bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Перспективы низкоэмиссионной трансформации сектора обращения с твердыми отходами в России
Authors: Колпаков А.Ю. , Лазеева Е.А.
Published: July 2024

Национальные стратегические документы ставят амбициозные цели по снижению эмиссий парниковых газов. Это касается и сектора обращения с твердыми отходами, где наблюдается устойчивый динамичный рост эмиссий. Запланированные меры в рамках Национального проекта «Экология» не позволят добиться снижения объема захоронения твердых отходов и эмиссий от них. Позитивные сдвиги возможны только при одновременном наращивании мощностей утилизации новых отходов и запуске масштабного процесса рекультивации земель, занимаемых в настоящее время свалками и полигонами. Реализация таких действий носит ярко выраженный социальный характер, при этом их макроэкономическая эффективность является низкой. Низкоэмиссионная трансформация сектора обращения с отходами требует постоянного значительного государственного стимулирования через финансовую поддержку, установление целевых показателей, мониторинг их выполнения.
Динамические мультипликаторы в экономике: результаты и интерпретация расчетов на примере России
Authors: Баранов А.О. , Гореев А.В.
Published: July 2024

В статье представлены результаты расчета динамических мультипликаторов, связанных с увеличением государственных расходов в отраслях экономики России. Для проведения расчетов использовалась 72-отраслевая динамическая межотраслевая модель с распределенными строительными лагами. Динамические мультипликаторы определялись как отношение прироста валового выпуска национальной экономики в варианте с увеличением инвестиционных или неинвестиционных расходов относительно его величины в варианте без такого увеличения к приросту соответствующих затрат. Расчеты проводились для периода 2023-2032 гг. Показано, что для инвестиционных расходов во всех отраслях динамические мультипликаторы являются положительными и превосходят статические в 2,5-3 раза. Для неинвестиционных и общих расходов в большинстве отраслей мультипликаторы положительные, в ряде отраслей – отрицательные. Показано также, что динамические инвестиционные мультипликаторы с каждым годом возрастают, но величина их прироста снижается. Выявлены особенности формирования структуры динамических мультипликативных эффектов в экономике в разрезе секторов, формирующих производственное потребление и конечное потребление домашних хозяйств. Расчет динамических мультипликаторов позволил оценить не только краткосрочный эффект от инвестиций, но и накопленный эффект от ввода в действие основного капитала в течение ряда лет.
Занятость и производительность труда в России: анализ и прогноз
Authors: Узякова Е.С. , Широв А.А.
Published: July 2024

В статье анализируются основные характеристики занятости в России, рассматриваются особенности их формирования. Динамика производительности труда и структура численности занятого населения анализируются в отраслевом разрезе и с учетом международных сопоставлений. Прогноз отраслевой динамики производительности труда оценивается в зависимости от скорости и качества экономического роста. При этом качество экономического роста связывается с уровнем и динамикой технологического развития. Рассмотрены сценарии среднесрочного развития экономики России и сформированные на их основе прогнозы отраслевой продуктивности по первичным ресурсам (как индикатора технологических изменений в отраслях) и производительности труда. Переход к прогнозным оценкам численности занятого населения произведен с учетом перспектив демографического развития страны.
Настроения инвесторов и динамика фондового рынка: пути к прогнозированию цен на акции
Authors: Миловидов В.Д.
Published: July 2024

В статье анализируются поисковые запросы в российском и американском сегментах Google. Автор предлагает методику выбора и классификации поисковых запросов, отражающих настроения инвесторов, которые потенциально влияют на активность населения на финансовом рынке. В статье проводится расчет индексов настроений по США и России, демонстрирующих высокую корреляцию с национальными фондовыми индексами S&P500 и IMOEX. Автор резюмирует, что котировки финансового рынка могут определяться как индикаторы настроений инвесторов, которые в свою очередь формируются на основе комплекса факторов экономического и внеэкономического характера.
The Effects of Autohydrolysis Pretreatment on the Properties of OPT Pulps for the Production of Dissolving Pulp
Authors: Joseph Natra , Mohamad Kassim Mohamad Haafiz , Ibrahim Mazlan , Mohammad Rawi Nurul Fazita , Sudesh Kumar , Arai Takamitsu , Kosugi Akihiko , Cheu Peng Leh
Published: July 2024

This preliminary study investigated an environmentally friendly method for fabricating cellulose-rich dissolving pulp from Oil Palm (Elaeis guineensis) Trunk (VBOPT) fibre. This method encompassed an autohydrolysis pretreatment followed by soda pulping procedures. The impact of autohydrolysis pretreatment on the separation of lignocellulosic components was scrutinised to facilitate the production of chemical cellulose. Autohydrolysis was performed on VBOPT fibre for 60 min at temperatures ranging from 140°C to 160°C, maintaining a solid-to-liquid ratio of 1:8. The yield of the prehydrolysed OPT varied between 73.5% and 91.5%. The chemical composition of the prehydrolysed VBOPT fibre comprised 70.6–80.0% holocellulose, 63.7–87.1% α-cellulose, 7.4–10.9% ß-cellulose, 5.5–25.4% γ-cellulose, and 21.5–26.6% lignin. The prehydrolysed OPT was subsequently subjected to alkaline pulping under fixed conditions: a temperature of 160°C, a treatment time of 60 min, a chemical charge of 25%, and a solid-to-liquid ratio of 1:6. The resultant pulp exhibited properties such as a screening yield of 41.5–46.4%, a kappa number of 4.5–9.6, and α, β, and γ cellulose content of 89.4– 98.1%, 1.5–5.3%, and 0.4–6.9%, respectively. Based on the chemical composition of the OPT biomass before and after pretreatment, as well as post-alkaline cooking, the autohydrolysis pretreatment was determined to significantly influence the resultant pulp. A more comprehensive understanding of the interdependence of autohydrolysis and pulping processes can be achieved by executing an optimisation study focusing on key parameters of autohydrolysis and pulping, including temperature, treatment duration, and chemical charge.
The Effect of Spinning Parameters and Fiber Blending Ratio on the Physical Properties of Pineapple Leaf Fiber (PALF)-Cotton Yarns
Authors: Zolkifflee Nurul Husna , Roslan Mohd Nazrul , Abdul Halip Juliana , Kamarudin Khairu , Shaari Muhammad Farid , Aziz Asna Nabilah
Published: July 2024

Pineapple leaf fiber (PALF) is known as pineapple residue and has potential as a textile material. Typical yarn manufacturing adopts ring spinning technique, yet it is challenging for course fibers, including PALF. PALF has been used in clothing and paper production using textile thread. It has the highest modulus among leaf fibers, comparable to synthetic fibers such as aramid and glass, and possesses the greatest tensile strength among leaf fibers. PALF has high fineness index makes it ideal for industrial yarn and woven fabric applications. Using natural fibers offers benefits such as being environmentally friendly, cost-effective, and lightweight yet sturdy. This study evaluates the physical properties of PALF-cotton yarn at three twist speeds, two total drafts, and three PALF-cotton blending ratios. The methodology of this study involves carding, drawing, and ring spinning of the PALF-cotton fibers. The process starts with cutting and opening PALF before blending it with cotton fiber using a carding machine. The finding shows that the average diameter and fineness values range from 205 μm to 458 μm and 31.2 to 67.0 tex, respectively. The study also reported that twist speed, total draft, and blending ratio affect the diameter and fineness of the yarns. In contrast, the increment of twist speed and total draft decreases the fineness and diameter of PALF-cotton yarns. Pineapple leaf fiber (PALF) shows great potential in the apparel industry. Three regression models were presented to predict the future ring-spinning process, and pineapple waste can be repurposed into valuable products, reducing overall waste.
Carrageenan-based Film Utilization for Eco-friendly Tea Bag
Authors: Sukmawati Yeni Pamita , Sarumaha Putri Alisya Oktavia , Sabrina Nabila Fisa , Widyasaputra Reza , Banyuro Partha Ida Bagus
Published: July 2024

This study addresses concerns related to potential health risks associated with chlorine residues in traditional tea bags, which exhibit resistance to decomposition in soil. Consequently, the study utilized carrageenan, derived from Eucheuma cottonii seaweed, as a coating material for edible film. This research explores the impact of carrageenan concentration and drying temperature on the performance of tea bags. This study applied the randomized complete block design to analyze the impact of three carrageenan concentrations (1%, 3%, and 5%) at three different drying temperatures (80ºC, 85ºC, and 90ºC) on carrageenan-based film. The investigation comprehensively evaluates the compliance of the carrageenan-based film with commercial-grade quality standards through critical factors such as thickness, solubility, mechanical strength and hedonic analysis. The findings indicate that the most effective carrageenan-based edible film can be produced at a concentration of 3% and a drying temperature of 90°C, highlighting its potential as an eco-friendly alternative in tea bag production.
Mapping the Modernization of Islamic Education: A Bibliometrics Analysis of Research Trends from 1965 to 2022
Authors: Asari Hasan , Ritonga Maisaroh , Nursalimah Nursalimah , Megawati Betti , Ruwaidah Ruwaidah , Watrianthos Ronal
Published: July 2024

In recent years, calls for modernization have increased, with subjects being introduced from basic and secondary education levels to Islamic university institutions. This is particularly relevant for studies on Islamic education through Bibliometrics analysis. This current study aims to create a Bibliometrics research trend mapping with respect to the modernization of Islamic education. The study is empirical in the sense that it seeks to rely on the use of data in a bid to establish the number of articles on modernizing Islamic education that have been published in some countries around the world. In the study dataset, data analysis was done with the help of R-Tool Bibliometrics and displayed with Vosviewer. The relevant articles to the research of modernized Islamic education have contributed to Bibliometrics mapping with 197 relevant articles from 160 different journals in the period from 1965 to 2022 using Biblioshiny and VOSviewer. Among the leading authors who have written on this topic include Mukhibat, Hidayatulla Azra, and La Hadisi. The VOSviewer shows that most of the research trends were on the subject of Islamic education. The words "Indonesia," "Turkey," and "Egypt" in this illustration lead to the impression that most of the work in relation to modernization of Islamic education is done from these three countries. These findings highlight the key contributors and regional focus of research on modernizing Islamic education, providing insights for policymakers and educators working to align traditional Islamic values with contemporary educational frameworks. The study provides a foundation for future research exploring successful strategies to synthesize religious principles with modern pedagogical practices in diverse contexts.
 
 
Received: 13 April 2024 | Revised: 22 May 2024 | Accepted: 24 July 2024
 
Conflicts of Interest
The authors declare that they have no conflicts of interest to this work.
 
Data Availability Statement
Data sharing is not applicable to this article, as no new data was created or analyzed in this study.
 
Author Contribution Statement
Hasan Asari: Conceptualization, Validation. Maisaroh Ritonga: Methodology, Data curation. Nursalimah Nursalimah: Writing - original draft. Betti Megawati: Writing - review & editing. Ruwaidah Ruwaidah: Investigation. Ronal Watrianthos: Software, Resources, Visualization.
Selection of Optimal YouTube View Count Prediction Model Using Data Envelopment Analysis Approach
Authors: Babbar Garima , Anand Adarsh , Agarwal Mohini
Published: July 2024

This study investigates the dynamics of video view counts on YouTube to gain a comprehensive understanding of its influence on digital media engagement. By analyzing the impact of increasing parameters in view count models and employing various distribution functions for the viewing rate, the research employs a unified approach to assess model responses to a broader set of parameters. This methodology integrates different distribution functions, resulting in a range of models that capture diverse viewing behavior patterns. The effectiveness of these models is evaluated using Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA), a robust analytical tool within the framework of Multiple Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) techniques. The results highlight that models with two parameters exhibit superior efficiency across multiple datasets, effectively representing the complex dynamics of YouTube’s view count patterns. This study advances the academic discourse on digital platforms by offering a detailed analysis of YouTube’s view count dynamics. The results provide actionable insights for customizing content and engagement strategies to match observed viewing behavior patterns, thereby improving content dissemination and audience interaction on the platform.
 
Received: 15 April 2024 | Revised: 12 June 2024 | Accepted: 25 June 2024
 
Conflicts of Interest
The authors declare that they have no conflicts of interest to this work.
 
Data Availability Statement
The DS-I data that support the findings of this study are openly available at https://youtu.be/24-YonhNS0Y. The DS-II data that support the findings of this study are openly available at https://youtu.be/S7eJes8AirA/hetrec-2011/. The DS-III data that support the findings of this study are openly available at https:// youtu.be/MmlJb0Pi2-0. The DS-IV data that support the findings of this study are openly available at https://youtu.be/97AE_mAlhhc.
 
Author Contribution Statement
Garima Babbar: Software, Validation, Formal analysis, Investigation, Data curation, Writing – original draft, Writing – review & editing, Funding acquisition. Adarsh Anand: Conceptualization, Validation, Formal analysis, Investigation, Resources, Data curation, Writing – review & editing, Visualization, Supervision, Project administration, Funding acquisition. Mohini Agarwal: Methodology, Software.
Selection of Rhizobium leguminosarum strains via symbiotic and production variables in Pisum sativum L.
Authors: Piccinetti Carlos , Eöry Carolina Alba , Prieto Gabriel María , Vallejo Daniela Adriana , Enrico Juan Martín , Salvagiotti Fernando , Perticari Alejandro
Published: July 2024

Field pea (Pisum sativum L.) is a winter symbiotic legume that associates with Rhizobium leguminosarum sv viciae. This work aimed to evaluate strains of R. leguminosarum for their infective ability and early-plant growth, BNF contribution, biomass and grain yield. Seventy-eight specific strains and four pea cultivars were evaluated in a growth chamber, five strains and three cultivars were evaluated in a greenhouse, and three strains and two cultivars were evaluated in a field experiment. Only 44-55% of all evaluated strains were infective in the four cultivars. In the greenhouse, D70 and D156 strains showed the best nodulation variables as well as higher N content and yield. The field experiment showed D156 and D70 yielded a similar behavior for N content in canopy biomass and individual nodule biomass, whereas D191 had a higher nodule number per plant, aerial biomass and grain yields. D70 provided good nodulation, N content in biomass, and yield in the growth chamber, greenhouse, and field experiments, whereas D156 had a like or superior behavior in the greenhouse and field experiments. Therefore, D156 could constitute a good candidate for bacterial single-strain inoculants, as well as for formulating microbial consortia.
Highlights:

Only 44-55% of all the strains tested presented nodules in the four commercial cultivars.
The isolates from the genus Lathyrus had a higher proportion of infective and effective nodules (60%), whereas the isolates from Pisum had only 8%.
The D156 strain exhibited similar or better behavior than the reference strain D70 in chamber growth, greenhouse, and field experiments.
The D156 strain could be a good candidate for bacterial single-strain inoculants, as well as for a microbial consortium with D70 for Pisum sativum (L).
Evolución histórica de las revistas científicas en la Universidad de Panamá
Authors: Bracho-Mosquera Aaron Samuel , Vega-Martínez Deysi , Joseph-Garzón Gersán Aristóteles , Vásquez Vladimir
Published: July 2024

El presente trabajo constituye el resultado de un análisis del desarrollo histórico de las diversas publicaciones académicas que han visto la luz en la Universidad de Panamá desde su creación en 1935, hasta la actualidad. También se realizó una revisión bibliográfica y documental de revistas, publicaciones periódicas, boletines, anuarios, informes y otros medios utilizados para divulgación de reflexiones críticas, revisiones e investigaciones científicas en diversas áreas del conocimiento a nivel institucional, en la cual se estableció una clasificación para cada una de estas publicaciones por etapas históricas, y en donde se observó una importante evolución y desarrollo de las publicaciones en el periodo del año 2000 hasta la actualidad, demarcando en este periodo, como punto de inflexión la introducción de la plataforma Open Journal Systems como elemento catalizador de las publicaciones científicas a nivel de mejoramiento de la calidad y cantidad.
Transformación digital en la gestión contable financiera y su impacto en la toma de decisiones en empresas comerciales de Panamá.
Authors: Bonilla Alcedo Santos Edwin , Vega Vega Dayra Dariela , Quintero Cárdenas Nelva Raquel , Godoy-Troya José René
Published: July 2024

Este estudio analiza la transformación digital, sus efectos en la gestión contable financiera y el impacto que ha tenido en la toma de decisiones en empresas comerciales de la ciudad de Panamá. Para una mayor comprensión del fenómeno se utilizó un enfoque mixto en el que se realizaron entrevistas semiestructuradas con gerentes de diversas empresas comerciales de Panamá. Estas entrevistas permitieron explorar percepciones, experiencias y desafíos relacionados con la transformación digital en contabilidad y finanzas. Por otro lado, se emplearon encuestas dirigidas a profesionales de contabilidad y finanzas para evaluar el manejo de datos previo a la transformación digital. Esto, proporcionó una mejor óptica de la situación real antes de las iniciativas digitales. Cabe destacar el impacto significativo de la transformación digital en la gestión contable y financiera de empresas comerciales en la ciudad de Panamá, evidenciando así, mejoras en eficiencia operativa, precisión en informes financieros y análisis de datos en tiempo real. Particularmente, las empresas que adoptaron estrategias digitales mostraron una mayor capacidad para tomar decisiones basadas en datos precisos y oportunos, lo que resalta la importancia de la transformación digital en la gestión contable y financiera, ya que sus resultados tienen implicaciones significativas para el diseño de estrategias empresariales orientadas a la innovación digital y la mejora continua de los procesos.
Agroquímicos y Enfermedad Renal: una Relación Preocupante para la Salud Renal de los Trabajadores y Pobladores de las Zonas Agrícolas
Authors: Rodríguez M. Edilda D. , Valderrama Trujillo Arecely Esther
Published: July 2024

Este artículo tiene como objetivo principal proporcionar información sobre la relación entre la exposición a agroquímicos y el desarrollo de la enfermedad renal crónica, poniendo especial atención en los trabajadores agrícolas y a las comunidades cercanas a las zonas de cultivo como como población vulnerable. 
Millones de personas en todo el mundo padecen Enfermedad Renal Crónica (ERC), un grave problema de salud pública. La exposición constante a productos agroquímicos, tanto directa como indirecta, expone a los trabajadores agrícolas y a los habitantes de las zonas rurales a un mayor riesgo de desarrollar esta enfermedad.
Para salvaguardar la salud humana y medioambiental, es crucial una evaluación exhaustiva de los riesgos de los productos agroquímicos y su especial relación en el desarrollo de la ERC para poder aplicar urgentemente medidas para proteger la salud renal de estas poblaciones vulnerables.  La gestión del riesgo incluye el uso de equipos de protección, prácticas agrícolas sostenibles y la educación sobre los riesgos asociados. La atención médica especializada y medidas preventivas son fundamentales para abordar los riesgos asociados con la ERC y la exposición a agroquímicos. La protección de la salud humana y ambiental exige la cooperación entre los organismos reguladores, los agricultores y el público en general. Esta colaboración garantizará unas condiciones de trabajo saludables y un futuro agrícola sostenible.
Diseño del Proceso de un Prototipo Clasificador Manual por Calibre para Cosecha de Cebolla
Authors: Collantes-González Rubén Darío , Caballero Espinosa Martín Axel
Published: July 2024

La cebolla (Allium cepa), es una de las principales hortalizas cultivadas en Tierras Altas, Chiriquí, siendo el calibre o tamaño del bulbo cosechado uno de los atributos de calidad utilizados para establecer el precio de venta. Sin embargo, algunos productores no implementan la clasificación por calibre al cosechar, dado que dicha labor ocupa tiempo y depende de la experiencia de los trabajadores de campo. El objetivo de este trabajo fue evaluar un prototipo de clasificador manual por calibre para cebolla. Para ello, se utilizó madera contrachapada (plywood) de 1,5 cm de espesor, la cual fue recortada con ayuda de una caladora a 10,5 cm de ancho y 54,5 cm de largo; además de realizarle orificios circulares de 45 mm, 60 mm, 80 mm y 90 mm de diámetro a lo largo de la tabla recortada, para separar los bulbos por calibre en no comercial, chica, mediana, grande y jumbo. Mediante un muestreo no probabilístico, se les facilitó el prototipo a 15 personas: trabajadores de campo (5), productores (5) y técnicos (5); para que la utilizaran y evaluaran, en una escala de 1 a 3, según su practicidad, precisión, replicabilidad, optimización del tiempo y recomendación de uso, además de que se estableció que la calificación general mínima que debe obtener para que pueda ser considerada por los productores es de 2,5. Los datos fueron tabulados y graficados mediante el programa Microsoft Excel. De acuerdo con los resultados, en promedio destacaron el uso recomendado y la precisión, ambos con una calificación de 2,93, seguidos por la practicidad con 2,87, la replicabilidad con 2,67, pero la optimización del tiempo obtuvo el menor valor con 2,27; dando una calificación general de 2,73. En conclusión, este prototipo de clasificador manual por calibre para cebolla tiene potencial de ser adoptado por productores del rubro.
Dynamic lot sizing model for retailers with multi suppliers, quantity discounts, and capacity constraints that consider advance demand informations
Authors: Ferdian Rendiyatna , Halim Abdul Hakim
Published: July 2024

The Dynamic lot sizing (DLS) model is widely used in production planning, to minimize inventory levels, which basically will minimize production costs. The DLS model tries to eliminate the assumption of a fixed demand level throughout the period used in the Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) model. The characteristics of business processes in online retailers are the basis of this research to develop DLS models. This research develops a DLS model for retailers with multi-supplier cases, quantity discounts, and capacity constraints that consider Advanced Demand Information (ADI). Based on the numerical test results, it appears that ADI has an effect on reducing total production costs in the DLS model. The results of the numerical tests also showed that the model was able to solve the problems of the production planning process for SMEs and retailers who considered ADI.
Understanding the relationship, trends, and integration challenges between lean manufacturing and industry 4.0. A literature review
Authors: Benslimane Tariq , Benabbou Rajaa , Mouatassim Salma , Benhra Jamal
Published: July 2024

This  research  investigates  the  synergistic  relationship  between  Lean  Manufacturing  and  Industry  4.0,  crucial  paradigms  in  modern  industry,  through  a  literature  review  of  60  scientific  articles  published  from  January 2013  to  November  2023.  The  study  reveals  a  tripartite  relationship:  Industry  4.0  technologies  amplify  Lean  Manufacturing’s efficiency; Lean Manufacturing principles facilitate Industry 4.0 adoption; and their interaction fosters  mutual  enhancement,  indicating  a  dynamic  interplay.  The  results  show  three  main  trends:  combining  Industry 4.0 technologies, especially the Internet of Things, with Lean Manufacturing principles to make things more efficient and productive; highlighting the important role of Lean Manufacturing and Industry 4.0 in tackling sustainability issues and encouraging eco-friendly practices; and combining Lean principles with Industry 4.0 as a step toward Industry 5.0. Challenges include the need for a cultural transformation to align Lean’s simplicity with  Industry  4.0’s  complexity,  resolve  compatibility  issues  between  legacy  systems  and  new  technologies,  enhance  data  management  and  cybersecurity,  address  skill  deficiencies  through  staff  training,  and  ensure supplier and partner alignment. This research enriches academic and industrial discourse by presenting a novel outlook on the convergence of lean manufacturing and Industry 4.0, highlighting its significance for future works.
El ensayo argumentativo en la didáctica de ELE en Senegal: análisis de prácticas docentes y propuesta de un marco metodológico para alumnos de bachillerato
Authors: Ndiaye Pape Waly
Published: July 2024

A pesar de la implementación en 2006 de un nuevo diseño curricular en la enseñanza media y secundaria de ELE en Senegal, debido sobre todo a la aplicación de un nuevo paradigma pedagógico y metodológico (el enfoque comunicativo), la argumentación en clase de Terminale sigue siendo objeto de controversia. Entre docentes, el debate sobre cómo implementar una técnica apta para permitir a los discentes superar este ejercicio en el examen del bachillerato se plantea cada vez más. Así pues, el presente artículo es una contribución que participa en la reflexión ya existente, proponiendo un proceso para planificar y llevar a cabo una argumentación en clase de bachillerato.
Desafiando la tradición: la IA como herramienta de cambio en las tertulias literarias dialógicas
Authors: Felipe Morales Andrea , Fortes Sánchez Miguel , Marín-Casanova José Antonio
Published: July 2024

La Inteligencia Artificial (IA) ha irrumpido de forma sorprendente en la sociedad actual, marcada por la eradigital. Este estudio se centra en el uso de la IA generativa en la reinterpretación y actualización de textos literarios clásicos, en los que la mediación de esta tecnología puede ser un recurso de gran valor. A través de una revisión exploratoria previa de la literatura existente, se explora el incipiente uso de la IA en el campo educativo y el área de la Didáctica de la Lengua y la Literatura. También se destaca la problemática que surge al descontextualizar las prácticas lectoras con la sociedad y se subraya la necesidad de abordar temas contemporáneos en la educación de los futuros ciudadanos, para dar fruto a prácticas que auspicien el interés por la lectura desde sus intereses y necesidades. Este trabajo propone aprovechar el potencial de estas reinterpretaciones mediadas por la IA y los principios del aprendizaje dialógico para enriquecer la educación literaria y fomentar un diálogo relevante y actualizado a las demandas sociales en las tertulias literarias dialógicas. De este modo, al emplear la IA en esta actividad cultural y educativa, se nos permiten nuevos planteamientos reflexivos y discursivos para acercar problemáticas y temas sociales de actualidad a estas, y a su vez se auspicia el interés por la lectura en sus participantes.
Fomento del gusto lector en estudiantes de sexto grado de El Salvador. Un estudio de caso del Centro Escolar Caserío Las Lajas
Authors: Alvarado Castillo Cristina
Published: July 2024

El objetivo general de esta investigación es analizar el desarrollo del gusto lector en 26 estudiantes de sexto grado del Centro Escolar Caserío Las Lajas, en El Salvador, mediante la aplicación de estrategias de un taller de lectura que favorezcan la autonomía en la selección de textos, la gamificación lectora y el desarrollo de habilidades comunicativas que estimulen el pensamiento crítico y creativo.Es un estudio de caso, una investigación con un enfoque mixto, aunque con predominio de lo cualitativo, por lo que las técnicas fueron la observación, la entrevista, grupos focales (familias y docentes) y la encuesta, a fin de triangular los datos y evitar sesgos. Los resultados muestran que la socialización de las lecturas, la comunicación basada en ellas fue el factor más fuerte en el desarrollo del placer lector. Asimismo, se destaca la necesidad de contar con personas lectoras para guiar las actividades de lectura en la escuela u otro lugar.
Reseña del libro: Género, Literatura Infantil y Juvenil y Formación de Identidades
Authors: Carballal Miñán Patricia , Sobrino Freire Iria
Published: July 2024

Reseña de la monografía:
Aguilar Ródenas, Consol (2023). Género, Literatura Infantil y Juvenil y Formación de Identidades. Colección Sendes. Universitat Jaume I, Castellón, 2023. 306 páginas.
Interrater Reliability and Precision of a Novel Hand Strength Assessment and Treatment Device: The GripAble
Authors: Ergen Halil Ibrahim , Kudin Roman , McGee Corey W.
Published: July 2024

Importance: Occupational therapy practitioners need modern tools for the assessment of maximal grip strength in clinical and remote settings.

Objective: To establish the (1) interrater reliability and (2) precision of the GripAble among three raters with different expertise in occupational therapy when testing healthy participants, and to (3) evaluate the relative reliabilities of different approaches to estimating grip strength (i.e., one trial, mean of two trials, and the mean of three trials).

Design: Measurement study.

Setting: Minnesota Translational Musculoskeletal and Occupational Performance Research Lab, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.

Participants: Thirty volunteers, age ≥18 yr, without any hand problems.

Outcomes and Measures: Using GripAble, three occupational therapy raters with varied experience measured the maximal grip strength of the dominant and nondominant hands of all participants. Using the mean of three trials when testing grip strength with GripAble adds precision.

Results: GripAble has excellent interrater reliability (i.e., intraclass correlation coefficient > .75) and acceptable precision (minimal detectable change < 15%) among healthy adults.

Conclusions and Relevance: GripAble allows occupational therapy practitioners with different experiences to assess grip strength in healthy hands quickly, precisely, and with excellent reliability. Additional research is needed on its psychometrics in clinical populations and capacities in remote monitoring and exergaming.

Plain-Language Summary: The results of this study show that grip strength, an important biomarker and commonly assessed construct in occupational therapy, can be evaluated reliably, precisely, and rapidly with GripAble. The use of GripAble by occupational therapy practitioners in clinical settings may help to build an infrastructure for remote measurements and exergaming interventions in the future.
Professional Behaviors on the Fieldwork Performance Evaluation: Perspectives of Fieldwork Educators
Authors: Clark Jessi , Humphrey Casey , Skubik-Peplaski Camille
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/21/24

Most professional behavior skills on the Fieldwork Performance Evaluation (FWPE) are not required components of entry-level OT education. Survey results from fieldwork educators explore the perceived academic preparation and importance of these skills, especially related to the diversity item.

Primary Author and Speaker: Jessi Clark

Contributing Authors: Casey Humphrey, Camille Skubik-Peplaski
Activity Levels During Instrumental Activities of Daily Living & Physical Activity in Community-Dwelling Older Adults: An Observational Study
Authors: Pete Charlotte , Solochier Haleigh Katherine , Kennedy Shaila , Core Sarah R. , Kim Young Joo
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/21/24

The potential of IADLs as an intervention tool to increase activity levels and similar activity levels between lab and home environments during bed-making and vacuuming among healthy older adults are discussed.

Primary Author and Speaker: Charlotte Pete

Additional Authors and Speakers: Haleigh Katherine Solochier, Shaila Kennedy, Sarah R. Core, Young Joo Kim
Involuntary Childlessness After Infertility: A Qualitative Pilot Study & Implications for OT
Authors: Trott Lindsey , Leonard Sharon E. , Furman Raegan E.
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

This qualitative study explored the experience of women worldwide living involuntarily childless after infertility and the impact on their occupational performance. This poster presents the method, results, and implications for OT.

Primary Author and Speaker: Lindsey Trott

Additional Authors and Speakers: Raegan E. Furman

Contributing Authors: Sharon E. Leonard
Interprofessional Education in Allied Health Professions: A Collaborative Approach to a Simulation Lab Experience
Authors: Touchette Marie-Claude , Ding Ruiying , Zemsky Dineen Michelle
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

This study examined the effects of a simulated interprofessional learning activity on students’ knowledge of feeding and swallowing disorders and attitudes and beliefs toward interprofessional collaboration among OT and speech-language pathology students.

Primary Author and Speaker: Marie-Claude Touchette

Additional Authors and Speakers: Ruiying Ding, Michelle Zemsky Dineen
Exploring Interoception with Adults: Occupational Therapy Practitioner Knowledge, Perceptions, and Practice Patterns
Authors: Pereira-Hudson Irma Jeanette , Camacho Victor M , Tsang-Wu Catherine , Robertson Heidi , Gallagher Vera , Provisor Jamie
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

A study exploring knowledge, perception, and practice patterns indicated most OTP’s working with adults are not routinely addressing interoception awareness in practice. Yet, OTPs perceived intervention was effective treatment (63%).

Primary Author and Speaker: Irma Jeanette Pereira-Hudson

Additional Authors and Speakers: Vera Gallagher, Jamie Provisor

Contributing Authors: Victor M Camacho, Catherine Tsang-Wu, Heidi Robertson
Quality of Life Among Individuals With HIV in Jordan
Authors: Nazzal Mohammad , Oteir Alaa , Jaber Ala’A F. , Mukattash Tareq Lewis , Al-Sheyab Nihaya Adnan , Ta’an Wafa’a Falah , Ghazo Maryam Ahmad , Amayrh Sereen Abdallah
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

This study will allow health care professionals to understand health-related quality of life (HRQoL) characteristics and help create and implement appropriate plans to enhance the quality of life for people living with HIV.

Primary Author and Speaker: Mohammad Nazzal

Additional Authors and Speakers: Sereen Abdallah Amayrh

Contributing Authors: Alaa Oteir, Ala’A F. Jaber, Tareq Lewis Mukattash, Nihaya Adnan Al-Sheyab, Wafa’a Falah Ta’an, Maryam Ahmad Ghazo
IPA Analysis: Exploring the Postsurgical Needs of Guatemalan Children & Their Families From Low-SES Communities Using an OT Lens
Authors: Tojin Diana Del Carmen , Aranha Karen , Blackwell Angela Labrie , Aranha Karen
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

This study explores the experiences of children and families from low-socioeconomic status (SES) communities after short-term surgical mission trips in Guatemala. The findings highlight the occupational injustices that challenge recovery experienced by this population.

Primary Author and Speaker: Diana Del Carmen Tojin

Additional Authors and Speakers: Karen Aranha

Contributing Authors: Karen Aranha, Angela Labrie Blackwell
Couple & Family Quality of Life When There Is a Child With a Chronic Behavioral Disability
Authors: Eglseder Kathleen , Demchick Barbara
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

Family quality of life is a complex phenomenon made ever more complicated when raising a child with a behavioral disorder. To provide effective interventions for children with behavioral disorders, practitioners should consider the entire family.

Primary Author and Speaker: Kathleen Eglseder

Additional Authors and Speakers: Barbara Demchick
OT-Led Remedial Vision Program After a Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: Pre–Post Study
Authors: Briggs Suzanne , Scheiman Mitchell , Asakura Yuki
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

The paper describes a quantitative retrospective study examining the effect of OT-led remedial vision on patient-reported occupational performance and satisfaction posttreatment. Significant results were found. OT’s role is discussed.

Primary Author and Speaker: Suzanne Briggs

Contributing Authors: Mitchell Scheiman, Yuki Asakura
Socially Embedded Nature of Sensory Experiences in Daily Life for Autistic Young Adults
Authors: Krishnan Sharada , Madar Tessa , Cohn Ellen , Orsmond Gael
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

This qualitative study explored autistic young adults’ sensory experiences. Findings suggest that sensory experiences are notably intertwined with social contexts and have important implications for OT practice with this population.

Primary Author and Speaker: Sharada Krishnan

Contributing Authors: Tessa Madar, Ellen Cohn, Gael Orsmond
Effect of COVID-19 on Anxiety in College Students
Authors: Van Houten Megan A. , Katerberg Barbra , Falkenberg Jenna , Wilkinson Makenzie , Dennany Elizabeth
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

This study examined the effects of COVID-19 on anxiety levels in college students in the United States. These results can lead to implementing interventions to increase college students’ performance skills, social participation, and mental health.

Primary Author and Speaker: Megan A. Van Houten

Additional Authors and Speakers: Jenna Falkenberg, Makenzie Wilkinson, Elizabeth Dennany

Contributing Authors: Barbra Katerberg
Academic Self-Regulation Program for First-Generation Students in OT
Authors: Ham Pola
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

First-generation students in OT have low academic self-regulation, which affects their academic performance. An academic self-regulation program improved academic self-efficacy and academic self-regulation among the participants.

Primary Author and Speaker: Pola Ham
People With Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities Seeking Social Inclusion: A Promising Role for OT at an Organizational Level
Authors: Sobol Valerie , Strange Valerie
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

This ethnographic study explored experiences of people with intellectual and IDD and their families participating in a friendship program and identified factors that influence the quality of their experiences. Results illustrate OT’s role at an organizational level.

Primary Author and Speaker: Valerie Sobol

Additional Authors and Speakers: Valerie Strange
Relationship Between Perceived Moral Injury & Burnout Among OTs & PTs Working Full Time in the United States
Authors: Seifert Elizabeth , Breckheimer Zoie , Brown Hannah , Deng Nyawal , Schaefbauer Hayley , Sibla Janeene
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

This poster will explore the relationship between OTs’ and PTs’ perceptions of moral injury and burnout in practice. Proposed prevention for addressing moral injury and burnout will be discussed to advance the profession.

Primary Author and Speaker: Elizabeth Seifert

Contributing Authors: Zoie Breckheimer, Hannah Brown, Nyawal Deng, Hayley Schaefbauer, Janeene Sibla
Preliminary Reliability & Validity of the PedsQL Family Impact Module in Families of Children With Barth Syndrome: Using Propensity Score Matching
Authors: Lim Yoonjeong , Hong Ickpyo , Han Areum
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/21/24

This study applied a propensity score matching method to improve methodological rigor in examining the psychometric properties of the PedsQL Family Impact Module with parents of children with Barth syndrome in the field of OT.

Primary Author and Speaker: Yoonjeong Lim

Additional Authors and Speakers: Ickpyo Hong, Areum Han
Perceived Impact of Short-Term International Experiences on Personal & Professional Beliefs of Health Care Practitioners: A Longitudinal Study
Authors: Strange Valerie , Balch Brittany , Disman Marynell , Dynice Bobbi , Huang Cecil
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

This phenomenological study used semistructured interviews to understand the perceived long-term impact of short-term international travel as graduate students on current professional practices. Results support use of community-based global learning (CBGL) as an ethical framework.

Primary Author and Speaker: Valerie Strange

Additional Authors and Speakers: Brittany Balch, Marynell Disman, Bobbi Dynice, Cecil Huang
‘Being an Indian. . .’: An Interpretative Phenomenological Study of the Experiences of Indian-Gujarati Women During the Confinement Period
Authors: Patel Dhara , Graham Kathleen (Kay) Cahill
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

A research study explores the experiences of Indian-Gujarati women who have participated in a confinement period, which occurs after birth, via an OT lens and how these cultural practices are evolving, affecting occupations.

Primary Author and Speaker: Dhara Patel

Additional Authors and Speakers: Kathleen (Kay) Cahill Graham
Exploring the Relationship of Time in Positional Devices to Infant Movement & Posture
Authors: Kunisch Julie , Sutton Emma , Iannone Olivia , Tisa Brianna
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

The purpose of this study was to determine whether there is a relationship of time spent in positional devices to the movement and posture of infants ages 3–4 months old, as measured by the Test of Infant Motor Performance.

Primary Author and Speaker: Julie Kunisch

Additional Authors and Speakers: Emma Sutton, Olivia Iannone, Brianna Tisa
Individualized Mealtime Routines Support Family-Specific Feeding Goals
Authors: Ausderau Karla , St John Brittany , Joseph Talia , Laufenberg Hannah
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

This study aimed to understand how family participation in a caregiver-mediated intervention, Engaged Eaters Program, affected mealtime experiences. Postintervention mealtime changes related to family goals were identified, with limited significance.

Primary Author and Speaker: Karla Ausderau

Additional Authors and Speakers: Hannah Laufenberg

Contributing Authors: Brittany St John, Talia Joseph
Job Satisfaction & Retention Considerations Among School-Based OTs
Authors: Bachelani Salma , Guerra Madison , Fung Anna
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

This research examines job satisfaction and retention of school-based OT providers in hopes of improving these factors. Ensuring equitable benefits, opportunities, and supports for providers would help foster improved retention of school OTs.

Primary Author and Speaker: Salma Bachelani

Contributing Authors: Madison Guerra, Anna Fung
Facilitation of Positive Childhood Experiences in Public Schools for Children Involved With the Department of Children & Families
Authors: Banker Jordan , Eddy Emily
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

A survey assessed how school personnel implement trauma-informed practices to promote positive childhood experiences (PCEs) among children involved with the Department of Children and Families and social participation. Results suggest improvements to better support children with trauma.

Primary Author and Speaker: Jordan Banker

Additional Authors and Speakers: Emily Eddy
Use of Gross Motor Interventions for Improving Attention-to-Task Among Children With ADHD: An Exploratory Study
Authors: Zylstra Sheryl , Hamilton Lauren
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

Research supports the role of physical activity in improving attention in children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). This case series was conducted to determine the role of OT-implemented gross motor interventions in improving attention to task among children with ADHD.

Primary Author and Speaker: Sheryl Zylstra

Additional Authors and Speakers: Lauren Hamilton
Defining Interventions Used to Address Challenging Behaviors in OT Sessions
Authors: Siksnus Allison , Piller Aimee
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

OTPs often work with children who exhibit behaviors that are challenging for adults to manage, often known as challenging behaviors. This study seeks to define how OTPs address challenging behaviors to define the uniqueness of OT interventions.

Primary Author and Speaker: Allison Siksnus

Additional Authors and Speakers: Aimee Piller
Impact of COVID on Housing & Home for People With Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities
Authors: Ausderau Karla , Laufenberg Hannah , Caudill Allison
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/23/24

During COVID, people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) were forced to move into restricted housing with family or new environments. Even when allowed to remain in their home, they often experienced a loss of routine and social connectedness, creating isolation and loneliness.

Primary Author and Speaker: Karla Ausderau

Additional Authors and Speakers: Hannah Laufenberg, Allison Caudill
Quantification of Bilateral Coordination Patterns & Relationship to Activities of Daily Living Performance in Children With Hemiparetic Cerebral Palsy
Authors: Ward Annika , Nemanich Samuel T. , Schindler-Ivens Sheila , Goodfriend Karin , Gill Jaclyn , Lee Kaitlyn , Rogers Katherine , Glad Brittany
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/22/24

Identifying bilateral coordination patterns in children with hemiparetic cerebral palsy (HCP) and their relationship to activities of daily living (ADL) performance will provide clinicians with information needed for more comprehensive evaluation and treatment planning.

Primary Author and Speaker: Annika Ward

Additional Authors and Speakers: Jaclyn Gill, Kaitlyn Lee, Katherine Rogers, Brittany Glad

Contributing Authors: Samuel T. Nemanich, Sheila Schindler-Ivens, Karin Goodfriend
Mapping the Knowledge, Relevance, & Implementation of a Trauma-Informed Approach Among OTs Working With Children Ages 0 to 12 Years
Authors: Stern Adi , Ganm Nataly , Lamash Liron
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/21/24

There is a lack of information on the trauma-informed approach (TIA) in OT practice. Findings from a survey for OTs working with children indicate high relevance of TIA for practice but limited implementation and low knowledge.

Primary Author and Speaker: Adi Stern

Additional Authors and Speakers: Liron Lamash

Contributing Authors: Nataly Ganm
Knowledge of Occupational Therapists in Child Development Units: Implications for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Diagnosis and Treatment
Authors: Hen-Herbst Liat
Published: July 2024

Date Presented 03/21/24

Occupational therapists’ knowledge and awareness of the risks of alcohol consumption during pregnancy and characteristics of children with FASD are low. They need more knowledge to identify and support individuals with FASD and their families early.

Primary Author and Speaker: Liat Hen-Herbst