga docente adicional a sus responsabilidades de coordinación, lo que limita su tiempo y atención a la docencia en el centro regional. Otro factor que limita su gestión efectiva, es el desconocimiento de las funciones específicas del cargo, convirtiéndose esto en uno de los principales desafíos junto con mejorar la comunicación con las unidades académicas y administrativas con las que se vinculan, fomentar una cultura de mejora continua y gestionar los recursos necesarios para cumplir con sus responsabilidades de forma efectiva.
Reconocimiento especial al distinguido poeta y escritor hondureño Oscar Armando Valladares
Authors: Mejía Herrera Mario Hernán , Valladares Oscar Armando
Published: January 2024

El día viernes 1 de diciembre de 2023 la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras a través de la  Dirección de Comunicación Estratégica, realizó un acto de reconocimiento especial en honor al distinguido poeta y escritor hondureño Oscar Armando Valladares por su destacada trayectoria en la Dirección de Cultura de la UNAH y en el ámbito literario a nivel nacional. Dicho evento se realizó en el espacio que ocupa el comedor universitario en el edificio 1847 de la Ciudad Universitaria José Trinidad Reyes contando con la presencia del homenajeado, su familia y amistades cercanas, así como autoridades universitarias y distintas personalidades de la vida académica de la universidad.Por la relevancia de este histórico acto que honra a una figura prominente de las letras nacionales y de la historia universitaria también, reproducimos dos discursos pronunciados en el marco de tan magno evento.
Revista de la Universidad. 15 de junio de 1923,Tomo XIII. No. 1. Universidad Central
Authors: Universidad Revista de la
Published: January 2024

Se publica en la Revista de la Universidad de 1923, Tomo III, N° 1, el acuerdo del Poder Ejecutivo donde se declara “día de Fiesta Nacional Escolar el 11 de junio, en conmemoración al natalicio de José Trinidad Reyes”, fundador de la Universidad Nacional y Benemérito de la Instrucción Pública.
El Bombardeo de Omoa
Authors: C. Coello Augusto
Published: January 2024

Suceso, escrito e ilustrado que reproducimos también en este espacio con la finalidad de enriquecer y conocer este hecho del pasado, analizado por una de las mentes más ilustres del siglo XX, el hondureño Augusto C. Coello, El diario británico es The Illustrated London News, la noticia aparece en las páginas 441 y 442 de la edición de noviembre 8 de 1873 y acompañan al texto dos ilustraciones.
El bombardeo de Omoa; The Illustrated London News, noviembre 8, 1873, página 441
Authors: Gutiérrez Yasmin Elizabeth , Barahona Miguel
Published: January 2024

Traducción del suceso, escrito e ilustrado que reproducimos también en este espacio como complemento que seguro enriquecerá este hecho del pasado. The Illustrated London News, la noticia aparece en las páginas 441 y 442 de la edición de noviembre 8 de 1873.
El artista hondureño Carlos Zúñiga Figueroa
Authors: Sucesos Los
Published: January 2024

Reseña de la vida y obra del artista plastico Carlos Zúñiga Figueroa como columnista, pintor, litógrafo y fotógrafo.
....América de día cuando escriba; América de noche cuando piense....
Authors: Calderón Padilla Rutilia
Published: January 2024

Homenaje a tan reconocida mujer de ciencias hondureña, formó parte del Consejo de Gobierno de UNESCO IESALC, abogando por temas de inclusión, reconocimiento de estudios, educación virtual, formación docente y reformas educativas, Fue docente y autoridad máxima de la UNAH y está en honor a tan distinguida dama determinó que se le realice un reconocimiento con denominar el año 2024 a sus actividades académicas “Rutilia Calderón Padilla” destacando sus valiosos aportes al alma mater.
Jorge Haddad Quiñonez: una vida ejemplar al rescate de Lo Esencial en la UNAH
Authors: De Las Heras Ochoa Jesús
Published: January 2024

El presente estudio aborda los aportes al campo médico y de la educación realizados por el Dr. Jorge Haddad Quiñonez, quien contribuyó a sentar las bases de profundos cambios en la construcción y modernización universitaria (reflejados en los últimos 15 años de existencia institucional). Este personaje planteó la creación e inclusión de las líneas estratégicas del Programa Prioritario Lo Esencial de La Reforma: ética, identidad, cultura y ciudadanía; así como propuestas valiosas para la formulación de una Política Cultural de la UNAH y la creación de los Años Académicos Universitarios, tendientes a humanizar el conocimiento de futuras y futuros profesionales universitarios. Se ejemplifican algunas actividades realizadas por la UNAH durante la conmemoración del Año Académico 2023 en torno a la vida ejemplar del Dr. Haddad Quiñonez; valioso personaje de nuestra historia institucional y nacional.
1924: una guerra civil que marcó nuestra historia un siglo atrás
Authors: Martínez Paúl
Published: January 2024

El presente ensayo es una reflexión personal sobre los hechos que precedieron a la guerra civil del año 1924. En 1919 casi los mismos actores protagonizaron similar levantamiento armado, siendo la solución del conflicto parte del problema que estalló en la siguiente elección presidencial en octubre de 1923, son esos hechos los que se analizan desde la visión de la prensa escrita nacional y volantes impresas que eran la norma común para promulgar pronunciamientos, arengas, ataques o críticas a los rivales políticos. Se consultaron periódicos y revistas editados en Tegucigalpa que nos permiten analizar un panorama del desarrollo de los hechos, siendo en buena medida más escasos aquellos impresos que publicó el bando que perdió la contienda. Esta reunión de extractos de la prensa escrita nacional nos ha permitido hilvanar el presente ensayo como una manera de ver que la situación política que dio pie al conflicto del año 1924 se repite casi idéntica en cada elección presidencial a todo lo largo del siglo XX y lastimosamente se extiende hasta nuestro siglo XXI. Solo cambia el nombre de los protagonistas, el resto es la misma historia de egos, ambiciones e intereses ajenos al beneficio de la sociedad y la nación hondureña.
Mensaje dirigido a la Asamblea Nacional Constituyente, en la inauguración de sus sesiones, por el Gral. don Vicente Tosta, Presidente Provisional de la República de Honduras
Authors: Tosta Carrasco Vicente
Published: January 2024

Boletín de la Asamblea Nacional Constituyente. Serie I. Tegucigalpa, 2 de agosto de 1924. No. 1. Tegucigalpa: Asamblea Nacional Constituyente. pp. 2-5
Transcripción del mensaje de Vicente Tosta Carrasco dirigiéndose a la asamblea nacional constituyente, este relata el significativo triunfo por amor a la libertad y su paso en las trincheras rumbo a una vida constitucional de la República.