bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Pelatihan Menumbuhkan Jiwa Entrepreneurship Mahasiswa Fakultas Ekonomi dan Bisnis
Authors: Leatemia Senda Yunita , Pattinaja Elna Marsye
Published: June 2023

Jiwa kewirausahaan sangat penting dan sangat dibutuhkan dalam pribadi generasi muda, terutama para mahasiswa. Karena hal ini akan sangat berpengaruh pada keadaan ekonomi Bangsa Indonesia pada masa yang akan datang. Kegiatan kewirausahaan akan membuka dan menghasilkan lapangan pekerjaan yang baru, sehingga dapat menekan dan mengurangi tingkat pengangguran di Indonesia. Oleh karena itu, perlu dilakukan pelatihan kepada mahasiswa agar memiliki minat berwirausaha dari potensi yang dimiliki. Pengabdian kepada masyarakat ini dilakukan dengan metode ABCD (Asset Based Community Development) dengan melakukan pendampingan kepada mahasiswa Fakultas Ekonomi dan Bisnis berupa pelatihan pembuatan produk dan kewirausahaan. Hasil pengabdian menunjukkan bahwa mahasiswa dapat mengenali potensi yang dimiliki dan memiliki minat berwirausaha dari potensi yang dimiliki tersebut. Berbagai produk bermutu yang dihasilkan antara lain mango sticky rice, onde-onde rainbow, kerupuk singkong gula merah, dan lainnya.
ANALISIS KESEHATAN BANK DENGAN MENGGUNAKAN METODE RGEC (RISK PROFILE, GOOD CORPORATE GOVERNANCE, EARNING, CAPITAL) PADA PT BANK TABUNGAN NEGARA PERSERO TBK DAN PT BANK MANDIRI PERSERO TBK
Authors: Tommy Munaf  , Lulu Vriska Rianti  , Vanisa Meifari  , Nurfitri Zulaika
Published: June 2023

Abstract

This study aims to determine the soundness level of Bank BTN and Bank Mandiri for the 2018-2021 period in terms of the overall RGEC (Risk Profile, Good Corporate Governance (GCG), Earning, Capital) aspects. This type of research is quantitative descriptive with research subjects in the form of Bank BTN and Bank Mandiri which are listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange in 2018-2021. The data collection technique in this study was to use literature and documentation. The data analysis technique used is the soundness analysis of the bank with the assessment including RGEC factors. The results of this study show that the final RGEC score at Bank BTN for the 2018-2021 period is 80.00, 70.00, 70.00, 73.00, respectively. The results in 2018 are in the healthy category because they are in the range of 71-85. In 2019-2020 it is in the category of quite healthy because it is in the range of 61-70. In 2021 it will return to a healthy predicate. Meanwhile at Bank Mandiri for the 2018-2021 period it was 87.00, 87.00, 90.00, 90.00 respectively. All of these results are in the very healthy category, because they are in the range of 86-100. Based on the results of the study, it can be concluded that the health of Bank BTN and Bank Mandiri which are listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange using the RGEC method for 2018-2021 are in an unstable position with the title of quite healthy, healthy, to very healthy
A relação entre o parto vaginal e a escolha pela fisioterapia pélvica durante a gestação: um estudo transversal
Authors: Lassi Puglia Luiza , Rocha Ully , Silva e Borges Maria Beatriz , Santos Samila , Adaid-Castro Breno , Martins Paiva Letícia
Published: June 2023

A gestação é um período único e especial na vida da mulher, mas também pode ser um período de mudanças físicas e emocionais significativas. Muitas experimentam desconfortos durante a gravidez e a fisioterapia gestacional pode ser uma opção valiosa para as gestantes. Objetivo: O presente estudo buscou analisar se a intenção das mulheres em realizar parto vaginal ou cirúrgico poderia influenciar a procura pela fisioterapia pélvica gestacional. Metodologia: Estudo transversal realizado por meio da aplicação de um questionário online criado especificamente para o presente estudo e enviado por meio de mídias sociais para 125  mulheres brasileiras, maiores de 18 anos e que já tiveram uma gestação. Resultados: Os achados deste estudo revelaram uma maior porcentagem de mulheres que, ao buscarem a fisioterapia pélvica, tinham como preferência a via de parto vaginal (86,1%) em relação ao parto cesáreo (8,3%). Mostrou ainda que se elas tiverem outras gestações pretendem realizar a fisioterapia pélvica. Conclusão: O estudo concluiu que as mulheres estudadas buscaram a  fisioterapia pélvica gestacional com a intenção de realizar um parto vaginal.
Eğitim Araştırmalarında Kritik Teknoloji Alanlarının Uygulamaları Kapsamında Yayınlanan Makalelerin Eğilimlerinin İncelenmesi: Bibliyometrik Haritalama Analizi
Authors: DESTERECİ Zeki , KARACA Gül Gizem , BAYBAŞ Büşra , TOSUN Cemal
Published: June 2023

Araştırma kapsamında YÖK tarafından belirlenen ve "Kritik Teknoloji Alanları" olarak adlandırılan öncelikli ve özellikli alanların eğitim araştırmalarındaki uygulama eğilimlerini ortaya çıkarmak için ilgili dokümanların bibliyometrik analizi yapılmıştır. Bibliyometrik analize dâhil edilecek makaleleri belirlemek için WoS veri tabanında yer alan başlık ve anahtar kelime alanlarına uygun anahtar kelimeler yazılmıştır. Tarama sonrası WoS’un Eğitim ve Eğitim Araştırmaları kategorisinde eğitim araştırmalarında kritik teknoloji alanlarının uygulamaları kapsamına giren 2.931 makale belirlenmiş ve bu makalelerin VOSviewer programı ile analizi yapılmıştır. Analiz sonuçlarına göre, bu alandaki makale sayısının 2015 yılından itibaren hızlı bir artış trendine girdiği ve 2022 yılında en yüksek sayıya eriştiği belirlenmiştir. Makalelerde en çok kullanılan anahtar kelimeler; öğrenme analitikleri, makine öğrenme, yapay zekâ, eğitsel veri madenciliği, derin öğrenme, yükseköğretim, büyük veri ve çevrimiçi öğrenme olarak tespit edilmiştir. Ayrıca sonuçlar anahtar kelimelerin kullanım sıklığı ile bağlantı güçleri arasında doğru orantı olduğunu göstermektedir. Diğer taraftan bu anahtar kelimelerin çoğunlukla çekirdek konu veya çekirdek konu olma potansiyeli taşıyan çalışma alanları olduğu ortaya konmuştur. Sonuçlar kritik teknoloji alanları kapsamında en çok yayın yapan ve atıf alan yazarın D. Gasevic olduğunu ortaya koymuştur. D. Gasevic, S. Dawson ve A. Pardo’nun diğer araştırmacılar ile güçlü işbirliğinin olduğu tespit edilmiştir. İncelenen makalelerin kaynakçalarında çoğunlukla C. Romero, G. Siemens, D. Gasevic ve R. Ferguson’a atıfta bulunulduğu ortaya çıkartılmıştır. Bu alanda en üretken ülkelerin Amerika Birleşik Devletleri ve Çin Halk Cumhuriyeti olduğu belirlenmiştir. Özellikle ABD ile Avustralya, Çin ve İngiltere arasında güçlü işbirliği çalışmalarının olduğu belirlenmiştir. Araştırma sonuçlarına göre Monash Üniversitesi, Open Üniversitesi ve Edinburgh Üniversitesi en üretken kurumlardır. Özellikle Monash Üniversitesi ile Edinburgh Üniversitesi, Güney Avustralya Üniversitesi ve Open Üniversitesi arasında güçlü işbirliğinin olduğu görülmektedir. Son olarak bu alandaki çalışmalara en çok fon sağlayan kuruluşlar ABD Ulusal Bilim Vakfı (National Science Foundation-NSF) ve Avrupa Komisyonu’dur (European Commission). Araştırma sonuçlarının eğitim araştırmalarında kritik teknoloji alanlarının uygulamaları kapsamında yayınlanan makalelerdeki eğilim ile ilgili büyük fotoğrafın ortaya çıkartılmasına önemli katkılar sunacağı değerlendirilmektedir.
Prevalence of asymptomatic bacteriuria and its antibacterial susceptibility pattern among pregnant women
Authors: Salam Beenish , Sardar Hawa , Shehzadi Irum , Ayub Saba
Published: June 2023

Background and Aim: The condition of asymptomatic bacteriuria in pregnancy is common, and up to 40% of women developing pyelonephritis in pregnancy may suffer low birth weight and membrane’s premature rupture. The present study intended to investigate the incidence of asymptomatic bacteriuria and its antibacterial susceptibility pattern among pregnant women. Patients and Methods: This cross-sectional study was carried out on 183 pregnant women attending Obstetrics and Gynecology Department of Ayub Teaching Hospital, Abbottabad from December 2021 to May 2022. Pregnant women with asymptomatic bacteriuria attended the ANC services and willing to provide written consent were enrolled. Standard bacteriological procedures were followed for bacterial isolates identification using biochemical tests, colony characteristics, and Gram-staining. Kirby- Bauer disk diffusion technique was used for Antimicrobial susceptibility test on Muller-Hinton agar medium and Clinical Laboratory Standard Institute guidelines was used for interpretation of zone of inhibition diameter. Midstream urine samples were collected from each study participant and standard microbiological methods to culture urine, identify the pathogen, and conduct sensitivity tests. Data analysis was done in SPSS version 27. Results: The prevalence of asymptomatic bacteriuria was 14.2% (n=26) among pregnant women.
Penulisan Lirik Lagu Malique: Satu Analisis Retorik Moden
Authors: Raja Mhd Shahnuddin Siti Zubaidah , Yunus Ahmad Wafi
Published: June 2023

Gaya bahasa retorik merupakan seni pemilihan bahasa secara menyeluruh dalam menyampaikan sesuatu maksud atau tujuan dengan lebih efektif agar dapat mempengaruhi emosi dan pemikiran orang ramai. Kajian-kajian lepas yang terlalu memfokuskan kepada analisis lirik secara semantik serta stigma masyarakat terhadap kualiti penulisan lirik lagu rap di Malaysia telah membuka ruang kepada pencarian objektif kajian ini iaitu bagi meneroka teknik penulisan retorik moden Enos dan Brown (1993) dalam lirik lagu Malique: Pejamkan Mata (2016). Kajian ini juga memfokuskan terhadap aspek gaya bahasa retorik moden dalam penulisan lirik lagu Malique yang dikaji. Hasil kajian yang menggunakan kaedah analisis tekstual secara kualitatif serta berlandaskan teori retorik moden Enos dan Brown (1993) mendapati bahawa kesemua empat jenis retorik moden: retorik naratif, retorik pemerian, retorik eksposisi dan retorik penghujahan telah digunakan dalam lagu yang dikaji. Lagu Pejamkan Mata (2016) lebih banyak menggunakan retorik pemerian jenis imaginatif. Cadangan kajian adalah supaya kajian terhadap penulisan lirik rap artis Malaysia dijalankan dengan lebih serius kerana jika dilihat secara mendalam, irama rap merupakan genre yang sangat mementingkan kualiti dalam penulisan liriknya.
Reflections on ‘science’, ‘objectivity’ and personal investment in lesbian, gay and bisexual psychology
Authors: Bell Stuart , Kitzinger Celia , Hodges Ian , Coyle Adrian , Rivers Ian
Published: June 2023

In February 2002, Stuart Bell initiated a discussion on The British Psychological Society’s Lesbian & Gay Psychology Section e-mail list concerning the possible effects of researchers’ personal investments in their research topics in lesbian, gay and bisexual psychology. Other Section members subsequently contributed to this discussion and took it in new but related directions. It was suggested that the content of the discussion might be of interest to all Section members and so the editors of Lesbian & Gay Psychology Review contacted the contributors and sought their permission to reproduce the discussion in this journal. All contributors duly granted their permission and the discussion is presented below.
Contingent differences: An historical note on Evelyn Hooker’s uses of significance testing
Authors: Hegarty Peter
Published: June 2023

Evelyn Hooker’s Rorschach experiments are frequently remembered as an early use of the scientific method to gay affirmative ends in psychology. Hooker determined that the Rorschach responses of gay and heterosexual men were indistinguishable and hence that the two groups were equivalently ‘well-adjusted’ in psychological terms. Yet Hooker’s conclusions were contingent upon particular methods of significance testing. Hooker’s rationale for the use of unmatched significance tests (which led her to conclude the two groups were similar) shows how her work was embedded within a context where psychological differences between lesbian/gay and heterosexual persons were almost universally taken as evidence of lesbian/gay persons’ psychopathology. Hooker’s discussions of differences among gay men shows some problematic elements of ‘liberal humanist’ thinking. Hooker’s work ought to be favourably remembered more for the challenges that it presented to practices of diagnosing and detecting gay men than for the particular psychological theory of male homosexuality that she voiced.
BPS Lesbian & Gay Psychology Section 2002 Postgraduate Prize Winner A critical review of the psychological literature relating to transsexualism
Authors: Clifford Clair
Published: June 2023

This article presents a critical review of the psychological literature relating to transsexualism. There is a wealth of literature on transsexualism, particularly evaluating the outcomes of ‘sex reassignment’ surgery. However, there remains a distinct lack of a psychological conceptualisation of the transsexual experience. This review begins by exploring the historical and current context of transsexualism and the findings of two extensive reviews published in the 1980s. The methodological and theoretical inadequacies highlighted in these reviews are discussed, particularly concerning the ignorance of obvious investigator and subject biases and the lack of a coherent theory to be tested. The subsequent research is then addressed and its continuing failure to remedy these shortcomings is reflected upon. The article concludes with a consideration of the effects of these social pressures, flawed theoretical assumptions and investigator biases, which have hampered the research. Suggestions are offered for the development of new approaches, which may offer a better understanding of the complex socio-psychological phenomenon of transsexualism.
BPS Lesbian & Gay Psychology Section 2003 Postgraduate Prize Winner Lesbian and gay trainees: The challenges of personal and professional integration
Authors: Butler Catherine
Published: June 2023

This article explores how lesbian and gay clinical psychology trainees attempted to integrate their personal identity with their developing professional identity. Three gay and six lesbian trainees were recruited by snowball sampling and via a lesbian and gay student website. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews and interview transcripts were analysed using an Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis. A number of themes were identified relating to the dilemmas of personal and professional integration. Participants’ knowledge and experience of lesbian and gay issues created tensions between holding specialist knowledge and being a student, which were managed by monitoring disclosure. Further barriers for personal and professional integration included a lack of staff support and displays of anti-lesbian/gay sentiment by course staff, supervisors, lecturers and peers. These findings suggest that courses have yet to meet the British Psychological Society’s (2002) accreditation guidelines, which encourage diversity within trainee cohorts and the facilitation of personal and professional integration. Guidelines for course development and directions for future research are presented.
The politics of scientific knowledge: Constructions of sexuality and ethics in the conversion therapy literature
Authors: Riggs Damien W.
Published: June 2023

In this paper I explore some of the discursive practices that shape scientific knowledge in the debates surrounding conversion therapy. In doing so I identify some of the key rhetorical strategies that promote these debates as being within the realm of science, namely a reliance on foundationalist assumptions about ethics and sexuality, and the use of the ‘rhetoric of pseudoscience’ (Kitzinger, 1990) to construct what constitutes ‘good science’. Following this I point towards the individualism that informs scientific research, and what this means for lesbian and gay psychology more generally. I conclude by outlining possible directions for ‘setting our own agendas’ within the area, with particular focus on the importance of the political in critical research.
The cultural formation of S/M: History and analysis
Authors: Sisson Kathy
Published: June 2023

The cultural visibility of sadomasochism (S/M) has grown markedly in the last 30 years. Is this simply the most recent manifestation of an erotic style that predates terminology such as ‘sadomasochism?’ or is it a unique reflection of contemporary Western culture? This study uses a cultural theory perspective to frame the history of S/M. Synthesising previous research, it presents a new theoretical model of cultural formation and function. The model predicts that sexual cultures develop in five distinct stages, reflect historical and social conditions, and serve specific functions for their members. This study finds that the evolution of S/M conforms to this model and suggests that S/M constitutes both a new sexual culture and a new sexual identity.
Visions of sadomasochism as a Nazi erotic
Authors: Moore Alison M.
Published: June 2023

This article examines claims about sadomasochism as a Fascist erotic, and argues that in all cases these rest upon a series of historically inaccurate assumptions about Fascism, and upon a perpetuation of pathologising approaches to sadomasochistic desire. The role of fantasies of Fascism in the activation of repressed desires of sexual domination should be recognised as a sign of the taboo that surrounds the broader historical memory of the Holocaust in the contemporary world. Moreover since Nazism is understood as the ultimate political perversion of the modern age, evoking it also functions as a rhetorical device in arguments aimed at pathologising both political and sexual enemies.
Biparental and multiparental lesbian and gay families in France
Authors: Gross Martine
Published: June 2023

This paper describes lesbian and gay families and their lives in France, as well as the legal and other difficulties they encounter. The French context is somewhat different from that of Anglo-Saxon countries, as French laws are very often influenced by a Catholic way of thinking. As a result, French family laws are based upon principles like ‘male and female parents are mandatory’, or ‘there cannot be more than two parents’. From these principles stem a series of prohibited practices: single women and lesbian couples are not allowed access to medically-assisted procreation; second parent adoption by a same-sex second parent is forbidden; joint adoption by a same sex couple is not possible; turning to a surrogate mother is forbidden (to anyone, straight or gay). This specific context thus produces certain forms of lesbian and gay headed families. This paper describes some of these forms of families.
Lesbian family disclosure: Authenticity and safety within private and public domains
Authors: Perlesz Amaryll , Brown Rhonda , McNair Ruth , Lindsay Jo , Pitts Marian , de Vaus David
Published: June 2023

Definitions of family and disclosure of family configuration are important themes for understanding the experiences of contemporary lesbian-parented families. Drawing on multi-generational family interviews with 20 lesbian-parented families in Victoria, Australia, we explore how participants describe and present their families in public contexts. We found a marked difference in experience between lesbian-parented stepfamilies and lesbian-parented de novo families where children are conceived and raised by lesbian parents from birth. Family members adopted a variety of strategies when disclosing parents’ sexual orientation in mainstream social institutions such as health care settings and schools. Some chose a proud, open strategy; while others were more private; yet others chose a passive strategy, particularly when dealing with health care providers, and a selective strategy when dealing with schools. These strategies demonstrate the fine balance that families must strike between being publicly authentic and creating safety by protecting themselves from negative attitudes.
HIV prevention work with African men who have sex with men: Interventions at the community level
Authors: Zavuga John
Published: June 2023

Over the last few years Camden PCT has made ground breaking strides in HIV prevention work with African men who have sex with men. This article describes the rationale of these interventions and the projects that were created. Achievements and challenges with this work will be covered, as well as taking stock of what knowledge has been gathered by working with this population. Finally, the perceived knowledge gaps shall be presented with regards to African men who have sex with men.
Queering dialogue: Safety and discomfort in a Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Psychology Course
Authors: Bertram Corrine C. , Massey Sean G.
Published: June 2023

Through the description of three scenes from a course on lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender psychology taught at a public university in the US, and through engagement with critical theory and writings on pedagogy and dialogue, the usefulness and limits of dialogue in classrooms will be discussed. First, the importance of considering participant standpoint in evaluating the usefulness of dialogue is considered. Next, the pedagogical and ethical implications of deprivileging the sensitivities and comfort of heterosexual students are debated. Finally, classrooms are imagined where discomfort is distributed equally among students across sexualities, while concerns about the violent potential of language and the possibility of physical violence are taken seriously.
Sexuality in an Information Technology classroom
Authors: Stepulevage Linda
Published: June 2023

This paper represents the beginning of an attempt to explore a diverse group of students’ views on educators coming out as lesbian or gay in a higher education classroom. The article first provides a brief overview of gender and sexuality as explored in the Information Technology (IT) and computing subject area in order to provide a local context for discussing coming out in an IT classroom. Next it describes classroom social relations focusing on gender and sexuality as related to the educator’s coming out. Students’ responses to a survey distributed by the author are discussed and questions specific to IT and other subject areas are raised for further research.
Facts, fictions, identity constrictions: Sexuality, gender and class in higher education
Authors: Taylor Yvette
Published: June 2023

In this piece I aim to provide some personal, professional and, at times, provocative insights into the negotiation of identities within higher education. I seek to combine classed, gendered and sexual identities and inequalities as significant to the experience of university. Many feminist writers have pointed to the structuring of education as it solidifies, rather than challenges, social divisions. In referencing such scholarly research, and in combining this with personal positioning and tension, I seek to highlight the complexities of ‘coming out’ in relation sexuality, gender and class, where the constrictions of academia often means that there is little space to do so.
Collaborations across difference: Coming out as a ‘queer’ research team
Authors: Eliason Mickey , Elia John P.
Published: June 2023

This article examines how we, two scholars with different backgrounds in terms of geography, education, profession, and sexuality, came together to support one another in teaching and writing ‘queerly’. Our professional evolution is explored with a particular focus on collaborating across difference to create a supportive and enriching form of scholarship that emerges both from similar political commitments (e.g. social justice) and from differences of perspective. The differences produce tensions that have given rise to new approaches and directions for teaching and scholarship. Using queer theory as a theoretical anchor, we have created new and innovative insights about sexuality and gender.
Facilitating the transition processes of transsexual people in a university setting: Lessons from one transperson’s journey
Authors: Valentich Mary , Ursacki-Bryant Teri Jane
Published: June 2023

This article presents Teri’s story of her male-to-female transition in a university setting, revealing issues and strategies for improving the odds of success in transsexual transitions in educational settings.
De viajes y de mundos
Authors: Gutiérrez Brianna , Vicente Hernández Luis Enrique , Quintero García Mauricio , Ceja Pastor Carlos Olaf , Morales Cárdenas Diego Áxel , Coronado Ávalos Jaqueline Monserrat , Bautista Verdugo Salma Valeria
Published: June 2023

Ganadores y menciones honoríficas del Concurso de Relato Fantástico dirigido a estudiantes de educación superior Quien acepte el viaje literario de este libro, se topará con pueblos campiranos, días de lluvia, espacios costeros de arenas finas y oscuras, cuevas y bosques, pero también con personajes extraños: una mujer mayor que ofrece tesoros y usa un anillo en forma de escarabajo; una pareja de jóvenes que son, a la vez, ancianos; una niña que habla con su madre muerta; una jovencita que se comunica con la Ouija; un monstruo marino en los tiempos de Hernán Cortés; hombres lobo y un bebé elefante de nombre Ashura. Las y los autores de los textos compilados comparten, pues, su sensibilidad, su capacidad de crear historias, escenarios, a través de relatos que, en un caso, son los primeros que escriben y obtienen premios, y, en otros, son parte de un hábito productivo, cultivado a la sazón de lecturas variadas.
Coffee breaks the journey of pseudomonads: a pause for a reflection
Authors: Gouveia Clóvis Queiros , Gomes Vitor Targino , Travassos Rafael de Almeida , Vasconcelos Ulrich
Published: June 2023

Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a critical pathogen according to the WHO list of priority bacteria. It is nutritionally versatile and expresses different virulence factors, which contribute to its resilience to environmental stresses as well as its tolerance and resistance to antimicrobials. These demands the search for strategies to combat microbial growth, a scenario in which natural bioactive compounds are being widely investigated. In this work, the activity of caffeine on the motility and biofilm adhesion to glass and plastic surfaces were tested with two strains of P. aeruginosa: TGC-04 (wild type) and ATCC 9027 (clinical strain). Both strains adhered weakly to the tested surfaces. The clinical strain showed a reduction in adhesion to plastic and glass of 46.9 and 65.0%, respectively, while the wild type strain was unaffected by caffeine (1024 μg/mL). In addition, there was inhibition in swarming and twitching motilities, and swimming motility was not affected. The results suggest that the strain origin may be an important factor in the susceptibility of P. aeruginosa to caffeine.
Views of Pharmacists of the Cyclades Prefecture for the Current Pharmaceutical Policies in Greece
Authors: SKAMAGKAS Evangelos , VLASSIS Ioannis
Published: June 2023

This research attempts to investigate the application of the institutional framework of pharmaceutical policy and drug financing in Greece and specifically in the prefecture of the Cyclades as its geographical (cluster of islands) and socio-economic characteristics differentiate it from the rest. We focus on e-prescription, generic medicines and medication deficiencies in the Greek market and the pharmacists’ attitude in the prefecture of the Cyclades (Greece) towards the aforementioned points. To this cause, we conducted quanti- tative research and the views of 109 private pharmacists (sample), who maintain a pharmacy in the prefecture of the Cyclades, were sought through a structured electronic ques- tionnaire. 93 pharmacists, comprising 85% of the sample, respond- ed to the research and the results show that all the participants have a positive attitude to e-prescription, for it pro- motes the better operation of the pharmacy and the services provided to the customers-patients, thus accepting it as an institution. As far as generic medicines are concerned, the respondents have reservations concerning their effectiveness, safety and specifications, while their level of trust in the Greek inspecting authorities is low. Finally, the medication deficiencies are obvious, to a large extent; in several cate- gories of medicines in the Greek market; something that causes problems to both pharmacists and patients.
Research Progress on Thermal Properties of Aerated Concrete, Sintered Shale Brick and Composite Materials
Authors: Hu Wanxue , Liu Qianqian
Published: June 2023

Currently, construction energy saving has been paid more and more attention in our country. Enclosure materials such as walls are important industries within the scope of energy saving of constructions, which makes the rational utilization of enclosure materials like walls particularly important. The energy consumption of construction industry is too high, and the thermal insulation performance of the wall still cannot alleviate the actual contradiction of energy saving of the current wall materials. To improve the thermal performance of wall thermal insulation, the thermal performance of sintered shale brick and aerated concrete are introduced in this paper. The research progress of aerated concrete and shale porous brick are sorted out, and the role of thermal performance of new wall materials on construction energy saving is comprehensively described through the analysis of their thermal performance data and the experiments of other scholars. Finally, the future development trend is predicted.
EVALUATION OF NEONATAL MORBIDITY IN PRETERM BIRTH INFANTS
Authors: ZAHID M , TOUHEED U , AKHTAR N
Published: June 2023

This study was designed to evaluate neonatal morbidities in late preterm births (38 weeks). A retrospective study was carried out in the hospital's Paediatrics & Gynecology and Obstetrics department from May 2022- May 2023. A total of 100 late preterm infants that were born alive and normal-term infants were selected for the final analysis. Patients were categorized into two groups; Group A consisted of late preterm infants, and Group B included normal-term infants. The data regarding mode of birth, presence of sepsis, APGAR score, jaundice, hypoglycemia, and weight loss was recorded in all infants. In group A, were more male patients than female patients (40 vs 10). In group B, the number of male and female patients was almost equal (26 vs 24). The difference in morbidities of both groups was significant (p<0.05). The incidence of neonatal morbidities was greater in the late preterm group except for hypoglycemia which was observed in more patients in normal-term infants (8% vs. 10%). The APGAR score in the preterm group was less than in the normal term group at 1 minute (7.28 vs. 7.92) (p=0.69) and at 5 minutes (8.38 vs. 8.65) (p=0.92). Neonatal morbidities like respiratory diseases, jaundice, hypoglycemia, sepsis, and weight loss of more than 10% are common in late preterm infants.
Teoría General de Sistemas, un enfoque práctico
Authors: Domínguez Ríos Víctor Alonso , López Santillán Miguel Ángel
Published: June 2023

Se presenta un análisis de los principales conceptos de la teoría general de sistemas a través de una comparación de las definiciones de varios autores, para revisar cómo está conformada cada una de ellas, así como determinar los elementos en común y, con base en ellos, elaborar una definición más completa e integral. Se presentan diversas clasificaciones de los sistemas, sus componentes y características. Se resalta la importancia del proceso de retroalimentación y el mecanismo de control, mostrando de manera clara la utilidad interdisciplinaria de la teoría, poniendo énfasis en la aplicación de la teoría en las Ciencias Sociales.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.54167/tch.v10i3.174
Memecylon courtallense – A New Species (Melastomataceae) from Courtallum Hills of Tamil Nadu, India
Authors: Manickam V. , Murugan Chidambaram , Jothi G. , Sundaresan V.
Published: June 2023

A new species of Memecylon courtallense (Melastomataceae), collected from the Courtallum Hills of Tamil Nadu, India is described and illustrated.
Utilizing logistics Information Management System in logistic companies
Authors:   Professor of “Business management and Logistics”, Tashkent State University of Economics, Uzbekistan, Ubaydullo Gafurov , Narimonjon Ismoilov ,   Phd Doctorant at Tashkent State University of Economics, Uzbekistan
Published: June 2023

Great advancement occurring in technology and information flow has already made myriads of changes in all industries of the world economy especially in logistics and supply chain sector. Some said this is a result of true contemporary globalization happening in the world while others think huge increasing demand in service and manufacturing have brought all these changes. Simultaneously, In the moment of fast development of information, with the widely-use of computers, the advancement in science and technology, and the continuous growth of IT techs and business, programming of information flow has become a real trend in world economy, nowadays. A fast data transfer can be taken a fruit of information technology in supply chain management eventually resulting in increased cooperation. Information technology helps to reconstruct the entire business system set up to achieve higher service levels and lower inventory and lower supply chain costs. So, establishing a logistics management information system is an important means for all logistic companies to improve their logistics eﬃciency. This article focuses the role of programming of information flow in logistic sector.
Heart Disease Prediction using Neutrosophic C-Means Clustering Algorithm
Authors:   Universidad Regional Autónoma de los Andes, Ecuador, Padilla Piedad Acurio ,   Universidad Regional Autónoma de los Andes, Ecuador,   Universidad Regional Autónoma de los Andes, Ecuador,   Mechatronics department, Faculty of Engineering, Horus university-Egypt (HUE), Egypt, Rubio Evelyn Betancourt , Valdiviezo Walter Vayas , Hassan Mohammed k.
Published: June 2023

Heart disease, often known as cardiovascular illness, encompasses a broad range of heart-related disorders and has emerged as the leading cause of mortality during the last few decades everywhere in the globe. Numerous hazards are linked to cardiovascular disease, and timely, effective, and practical methods for making an early diagnosis are required for effective and efficient treatment. In this study, we describe a novel clustering technique for data that is unreliable clustering called neutrosophic c-means (NCM), which draws inspiration from both fuzzy c-means and the neutrosophic set architecture. The NCM is used to predict heart disease. There are four different databases included in the collection, all of which were created in 1988: Cleveland, Hungary, Switzerland, and Long Beach V. There are 76 qualities total, such as the anticipated characteristic, however only 14 have been used in any of the published trials.
Comparative Analysis of News Broadcast and Chinese Tiktok Communication
Authors: Weng Kairui
Published: June 2023

With the progress of science and technology, the popularity of mobile phones. Nowadays, young people generally have one mobile phone of their own, and some even have two or more mobile phones. TV has never been chosen by many young people as a carrier to know the news as in the past. This is due to the difference between the news broadcast and Chinese Tiktok communication. This paper, through a method of literature review, including inquired the number of people who have watched different softwares recently, analyse factors that causing the difference between news broadcast and Chinese Tiktok platform, and put forward corresponding solutions.
Comparing the Cold War to the Present, Why Is International Law Increasingly Failing to Limit Nuclear Proliferation?
Authors: Wu Sicheng
Published: June 2023

Since the possession of nuclear weapons has always been a global issue, from the introduction of nuclear disarmament to its implementation, states have bound each other consistently through international law. However, is this the only effective way? Moreover, is it necessarily the best? From this question, this paper examines the nature of international law. It explores the problem of international law in stopping nuclear proliferation from three counterpoints: the refinement of the global economy, moral capital, and the subjective interpretation of the possession of nuclear weapons, concluding that nuclear proliferation is more likely to go unchecked from the Cold War onward.
The Formation and Practical Dilemma of Hong Kong's Executive-Led System from the Perspective of British Colonial History and Policy
Authors: Tong Ruijie
Published: June 2023

Hong Kong, as a particular administrative region of China, practices a very different system from that of mainland China, in which Hong Kong practices an executive-led approach in the distribution of government power. The formation of this system has very much to do with the more than 150 years of British colonial rule and its policies in Hong Kong. The focus of this paper is how Britain, as the suzerain state, exerted its influence on the colony and eventually made Hong Kong an executive-led system. Also, this study examines the dilemma of the executive-led system in Hong Kong today and the reasons for the hole's formation. This paper finds that Hong Kong's Executive-led system is essentially an extension of the Governor's system. It is the result of the influence of various policies during the British colonial rule in Hong Kong
The Dissemination Methods and Significance of Intangible Cultural Heritage in The New Media Environment: The Example of Whisking Tea in Song Dynasty
Authors: Feng Yuanyuan
Published: June 2023

In the history of Chinese tea, there is a saying that "tea flourished in the Tang Dynasty and flourished in the Song Dynasty", and whisking tea in the Song Dynasty had an extremely important position. Due to the influence of the general environment, the tea culture has been severely impacted, and the "whisking tea" culture has been restricted and gradually subsided. With the progress and development of the new media era, "whisking tea in the Song Dynasty" has gradually appeared in the field of vision of more and more people in different forms and methods, subtly affecting people's cultural life. However, thousands of years of tea culture need a certain amount of time to fully integrate with the development of the new media era. Only a few ancient tea arts have survived, and people have no concept of the skill of "whisking tea". This article briefly analyzes the different ways and different meanings of the dissemination of "whisking tea in the Song Dynasty" in the new media environment, and how it has an important impact on people's cultural life and national cultural exchanges. Through the Internet and offline field investigation to search for the differences between ancient and modern tea techniques combined with the comparison between ancient and modern cases, including people's understanding of whisking tea in the Song Dynasty and the specific manifestations of tea culture, the main tools Record and aggregate data reports through different new and traditional media.
Research on the Influence of New Media on Female Reproductive Rights Content Analysis Based on Chinas Family Planning Policy
Authors: Yao Yao
Published: June 2023

The topics related to Chinas family planning policy have always attracted attention from the media, the Internet, and academic research circles. For all the attention, some people have proposed research and discussion on womens reproductive rights. Based on the history of Chinas family planning policy, this paper will focus on analyzing its role and influence in the communication of female fertility policy and social phenomena from the perspective of the media. According to the research, media communication has a profound and huge impact on womens reproductive rights. On the one hand, with the development of new media platforms, media platforms pay more and more attention to social issues such as gender equality and the rights of women. On the other hand, contact and interaction with media content will not only directly affect womens conception of fertility but also indirectly affect others by influencing women
Research on the International Communication under Metaverse
Authors: Xu Wanting
Published: June 2023

With the sandbox game platform Roblox successfully listed on the New York Stock Exchange on March 10, 2021, with the "metaverse first stock" situation Company, 2021 is also considered "Metaverse Year One". The embodied communication brought about by virtual digital identities under the technology of the metaverse has always been emphasized. The high unity of the senses once again reminds people of McLuhan's prophecies of the global village. This article will focus on describing the future of digital society what new sparks will be generated by international communication in the face of the Metaverse, and how to use the Metaverse to create an international public opinion field with a global consensus. At the same time, there will be some similarities and differences between web3.0 and the previous two generations, so that readers can better understand the metaverse technology. By reading this article, readers can have a preliminary understanding and cognition of international communication from the perspective of the metaverse.
American Diplomacy on Afghan Soil
Authors: Zhang Xinyu
Published: June 2023

Based on the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Afghanistan in 2021 and the many social issues left behind in Afghanistan that have drawn the world's attention, this paper reviews the performance of the United States in political diplomacy. Focusing on the Afghanistan region and through a case study approach, this paper examines and analyzes the gains and lessons learned by the United States in the war. The paper aims to answer the question, "Why is the U.S. war on terror increasingly frightening?" It deals with the U.S. attitude toward Afghanistan prior to the war in Afghanistan to protect its own interests.
Unequal Accessibility to COVID-19 Vaccination Calls for Improvements for Future Pandemics
Authors: Li Yanliu
Published: June 2023

COVID-19 vaccine accessibility emphasized the importance of balancing the TRIPS Agreement to support both research and societal goals. From 2020 to 2022, the TRIPS waiver was proposed, opposed, and countries now reached an agreement on the compromised waiver, but it has still received much criticism. Furthermore, the current situation of unequal accessibility emphasizes the importance of reforming the system of intellectual property protection to ensure the human right of individuals in low-middle-income countries. The essay analyzed the measures used in two past cases, which are HIV/AIDS and cancer, to allow for equal accessibility treatment, combined with the current situation of COVID-19, to suggest future improvements required for states to be more prepared for the next pandemic.
An Analysis of the United States Policy Shift between Asia-Pacific and Indo-Pacific and India's Strategic Orientation in It
Authors: Ding Te , Li Chunduan , Zang Mengyan
Published: June 2023

In recent years, the India and the Pacific region has become an essential foreign policy focus for many countries around the world, as a new growth point in the global economy and a center of power interaction. The shift from the American "Return to Asia-Pacific" strategy to the "Indo-Pacific Strategy" reflects not only the expansion and deepening of the US policy framework in Asian region, but also the enhanced strategic role and changing attitude of India, as an opportunity and focus point for the construction of the new "Indo-Pacific Strategy" in this framework. For the time being, however, India's strategic role is still constrained by many factors, both domestic and external. This paper will therefore analyze the reasoning for the change in American strategy toward the Indo-Pacific area as well as the evolving position of India within it, analyzing its role and potential in the area in the context of India's situation.
Sports Diplomacy from the Perspective of Human Destiny Community----Taking the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics Games as an Example
Authors: Wang Yiyu , Zhou Yitong
Published: June 2023

Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games and Paralympic Winter Games have been highly appraised by the international society, which brought great value and influence to China, the Olympics, and mankind. Their success is to use the Olympic movement to carry out sports diplomacy so as to spread the Olympic spirit and the values of the human destiny community to the world, and to show a good image of China 's contribution to the construction of the human destiny community. It conveys the beautiful imagination that the people of the world can Together for a Shared Future to achieve win-win cooperation among countries. The article uses methods of literary analysis and case analysis to analyze and discusses sports diplomacy from the perspective of the "human destiny community" -- taking the Beijing Winter Olympic Games and Paralympic Games as examples. This paper will analyze the relationship between the Olympic spirit and the "human destiny community", and then analyze how the concept of "human destiny community" are implemented in the Beijing Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games and its important role in building the human destiny community.
Research on the Development of Vtuber
Authors: Pan YueXin
Published: June 2023

When a new career is developed, legal issues also come along with it. Nowadays, we live in countries that are highly developed; some of the jobs dont even require people to show themselves. Vtuber is a special job like that; people work behind a 2D model, not having to show their physical face for reasons such as privacy due to potential risks of stalking, being anyone and anything, enjoyment, community interactions and content creation.Due to COVID 19, this career quickly expanded in 2019. Now it has a huge supply chain; just in China, we have more than 3000 Vtuber. Vtuber has now become a very popular way to spread out messages or advertisements, and more and more companies have started to develop their own IP. However, problems also start to show when Vtuber get involved in economic activity; some of the legal responsibilities have fallen to the wrong people, and some minors have spent a large amount of money without getting consent from their parents. In this article, a questionnaire is the way thats been chosen to collect data, and the code has been put on TikTok for targeted group chats with people who watch Vtuber. This new career is already replacing real celebrities, and maybe in the future it will completely overtake some other job. The government will need to set new rules for this brand new career before other big legal issues happen.
Cyber Warfare & Terrorism
Authors: Zhang Yang
Published: June 2023

The cyberspace is arguably one of the most dangerous and safest places on earth. In a second you can trust the companies you shop at or provide the information to keep them safe, but the next second a data breach could be carried out on the company you trusted. There's nowhere as long as youre on the internet thats 100% safe and hack prove. Especially when online criminal activities are cheaper to carry out, the same as buying and selling illegal products, wars also carry into the cyberspace as well, and recently the Idea of cyber terrorism was introduced.
The Research on the Influence of Watching Mukbang on Chinese Social Networking Platforms upon the Appetite of Chinese Audience
Authors: Qin Yutong
Published: June 2023

Owing to rapid speed of information dissemination by online media and the richness of information content, eating show which rises in South Korea has also become a kind of fashion in China. The research concentrates on the influences of Mukbang (eating show) on Chinese people and wants to get a deeper understanding of the media's impacts on the audience's thoughts and actions in the real world. The research is divided into six parts: Introduction, Literature review, Methodology, Results, Discussion and Conclusion. In the process of quantitative research, the study mainly collected questionnaires for analysis and sorting, and the samples were randomly selected to ensure the reliability of the survey results as much as possible. After studying, the result shows that compensatory psychology and increased eating volume are obviously related, while other psychological associations are not significant in the influences of watching eating broadcast under preset three different psychological states. In addition, the frequency and time period of watching can also have some impacts on appetite.