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Influence of Family Upbringing Styles on Children's Personality
Authors: Li Sijia
Published: February 2025

Early childhood is a critical period for personality formation and development. This study aimed to explore the relationship between family parenting styles and children's personality, in addition to social adaptation's mediating function. The Early Childhood Parenting Styles Questionnaire, the Teacher Rating Questionnaire for Chinese Children's Personality Development, and the Strength and Difficulty Questionnaire (SDQ) were used. The results showed that (1) there is a significant positive correlation between parenting styles and children's personality; (2) parenting styles have a significant positive influence on children's personality; (3) emotional symptoms, conduct problems, and peer interactions among the five dimensions of young children's social adjustment play a partial mediating role in the impact of familial parenting practices on kids' personalities and the overall traits of social adjustment form a masking effect in the process.
Navigating Diversity: A Retrospective Analysis of Policies to Mitigate Ethnic and Religious Tensions in Singapore
Authors: Zhang Zikang
Published: February 2025

Singapore is a country made up of many different ethnic groups, including Chinese, Indians, Malays and minorities of Europeans and Japanese. This paper examines Singapore’s approach to managing ethnic and religious diversity, a critical challenge in a nation with a complex demographic makeup. This research explores the effectiveness of Singapore’s multifaceted policies aimed at mitigating ethnic and religious tensions, focusing on areas such as education, housing, cultural integration, and economic development. Utilizing a retrospective analysis, the study draws on secondary data sources, case studies, and policy reviews to evaluate the impact of these policies on social cohesion and harmony. The findings reveal that Singapore’s strong governmental leadership and comprehensive policy framework have been instrumental in fostering racial harmony and social stability. The study concludes that while Singapore’s model is effective, ongoing efforts are required to address emerging challenges, particularly in maintaining equity across all ethnic groups and ensuring inclusive representation in decision-making processes. This research offers valuable insights into how multicultural societies can be managed effectively, with potential lessons applicable to other nations facing similar challenges.
The Impact of Pet Videos on Mental Health: A Comprehensive Study
Authors: Xin Juntong
Published: February 2025

This study suggests a positive association between viewing pet video materials and those affiliated with their mental health indicators, such as mood, stress, and well-being. Through the inclusion of both experimental quantitative analysis and qualitative research, we delve into the key emotional transmission mechanisms, the relevance of empathy, and the mediating effects of viewer motivation. The discovery implies that pet videos can be utilized in psychological therapies as a tool for intervention, and it also provides clues for the development of practical media mental health promotion.
Educación superior e igualdad de género en la normativa ecuatoriana: un estudio descriptivo
Authors: Benavides Guzmán Michelle Katherine , Ríos López Tatiana Daniela , Analuisa Maiguashca Jessica Carolina
Published: February 2025

El objetivo del presente artículo consiste en analizar de forma descriptiva cómo en la normativa ecuatoriana se aborda la igualdad de género en el contexto de la educación superior. El estudio se sustentó en una investigación con enfoque mixto, mediante entrevistas a docentes y autoridades, así como encuestas estructuradas aplicadas a estudiantes. Se determinó que la Constitución de la República, la Ley Orgánica de Educación Intercultural y la Ley Orgánica de Educación Superior (LOES) incluyen disposiciones clave que promueven la equidad de género, como el acceso equitativo a recursos educativos, la eliminación de barreras discriminatorias y la incorporación de contenidos curriculares sobre diversidad de género. Sin embargo, aunque las normativas ecuatorianas constituyen un marco sólido, fue determinado mediante las técnicas investigativas aplicadas que su implementación enfrenta desafíos relacionados con la sensibilización, supervisión y recursos insuficientes. También el estudio evidenció avances en la percepción de respeto hacia la diversidad de género en instituciones educativas, aunque persisten brechas en representación femenina en espacios de liderazgo y en la integración de contenidos de equidad en todos los planes de estudio. Con ello, se concluye que las instituciones educativas desempeñan un papel fundamental en la promoción de un ambiente inclusivo y libre de discriminación, por lo que se requiere del fortalecimiento de políticas internas y prácticas institucionales para consolidar una educación superior equitativa y alineada con la normativa ecuatoriana, demás reglamentos y disposiciones internacionales.
AI-Powered Antibiotic Revolution: Next-Gen Drug Discovery Against Superbugs
Authors: Pasupuleti Murali Krishna
Published: February 2025

Abstract:
The rapid emergence of antibiotic-resistant superbugs presents a critical challenge to global healthcare, necessitating innovative solutions for drug discovery. Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force in antibiotic research, leveraging machine learning, deep learning, and quantum computing to accelerate the identification and development of next-generation antibiotics. AI-driven approaches enhance molecular design, predict bacterial resistance mechanisms, optimize drug repurposing, and facilitate high-throughput screening, significantly reducing the time and cost of antibiotic discovery. This chapter explores the integration of AI with bioinformatics, synthetic biology, and computational drug modeling to overcome resistance challenges, improve antimicrobial efficacy, and pioneer precision-targeted antibiotics. It also discusses ethical considerations, regulatory frameworks, and the role of AI in global antimicrobial resistance (AMR) surveillance. By examining cutting-edge AI applications and breakthrough discoveries such as Halicin, this chapter highlights how AI is revolutionizing antibiotic development and shaping the future of infectious disease treatment.

Keywords:
AI-driven antibiotics, artificial intelligence in drug discovery, superbugs, antimicrobial resistance (AMR), machine learning in medicine, deep learning in pharmaceuticals, drug repurposing, quantum computing in drug design, bioinformatics, molecular docking, synthetic biology, antibiotic resistance mechanisms, AI in microbiology, predictive modeling for antibiotics, computational pharmacology.
Analisis Pengelolaan dan Pemanfaatan Dana Non-Halal pada Bank Syariah Indonesia Cabang Bengkalis
Authors: Rozi Fachrul , Tomisa Muhammad Elsa , Suhartini Ade , Oktayani Dewi
Published: February 2025

Analysis of The Management and Utilization of Non-Halal Funds at BSI KCP Bengkalis for 2022-2023. The purpose of this study is to find out how the practice of managing and utilizing Non-Halal Funds, especially in BSI KCP Bengkalis, as well as determining how the income and sources of non-halal funds. As well as writing non-halal fund reports on the BSI side and allocating these funds whether they are in accordance with the Fatwa DSN--MUI as a social fund intended for social activities. This research method uses qualitative research that produces data that cannot be achieved by using qualitative research that produces data that cannot be achieved using statistical procedures. This research uses skunder data sourced from the financial statements of the BSI KCP Bengkalis Company, namely the report on the source and use of benevolent funds. The method of data analysis in this study is data reduction, namely summarizing, choosing the main things, presenting data, and verifying / concluding. The collection of research data was in the form of interviews by conducting questions and answers directly to respondents, namely accounting staff at BSI KCP Bengkalis. The results of the interview were analyzed by comparing the Fatwa DSN-MUI that applies to the management and utilization practices applied. The conclusion of this study is that the use of non-halal funds is really applied in Islamic banking.
DIVERSIFICATION OF TOFU WASTE INTO TEMPE GEMBOS AND TEMPE RAGI IN TELUK SENTOSA VILLAGE
Authors: Nasution Zulkarnain , Henki Japina
Published: February 2025

The diversification of tofu waste into soft tempeh and tempeh starter in Teluk Sentosa Village aims to optimize the utilization of tofu waste while increasing community income. Through participatory training, the community is taught techniques for processing tofu waste into value-added products. The results indicate that the produced soft tempeh has a tender texture and high nutritional value, while the tempeh starter shows good fermentation activity. Marketing these products has led to a significant income increase of approximately 30% within three months post-training. Additionally, this initiative contributes to waste reduction and enhances community awareness regarding sustainable resource management. It is hoped that this program can continue and provide positive impacts on the economy and environment in the village
Influencia de la formación docente en logros de lectoescritura en educación básica [Influence of teacher training on literacy achievement in basic education]
Authors: Sarabia-Pérez Martha Cecilia , Pacheco-Vera Vanessa Marlitt , Monserrate Arteaga-Vera Susi Margarita , Pérez-Quiroz Gina Elizabeth
Published: February 2025

La formación docente debe proporcionar un conocimiento asertivo de los procesos cognitivos, lingüísticos y socioculturales que subyacen al aprendizaje de la lectura y la escritura. Se tiene por objetivo de investigación analizar la influencia de la formación docente en logros de lectoescritura en educación básica. El trabajo investigativo se desarrolló bajo una metodología descriptiva documental, seleccionándose una población de 17 articulos científicos. La formación docente constituye un pilar fundamental para el desarrollo de competencias lectoras y escritoras en los estudiantes de educación básica, ya que permite a los maestros comprender los procesos cognitivos, lingüísticos y socioculturales que subyacen al aprendizaje de la lectoescritura. Por cuanto, la preparación inicial y continua de los docentes, junto con el diseño de estrategias pedagógicas dinámicas, participativas y contextualizadas, resulta esencial para atender las necesidades de los estudiantes en contextos diversos y desafiantes.
Integración de la tecnología en la enseñanza del idioma inglés [Integrating technology into English language teaching]
Authors: Cárdenas-Ramírez Nancy Jacqueline , Calupiña-Rivera Clara Aurora
Published: February 2025

La integración de la tecnología en los procesos educativos ha surgido como un factor importante para transformar las prácticas pedagógicas tradicionales. Se destaca como objetivo analizar la integración de la tecnología en la enseñanza del idioma inglés. De tipo descriptivo con diseño documental en una población de 17 articulos científicos. Los resultados se organizaron en categorías documentales tales como: 1) Estilos y estrategias de aprendizaje 2) Uso de tecnologías en la enseñanza 3) Inteligencia artificial y plataformas digitales 4) Innovaciones tecnológicas y metodológicas 5) Enfoques comunicativos y metodologías híbridas. Innovaciones como la gamificación, los simuladores y los entornos virtuales han demostrado ser efectivas para motivar a los estudiantes y fomentar un aprendizaje activo, mientras que los enfoques comunicativos y las metodologías híbridas combinan las ventajas de la enseñanza presencial y virtual, ofreciendo mayor flexibilidad y accesibilidad.
Educación ambiental e impacto del cambio climático en un ecosistema local colombiano [Environmental education and the impact of climate change on a local colombian ecosystem]
Authors: Lizcano-Pabón Yeimy Paola
Published: February 2025

Se presenta como objetivo de investigación analizar la educación ambiental e impacto del cambio climático en un ecosistema local colombiano focalizado en la Institución Educativa San Antonio, ubicada en el municipio de Villa del Rosario, Norte de Santander en Colombia. Metodológicamente se planteó desde el enfoque cualitativo y paradigma interpretativo mediante una investigación fenomenológica en 03 sujetos de investigación. Se destaca la importancia de conectar los contenidos curriculares con la realidad ambiental local, promoviendo competencias ciudadanas, científicas y críticas que permitan a los estudiantes comprender y actuar frente a los desafíos del cambio climático. En este sentido, se identificaron categorías como: i) la relación entre el plan de estudios y la cultura ambiental, ii) las competencias relacionadas con la formación ambiental, iii) las estrategias didácticas para la inclusión de la cultura ambiental, iv) los contenidos educativos orientados a la sostenibilidad ambiental y las v) propuestas para una didáctica crítico-constructiva.
Integración y diversidad: Estrategias para una educación inclusiva en ciencias sociales [Integration and diversity: Strategies for inclusive education in social sciences]
Authors: Borja-Ramos Mirian Gabriela , Pallo-Buse Luis Aníbal
Published: February 2025

Se presenta como objetivo de investigación analizar la integración y diversidad desde la propuesta de estrategias para una educación inclusiva en ciencias sociales con énfasis en la educación ecuatoriana. Enmarcado en el enfoque cualitativo en un conjunto de 20 artículos científicos como unidad poblacional, utilizándose la hermenéutica como herramienta para interpretar los significados explícitos e implícitos en los textos. El desarrollo de habilidades de escritura reflexiva y crítica fomenta la participación equitativa de estudiantes con trayectorias diversas, conectando los contenidos con sus contextos culturales. Asimismo, la implementación de metodologías activas y contextualizadas, como el aprendizaje basado en proyectos y el uso de recursos visuales, asegura que los contenidos sean accesibles y significativos.
Potential benefits of vitamin d intake for improving outcomes in critical care patients receiving renal replacement therapy: A retrospective study based on the MIMIC-IV database
Authors: Pi Haichen , Xiong Hui
Published: February 2025

Background: Vitamin D is essential for numerous physiological functions. Earlier research has unraveled a significant correlation between vitamin D insufficiency and poor outcomes within intensive care unit (ICU) patients. Patients receiving renal replacement therapy (RRT) often experience vitamin D deficiency or insufficiency. Beyond metabolic regulation, vitamin D influences cellular biomechanics, enhancing resilience to mechanical stress and supporting tissue integrity, which are critical for ICU patients undergoing RRT. This research seeks to examine the influence of vitamin D intake on outcomes in ICU patients receiving RRT. Methods: This study examined data from the Medical Information Mart for Intensive Care IV (MIMIC-IV) database. It included all adult patients undergoing RRT. The participants were grouped into two categories: administrated vitamin D throughout their ICU admission (vitamin D group) and did not administer (non-vitamin D group). In-hospital mortality (IHM) was the primary outcome measured. Kaplan-Meier (KM) method Cox regression models, and subgroup analyses were leveraged to evaluate the correlation between vitamin D intake and IHM. To strengthen the reliability of the conclusions, propensity score matching (PSM) was implemented. Results: A total of 1270 patients on RRT participated in this research, comprising 338 and 932 patients in the vitamin D and non-vitamin D groups, respectively. The KM survival curves indicated substantial differences in survival probabilities between the two categories. Following adjustments for possible confounding factors by Cox regression analysis, vitamin D intake was markedly related to a reduced likelihood of IHM (HR: 0.35; 95% [CI]: 0.19–0.63; p < 0.001). This association remained robust following propensity score matching (PSM). Further subgroup analysis exposed that vitamin D intake reduced the probability of IHM in liver disease patients. Conclusion: Vitamin D intake is independently correlated with a reduced likelihood of IHM in ICU patients undergoing RRT. Further interventional studies are warranted to validate the possible advantages of vitamin D intake in improving the health of RRT patients. This study provides robust evidence supporting the therapeutic potential of vitamin D supplementation. These findings highlight the need for personalized supplementation strategies to optimize outcomes in this vulnerable population.
Application of nano-biocolorants in Yao nationality patterns
Authors: Li Ming
Published: February 2025

Nanobiodyeing refers to an innovative process of dyeing by extracting pigments from various pigment-containing organisms in nature and processing them with nanotechnology. No or very few chemical additives are used in the dyeing process. The excellent color culture of natural biological dyeing should be given new meaning so as not to cause a break in traditional skills. Natural biological dyes are non-toxic and harmless, non-allergenic and non-carcinogenic to the skin. They have good biodegradability and environmental compatibility. Their colors are soft, natural and distinctive. At the molecular level, the application of nano-bio-pigments can involve the molecular structure and interaction of the dyes used in Yao patterns. Through biomolecular design, we can develop nano-pigments with specific colors and stability. These pigments can better integrate with the natural fibers in Yao patterns, providing more vivid and lasting colors.
Biomechanics and digital twins for carbon neutral realisation in the digital economy driving smart agriculture
Authors: Du Wenyi , Zhang Renhan , Hu Enqi , Zhang Xue , Huang Xiaoqing , Jing Wenyue , Liu Fuxiang
Published: February 2025

This study provides insights into the application of biomechanics and digital twin technology in smart agriculture and its contribution to achieving the goal of carbon neutrality in the context of digital economy. The study analyses the application of biomechanics in the construction of crop growth models, the design and optimisation of agricultural machinery, and the improvement of agricultural soils, and reports on the role of digital twin technology in the monitoring of agricultural production processes, the optimal allocation of resources, and the early warning and prevention of disasters. The results of the study show that the integration and innovation of these two technologies play an important role in the carbon-neutral realisation of smart agriculture. By analysing the mechanical characteristics of crop growth through biomechanics and simulating the growing environment with digital twin technology, we are able to more accurately predict the response of crops to environmental changes, optimise planting strategies and reduce carbon emissions. Ultimately, the study proposes future directions for development, suggesting that technology integration, model optimisation and system integration and innovation will contribute to sustainable agricultural development.
Biomechanics-based early warning system for financial crises in advanced manufacturing enterprises using deep learning
Authors: Wang Siwei
Published: February 2025

In response to the increasing demand for lean marketing management, enterprises are leveraging intelligent data technologies for risk management. This paper aims to construct a marketing business risk management model inspired by biomechanics, combining Internet of Things (IoT) technology and BP neural network to provide a proactive early warning mechanism. In constructing the risk management model, this paper draws on the adaptive mechanism in biomechanics, emphasizing the flexibility and responsiveness of the system when facing a complex environment. By simulating how organisms adjust their behavior in a dynamic environment, this paper proposes a project group resource conflict risk assessment model based on BP neural network. The model uses nonlinear fitting and self-learning capabilities to dynamically adjust prediction parameters to adapt to market changes and resource allocation issues. This biomechanically inspired design enables the model to better capture potential risks and improve the accuracy of predictions when processing complex data. In addition, this paper also introduces a Linux-based multi-task embedded management system to achieve seamless integration of the Internet of Things and neural network risk models. The design of this system is inspired by the multi-tasking ability of organisms, which can efficiently switch between multiple tasks, thereby improving the response speed and processing power of the overall system. In this way, enterprises can monitor and manage various risks in marketing operations in real time. The experimental results show that the proposed biomechanically inspired risk management model performs well in practical applications, can effectively model marketing business risks, and provides superior performance. The research in this paper provides new ideas and tools for enterprises to achieve more efficient active risk management in a complex and changing market environment, and emphasizes the importance of biomechanics in the application of intelligent data technology. This not only provides a scientific basis for corporate decision-making, but also points out the direction for future research. By combining the inspiration of biomechanics, companies can better cope with challenges in risk management and enhance their competitiveness.
On the creative path of original picture book content from the dual perspectives of culture and biomechanics
Authors: Tian Zhiwen , Guo Lan , Dai Meng
Published: February 2025

In recent years, under the theme of vigorously promoting traditional Chinese culture in China, original picture books of traditional Chinese culture have ushered in development opportunities, and a variety of original children’s picture books of traditional culture have come onto the market in a variety of ways. Based on this, this paper explores the path of original picture book content creation from a cultural perspective. It introduces the origins and development of original picture books, as well as the methods and key points of content creation. It analyses the problems of creating original picture books based on a cultural perspective, including traditional story themes, the homogenisation of painting styles and the disconnect between creative content and modern life. Moreover, this paper extends its exploration by integrating biomechanics. Strategies for creating content for original picture books based on a cultural perspective are proposed, including combining tradition with fun, establishing the creator’s own unique style, and selecting stories that are drawn in line with modern education, but also integrating biomechanical knowledge. For example, accurately depicting the biomechanics of character movements to enhance authenticity, endowing cultural symbols with biomechanical - based meanings, and creating interactive experiences related to biomechanics. By incorporating biomechanics, picture books can offer readers a more immersive and educational experience. This paper aims to provide references and lessons for the creation of content for original picture books.
AI-driven big data analysis on the impact of sports-induced cell molecular biomechanical stimuli on human physiological and mental health
Authors: Meng En
Published: February 2025

With the intensification of study and work pressure, people's physical and mental health has been compromised. Sports, in general, can enhance human physiological systems like the cardiovascular and respiratory systems from a macroscopic perspective. However, from a cell molecular biomechanics viewpoint, during exercise, mechanical forces are exerted on cells.  This can lead to changes in cell shape and cytoskeletal organization. Appropriate mechanical stimulation can activate intracellular signaling pathways related to cell growth and repair. Yet, without proper guidance, issues arise. Inadequate exercise might not provide sufficient mechanical stress to trigger beneficial cell molecular responses. On the other hand, excessive exercise can cause excessive mechanical damage to cells, such as disrupting cell membranes and cytoskeletons, leading to sports injuries. To address this, this paper utilized Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data (BD) to study sports. A sports auxiliary system integrating AI and BD was proposed. The research on students in Class A and Class B showed that many were in a sub-optimal state of health. After sports with the aid of the proposed system, significant improvements were observed. In Class A, the proportion of students with physiological sub-health declined by 53.33%, and in Class B by 40%. The number of students with psychological issues also decreased. This indicates that the sports auxiliary system has a clear application need. By analyzing data related to cell molecular responses during exercise using AI and BD, it can optimize exercise regimens. This helps maintain appropriate mechanical stimulation on cells, promoting beneficial cell molecular biomechanical adaptations and ultimately enhancing both physiological and mental health.
Management Strategies for Occupational Health and Safety during Prevention Intervention Development
Authors: Ismail Moamen Abdelfadil , Alshahrani Jawaher said saad , Alghamdi Ohud Ghulayyim , hamamah Saeed Yahya saeed al abu , Alotaibi Muslat Howidi D , ALTAMIMI WEJDAN ALI BIN AMER , Alotaibi Mona Mojeb , Alotibi Amaal Mugeb , ALBUGHULI HASAN HUSSAIN , Narql Rayan Abdulhamed yuldash , Majrashi Ghaliah abdu  ali , AL AMRI HAMZAH FAHAD , Al Sharari Abdul Mohsen Abdul Rahman Muhammad , Alsharari Bader mohammed shatti
Published: February 2025

Background: Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) professionals, including managers and advisors, often face exclusion from key organizational decision-making processes, limiting their influence on workplace safety improvements. While prior research highlights the technical aspects of OHS roles, little attention has been given to the strategic approaches professionals use to navigate organizational challenges and influence safety systems effectively. Methods:This  study was conducted through in-depth interviews with twelve OHS professionals from public and private sector organizations. Participants, comprising six OHS managers and six OHS advisors, had at least six years of experience. Data collection involved semi-structured and structured interviews, where participants provided insights into their responsibilities, strategic approaches, and organizational positioning. Thematic analysis using NVIVO software categorized strategies based on existing frameworks while identifying new approaches. An impact evaluation framework with seven levels was applied to assess the effectiveness of these strategies. Results: OHS professionals were motivated by personal experiences, a commitment to workplace safety, and the desire to drive organizational change. Their primary responsibilities included advising management, ensuring regulatory compliance, and maintaining OHS management systems. While most professionals operated at both strategic and operational levels, their focus was primarily on organizational and human-centered dimensions rather than technical aspects. Strategic approaches varied, with some relying on traditional compliance-based strategies, while others employed adaptive tactics, such as the “political reflective navigator” model, to influence workplace safety culture. Conclusion: The study highlights the diverse roles and strategies employed by OHS professionals to enhance workplace safety. Despite their marginalization in decision-making, those who adopt flexible, advocacy-driven strategies can exert significant influence on organizational safety practices. Future research should explore additional contextual factors affecting OHS professionals' strategic efficacy, particularly in different industry settings.
Nursing Strategies for Supporting Substance Abuse Recovery: A Comprehensive Review of Best Practices and Their Impact on Patient Outcomes
Authors: Alsharari Turki Madallah Awadh , Alsharari Saleh Sulaiman Salem , Mubark Nawal Ali , Alkhaldi Hammad Abduljabbar , Aldokhel Tariq Abdulaziz M , Alhabas Faljaa Ibrahim , Al-Shahdani Abdullah Saeed Abdullah , Aldhafeeri Huda Khalid Ajmi , Al Marzooq Hassan Abdulhameed Salman
Published: February 2025

Substance abuse and addiction present significant challenges to healthcare systems, necessitating effective nursing strategies that facilitate recovery. Recovery-oriented care emphasizes a holistic approach that encompasses individual wellness, autonomy, and community integration.This review employs a scoping review methodology to evaluate current literature on nursing strategies for supporting individuals with substance use disorders. A comprehensive search was conducted across multiple databases, including PubMed, MEDLINE, and Scopus, focusing on studies from 2010 to 2023 that address recovery-supportive interventions in nursing practice.The findings highlight several key nursing strategies that are essential for promoting recovery, including the integration of peer support, individualized care plans, and the establishment of trusting relationships between nurses and patients. The literature indicates that recovery-oriented practices lead to improved patient outcomes, including reduced substance use, enhanced quality of life, and better engagement in treatment programs. However, barriers such as stigma, lack of training, and systemic challenges persist.Effective nursing strategies that prioritize recovery-oriented care are critical for improving outcomes for individuals with substance use disorders. By fostering collaboration, empowering patients, and utilizing peer support, nurses can significantly enhance the recovery process. Continued research and training in recovery-oriented practices are essential to bridge the gap between current guidelines and actual nursing practices.
Enhancing Patient Outcomes through Collaborative Care: The Role of Physical Therapists, Phlebotomists, and Lab Technicians
Authors: Alalwan Fatimah Mohammed , Al Sahwan Fatimah Abdullah , Alzouri Yasmin Habib , AlSles Wajeeha Abdulmohsen , Alqattan Heba Saeed , Al Hayik Zainab Mahdi , Alshomimi Zainab Zakaria , ALAbbas Mathani Abdullah
Published: February 2025

Introduction: Collaborative care is an important strategy for improving patient outcomes in modern healthcare. Patient centered care can be more efficient, comprehensive, and more effective when the knowledge of multiple healthcare professional is integrated. Physical therapists, phlebotomists, and lab technicians are the important contributors to this multidisciplinary model. Combined efforts are made to doubtlessly diagnose, treat and recover at the peak, all for the betterment of patients' healthcare experience. Aim of work:  To explore the impact of collaborative care on patient outcomes by examining the roles of physical therapists, phlebotomists, and lab technicians in healthcare settings. Methods: We conducted a comprehensive search in the MEDLINE database's electronic literature using the following search terms: Enhancing, Patient Outcomes, Collaborative Care, Role, Physical Therapists, Phlebotomists, and Lab Technicians. The search was restricted to publications from 2016 to 2024 in order to locate relevant content. We performed a search on Google Scholar to locate and examine academic papers that pertain to my subject matter. The selection of articles was impacted by certain criteria for inclusion. Results: The publications analyzed in this study encompassed from 2016 to 2024. The study was structured into various sections with specific headings in the discussion section. Conclusion: In modern healthcare settings it is essential for patient outcomes that there is collaborative care among physical therapist, phlebotomist and lab technicians. Each professional brings a unique contribution to the diagnostic and therapeutic and process of monitoring of patient safety, effective treatment and improved quality of life. Better communication between doctors and nurses, bringing in new technologies, and interprofessional education that supplements this can best fit professional’s roles within healthcare systems to provide better patient care. Efficient delivery of healthcare will be achieved by addressing challenges to each group to strengthen their collaboration
Hydrological Characteristics of Groundwater in the East Baghdad Oil Field (Rashidiya and the Southern Region Using GIS)
Authors: Kazem Azraa Lafta , Al Ibrahimi Suhaila Najem
Published: February 2025

After knowing the natural phenomena, we will study in this chapter the characteristics of groundwater through spatial analysis of wells and their geographical distribution, renewing the depths of wells, the direction and movement of groundwater, well recharge, determining their fixed and variable levels, and chemical and physical characteristics. The study was based on a sample of (40) wells distributed in a different way in the region. The spatial analysis of groundwater is done by estimating and measuring the value of groundwater, which has a fundamental role in water management, as it gives a clear idea about the volume of groundwater, its production capacity, its level, and the number of wells and their depths in the region
Evaluation Technologies of Students' Reading Literacy and Communicative Competence Skills in Teaching Language
Authors: V Musaeva , M. B. Onolbayev , Sakhipzhamal Uzakpayeva , Zhanar Karmenbayeva , N.A. Maraimova
Published: February 2025

Life itself proves the effectiveness of using assessment to provide quality education to the young generation and to improve the educational process of the school. Therefore, the primary goal of teaching the language to be teaching in a communicative direction and make the students to improve their reading abilities as well. Communicative method is implemented through direct communication between the student and the teacher, forms the manner of speaking in a certain language, consists of the main system of main signs and principles characteristic of linguistic relations and methodological categories, combines effective ways of teaching the language, and practically uses the language as a means of communication. Communicative learning is formed in all forms of language activity - in choosing, speaking, reading, writing, because it ensures its implementation. The article deals also with the essence of students' reading literacy and communication skills development and assessment that is the of great importance of teaching them to extract the necessary information in continuous and non-continuous texts and use it in their own speaking activities. The concept of competence, functional literacy and reader literacy is given as well. The data characterizing the quality of test tasks, as well as the results of testing the reading literacy and communication skills of Bishkek school students and ways to improve them are presented. After a contextual introduction in this article, an example of educational mediation aimed at developing skills keys to lifelong learning and global skills for the 21st century through the reading of a certain number of selected texts are being  presented.
Efforts to Strengthen Nationalist Character Education through Education and Community Empowerment Institutions in the Indonesia-Malaysia Borderlands
Authors: . Imran , Ramadhan Iwan , . Daniel , . Suriyanisa
Published: February 2025

Border communities between countries are the frontline of a country. However, this is sometimes neglected by the government of a country. The position of border communities can be used as an illustration of the face of a country. The different levels of economic, social and cultural life of two neighboring countries sometimes become opportunities and threats between neighboring countries. The urge to fulfill economic, educational and cultural needs is sometimes the reason why people still love their homeland or leave their homeland, or the choice of still living in their homeland but economically, socially and culturally in neighboring countries. This research aims to describe the efforts made by the Government of Indonesia to see how efforts are made to maintain, foster and instill the value of the nationalism character of the border people.  The research setting is in the border region of West Kalimantan. The research was conducted using a qualitative approach with a case study design with various information through observation and interviews and documentation. Data analysis using qualitative methods. The results showed that there were at least four (4) activities carried out to instill the character of nationalism to the border community, first by socializing cross-border stakes, border community economic programs, a series of commemorations. Indonesia's independence day, and socialization through educational channels by conducting socialization to school students at the junior and senior high school levels.
Burnout Syndrome and Intention to Leave: An Analysis of its Impact through a Systematic Review 2015-2025
Authors: Gonzales Yuri , Guevara-Delgado Nelly , Alcahuaman Jeny , Jiménez Víctor , Osorio Patricia
Published: February 2025

This study analyzed the scientific literature on burnout and intention to leave work, using both bibliometric methods and systematic reviews. A search was conducted in the Scopus database, to include the period 2015-2025, and keywords such as “burnout syndrome” or “burnout” and “Intention to leave” were used. The search was filtered to include only open access studies and the analysis was limited without geographical restrictions. For the analysis, 24 bibliometric studies were selected, which were exported in Bibtex format and processed with Cran-R, which were evaluated using the PRISMA guide. The study delved into the relationship between keywords, authors, publication sources and other bibliometric indicators (such as the presence of DOI and the number of annual citations), highlighting the USA as the country with the highest publication rate, followed by Gresia, concluding that both the burnout phenomenon and the intention to leave work are closely related, highlighting that identifying its causes such as stress, work overload, among others, consequences and aggravating factors such as anxiety, emotional exhaustion, job dissatisfaction, is essential to implement effective organizational strategies, such as organizational support and resilience training, which improve job well-being and reduce professional abandonment.
Exploring Writing Anxiety and Its Impact on TOEFL Performance Among Chinese Senior High School Students: Causes, Correlates, and Pedagogical Implications: A Mixed Methods Study
Authors: Jiang Xue , Lu Zhongxin
Published: February 2025

This study examines the relationship between writing anxiety and performance among high school students in China who take the TOEFL writing test, focusing on the factors that lead to anxiety and the influence of demographic variables.The contrast lies in the degree of impact, whereby moderate writing anxiety has a negative correlation to TOEFL scores, whereas higher levels of anxiety was found to hamper the test. Sources of Major Anxiety Inhibitors comprise problematic writing topics, low self-confidence in their language use, time constraints, and previous bad experiences. On the other hand, the effects of evaluation on anxiety received conflicting responses and thus are a source of individual differences and cultural factors. Other demographic variables studied included age, gender, grade, years of English study, and exposure to an English-speaking environment but were studied to have limited impact on the degree of writing anxiety. Therefore, interventions based on anxiety sources rather than demographic factors are needed. Teaching implications include creating supportive learning environments; providing language-building resources and gradually introducing time-constrained tasks to build confidence. These findings contribute to the research on the impact of writing anxiety on TOEFL scores and provide practical avenues for reducing anxiety in preparation for high-stakes exams.  Future research should focus on expanding the sample size to encompass diverse regions in China and investigate issues related to the relationship between self-efficacy and writing anxiety and performance, which would lead to a more beneficial understanding of how students could be assisted to enhance TOEFL performance.
The Key Elements About How to Improve English Language Educators’ Teaching Competence through Continuous Professional Development (CPD)
Authors: LI QIN , Mohammed Lubna Ali
Published: February 2025

This study aims to assess the impact of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) training on the teaching competence of English language educators at application-oriented universities in Henan, China. By employing a systematic literature review and bibliometric analysis, the study gathers and evaluates relevant data to understand the current state of CPD in English language instruction within this specific geographical and educational context. The research analyzes previous trends and their effects, identifying key areas for future refinement and targeted development. The study provides significant insights and practical implications for enhancing English language teaching competence through CPD in Henan and within the broader educational landscape of China. The findings indicate that recent publications from 2022 to 2024 have a limited citation impact, suggesting a lack of studies specifically addressing CPD’s role in English language training. Addressing this gap will help in the development of customized CPD programs for application-oriented universities, aligning with China’s strategic goals to improve English proficiency and promote international business and technological capabilities. The study also highlights that CPD research often draws insights from psychology and medical training, implying that a multidisciplinary approach can enhance the effectiveness of CPD for English language instruction. The relatively declining citation impact of Chinese educational research compared to European studies underscores the need for Chinese institutions to strengthen global collaborations and publish important findings in accessible journals to increase the global visibility and influence of their CPD advancements.
Research on the Effect and Characteristics of "Emotional Preference" in the Communication of "Doctor's Event" Weibo Posts
Authors: Zhu Li , Xiang Yushan , Ding Liangqi , Xu Jing
Published: February 2025

Social media is not only an information dissemination tool, but also promotes the construction of social issues and the dissemination of social emotions. In 2020, medical issues and doctor groups received high attention from Internet users. At present, there is limited empirical analysis of emotions related to the dissemination of information related to "doctor events".So what are the characteristics of "emotional preference" in the dissemination of "doctor event" blog posts? This paper crawls 9668 related microblogs on the microblog platform, uses the emotional dictionary method to classify emotions and calculate emotional intensity, and selects the top 10 topics as the research sample. The study found that in the emotion category of "doctor events" microblog text in 2020, "good" is the most emotional type. The main emotional categories of different events are easily affected by the theme of blog content. In the user category, only ordinary users have good communication power when publishing content with high positive emotional intensity. This study inspires us to pay attention to emotional governance in the management of doctor-patient public event.
人类卫生健康共同体视域下的全球健康传播话语建构
Authors: Xu Jing
Published: February 2025

The pandemic of Covid-19 has brought global health and development to a new crossroads. On the one hand, health has become a major theme of universal concern to the international community, on the other hand, global health and development requires global mobilization and coordinated responses from  governments, civil societies, and other international agencies and individuals more than ever, thus highlighting the importance of global health communication. During the epidemic, Chinese government initiated to build a Global Community of Health for All, which not only expressed China's standing points on the global fight against the epidemic, but also reflected China's new directions for health diplomacy and participation in global global health governance in the new era. So it is important to fully understand the critical role of global health communication from western experience so as to better guide health communication research and practice in China in the new time.
Panel4: Health Narratives, Communities and Global Health
Authors: Hu Jiaqi
Published: February 2025

Session 4 of the 6th International Conference on “Medicine, Humanity, and Media” (MHM 2023): Health Communication under Digitization, convened at the School of Journalism and Communication of Peking University on November 4, 2023. With the theme “Health Narratives, Communities and Global Health”, the session was moderated by Jiang Yizhen (Associate Professor from the School of Public Health at Xiamen University), with Li Zhenyi (Director of the School of Communication and Culture at Royal Roads University, Canada) and Zhang Zhan (Assistant Professor from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at University of Nottingham Ningbo China) as commentators.  The session featured six speakers who delivered thought-provoking paper presentations, showcasing the deep integration of diverse health communication topics and profound humanistic care in the age of globalization.
Workshop: Tobacco Control Research under Digitalization
Authors: Chen Yu , Zhang Jinxiang
Published: February 2025

A particular focus of attention was the "Tobacco Control Research Workshop," led by Assistant Professor Lin Haoxiang from the Institute of Global Health and Development, Peking University. The workshop featured review from Assistant Professor Yang Fan of the Institute of Population Research, Peking University and Associate Professor Pan Wenjing of the School of Journalism and Communication at Renmin University of China. Dr. Cheng Cheng from the University of Lisbon, Yu Chen, a Ph.D. student at the School of Journalism and Communication, Peking University, Xindou Chen, an undergraduate student at respective, and Ziliang Wang, an undergraduate student at the Public Health School of Health Science Center, Peking University, respectively presented their latest research on tobacco control.
Humanity-Centered Understanding on Health Communication in the Process of Digitalization: A Review of the Proceedings of the 6th MHM International Conference
Authors: Li Zhenyi , Xu Jing
Published: February 2025

Before every MHM conference, we suddenly hesitate: should we continue to hold it, after all, with more and more conferences focused on "health communication", will MHM be overshadowed?
However, after each MHM conference, we felt that it was necessary to persevere, because the papers we received not only focused on the topic of "health communication", but more importantly, echoed the theme of MHM, that is, "humanity research on the impact of 'medicine' and 'media' on 'health communication'". This MHM structure (Medicine-Humanity-Media) is rarely discussed in other conferences, but our previous attendees, whether it is the keynote speeches of the guests, the discussions in the sub-sessions, or even the poster papers on the panels, echo and delve into this structure.
Therefore, we cherish the efforts made every year, and in 2023 we created the Journal of MHM (JMHM) to publish and document the results of the MHM conference, and at the same time promote the contribution of the MHM structure to health communication research. The articles and abstracts included in this issue of JMHM are all from the 6th MHM International Symposium 2023.