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Russian Mass Suicides Reconsidered
Authors: Michels Georg B.
Published: August 2023

Mass suicides in late seventeenth-century Russia have typically been seen as desperate responses to Patriarch Nikon’s liturgical reforms. Convinced of the imminent end of times ordinary men and women took their own lives rather than to succumb to the world of Antichrist. Michels argues that mass suicides can only be understood by probing into the specific religious, social, and administrative environments in which they occurred. He offers a comparative microhistory of self-immolations on both sides of the Russo-Swedish border with very different populations, one Finnish-Lutheran, the other Russian-Orthodox. Both scenarios had several features in common: apocalyptical preachers demonizing official church and religion; flight from village communities and isolation in remote locations; the preponderance of women and children; almost complete illiteracy; and a remarkable heterogeneity of motivations (ranging from enthusiastic embrace to passive obedience). The suicides occurred exclusively in peasant milieux traumatized by radical changes: the horror of the Swedish-Russian War (1656–1658); the fortification of the border (conscription, forced labor, and exorbitant taxes); church-led campaigns against paganism and traditional religious autonomies; and sudden integration into new administrative structures. Few of those who perished in the fires knew anything about Patriarch Nikon’s liturgical reforms; as in the mass suicide of American cult members in Jonestown, Guyana (1978) many of the victims died involuntarily.
Attribution Gleanings
Authors: Ostrowski Don
Published: August 2023

Those engaged in scholarly work might benefit from getting out of their silos of research from time to time and become familiar with parallel research in other areas of study. Very little of historical study involves 100 % certainty; it mostly involves degrees of possibility and probability. Finding out how scholars in other fields deal with similar problems can help us adjust the possibility/probability calibrations in our own field. For example, one can apply standards to determine degrees of certainty to works attributed to Nil Sorskii. One can then apply those standards to the works of other mid-second millennium authors. Meanwhile, the three criteria of historical study can beneficially be applied to questions of authorship, such as the controversies surrounding the attributions to William Shakespeare and to Andrei Kurbskii. No matter how frustrated one might get with one’s opponents, one needs to remember that ad hominem denigration does not advance the cause of scholarship.
Sejarah dan Filosofi Nilai Tari Kebesaran Minahasa
Authors: Rahman Eka Yuliana
Published: August 2023

This study aims to determine the history and philosophical value of the Minahasa kabasaran dance. This research uses a qualitative approach with a qualitative descriptive research type. Data collection techniques using observation, interviews, and document analysis. Data validation using source triangulation. The results of the study show that running the Kabasaran is an activity for carrying out ceremonies. Kabasaran was born and exists today as a conclusion from the historical journey of Minahasa. Almost every decade the condition of the Minahasa is recorded in the Kabasaran dance. The thread of the conclusion becomes a sign of every change in the face of Minahasa. This dance tells about the wars that are carried out when winning in war. This dance has a philosophical value of strength, valor of the Minahasa (Tuama) and Wuaya (courage) knights. The Kabasaran dance is equipped with spears, santi and shields in its performances. This dance is often performed at various events in North Sulawesi, both formal and non-formal. This dance is often used as soldiers to welcome guests who come to North Sulawesi.
Implementasi Akuntansi Biaya pada Perhitungan Harga Jual Produk Komunitas Cemal Cemil Corner
Authors: Fahria Rahmasari , Laela Ermaya Husnah Nur , Mashuri Ayunita A.S
Published: August 2023

This activity aims to help SMEs community Cemal Cemil Corner identify, classify, and calculate costs by applying cost accounting techniques so that the community is able to calculate costs, selling price, and optimal profits more accurately as well as break-event point calculations. This activity is using educational method in the form of counselling and assistance to the community. This activity focuses on educating the implementation of cost accounting techniques in calculating business costs and determining product selling prices. The result of this activity is this community able to implement cost accounting techniques in determining product cost, selling price and to calculate break-event point more accurately.
Peningkatan Kesadaran Hukum terhadap Perkawinan Tidak Dicatatkan di Majelis Taklim Darussalam Desa Padang Lampe Kabupaten Pangkep
Authors: Jasmaniar Jasmaniar , Sutiawati Sutiawati
Published: August 2023

This community service activity aims to provide knowledge and increase public legal awareness of the legal consequences of marriage not being registered, because there are still many marriages that are only carried out based on religious law but are not registered, causing various problems. This activity was carried out through legal counseling at the Darussalam Taklim Council, Padang Lampe Village, Pangkep Regency. As a result of this activity, participants understand the reasons for marriages to be registered and the legal consequences if marriages are not registered.
Pemberdayaan Pengetahuan Masyarakat Mengenai Mikroba dan Lingkungan di Masa Pandemi
Authors: Zulaika Aidha , Ningrum Sari Sekar , Sahamony Nur Fitriyani , Panji Tri
Published: August 2023

The outbreak of the Covid-19 Pandemic that spread throughout the world caused by sars virus infection has resulted in people being wary of viral or microbial spreading. In addition, there is relationship of environmental conditions and the survival and the transmission of microbes. Especially in various environmental problems caused by microbial pollution. Empowering community knowledge of the relationship between microbes and the environment is needed to build an insightful and wise society to respond to The existence and the spreading of microbial in the environment. The method used in this activity is knowledge sharing by organizing webinar consisting of three stages, namely pretest, online education using google meet and postest using google form. Data processing by excel calculations, the results of increasing knowledge after the knowledge sharing were obtained, namely 90.81% comparing with before knowledge sharing namely 87.75%, although overall there is an increase in public knowledge. Thus, knowledge sharing or knowledge counseling can be said to be effective for increasing public knowledge.
Pemanfaatan Budidaya Lebah Madu Sebagai Media Terapi Guna Peningkatan Ekonomi Masyarakat Kampung Baru
Authors: Rangkuti Dhita Adriani , Purba Mas Intan , Jamaluddin Jamaluddin , Anggoro Muhammad Agung , Andronicus Melkyory
Published: August 2023

This community service activity aims to provide training on entrepreneurship in terms of seeing business opportunities that exist in beekeeping, especially honey beekeeping in the hope of helping the welfare of the new village community by opening innovative and useful businesses. By using the method of observation, outreach and implementation of activities. The result of this activity was that the participants received training and an understanding of beekeeping which has many benefits, one of which is not only as a therapeutic medium but also has the potential to generate promising business opportunities so that 16 out of 25 participants felt interested in running this business.
Lokakarya Satuan Pendidikan Aman Bencana (SPAB) dan Psychological First Aid (PFA)
Authors: Dwarawati Dinda , Nugrahawati Eni N. , Rozana Anna , Utami Ayu Tuty , Mu�izz M. Husni , Pudjiadi Yasyfa Camilla , Azka Hasybi M. , Havila Hasmi
Published: August 2023

One of the FPRB volunteers' tasks is to strengthen the capacity of schools in Kabupaten Bandung for the government-initiated program, namely socializing the SPAB (Satuan Pendidikan Aman Bencana). Given that a disaster situation is one that puts survivors in a state of crisis, the survivors (disaster victims) are likely to have emotional reactions in various ways. The FPRB Volunteers of Kabupaten Bandung are the PKM's special target for the 2020-2022 period. The reason for the FPRB Volunteers of Kabupaten Bandung being the subject of the PKM is due to the needs of the organization, which will soon be implemented in 41 schools in 31 sub-districts throughout Kabupaten Bandung as the beneficiaries of the SPAB carried out by the FPRB Volunteers of Kabupaten Bandung as participants. The research method used in the PKM is the experimental research method. The researcher conducted quantitative research using a pre-experimental design, type 1 group, pre-test-post-test (pre-test, single-group final test), called quasi-experimental. The result of the service is that the workshop that has been given has led to an increase in SPAB and PFA facilitation skills among FPRB volunteers.
Pengenalan dan Pemberian Makanan Tambahan Puding Kelor Sebagai Upaya Pencegahan Stunting
Authors: Solikhah Lilik Sofiatus , Sarani Friesta , Tullah Hikma , Andryani Imelda , Arfiani Irfa , Jurana Jurana , Djiha Kamila KH , Ramadhani Sri , Rizkiyanti Ummu , Karmila Yuni
Published: August 2023

One of the nutritional problems that is still quite high in Indonesia is stunting. Stunting is a growth and development disorder in children caused by chronic malnutrition and recurrent infections, characterized by height for age (TB/U) or body length for age (PB/U) less than -2 SD. The prevalence of stunting under five in Kalora Village, Kinovaro District, Sigi Regency has increased by 9% from 2020-2021. The purpose of this activity is to help integrate the implementation of interventions to reduce stunting in Kinovaro District, especially Kalora Village, by carrying out nutritional interventions in the form of demonstrating the making of Moringa pudding to Posyandu cadres, introducing and providing additional food for Moringa pudding accompanied by providing information related to the benefits of consuming Moringa to toddlers, school-age children, teenagers or WUS, and pregnant women. The demonstration activity went smoothly and the provision of Moringa pudding was well received.
Terapi Disabilitas Anak Berkebutuhan Khusus Pendidikan Anak Usia Dini dengan Eksperimen Berbasis Sains
Authors: Ayu Hena Dian , Anggraini Henni , Jufriadi Akhmad
Published: August 2023

This community service program aims to provide knowledge and prepare people with disabilities to have cognitive and social provisions and independence. The implementation method of this service program is by transferring technology and knowledge, through workshops, mentoring, monitoring and socializing books and demonstrating science experimental therapy. Monitoring and evaluation will also be carried out to find out the feedback and achievements of this activity. The method of this program is to use science experiment-based therapy with the concept of my environment is my experimental space.  The results of this program have proven to have an impact on improving the social and motor skills of partners. With experimentation, there will be social communication between the companion and the disability of ECE (Early Childhood Education)) crew so that the transfer of strengthening their social abilities and character can also be well established. Science experiments can be an easy, practical, precise and fun solution for them.
Implementasi Program Wirausaha Merdeka melalui Workshop Pembuatan Bouquet Snack
Authors: Yanuarsari Revita , Sari Dianti Yunia , Utami Sandra Noor
Published: August 2023

The era of the industrial revolution 4.0 and society 5.0 brought many challenges for students, one of which was that students were required to have an independent, creative and innovative character so that after graduation they would not only act as job seekers but could create jobs. To form the character of students who are independent, creative and innovative, practical and practical workshops are needed so that the results of the workshops can be directly applied in the real world. The bouquet snack making workshop is an interesting and practical workshop to learn in a short time. In line with one of the independent learning campus independent programs (MBKM), namely the independent entrepreneur program, the workshop for making bouquet snacks can provide skills for students so that after graduation they have additional skills and expertise that can be used to create jobs because making bouquet snacks is relatively easy.
Gerakan Masyarakat Hidup Sehat Pada Lansia di Posbindu Damai
Authors: Nurhayati Nurhayati , Susilawati Susilawati , Ferasinta Ferasinta , Wijaya Andri Kusuma
Published: August 2023

Elderly people in Indonesia have increased significantly each year so that Indonesia is included in the 5 countries that have the largest elderly population in the world. The aging process is a life cycle that is marked by a decline in the function of various organs of the body, which is characterized by the body's increasing vulnerability to disease attacks that can lead to death. This requires a special program to help prevent degenerative problems in the elderly. One effort that can be done is to change lifestyles by implementing a healthy living community movement for the elderly. The purpose of this Stimulus Community Partnership Program (PKMS) is to increase knowledge and change healthy lifestyle behaviors in an effort to increase healthy and productive older people through health education for healthy living community movements. The team conducted health education at the Posbindu Damai by coordinating with health workers at the Public Health Centre of Jalan Gedang and cadres of the Posbindu Damai, so that they could play an active role in assisting the participants' health.
Bimbingan Aplikasi Matematika NT Algorithms untuk menentukan FPB dan KPK di SMPN Reroroja
Authors: Rahmawati Tanti Diyah , Ndori Vinsensius H , Salwiana Salwiana , Ete Agustinus A , Safrudin Nur Fitriah
Published: August 2023

The problem that occurs at SMPN Reroroja is that students have difficulty learning mathematics, especially in determining the Greatest Common Divisor (GCD) / FPB and Least Common Multiple (LCM) / KPK. The subject matter is found in mathematics, especially for grade 7 elementary and junior high school students. The subject matter is considered to be for some students because the delivery pattern is still monotonous and less interesting. SMPN Reroroja students also have never studied using technology, including mathematical applications. Therefore, so that learning material about FPB and KPK is not boring and can be understood by students, a new breakthrough is made with the NT Algorthms application guidance activity to make it easier for students to determine FPB and KPK. The results of the questionnaire showed that 92% of students were highly motivated to learn using the NT Algorithms application, while 90% of students were interested in learning using the NT Algorithms application. Thus using the NT Algorithms application is very helpful in the process of learning mathematics and can motivate students.
ON THE EXPERIENCE OF AUTHENTIC TEXTS’ READING AND ANALYSIS BY MASTERS OF ENGINEERING PROFILE
Authors:   Tyumen industrial university, Korablina M.V. , Abduzhabborova M.A. ,   Tyumen industrial university, Daneliya K.A. ,   Tyumen industrial university
Published: August 2023

The article considers the experience of authentic texts’ reading and analysis by masters of engineering profile on the themes of their master’s degree thesis. When performing a master thesis, one of the principal criterion is the most thorough and serious work on foreign and domestic sources, their comprehensive and critical analysis. The use of foreign resources characterizes masters’ broad mindedness and erudition, reveals how much their future research meets the parameters of novelty, theoretical and practical significance. As an example, there is presented some experience of English-language texts’ analysis performed by masters in the major of «Water Supply and Water Sanitation» indicating that in the process of working with authentic texts masters form their skills of information critical processing, scientific problems’ independent setting and solving concerning their scientific interests, developing different scientific methods.
STATUS AND PROSPECTS FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STRATEGY OF SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION IN THE FIELD OF PRIORITY "A"
Authors:   Moscow State University of Technology STANKIN, Gribkov A.A. , Oleynik A.V. ,   Institute for Design-Technological Informatics RAS, Chervjakov L.M. ,   Institute for Design-Technological Informatics RAS, Morozkin M.S. ,   Moscow State University of Technology STANKIN
Published: August 2023

The article presents the results of research on the current state and prospects for the development of the scientific and innovative complex of the Russian Federation in the field of new technologies corresponding to the priority direction of scientific and technological development «Priority A» of the Strategy for scientific and technological development. The results of a comparative analysis of the levels of scientific and technological development of Russia and the leading countries of the world are presented. The study is based on the results of the monitoring and semantic analysis of publication activity in the priority area of scientific and technological development within the selected segments of the global and Russian markets, as well as assessments of the level of readiness of key technologies, taking into account their contribution to the development of promising Russian markets.
ESG INITIATIVE OF RUSSIAN COMPANIES
Authors:   Scientific Center for Socio-Economic Monitoring, Yaskin A.N.
Published: August 2023

The article discusses the key evaluation factors when assigning the ESG rating, presents the ESG ranking of Russian companies, analyzes the activities of the top 10 ESG-ranking enterprises.
TIMELY IDENTIFICATION OF RISKS IN PROCUREMENT ACTIVITIES IS THE BASIS FOR EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF THE FUNCTIONING OF THE ORGANIZATION
Authors:   Institute for Design and Technological Informatics of the RAS, Fedorova V.A. , Sheptunov S.A. ,   Institute for Design and Technological Informatics of the RAS
Published: August 2023

The article discusses the issues of identifying procurement risks that arise during the phased implementation of certain functions (regulations). Based on the analysis, the process of purchasing goods (works, services) of the enterprise is formed. The main two groups of risk factors are considered: - diversity of the procurement process of goods and services; - identification of customers in accordance with various criteria for evaluating their activities.
AUTOMATED ACCESS CONTROL OF HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS EMPLOYEES TO INTELLECTUAL RESOURCES
Authors:   Moscow State University of Technology STANKIN, Kuznetsova N.M. , Karlova T.V. ,   Institute of Design-Technological Informatics of RAS, Bekmeshov A.Y. ,   Institute of Design-Technological Informatics of RAS
Published: August 2023

Modern methods of teaching students of higher educational institutions involve the use of remote methods of communication, including the intellectual resources transfer. In this case, special information learning environments are most often used. Unfortunately, as a rule, information environments have only one authentication method for both employees of higher educational institutions and students. The article is devoted to the development of methods for restricting access of employees of higher educational institutions to intellectual resources in order to increase the level of information security.
THE MODEL OF THE SYNERGETIC EFFECT IN THE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NATIONAL PROJECT "EDUCATION" IN THE REGIONS OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION
Authors:   Institute of Design and Technology Informatics of RAS, Averchenkov A.V. , Averchenkova E.E. ,   Bryansk State Technical University, Averchenkov D.A. ,   Bryansk State Technical University, Sheptunov S.A. ,   Institute of Design and Technology Informatics of RAS
Published: August 2023

The management system for the implementation of the National Project «Education» in the regions of the Russian Federation in terms of educational organizations is presented. It is shown that the systemic increase in management efficiency in the presented management system occurs as a result of emergence, and the formation of a cumulative synergetic effect within a single National project «Education» is determined by the sum of the private synergetic effects from the introduction of methodological approaches to decision support in the management of the implementation of National projects in the regions of the Russian Federation and the mutual influence of the targets of national projects on each other. The corresponding formalization is presented taking into account the proposed integral indicator of the effectiveness of management activities of the National Project «Education» in a particular region. The synergy coefficient is proposed, which represents the elements of the inverse-symmetric matrix of paired comparisons of expert assessments of the mutual influence of the national project «Education» on other national projects. The prospects for the application of the model of the cumulative synergetic effect in the control subsystem in the developed management system for the implementation of National development projects of the region of the Russian Federation are determined.
China’s Response to US Supercomputing Chips Embargo
Authors: Jin Ruining
Published: August 2023

In October 2022, the US Department of Commerce introduced sweeping rules aiming at cutting China off from obtaining or manufacturing key chips and components for supercomputers, which would cripple China’s semiconductor industry [1].
Effectiveness of a Systems-Wide Initiative to Address Motivation and Expectations for Treatment on Initial Session Attendance to Outpatient Gambling Treatment
Authors: Pfund Rory A , Valencia Adrianna Jordan , Ginley Meredith K. , Whelan James P.
Published: August 2023

Approximately 50% of individuals experiencing gambling concerns who initiate outpatient treatment will attend their initial session. A previous efficacy study found that mailing a letter that specifically addressed motivation for treatment and treatment expectations prior to the initial treatment session significantly increased initial session attendance. However, no studies have examined the effectiveness of such communication when it is applied as a systems level initiative for treatment engagement. Participants were 54 clients seeking treatment for gambling concerns at a university-based, outpatient clinic. A systems-level initiative was implemented where, upon contacting the clinic to schedule an initial treatment session, clients received an emailed letter addressing motivation and expectations, as well as similar messages from clinic staff. Results revealed that 85% of clients attended the initial session, and no differences in attendance were found between in-person and telehealth sessions. These findings extend a prior efficacy study and suggest that messages that address motivation and expectations persist under real-world conditions when applied to a treatment system. Furthermore, the results of this systems-wide initiative suggest dramatic cost savings for clinicians. Future studies should examine other novel approaches that can be implemented in treatment systems to enhance initial session attendance.
For Richer and for Poorer: Income, Perceptions of Inequality and Support for Redistribution
Authors: Fetscher Verena , Rueda David
Published: August 2023

In this paper we focus on perceptions of (or beliefs about) macro inequality and we argue that perceptions matter differently to the rich and the poor. We hypothesise that material and other-regarding factors make inequality perceptions push the redistribution preferences of the poor in a similar direction (i.e., more perceived inequality, more support for redistribution). For the rich, we argue that material self-interest and other-regarding concerns push redistribution preferences in opposing directions. Our paper attempts a degree of methodological triangulation by developing both an observational and an experimental analysis supporting our theoretical claims. First we show how perceptions matter for the rich and for the poor in an analysis of ISSP data (1999, 2009 and 2019). We then develop an online survey experiment (fielded in the UK in the summer of 2022) with a randomized information treatment designed to shift perceptions of macro inequality.
भारतातील दारिद्याची मीमांसा
Authors: BAGDE RAKSHIT MADAN
Published: August 2023

Poverty is a condition in which an individual or community lacks the financial resources and necessities for a minimum standard of living. Poverty means income from employment is so low that a person cannot meet his basic human needs. Dadabhai Naoroji was the first person who talked about the concept of poverty line before independence. According to the World Bank, "Poverty is the deprivation of human well-being. It includes low income and the inability to obtain the basic goods and services necessary to live with dignity. Poverty includes low levels of health and education, lack of clean water and sanitation, weak physical security, and inadequate capacity." is." In India as of 2011, 21.9% of the population lives below the national poverty line. In 2018, nearly 8% of the world's workers and their families earn less than $1.90 per person per day (international poverty line).
Plastic Surgery and Identity in South Korea
Authors: Jin Ruining
Published: August 2023

South Korea has earned the distinction of being recognized as the global leader in plastic surgery, boasting the highest rates of such procedures as double eyelid surgery, breast augmentation, rhinoplasty, and anti-aging treatment worldwide. Several estimations have indicated that approximately one-third of women aged 19 to 29 in South Korea have undergone cosmetic surgery [1].
Effects of Climate Vulnerability on Household Sanitation Access, Functionality and Practices in Rural Cambodia
Authors: Sattar Rana Abdel , Rogla Jennifer , Toeur Veasna , Kozole Tyler , Nicoletti Chris , Harper James
Published: August 2023

With climate events increasing in frequency and severity, effects on human life, particularly those most vulnerable, are projected to increase in coming decades. Focusing on the effects of floods, storms, and drought, we investigate how climate vulnerability correlates with toilet dysfunction and abandonment in rural Cambodia using two household surveys, a latrine sales database, two flood-extent maps, and a composite climate vulnerability index. Using multiple linear regression and measures of association, we show that together and individually, increasing climate vulnerability and poverty correlated with increasing toilet abandonment. Toilet dysfunction occurred more frequently in flood-prone regions during the rainy season and increased with more household members. How living in flood-prone regions affected households’ perceptions, practices, and experiences with sanitation was also characterized in detail. The results highlight the need for more scientifically rigorous evidence to improve climate-resilient toilet designs that provide access to a functional toilet year-round. Beyond technology, household behavior towards and maintenance of sanitation infrastructure is a critical concern, as unsafe practices were found to be more common among climate-vulnerable households. The sanitation sector, particularly including government, should focus on improving access to safely managed sanitation in rural communities, particularly ones who are most affected by climate change, to prevent pollution of natural resources and further protect public health.
An introductory comprehensive guide for assessing measurement tool quality: the Contemporary Psychometrics (ConPsy) Checklist
Authors: Vitoratou Silia , Uglik-Marucha Nora , Hayes Chloe , Pickles Andrew
Published: August 2023

In this work we present a comprehensive checklist for evaluating the psychometric properties of assessment scales, from the perspective of statistical methods. This tool aspires to bring together contemporary understandings on the field and welcomes contributions and opinions from researchers interested in measurement. While not exhaustive, it can be a helpful starting point for those who are interested in psychometric assessment. It aims to be flexible and applicable to a wide range of measurement instruments, regardless of their specific type. It is focused on key aspects of psychometric methodology, namely the scale’s dimensionality (structural validity/factor structure), measurement invariance, reliability (consistency and stability), and briefly discusses validity (construct validity). The checklist provides guidance for binary, ordinal, and continuous data, bringing together appropriate methods suggested in the literature based on the data types. While not extensive, the checklist incorporates methodological justifications for the provided guidelines and the corresponding references.The checklist allows flexibility for researchers to adapt its sections based on the specific criteria and requirements of their study. It benefits multiple stakeholders, including researchers involved in developing new measurement tools, reviewers assessing submitted papers, proposals, and applications, and individuals conducting literature reviews and quality assessments of measurement tools within a particular domain. By incorporating this checklist into their evaluation process, researchers can assess the psychometric properties of their measurement instruments, contributing to the overall accuracy and quality of their work. The checklist aims to support informed decision-making throughout the research process. A corresponding open access software is also provided.
Facilitators and Barriers for the Adoption and Use of Telerehabilitation in Outpatient and Community Settings During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Survey of Ontario Physiotherapists
Authors: Hague Bryan , Taylor Leah , Quarin Chelsey , Grosso J.C. , Chau Dylan , Kim Rebecca , Verrier Molly , Bonnyman Alison , Gabison Sharon
Published: August 2023

Purpose:

To describe the impact of COVID-19 on the adoption and use of telerehabilitation (TR), and to identify facilitators and barriers of the provision in Ontario physiotherapy outpatient/community settings.

Method:

A cross-sectional design, web-based survey was disseminated to Ontario physiotherapists working in outpatient/community settings. Descriptive statistics were used for data analysis.

Results:

Responses from 243 physiotherapists were included in the analysis. Respondents reported increasing and initiating TR to maintain continuity of care and limit patient COVID-19 exposure. Facilitators for adopting TR were physiotherapists’ attitudes and access to technology, convenience and ease of scheduling sessions, and perceived patient satisfaction and comfort in their home environment compared with in-person care. Patient-related barriers for adopting TR perceived by respondents included patients’ attitude, suitability and ability to address their needs, ease of adoption, and Internet connectivity. More than 50% of respondents perceived that financial factors did not influence TR adoption.

Conclusions:

Physiotherapists increased their use of TR through the COVID-19 pandemic. Effective implementation of TR should include both patient and physiotherapist education, and best practice guidelines on implementation of TR in order to create a hybrid model of care that would better address the patient's needs.
Artistic-philological translation in the 1920s–1930s
Authors: Lutsenko E. M.
Published: August 2023

The review is devoted to a new monograph about the problems of the Russian translation method in the period between the 1900s and the late 1930s. Particularly detailed is the analysis of the book’s main idea that faithfully equirhythmic translation was gradually abandoned in favour of a method more appealing to mass readership. The reviewer highlights the activities of the principal translation institutions of the period and explains their role in the shaping of the new translation method. In addition, the review comments on the book’s structure and praises the decision to publish archival materials, such as M. Alekseev’s article on translation. The reviewer challenges the thesis offered by the book’s compiler M. Baskina, who claims that, although originally executed to high standards of philological accuracy, collections of translated works after WWII were produced with an increasing degree of ‘compromise.’ For an example to disprove this statement, the reviewer points to the Complete Works of Shakespeare published in 1958–1969 under A. Smirnov’s editorship.
Contemporary Greek prose: An anthology; Contemporary Greek poetry: An anthology
Authors: Egorova L. V.
Published: August 2023

The review discusses two anthologies of contemporary Greek literature (prose and poetry), comprising works of the authors distinguished with the country’s State Prize for Literature in the years from 2010 to 2018. The two books succeed in capturing the multidimensional character of Greece’s modern life and literature in small forms (short stories, novellas and poems). The first anthology features short stories and novellas by fourteen authors. The second contains works by twenty poets, each represented by five poems. While some authors were rewarded for their literary debut, others received the prize for lifetime achievements. Thanks to the anthologies, characterised by a diversity of subjects, artistic methods and poetic messages, the Russian audiences can join in the polylogue between classics and avant-gardists, realists and surrealists, and gurus and novices, as well as broaden their knowledge of the latest developments in a literature rooted in ancient history that remains unique and inspired through the oeuvre of its masters.
Time recovered: Kirill Ryabov and metamodernism
Authors: Zhuchkova A. V.
Published: August 2023

Following an analysis of Kirill Ryabov’s works published in the years 2021 and 2022, the author finds that in Ryabov’s metamodernist aesthetic paradigm the modernist communicative model is preserved alongside some concepts of postmodernist aesthetics. Modernism, postmodernism and metamodernism appear as three stages of the single itinerary with a goal of overcoming the logic of binary oppositions and achieving heteroglossia and dialogue (M. Bakhtin) as a new artistic structure. Through the re-introduction of the depth of emotion and the humanistic dimension, metamodernism strives to comprehend the systemic integrity of the universe. The same agenda characterises Ryabov’s books which show people in their systemic relationships with their own egos, society, the world, and God. The aesthetics of Ryabov’s metamodernist text is defined by such parameters as the abandonment of a clearcut opinion of the author or the protagonist in favour of a dialogue with the reader, reliance on a myth, the concept of a ‘void,’ minimalism, experimentation with the word’s inner form, and the use of mass literature techniques.
The Effect of Career Planning and Employee Loyalty on Increasing Work Achievement
Authors: Widarko Agus
Published: August 2023

This research was conducted at Madrasah XYZ, with quantitative research. The number of respondents in this study was 46 people, which is the entire population of this study, namely teachers and staff at XYZ Madrasah. The data collection technique used a questionnaire that was distributed directly to the respondents, who then processed the data or answers of the respondents using statistics. The steps are to test the validity, reliability test, and classic assumption test which consists of the normality test, linearity test, heteroscedasticity test, and multicollinearity test. The next step is to test the data analysis using multiple linear regression and the last test is to test the research hypothesis. Partially, career planning has a positive effect on work performance, but the effect is greater on employee loyalty on work performance. Simultaneously or together career plans and employee loyalty have a significant and positive effect on work performance.
Internalisasi Karakter Religius pada Siswa melalui Program Praktikum Ibadah dan Zikir
Authors: Sinaga Rizky Awaliyah , Mahariah Mahariah
Published: August 2023

The worship and remembrance practicum program is meant to help students to internalize religious values. This study was conducted at MIS Al-Washliyah Insanul Kamil located in Melati Kebun, Pegajahan District, Serdang Bedagai Regency; by using qualitative methods and a phenomenological approach. The sources of data in this study consisted of school principals, teachers of worship and remembrance practicum programs, and students. Data were collected through observation, interviews, and documentation analysis. The purpose of this study focused on background, strategies for internalizing religious character in students, as well as inhibiting and supporting factors in the prayer and remembrance practicum program. The findings of the analysis showed that the background of the program is based on the awareness of the importance of providing in-depth guidance regarding worship and remembrance toward students in daily life to create perfect people. The internalization strategy is carried out through the program and interspersed with advice regarding the primacy of the material being taught. Supporting factors in the program include students who are guided by competent teachers, while the inhibiting factor is the lack of supporting tools that have not been fulfilled such as the torso.
ЗАСТОСУВАННЯ МУЛЬТИМЕДІА ІНФОРМАЦІЙНИХ ТЕХНОЛОГІЙ У ПРАКТИЦІ СПОРТУ ТА ФІЗИЧНОМУ ВИХОВАННІ
Authors: Асаулюк Інна , Альошина Алла , Колос Микола , Бичук Ігор
Published: August 2023

Modern information technologies in the practice of sports training can be implemented in the following three directions: as a penetrating technology - the use of computer technologies on individual topics, sections when explaining theoretical tasks; as the main, defining, most significant of the parts used in this technology; as a monotechnology - when the management of the educational and training process, including diagnostics and monitoring, is based on the use of information technologies. The development and implementation of the ideology and policy of preserving the health of the population as the main component of national wealth, overcoming the crisis demographic situation at the expense of improving the quality of life, health and longevity of people should be the basis of the activities of all state authorities as a key strategy for solving the problems of the national security development of Ukraine and further effective socio-economic development of the country. Currently, a large number of scientific studies are devoted to the development and testing of modern information technologies in the process of physical education of student youth.
ІНТЕГРАЦІЯ КОМП'ЮТЕРНИХ МУЛЬТИМЕДІА ТЕХНОЛОГІЙ У СИСТЕМУ ПІДГОТОВКИ ЮНИХ СПОРТСМЕНІВ
Authors: Вако Ілля , Кашубв Віталій
Published: August 2023

The development of the system of training athletes covers a number of priority directions, among which the orientation of the system of training athletes to achieve the optimal structure of competitive activity and the maximum orientation to the realization of individual talents and abilities of athletes regarding the rational structure of competitive activity, the construction of long-term training are highlighted.
МОРФО-БІОМЕХАНІЧНИЙ ПРОФІЛЬ ЮНИХ СПОРТСМЕНІВ – ОСНОВА РОЗРОБКИ МУЛЬТИМЕДІА ТЕХНОЛОГІЇ «VICTORY PODIUM»
Authors: Випасняк Ігор , Самойлюк Оксана , Буй Ірина , Никитюк Руслан
Published: August 2023

According to the results of the scientific research of a cohort of scientists, it is known that information technologies are processes, methods of searching, collecting, storing, processing, providing, promoting information and ways of implementing the same processes and methods. According to many scientists, management information processes include procedures for registration, collection, transmission, storage, processing, publication of information and adoption of management decisions.
СКЛАДОВІ ТРЕНУВАЛЬНИХ НАВАНТАЖЕНЬ У ПАУЕРЛІФТИНГУ
Authors: Драчук Сергій , Богуславська Вікторія , Швець Оксана
Published: August 2023

Effective management of training load components is the key to further professionalization of powerlifting. However, in literary sources and in practical activities, there are disagreements regarding the number and sequence of competitive exercises, the frequency of classes in the micro cycle, the duration of rest intervals, etc. Therefore, the training process requires clarification and correction of the use of individual load components.
ДО ПИТАННЯ УДОСКОНАЛЕННЯ ВЕРТИКАЛЬНОЇ СТІЙКОСТІ СТУДЕНТСЬКОЇ МОЛОДІ У ПРОЦЕСІ ФІЗИЧНОГО ВИХОВАННЯ
Authors: Матійчук Вікторія , Нікітенко Олексій , Маслова Олена
Published: August 2023

The purpose of the article is to study the impact of the "Statodynamic Stability Studio" tools on improving the vertical stability of the body of female students in the process of physical education. 121 17-18-year-old female students with different body types took part in the experiment, including 64 mesomorphs, 35 ectomorphs, and 22 endomorphs. Methods: theoretical, empirical, statistical.
Redes sociales y conductas suicidas en la infancia y la adolescencia durante la pandemia de COVID-19: una relación difícil de estimar
Authors: Paricio del Castillo Rocío , García-Murillo Lourdes , Mallol-Castaño Leticia , Del Sol Calderón Pablo , Pascual Aranda Ana , Palanca-Maresca Inmaculada
Published: August 2023

Introducción: Tras la pandemia por Covid-19, ha aumentado la incidencia del suicidio infanto-juvenil en España y se ha incrementado el uso de los Medios de Comunicación Social (MCS), pudiendo haber contribuido en el aumento de las conductas suicidas. Métodos: Revisión narrativa de estudios publicados en Pubmed sobre conductas suicidas y uso de MCS en menores de edad. Resultados: Los estudios sobre asociación entre suicidio y MCS son contradictorios. La mayoría señalan la existencia de beneficios (mantener la conectividad social y disminuir la soledad) y también riesgos (ansiedad, depresión, adicción y cyberbulling) que pudieron incrementarse, con una posible asociación secundaria de conductas suicidas. La falta de regulación de información sobre el suicidio propicia su contagio (efecto Werther), pero un buen uso de los MCS puede proteger frente a la autolisis (efecto Papageno). Discusión: La relación entre suicidio infanto-juvenil y MCS es compleja y bidireccional. Aunque hay evidencia de que los MCS son un factor de riesgo emergente para la salud mental, el uso de MCS en pandemia pudo ayudar a reducir la sensación de soledad en confinamiento. No se puede descartar su influencia negativa en algunos menores vulnerables, concretamente, en las crisis suicidas. Se debe explorar la relación con los MCS de los menores de riesgo como una dimensión más de vida. Conclusión: El incremento del suicidio en menores tras la pandemia obliga a revisar, entre otros factores, su acceso al mundo digital. Es indispensable establecer investigaciones rigurosas acerca de la posible asociación entre MCS y suicidio infanto-juvenil.
A Contribution to the Biography of Ivan Šalić
Authors: Jagodar Josip
Published: August 2023

Contemporary historiography, so far, has not engaged in researching the biography of Ivan Šalić, the personal secretary of the Archbishop of Zagreb Alojzije Stepinac. Since the communist system was averse to Šalić and the Catholic Church in Croatia, it is not surprising that, to date, no one has made a critical review and analyzed his life and priestly service. This paper aims to show the life and significance of Ivan Šalić based on archival documents held in the Croatian State Archives in Zagreb and Šalić's birthplace in Bebrina (near Slavonski Brod). Numerous postal cards and letters testify to his life, especially the period when he was imprisoned in the Stara Gradiška Penitentiary (1946–1953). The paper will present his life from birth to death and analyze the correspondence with his family to emphasize his importance for the Catholic Church in Croatia.
Relationship between Hematological Inflammatory Markers and General Characteristics in Operable Cervical Cancer; State of the HALP index.
Authors: BİLİR Filiz , BATMAN Didem , ÇORAKÇI Aydın , YÜCESOY İzzet
Published: August 2023

Background: Cervical cancer is the most common gynecologic malignancy and the leading cause of cancer-related mortality in women worldwide. Systemic inflammatory reactions in cancer patients impact nutrition, function, and prognosis. Poor nutritional health is linked to a worse prognosis in several malignancies. A new score called the hemoglobin-albumin-lymphocyte-platelet (HALP) index was developed using dietary and inflammatory deficiencies.

Method: This retrospective study and CC patients diagnosed from January 2012 to December 2020 who were operated for cervical cancer. Pre-treatment hemoglobin (Hb), albumin (Alb), lymphocyte count (Lc), and platelet (Plt) measurements were made for laboratory research.

Results: This retrospective study revealed 74 non-metastatic cervical cancer (median age was 55, ranging from 30 to 86 years). According to the FIGO stage, the percentage of stages 1 and 2 were 78% (58 patients), and 22% (16 patients). Neutrophil lymphocyte ratio (NLR) and platelet lymphocyte ratio (PLR), and HALP index were analyzed with LVSI, parametrial invasion, tumor size, histologic type, and duration of hospital stay; we could not find any significant correlation between the analysis.

Conclusion: NLR, PLR, and HALP index have no prognostic value in early operable cervical cancer patients regarding the pathologic features. Prospective multicenter and more patient studies will clarify how the hematologic parameters affect oncologic outcomes.
Digital Learning Training for PKBM 31 Bangka Educators for Classroom Transformation After the Covid-19 Pandemic
Authors: Trisari H Putri* Wahyuningdiah , Darwis Muhammad , Hendrowati Retno , Kurnia Dikara Barcah Quintin , Wahyuti Tri , Dwi Juniar Elza , Alsauqi Rayhan
Published: August 2023

Digital learning is a form of transformation in the classroom that focuses on the use of technology. In Indonesia, the Covid-19 pandemic that has been going on for the last few years has forced educational institutions, both formal and non-formal, to apply this learning concept, even with all of its limitations. This is at least experienced by PKBM 31 Bangka which has attempted to implement digital learning with limited capabilities and minimal infrastructure. This is even worse with the diverse characteristics of the students as non-formal institutions. Therefore, through a community service program, the informatics engineering study program at Paramadina University seeks to provide training to PKBM 31 Bangka so that they are better prepared to carry out digital learning. The training was held for 2 days and divided into 4 sessions. The understanding and ability of PKBM 31 Bangka educators regarding digital learning increased from the previous 2.67 to 4.25 after attending the training. Participants also rated the implementation of this training at 4.5 or very satisfied.