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Strength And Guarantee of Legal Certificate of Written Evidence After The Issuance of Permen ATR No. 6 Years 2018
Authors: Mohammad Saleh  , Susakti Wibowo  , Reinhard Yeremia
Published: June 2022

Research with the topic of Strength and Guarantee of Legal Certainty of Certificates as Written Evidence after the issuance of Ministerial Regulation No. ATR. 6 of 2018, referring to the principle of publicity which is used to test the strength of proof of certificates, namely strong or not strong and absolute or not absolute, there is a ambiguity between land registration based on PP. 24 of 1997 according to Article 26 paragraph (1) PP No. 24 of 1997, notification to the public for 60 (sixty) days and the principle of publicity Article 11 paragraph (1) Permen ATR No. 6 of 2018 for 14 (fourteen) working days. The matter at issue is related to the strength and guarantee of legal certainty for the certificate as written evidence. Research using the approach to legislation and a concept approach obtained a conclusion, that: The principle of publicity in PP no. 24 of 1997 for a period of 60 working days and Permen ATR No. 6 of 2018 for 14 working days, both have not guaranteed legal certainty because the publications used are negative leading to positive, where the registrant is considered the owner and other parties can still file a cancellation lawsuit as long as they can prove that the registrant registered the land in bad faith.
HOW DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY AFFECTS THE QUALITY OF STUDENT LEADERSHIP PROGRAMMES IN HIGHER LEARNING INSTITUTION
Authors: KADIR ERMEEY ABD
Published: June 2022

COVID-19 has gained widespread acceptance, which has increased the use of online learning methodologies and procedures. This paper investigates how students evaluate the quality of arranging student extracurricular programmes using an online method instead of a face-to-face approach when comparing the two approaches. University leadership, and students from economically and geographically disadvantaged backgrounds, according to the author, are all interested in supporting an online approach to higher education. Student affairs units at the UiTM Cawangan Terengganu performed a series of surveys to examine student leadership among university students between 2020 and March 2022 to understand their viewpoints better. Although online implementation has various advantages over conventional face-to-face education, students believe that the extracurricular program's quality is inferior to that of traditional face-to-face instruction, particularly in strengthening their leadership and decision-making abilities. One of the issues that students are experiencing when it comes to online learning is their incapacity to pick information and evaluate its trustworthiness and their inability to discern essential information from irrelevant information to assure high-quality student leadership through extracurricular programmes. After conducting a poll, it was determined that an additional study into the effects of digitalisation on the quality of student leadership should be carried out.
DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL TOOLS: TEACHERS’ VIEW ON LEARNERS ATTITUDE
Authors: WOO ADELAIDE , OMAR SITI FATIMAH , NAWI HASLINDA SUTAN AHMAD , PEK LIM SEONG , MEE RITA WONG MEE , SHAHDAN TENGKU SHAHROM TENGKU
Published: June 2022

With the increasing usage of technology in this era of change, education is one of the most affected fields. Schools and institutions have now moved on to use Learning Management Systems for learners’ education and teachers are forced to come up with new exciting ways to teach their learners. One of the most common ways is by using Digital Educational Tools (DET). However, how interested are learners in these tools, and how much does it affect their academic performance? This study investigates teachers’ views on their learner’s preference of DET use. A quantitative method was used, and 56 school teachers were involved with the data collection process. It could be seen from the findings that teachers can see their learners enjoying the use of DET in their lessons. If teachers were to conduct lessons using DET, activity and lesson design should be considered.
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORGANISATIONAL EFFICACY AND CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
Authors: MUSTAPHA NUR ARFAH , HASSAN ROSHIDI
Published: June 2022

There is a growing focus on sustainability across all domains of businesses. However, there is limited evidence on the relationships between organisational efficacy and corporate sustainability. A central question for researchers and practitioners is whether organisational efficacy can build corporate sustainability in construction industry. To address this question, the present study seeks to empirically explore the relationship between organisational efficacy and corporate sustainability. By drawing upon recent thinking in the strategy and sustainability management literature, this paper argues on the impact of organisational efficacy on corporate sustainability. Using survey data from 62 housing development organizations, respondents included executives in charge of sustainability management, such as owners or sustainability development managers. Questionnaires (and an accompanying letter with survey details and contact information on the researchers) were sent through email by linking an online survey to the targeted respondents, and by applying structural equation modelling (SEM). Outcomes suggest that organisational efficacy enhances corporate sustainability. Respondents responded to 64 items that were adapted and adopted from previous researchers listed in the questionnaire. The study proposes that a corporate sustainability framework, which were developed and tested, are valid and reliable. The findings show that organisational efficacy and corporate sustainability are positively significant and all variables are formative constructs. The corporate sustainability framework may be used by organisations to assess and monitor the practices. A principal contribution of this study is empirically developed and has tested the corporate sustainability framework based on the elements of triple bottom line approach. As it stands, the investigation provides a foundation for further research, offering opportunities for updates, amendments and refinements.
Moleküler Baskılanmış Polimerlerin Yeşil Yönleri ve Çevresel Uygulamaları
Authors: KEÇİLİ Rüstem
Published: June 2022

Yeşil kimya, kimyasal proseslerde çevreye, doğaya ve bütün canlı varlıklara karşı yol açan zararların minimuma düşürülmesini ve hatta tamamen ortadan kaldırılmasını amaçlayan araştırmaların gerçekleştirildiği, son zamanlarda araştırmacılardan büyük ilgi gören önemli alanlardan biridir. Moleküler baskılanmış polimerler ise, karmaşık bir matrikste (biyolojik, çevresel ve gıda numuneleri gibi) bile hedef bileşiğe karşı yüksek afinite ve seçicilik sergileyen, yüksek düzeyde çapraz bağlı, özel dizayn edilmiş sentetik malzemelerdir. Bu polimerler yeşil kimya temelleri dikkate alınarak çevre dostu malzemeler olarak farklı uygulama alanlarına sahiptir. Bu çalışmada, moleküler baskılanmış polimerlerin çevre dostu yönleri ön plana çıkarılarak, bazı kirliliklerin çevresel numunelerden etkin bir şekilde uzaklaştırılması üzerine gerçekleştirilen araştırmalara yer verilmiştir.
İŞLETMELERDE BOBİ FRS UYGULAMASINDA YABANCI PARALI İŞLEMLERİN MUHASEBELEŞTİRİLMESİ
Authors: YILMAZ Sibel
Published: June 2022

Ülkeler kendi şartlarına, ekonomik yapılarına, yasal düzenlemelerine bağlı olarak işletmeler ile ilgili faaliyet sonuçlarını ve finansal durumlarını açık, anlaşılır, gerçeğe uygun bir şekilde gösterebilmeleri için, kendi standartlarını oluşturmuşlar ancak küreselleşme

faaliyetlerinin ve dolayısıyla ülkeler arasındaki ticaret hacminin, para ve sermaye hareketlerinin çok önemli boyutlara ulaşması ile birlikte, ortak bir muhasebe diline ihtiyaç duymuşlardır.
İşletmelerde Hilenin Önlenmesi ve Tespitinde Davranışsal Muhasebe ve Nöromuhasebe Tekniğinin Uygulama Süreci ve Öneriler
Authors: AYBOĞA Hanifi , KOÇ Şelale
Published: June 2022

Hile, hayatın her alanında karşımıza çıkan ve tespiti zor bir durumdur. Hilenin tespiti genellikle ihbar yoluyla gerçekleşmektedir. Ulusal ve uluslararası düzeyde hileyi önlemeye ve tespit etmeye yönelik düzenlemeler yapılmıştır ve yapılmaya da devam etmektedir. Tüm meslek gruplarında olduğu gibi teknolojideki gelişmeler muhasebe ve denetim işlemlerini kolaylaştırmakta, finansal raporların elde edilmesini ve denetim sonucuna ulaşmayı hızlandırmaktadır. Bu durum aynı zamanda, hilenin yapılmasını ve hilenin tespitini kolaylaştırmakta ama hile riskini de artırmaktadır. Ancak davranış kökenli olabilecek bir hilenin tespiti için farklı yöntemlere ihtiyaç duyulmaktadır. İşte bu nokta, nörobilimsel tekniğin oluştuğu yerdir. Nöronlar üzerinde yapılan çalışmaların bir sonucu olarak; Nörobilimsel teknikler, olaylara verilen tepkileri tespit eden bilimsel bir tekniktir. Bu çalışmanın amacı, hilenin önlenebilmesi ve tespit edilebilmesi için davranışsal muhasebe bağlamında nöromuhasebe teknikleri ve kullanım alanlarına açıklık getirmeye çalışmak ve öneriler sunmaktır.
Silenciando el pasado+
Authors: Trouillot Michel-Rolph , del Arco Blanco Miguel Ángel ,   Universidad de Granada
Published: June 2022

Analizando la incapacidad de Occidente para comprender la revuelta esclava más importante de la Historia junto a la negación del Holocausto y los debates sobre El Álamo y Cristóbal Colón, Michel-Rolph Trouillot nos ofrece una sorprendente reflexión sobre cómo el poder funciona en la producción de la Historia. Con una introducción de la renombrada investigadora Hazel V. Carby, Silenciando el pasado es un análisis indispensable de los silencios de nuestras narrativas históricas, sobre lo que se omite y lo que se registra, sobre lo que se recuerda y lo que se olvida, y sobre lo que estos silencios revelan sobre las injusticias del poder. Porque la Historia es siempre fruto del poder, un poder invisible. Nuestro mayor reto es mostrar sus raíces.
Human Life during a Pandemic: Exploring Intercorrelation between Fear of COVID-19 and Cognitive Judgments of Satisfaction
Authors: Bebane Saeed M. N. T.
Published: June 2022

The cognitive judgment of satisfaction is suggested to be influenced by self-perceived levels of fear of COVID-19. However, limited research has been conducted as to the effects of fear of COVID-19 on the internal structure of the cognitive judgments of satisfaction. This study aimed to investigate the intercorrelation that existed between fear of COVID-19 and cognitive judgments of satisfaction via taking a sample of the population in the Kurdistan region of Iraq (n = 214). The findings suggested that there was a significant correlation between fear of COVID-19 and cognitive judgments of satisfaction. Accordingly, the results indicated that they share a significant negative association. Furthermore, results revealed that the level of fear that an individual experience during the COVID-19 pandemic significantly impacts on different types of life dissatisfaction. Therefore, individuals with different types of dissatisfaction in life (i.e., extremely dissatisfied, dissatisfied, and slightly dissatisfied) showed significantly higher levels of fear of COVID-19 than individuals with different types of life satisfaction.
Load-Following Forward Contracts
Authors: Brown David P. , Sappington David E. M.
Published: June 2022

Suppliers and large buyers of electricity often sign load-following forward contracts (LFFCs). A LFFC obligates an electricity supplier to deliver at a pre-specified unit price a fraction of the buyer’s ultimate demand for electricity. We show that relative to more standard (“swap”) forward contracts, LFFCs can reduce the variation in the wholesale price of electricity. However, LFFCs also can increase the expected wholesale price and thereby reduce expected consumer surplus and total surplus.
Pemenangan Elektoral berbasis Karakter Lokal: Strategi Botoh dalam Pemilihan Kepala Desa di Kabupaten Banjarnegara
Authors: Widyanti Ade Tri , Fudin Muhammad Raji
Published: June 2022

Munculnya Botoh tidak lepas dari keadaan sosial politik masyarakat desa. Botoh menjalankan peran dan melakukan strategi pemenangan Pemilihan Kepala Desa (Pilkades) dengan menggunakan ciri atau karakter lokal setempat. Aspek tersebut merupakan bagian dari indikator peran aktor politik dan strategi pemenangan dengan basis lokal. Penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif yang memfokuskan penelitian pada peran dan strategi Botoh dalam pemenangan Pilkades. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa: Pertama, peran Botoh dalam pemenangan Pilkades dilakukan secara individu dan dalam tim pemenangan. Hubungan antara calon Kepala Desa dengan Botoh berupa hubungan patron-klien, yaitu hubungan yang berlandaskan pada pertukaran sumber daya. Selain itu, Botoh berperan sebagai perantara bagi calon Kepala Desa dengan pemilih. Kedua, strategi yang dilakukan Botoh dalam pemenangan ini menggunakan strategi pemenangan berbasis karakter lokal. Strategi pemenangan berbasis karakter lokal merupakan langkah pemenangan yang dilakukan oleh calon Kepala Desa bersama Botoh dengan memanfaatkan kebiasaan atau tradisi lokal. Strategi ini dinilai efektif untuk mengambil suara masyarakat dengan menggunakan pendekatan berbasis karakter lokal setempat. Namun demikian, kasus ini menarik sebab terdapat anggota Botoh yang bukan merupakan warga asli Desa Parakan.
Contextual Narratives Associated With Immunization Services During COVID-19 Disease Outbreak in Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Authors: Sucharitha Sree T , Manoharan Aravind , Vasudevan Jaishree , Aaditya Fernando
Published: June 2022

Background: Essential health services including immunization were significantly impacted due to COVID-19 with devastating outcomes in low- and middle-income countries (LMIC). The disruption in immunization services due to global pandemic and measures undertaken at regional levels to overcome need to be studied as pandemic preparedness strategy.

Objective: To document the contextual narratives related to immunization services during the Covid-19 disease outbreak by interviewing qualified pediatricians in the field practice area of private tertiary care teaching medical college

Methodology: In-depth phone-based interviews were conducted with pediatricians in diverse settings during November 2020 to March 2021. Reflexive thematic analysis was performed, major themes identified, and case studies documented.

Results: Pediatricians shared rich experiences related to immunization services impacted due to COVID-19 especially during the earlier months due to imposition of lockdowns leading to discontinuation, disruption of services, decrease in volume of immunizations, modest transition to telehealth service delivery, facility-level changes brought in to ensure immunization services, capacity building measures for upskilling.

Conclusions: Contextual narratives revealed in this study provide rich narrative about the disruption of immunization services due to COVID-19. These findings need to be understood and leveraged to be future ready and prevent further disruptions by identifying and scaling up key solutions piloted in this study.
A Review of Risk Factors for Non-Communicable Diseases Among Bus Drivers
Authors: Arun R  , Stanly A Meriton
Published: June 2022

A significant threat among the developing countries towards health and development in the current era is attributed by non-communicable diseases. These diseases contribute to major portion of morbidity and mortality globally. It has been predicted that with such an alarming rise in these cases, NCDs will exceed communicable, maternal, perinatal, and nutritional disease as the common causes of death by 2030. Without any action towards this menace the burden of these diseases will continue to escalate overwhelming our capacity to address them. Metropolitan drivers are a group of people who spend their majority of time in a polluted, noisy and a dangerous workplace. With the very few data on the predisposing risk factors among this population, this review help us identifying such factors among the drivers which can help in formulating new policies and improve their health.
A Case Control Study on Alcohol Consumption and Pancreatitis
Authors: Surati Keyur , Shah Jainam , Modiya Yogesh , Modi Jatin , Prajapati Kushal , Shah Aneri
Published: June 2022

Introduction: In Western population, a threshold of 5 drinks per day may exist for alcohol to increase pancreatitis risk. Given ethnic differences in alcohol metabolism, we examined the associations between smoking, alcohol, and pancreatitis in Western Indians.
Methods: A case control study was conducted in a surgery department of a hospital in western India. Information on drinking was collected by in-person interview. Baseline characteristics and alcohol consumption was compared between cases of pancreatitis and control (without pancreatitis).
Results: Baseline characteristics of cases and control are Among 4% of the cases and 2% of the control, bile stone was found to be present and this difference was also statistically not significant. Alcohol use was associated with pancreatitis in a dose-dependent way. Those who were taking heavy amount of alcohol had more than five and half-time risk of developing pancreatitis compared to those who are not taking alcohol.
Conclusions: Indians are more prone to alcohol-related pancreatitis than Westerners, and alcohol consumption is the leading cause of pancreatitis in India.
Factors Influencing Oral Anti-diabetic Medication Adherence among Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in Urban Health Training Centre, Bengaluru.
Authors: Hulugappa Lakshmi , Ramegowda Chethana , Huluvadi Shivalingaiah Anwith
Published: June 2022

Background: Medication adherence is a major challenge in treatment of type 2 diabetes. Hence the present study was undertaken to assess the factors influencing drug adherence in Type 2 diabetes Bengaluru.
Methods: A descriptive study was conducted in urban health training centre Bengaluru for a period of 9 months. A total of 70 type 2 Diabetes patients only on oral drugs willing to give informed consent were included. Institutional Ethical Committee clearance was obtained and pre-tested semi structured proforma was administered and the probable factors that affect adherence was included. Data was entered in Microsoft excel and analyzed in SPSS-21. Descriptive statistics and inferential statistics like Binary logistic regression was used to assess the factors influencing drugs.
Results: Around 92.8% consumed ≤2 drugs and consumed single or combination of drugs. Most common anti-diabetic drug consumed was Biguanides in 64(91.4%). Good adherence (0-2 score) to oral anti-diabetic drugs was observed in 43 (61%) study subjects the factor significantly associated with poor adherence in Binary Logistic Regression Model is sometimes forgetting to consume the medication.
Conclusion: The factors that influenced oral anti-diabetic drugs good adherence is consuming the medications without forgetting. Efforts are needed to improve adherence and self-management techniques to prevent complications.
Research on Marginalized Literature
Authors: Ravindra Kumar Singh  , Usha Sawhney
Published: June 2022

Introduction manages the foundation of Indian English Novel. It follows the development of Indian English Fiction in order to place this theory in appropriate point of view. An Indian English epic consistently has given cognizant voice to the enduring segment of the general public. Right now, endeavor is made to make a study of the commitment of Indian English writer to make this type wealthy in quality and amount. The section centers around how Indian authors have purchased name and popularity to Indian English papers. It centers around the commitment of Mulk Raj Anand, Rohinton Mistry, Arundhati Roy and Manju Kapur have given conscious voice to the marginalized area of the general public.
Behavior of Sheared Granular Materials at Micro-Scale during the Cyclic Loading
Authors: Sazzad Md. Mahmud
Published: June 2022

The aim of this paper is to explore the evolution of diﬀerent micro-scale quantities during the cyclic loading using the discrete element method (DEM) for a granulate system such as sand. The numerical samples comprising of 9826 spheres were generated and consolidated isotropically using the periodic boundaries. These numerical samples were subjected to the cyclic loading for diﬀerent maximum applied strains. The simulated stress-strain behavior was validated with the experiment and found an excellent agreement between them during loading and unloading. The evolutions of diﬀerent micro-scale quantities were investigated in detail considering the variation of the maximum applied strain and the density of sample. It is noted that the evolution of the coordination number and the slip coordination number is a function of the maximum applied strain and the density of sample during the cyclic loading. The change of the slip coordination number is larger at the end of unloading than that at end of loading during the cyclic loading regardless of the values of the maximum applied strain and the density of sample. The ratio of strong contacts to all the contacts increases abruptly when the load is reversed, which is opposite to what is observed for the coordination number and the slip coordination number. The deviatoric fabric computed by the fabric tensor considering the strong contacts mimics the deviatoric stress irrespective of the values of the maximum applied strain and the density of sample during the cyclic loading. Moreover, a linear correlation between the macro and micro quantities exists regardless of the variation of the maximum applied strains or the variation of the density of the sample during the cyclic loading. The slopes of the lines of these correlations are almost same.This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/), which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium provided the original work is properly cited.
¿Infoentretenimiento o coloquialidad? La información de videojuegos a través del periodismo especializado desde YouTube
Authors: Paredes-Otero Guillermo
Published: June 2022

Desde la aparición de Internet y las redes sociales la democratización del proceso informativo ha supuesto un aumento de la competencia para los medios de comunicación a la hora de transmitir la actualidad, por lo que ha surgido la necesidad de buscar nuevas fórmulas de diferenciación para llegar a una mayor audiencia y a más seguidores. En esta investigación planteamos el objetivo de analizar el uso de las técnicas relacionadas con el infoentretenimiento y la coloquialidad en el periodismo especializado en videojuegos para informar de la actualidad a través de YouTube. A raíz del análisis de contenido realizado a los vídeos subidos por los medios especializados Vandal, Meristation, Hobby Consolas y 3DJuegos, en enero de 2021, podemos concluir que el lenguaje coloquial predomina sobre el infoentretenimiento, para provocar la cercanía con el usuario y crearle una predisposición de consumo y compra de los contenidos sobre los que se informa.
La inteligencia artificial en la narrativa sonora. Estudio de caso
Authors: Yaguana Romero Hernán , Arrobo-Agila Juan Pablo , Rene Jaramillo Alex
Published: June 2022

La inteligencia artificial (IA) ha comenzado a ser parte de los procesos y de las rutinas periodísticas en muchos medios de comunicación. A nivel mundial existen algunos ejemplos, tanto en el periodismo escrito como en el audiovisual, que nos dan a entender que muy pronto la IA estará acompañándonos dentro de nuestros trabajos. El estudio que a continuación se presenta forma parte de los trabajos del grupo de investigación Comunicación y Cultura Audiovisual, de la Universidad Técnica Particular de Loja. El proyecto que diseñamos se llama «Historias de a Lata». Se trata de varios pódcast de corta duración donde, además de las narraciones, están de por medio actores naturales y artificiales. La investigación tenía como objetivo determinar, en base a la serie «Historias de a Lata», la influencia que la inteligencia artificial, concretamente la robótica TTS, podía ejercer dentro de la narración sonora. El método utilizado para obtener los datos sobre la valoración de la propuesta partía de técnicas cualitativas y cuantitativas. Por un lado, se aplicó una encuesta a estudiantes de comunicación que cursaban la materia de Radio y Nuevas Tecnologías sobre la base de dos preguntas principales: «¿Cuál es la sensación que le produce escuchar esta narración que incluye voces robóticas?» y «¿En qué géneros radiofónicos ven pertinente su aplicación?». Por otro lado, la investigación fue complementada con entrevistas a expertos internacionales del campo de la producción sonora. Como conclusión podemos afirmar que las personas sienten agrado por este tipo de producciones, aunque saben que de por medio hay voces artificiales. Además, manifestaron sentir indiferencia por las voces, incluso les distrae y les llama la atención. Algunos de los expertos complementaron los resultados señalando que la IA cada vez va creciendo más, desarrollando algoritmos que permiten hacer actividades impensadas. Ven su uso como parte del futuro de la producción sonora.
All-optical Noise-free Circuit using Silicon Nonlinear Kerr Effect Space-Time Distortion Control
Authors: K.Ray  , G. Singh  , Nhat Truong Pham  , P. Hakaew  , P. Prabpal  , P. Yupapin
Published: June 2022

A silicon microring resonator system designed for the optical noise-free circuit consists of a silicon microring with two nanorings at its sides and has the form of a Panda-ring resonator. From which the nonlinear Kerr effect is introduced for space-time distortion control. Firstly, the input light (bright soliton) of 1.50 m center wavelength fed into the system with suitable parameters. The space signal with three types of noise (white, blue- and pink) fed into the system for manipulation. Secondly, the controlled space-time signals multiplexed into the circuit via the add port, the successive filtering employed for noisy space-time signal filtering. The optimum space-time distortion formed by the space-time uncertainty saturation, where the squeezing of light was produced and the whispering gallery mode obtained. The novelty of this work is the use of the Pandaring circuit successive filtering with the space-time distortion control based on the circuit's nonlinear Kerr effect, which can achieve the optical noise-free circuit requirement. By using the Optiwave and MATLAB programs, the simulation results obtained. Results were plotted in time, frequency, and wavelength domains, respectively. The selected modulation time signal is femtosecond (fs), in which the noisy signals extracted from the resonant successive filtering signals.
Efeito moderador da crise econômica e da turbulência de mercado em pequenas empresas da Amazônia Legal
Authors: Guerra Rodrigo Marques de Almeida , Lopes Luís Felipe Dias , Camargo Maria Emília
Published: June 2022

Objective: To investigate the moderating effect of the economic crisis (CS) and market turbulence (MT) variables in the relationship between open-mindedness (OM) and entrepreneurial resilience (ER) of managers working in small companies located in the Legal Amazon.Method/approach: Data analysis involved Exploratory Factor Analysis (AFE), Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) and Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) of 299 managers working in small businesses in the Legal Amazon.Originality/Relevance: This article advances in the analysis of the relationship between the OM, ER, CS and TM variables during the Covid-19 pandemic period. In addition, the participation of managers of small companies in the Legal Amazon can contribute to decision-making in a region with resource asymmetry.Main results: The empirical model demonstrates the moderating effect of the CS and TM variables on MA and RE in a resource-constrained environment further aggravated by the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic.Theoretical/methodological contributions: First empirical evidence involving the moderating effect of the CS and TM variables in the relationship between OM and ER with the participation of managers of small companies located in the Legal Amazon. It is recommended that new theoretical and empirical models be tested in different regions, in order to advance the findings.Practical implications: This article provides useful information for managers of small companies located in geographical regions with resource constraints, difficult access, social inequality and low population income, typical of developing countries.
Sosialisasi Content Creator Pemula Bagi Remaja Karang Taruna Kelurahan Perwira Bekasi Utara Sebagai Pendorong Industri Kreatif
Authors: Kussanti Devy Putri , Dyah Mustika Wardhani  , Rohani Lestari Napitupulu  , Atun Yulianto
Published: June 2022

Now with the increasingly advanced development of digitalization, many young people are starting to develop their wings by maximizing the use of the internet and social media. It's just that the majority of the use of new media is only limited to entertainment and information media. Even though there are many other advantages of social media that can be utilized optimally. This is what then encourages UBSI lecturers of Hospitality study program to hold community service activities for Youth Karang Taruna, Perwira Village, North Bekasi with a socialization model that carries the theme of novice content creators in the development of creative industries. In addition, there are also many community service participants who still lack information and understanding about content creators that are sustainable with the creative industry. The existence of community service this time with the socialization method is expected to provide additional references for today's millennial youth who mostly consume social media. Youth Karang Taruna is currently expected to be able to improve knowledge not only from formal education but from their participation with youth institutions/institutions in the surrounding environment so that they can maximize the culture of creativity and entrepreneurs in their youth.
Optimalisasi Digital Marketing Guna Peningkatan Daya Beli
Authors: Makhfudi Iskandar Zulkarnain  , Sembiring Rilyane Suzan Rasita
Published: June 2022

Pengabdian kepada masyarakat merupakan pelaksanaan pengamalan ilmu pengetahuan, teknologi dan seni budaya langsung pada masyarakat untuk meningkatkan kesejahteraan, Kegiatan dilakukan untuk memberikan ketrampilan dalam promosi penjulan pada pedagang pasar segar Manada dalam bentuk Digital Marketing. Pada kegiatan itu dimulai dengan: sosialisasi kepada pedang dan pengurus guna meningkatkan penjualan melalui Digital marketing. Tim memberikan materi tentang benefit dar tema “Digital marketing” dan implementasinya. Hasil kegiatan pengabdian para pedang mengerti dan paham manfaat dari Digital Marketing kemudian menggunakannya, pelaksanaan pelatihan dilaksanakan pada 8 Mei sampai 8 juni 2022 oleh Dosen dan mahasiswa STIE Sulut Manado
Persiapan dan Posisi Ibu dalam Persalinan
Authors: Hasriani Saleng  , Dwi Ghita  , Nurqalbi Sampara
Published: June 2022

Childbirth is a vulnerable period for a woman who experiences pregnancy in her life cycle. The labor process is prone to experiencing various complications, one of the things that is naturally felt by maternity is the comfort and well-being of her body in dealing with labor contractions so that a comfortable position is needed for the mother to face her delivery without complications. Mother's preparation in labor is by choosing a position in labor. There are several positions in the labor process, namely left tilt, right side lying, semi sitting/semi fowler, lithotomy, squatting, knee chest. The purpose of this service is to provide education for mothers in dealing with childbirth, it requires preparation and knowledge related to the ideal position in childbirth that is safe, comfortable and healthy for mothers and their babies. The method used in this counseling is a demonstration of the delivery position. Based on the results of the activity, 15 pregnant women in the work area of ​​the Pattingalloang Public Health Center participated in the counseling activities.
Intersectionality: The Human Side of Equalities Activism in Midwifery
Authors: Einion Alys
Published: June 2022

Minority stress is a term relating to the experience and internalisation of gender, racial and other forms of discrimination, which can negatively affect health.1 However, our understanding of minority stress is too dependent on a focus on specific identity characteristics, which does not allow us to understand the impact of multiple intersecting identities and the impact of being minoritised by mainstream cultures for more than one characteristic.1 In this article, I would like to discuss the concept of intersectionality, and the very real need for midwives and birthworkers to understand the impact of oppression in medical and social systems on people with intersectional minoritised identities. As a cisgendered, white, lesbian midwife and academic, I feel it is imperative that I provide an example of how someone with my privileged background can start to develop an awareness of the lived experience of others and begin to change the ways in which midwifery is practised through raising our professional consciousness.
LGBTQIA+ Maternity Care 2. Surrogacy: Moving Towards Equitable Care for LGBTQ Parents
Authors: Lai-Boyd Bunty , Johnson-Ellis Michael , King Kay
Published: June 2022

This is the second article in our Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and/or Questioning, Intersex, and Asexual and/or Ally, plus noncisgender and non-straight identities (LGBTQIA+) maternity care series. Surrogacy as a parenting journey for LGBTQ parents can be a vulnerable pathway within NHS maternity care. Midwifery education, hospital trust policy and individual bias must all change to ensure that we are delivering respectful, dignified and inclusive care for new parents and their children.
Intrapartum Care Policies for Pregnant Women at Low Risk of Complications, in High-Income Countries with a Universal Health System: A Scoping Review Protoco
Authors: Ferreira Isabel , Soares Goncalves Andreia , Pestana-Santos Marcia , Margarida Leitao Filipe Maria , Coutinho Emilia
Published: June 2022

Several high-income countries have low maternal, fetal and neonatal mortality but high intervention rates, associated with higher morbidity and women’s lower satisfaction with their birth experiences. Different intrapartum care models and protocols can be found for similar clinical contexts all over the world, and even within the same country. Exploring and mapping the policies adopted in different high-income countries is important to identify and understand their content, and support the creation/revision of intrapartum care policies.
The ASPIRE Study – 2. Reflections on Midwifery-led Research by Research Midwives
Authors: Rigby Katrina , Earnshaw Julie , Feeley Claire
Published: June 2022

The research midwives at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, in collaboration with the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan), conducted a series of 55 staff and service user interviews for the ASPIRE (Achieving Safe and Personalised maternity care In Response to Epidemics) COVID-19 study. We fully engaged with this opportunity to lead on this valuable qualitative study. We experienced great learning opportunities to develop interview techniques, along with the challenges of using technology in new ways to complete the interviews remotely. As the first UK site to open, we developed our knowledge and skills quickly, and found new ways of working to inform our future work and share with research midwife colleagues. We reflect upon this experience in this article, which is the second in the ASPIRE study series.
What Does Sense Of Smell Mean To A Midwife?
Authors: Westbury Becky , Dda Hywel
Published: June 2022

Returning to work after having COVID-19, without a sense of smell, was challenging. It prompted me to reflect on how we use this sense in midwifery. Sense of smell can be used to detect the progress of birth, rupture of membranes and presence of infection. Whilst it is used alongside many other skills and senses, scents and odours provide us with invaluable information. This highlights the importance and value of a holistic approach to midwifery, encompassing all that our senses can tell us, along with our intuition, instinct and knowledge.
Is There a Place for The Use of Essential Oils When Providing Restorative Clinical Supervision?
Authors: Todd Samuel
Published: June 2022

This article explores the provision of support for staff wellbeing arising from the COVID-19 pandemic. The development of ‘wobble rooms’ will be examined and compared to the role of Professional Midwifery Advocates and enabling access to restorative clinical supervision. The use of essential oils and aromatherapy diffusers and their potential for enhancing restorative clinical supervision will be explored. Lastly, recommendations for future and best practices will be generated.
Exploring the Needs and Lived Experiences of Women Hospitalised During Pregnancy in the UK: A Qualitative Diary Study
Authors: Elliot-Mainwaring Helen , Church Sarah , Pezaro Sally
Published: June 2022

There is a global call to optimise antenatal care experiences. Hospitalisation during pregnancy may have a significant impact on the experience of care. Thus, the aim of this study was to explore the needs and lived experiences of those hospitalised during pregnancy. A thematic analysis rooted in interpretive phenomenology was undertaken on the content of five written diaries produced by pregnant participants whilst hospitalised. Three themes were identified from the data; (1) ‘Uncertainty’; (2) ‘Loss of control’; (3) ‘Vulnerability’. Study findings could usefully be translated into improvements for those hospitalised during the antenatal period.
Improving Ergonomics: Keeping Well at Work
Authors: Samuels Cheryl
Published: June 2022

Self-care is a phrase that is often used recently, especially with the additional stresses and strains that the pandemic has delivered. With a common general focus on the care provided to women, birthing people and their families, consideration for midwives’ own wellbeing can sometimes be low down on the list of priorities. So, for the new year, I challenge you all to be more mindful of yourself, your health, and your wellbeing needs. After all, what will benefit you will in turn benefit the people who you care for and make services overall more efficient. Also look out for your colleagues and students; it’s often when observing others that we can see potential hazards more clearly. An important element of professional self-care is working with the correct equipment to ensure optimal outcomes for the person receiving care and to decrease the risk of injury for the practitioner.
Os eventos digitais e os fatores motivacionais nos seus participantes: Uma revisão narrativa
Authors: Silva Tatiana , Mendonça Pedro
Published: June 2022

A investigação na área dos eventos é sobretudo focada em eventos físicos. No entanto, com a pandemia Covid-19, os eventos digitais tornaram-se grande tendência e, por isso, importa agora investigar este formato de evento. O objetivo deste artigo é fazer uma revisão narrativa sobre os eventos digitais e fatores que podem motivar os participantes destes eventos, através de uma visão global sobre o que tem sido feito, quais as teorias relevantes para o tema e as futuras linhas de investigação a considerar. Concluiu-se que ainda há muito para investigar sobre o tema em questão e que com este artigo chegou-se à questão fundamental “Quais são os fatores que podem motivar as pessoas a participar em eventos digitais?” e a três proposições, nomeadamente – “As necessidades dos participantes fundamentam os processos de planeamento de um evento digital”, “Teoria do comportamento planeado pode influenciar positivamente a satisfação dos participantes de um evento digital” e “A hibridização (online e offline simultâneos) dos eventos são uma tendência”. Esta é a primeira revisão narrativa sobre os eventos digitais e os fatores que podem motivar os participantes e constitui um ponto de partida para um próximo estudo neste tema, com dados de fonte primária.
THE NATIONAL SECURITY THREAT MAP
IN POLAND – PRACTICAL ASPECTS IN
A CRIMINOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
Authors: Bieniek-Ciarcińska Monika
Published: June 2022

Having made a depict of the crime or by other words putting an adverse event on the map is not a new way to fight with the crime. The officers still use old, proven tools that enable them to present both crimes and offenses geographically. In this way, it is possible to identify areas at risk, as well as obtain information aimed at selecting an appropriate strategy of activities for the dislocation of patrol services. With the advancement of technology, also in this case the basic tools have been partially replaced by modern software. An interactive equivalent of pushpins and coloured sticky notes with notes put on a map is the National Map of Security Threats in Poland (hereinafter referred to as KMZB). The purpose of this article is to present a detailed analysis of the issue in question, with particular emphasis on the possibility of its practical application. It was preceded by appropriate considerations, both based on my own scientific research and the prospects of changes that were made over the next few years (from 2016). The issue remains valid in the context of searching for new forms of counteracting crime, and it should certainly follow technical changes that are constantly evolving. Using the analysis of the literature and available Internet sources, including the analysis of legal acts, the KMZB application, also through extensive research of materials obtained from the Police Headquarters, Warsaw Police Headquarters and Provincial Police Headquarters, the focus was on a comprehensive approach to the issue. These activities led to a clear distinction in the field of threat maps – internal secret documents of the Police (so-called patrol assignments) and the KMZB – an online tool available to the entire society. The result of the research effort undertaken is the indication of conclusions and postulates that may in the future contribute to the verification of the effectiveness of the tool by its originators, as well as to its modification with new components or elimination of identified irregularities. The evaluation of the previously developed guidelines for officers and the considerations undertaken regarding possible amendments to the legal basis underlying the KMZB are also crucial. All these activities ultimately have the chance to contribute to the further development of national legislation established to improve security situation in local communities based on new methods and interactive tools, especially in changing circumstances.
Prevalence of sexual dysfunctions in women in their early and middle adulthood from the Pokarpackie Voivodeship
Authors: Kremska Anna , Wróbel Romana , Zych Barbara
Published: June 2022

Background: Sexual dysfunctions are disorders related to the physiology of sexual responses. Aim of the study: Our study aimed to assess the prevalence of sexual dysfunctions in women in their early and middle adulthood. Material and methods: The early adulthood group consisted of 125 women aged 20–30, and out of these 100 questionnaires qualified for the final analysis. The middle adulthood group consisted of 275 women aged 45–55 in which 200 complete questionnaires were analyzed. The study was conducted in 2016 using a diagnostic survey method and the author's own survey questionnaire, the Mell-Krat Scale for Women and the Female Sexual Function Index (PL-FSFI). Results: Only 38.0% of respondents from the early adulthood group and 25.0% from the middle-adult group interviewed with a gynecologist about their sex life, possible disorders, and problems. Additionally, only 1.0% of women in the middle adulthood group benefited from the advice of a sexologist. According to the interpretation of the Mell-Krat scale, 41.0% of respondents in the early adulthood group and 76.0% of women in the middle adulthood group had a suboptimal score. These results indicate the possibility of sexual response disorders. All women in the early adulthood group and middle adulthood group scored below normal on the PL-FSFI scale indicating that the respondents are at risk for sexual disorders. Conclusions: According to the PL-FSFI scale, all women in the study may be at risk of sexual disorders. According to the Mell-Krat scale, as many as ¾ of women might suffer from sexual response disorders or are at risk of sexual disorders. Taking into account the significance of a sex life, it is necessary to take action to provide women with professional medical and psychological help to improve their intimacy sphere of life.
SHAFT BEARING OF WIND TURBINE WITH VERTICAL AXIS OF ROTATION
Authors: Grzegorzek Wojciech , Adamecki Daniel , Mikuła Jarosław , Borek Wojciech , Głuszek Grzegorz , Mikuła Stanisław
Published: June 2022

This article describes a new design solution for a hybrid bearing intended for use in prosumer wind turbines
with a vertical axis of rotation of the turbine rotor. The automatic rotational speed-dependent load-switching,
lubrication and cooling systems applied in the hybrid bearing ensure a particularly long service life and highly
quiet running while maintaining high energy efficiency over the full rotational speed range of shafts with
turbine rotors. The hybrid bearing design has been adapted to the use of lubricating fluids with the lowest
possible viscosity, including oil-water emulsions and even water itself. The use of water as a lubricant makes
the bearing system highly environmentally friendly and completely fire-safe.
CRACKS DEVELOPMENT FORMED AS A RESULT OF CYCLIC
MICRO-IMPACTS ON THE SURFACE OF ANTI-WEAR COATINGS
Authors: Krupa Jolanta , Zimowski Sławomir
Published: June 2022

Fatigue tests are commonly used to define the mechanical properties of materials intended for responsible
components operating in various conditions. The fatigue strength of monolithic materials is most often
determined during bending, tensile, compression, or torsion tests. The growing area of thin, hard coatings
application forced the researchers to extend the fatigue tests to the coating-substrate systems. Since the
behaviour of complex, modern materials are not subject to general rules, it is necessary to conduct investigation
and analyses and generalise the results of these tests for given groups of materials. In this article, microimpact
fatigue tests were performed to analyse the behaviour of single- and double-layer chromium and
chromium nitride coatings. The microhardness and elastic modulus obtained by an indentation method were
used to determine the influence of mechanical properties of the coatings on their fatigue wear. After the fatigue
tests, the deformation of the coating/substrate system was examined, taking into account the geometry of the
craters, and the forms of coating wear caused mainly by cracking were analysed.
TRIBOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF COMPOSITE PISTON RINGS
DESIGNED FOR OIL-FREE CONTACTS IN ECOLOGICAL
TRANSPORT
Authors: Posmyk Andrzej
Published: June 2022

The paper presents a comparison of tribological properties for two generations of sliding contacts, i.e. TG15/
Anodic Hard Coating and PASL/AlMC in oil-free piston compressors designed for ecological transport. In
the first contact, the piston ring material is Teflon-graphite TG15 (PTFE+15% graphite), and in the other, an
acetal-based (PA) sliding composite (PASL) with additional substances acting as solid lubricants (SL), i.e.
PTFE, graphite and carbon fibres. Rings made of plastics slide under conditions of technically dry friction
against a cylinder liner’s surface made of aluminium alloy and reinforced by an electrolytic oxide coating
(AHC) in the case of the first contact and with a cylinder liner surface made of alloy reinforced by the addition
of Al2O3fibres (AlMC composite) in the latter contact. During friction, the wear debris of the filler form a
sliding film (transfer film) on the cylinder liner’s surface, which results in a friction coefficient from 0.12 to
0.1 without the use of oil or greases.