bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Psychometric Properties of the OSPRO–YF Screening Tool in Patients with Shoulder Pathology
Authors: Razmjou Helen , Palinkas Veronica , Robarts Susan , Kennedy Deborah 
Published: March 2020

Purpose: The Optimal Screening for Prediction of Referral and Outcome Yellow Flag (OSPRO–YF) is a screening tool that incorporates many important psychosocial domains into one questionnaire to reduce the burden of completing multiple questionnaires. The objectives of this study were to examine the reliability and validity of the 10-item version of the OSPRO–YF with patients with shoulder conditions. Method: The study group consisted of injured workers with an active compensation claim for a shoulder injury. The control group consisted of patients with a complaint of shoulder pain but without a work-related shoulder injury. We examined reliability (internal consistency, test–retest) and validity (factorial, convergent, known groups). The Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale; the Quick Disabilities of Arm, Shoulder and Hand; and the short Örebro Musculoskeletal Pain Screening Questionnaire were used for comparison. Results: Eighty patients had an active compensation claim, and 160 were in the control group. The intra-class correlation coefficient values for two observations of the domain scores varied from 0.91 to 0.94. The test–retest reliability of the dichotomous constructs was moderate to perfect for 8 of 11 constructs. The 10-item OSPRO–YF questionnaire had three distinct domains, as conceptualized by the developers: mood, fear avoidance, and positive affect–coping. The Cronbach’s a coefficients for these domains were 0.88, 0.94, and 0.94, respectively. The associations between the psychological constructs and domains and the similar theoretically derived scales were moderate to high and in the expected direction. Of the 11 constructs of the OSPRO–YF, 10 differentiated between patients with and without a work-related injury ( p-values ranging from 0.028 to < 0.001). Conclusions: The 10-item OSPRO–YF reduces the burden of using multiple questionnaires and has acceptable test–retest and internal consistency reliability and factorial, convergent, and known-groups validity.
Kelebihan dan Kekurangan Penerapan Family Numbering System di Puskesmas Dinas Kesehatan Kota Surakarta
Authors: Janti Harjanti , Wariyanti Astri Sri 
Published: March 2020

The numbering system is one of the identification systems used to distinguish one patient's medical record file from another patient. Numbering system in the Surakarta Family Health Service Area Region Health Center Region. The implementation of the numbering system is experiencing problems, if there are patients who move or live separately the Head of the Family takes longer to register the patient, because the Officer will provide a new medical record number, create a new medical record document and a new folder for the patient. The research objective is to identify the strengths and weaknesses of the implementation of the Family Numbering System. A qualitative analysis research method with a case study approach. Sample 16 health centers with saturated sampling techniques. Data collection is done by observation, interview and FGD. The results of the study are the advantages of saving storage space, ease of retrieval and return of documents, ease of access to family-based documents while the weakness of the registration time is longer in the event of separation of the head of the family or moving residence. It is recommended that policies be made for all Puskesmas if there are patients who move house or separate families, maximizing the use of tracers by adding information to the tracer including name, medical record number, date and borrower unit.AbstrakSistem penomoran merupakan salah satu sistem identifikasi yang digunakan untuk membedakan berkas rekam medis satu pasien dengan pasien yang lain. Sistem penomoran di Puskesmas Wilayah Dinas Kesehatan Surakarta Family Numbering System. Pelaksanaan sistem penomoran ini mengalami kendala yaitu jika ada pasien yang pindah tempat tinggal ataupun pisah Kepala Keluarga membutuhkan waktu yang lebih lama dalam mendaftar pasien, dikarenakan Petugas akan memberikan nomor rekam medis baru, membuat dokumen rekam medis baru dan folder yang baru untuk Pasien. Tujuan penelitian untuk mengidentifikasi kelebihan dan kelemahan penerapan Family Numbering System. Metode penelitian analisis kualitatif dengan pendekatan studi kasus. Sampel 16 puskesmas dengan tehnik sampling jenuh. Pengumpulan data dilakukan dengan observasi, wawancara dan FGD. Hasil penelitian yaitu kelebihan hemat tempat penyimpanan, kemudahan pengambilan dan pengembalian dokumen, kemudahan akses dokumen berbasis keluarga sedangkan kelemahan waktu pendaftaran lebih lama jika terjadi pisah Kepala Keluarga atau pindah tempat tinggal. Disarankan adanya penentuan kebijakan untuk semua Puskesmas jika ada pasien yang pindah rumah atau pisah KK, memaksimalkan penggunaan tracer dengan menambahkan informasi pada tracer meliputi nama, nomor rekam medis, tanggal dan unit peminjam.
Tunisiennes en Devenir
Authors: American University Lebanese 
Published: March 2020

Iami!a Binous, Fathia Harzallah, Samira Hamzaoui, Habiba Ben Romdhane, Dorra Mahfoud Draoui, Lea-Vera Tahar Bakoutiand Preface by Fatima Memissi. Comment Vivent Les Femmes. Tunisiennes En Devenir - AFTURD, Ouvrage Collectif. Tunis Ceres Productions. 1992. ISBN 9973-700-77-5 or 9973-700-74-0(1).
The False Hair-Piece
Authors: Al Amir Daisy 
Published: March 2020

Daisy Al Amir is a well known Iraqi poetess, novelist and short story-writer. She was born in Iraq and educated in Lebanon.She served as press and Cultural Attache at the Iraqi Embassy in Beirut for several years. Some of her publications are: The Faraway Country that She LovesAnd the Wave Comes BackThe Cycle of Love and HatredPromises for SaleOn the Waiting List
Impressions, Cedres et Cendres, by Evelyne Accad
Authors: Accad Evelyne 
Published: March 2020

Novelist, song -writer, poet and professor of comparative literature at Illinois University (USA), Evelyne Accad visited Lebanon on a Fulbright Grant to teach Women's Studiesat Beirut University College. From January to June 1984 and despite a heavy teaching schedule and worsening security conditions, Evelyne managed to write a sizeable part of her forthcoming novel «Cedars and Ashes» which is about thewar in Lebanon. Al-Raida is proud to publish the first excerpts of this book
Tribute to Nadia Tueni
Authors: Gardiner Elaine 
Published: March 2020

Nadia Tueni, a great woman poet of Lebanon was snatched away by death on the 20th of June 1983, after a long battle with illness. Those who knew her, and those who didn't, mourned her; for she knew how to perfectly express the often forgotten ties existing between people and their land, beauty and destruction, love and hatred, life and death .
Cesa Nabarawi
Authors: Beeson Irene 
Published: March 2020

Cesa Nabarawi, the doyenne of Egyptian Feminist militants celebrated her eighty-eighth birthday on January 31 st 1981. She was one of the first Egyptian women to dare to «show her face in public" more than half a century ago, when «decent" young girls and ladies were supposed to be heard but not seen.
Edna Kahla, a Poet of Loneliness and Nostalgia
Authors: American University Lebanese 
Published: March 2020

In Anthology of Lebanese Authors in the English Language,(compiled in 1948 by Munah Racy and Rushdi Maalouf, Edna Kahla (Mrs . Khabbaz) is said to be an English-born poet of Lebanese origin, who published a collection of poems that were well received by the British public.
The Implementation of a Women’s Quota System in Lebanese Legislation
Authors: Ekmekji Arda Arsenian 
Published: March 2020

Lebanon was among the first Arab countries to grant women suffrage rights in 1953. Its Constitution clearly stipulates that all its citizens have equal rights (Article 7)1 and enjoy equal opportunities in all spheres of life (Article 12). 2 Yet after half a century of alleged political rights, it is surprising to find that female representation in the Lebanese parliament is still at a minimum. In the 2005 legislative elections, only six women out of the 128 members made it to parliament (4.7 percent), thus ranking Lebanon 125th (out of 138) on the IPU list.3 For a country that prides itself on being among the pioneer Middle Eastern countries in the high proportion of women college graduates the above grading is quite ‘degrading.’ The late women's rights activist, Laure Moghaizel,4 once exclaimed that all Lebanese women who enter parliament do so wearing black since they always run for a seat vacated by a deceased father or spouse.
Saudi Women Score Twice in First Run at Polls
Authors: American University Lebanese 
Published: March 2020

JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia, November 30, 2005 (AFP) - Two Saudi businesswomen swept to a surprise victory in Chamber of Commerce elections Wednesday in thefirst polls in which women stood as candidates in the conservative Muslim kingdom. "I'm happy, but I'm still in shock," Lama al-Suleiman, one of the two winners, told AFP.
What About Masculinity?
Authors: Aghacy Samira 
Published: March 2020

Scholarly attention to gender issues in the Middle East has been focused almost exclusively on a quest to understand femininity. There are as yet no significant studies that make Muslim men visible as gendered subjects, and masculinity inArab Islamic cultures has so far remained an unrecognized and unacknowledged category viewed in essentialist terms and perceived as natural, and self-evident.
Non-Arab Women in the Arab World
Authors: Sensenig-Dabbous Eugene 
Published: March 2020

Delineating gender and cultural identities is closely related to power. Rarely, if ever, are individuals permitted to freely choose how they wish to live their lives as women or men, as members or outsiders vis-à-vis the societal mainstream.This issue of Al-Raida deals with the many forms of “notbelonging” and the struggle for recognition within the member states of the Arab League. It is divided into five sections reflecting the disparate vantage points from which non-Arab women have viewed their role in the Arab world over a period of over 150 years.
Status of Female Prisoners in Yemen
Authors: American University Lebanese 
Published: March 2020

The present article is concerned with the status of women prisoners in Yemen. It presents the results of a field research undertaken by Shaza Nasser, a lawyer interested in human rights and the rights of women and children1. The study reflects the tragic conditionsunder which women live in Yemeni prisons. The article presents also short case studies on some of the women prisoners, and ends with a plea to provide judicial assistance to those women.
A Political Prisoner Testifies
Authors: Sfeir Myriam 
Published: March 2020

I live, along with my family, in Camp Aida for Refugees in Bethlehem in the West Bank. It is a small camp built by UNRWA to accommodate the displaced refugees of 1948. I was brought up in a big family, I have eight brothers and three sisters. Our house was small given that we were extremely poor. My father was the main breadwinner in the family; however, all of us had to work hard when still young in order to earn our livelihood.
Jordan: Women and Politics
Authors: Husseini Rana 
Published: March 2020

With an expected call for parliamentary elections this fall, former women candidates look with mixed expectations at their chances of winning seats in the 80-member Lower Houst. "I am planning to run for the upcoming elections nomatter what the outcome of the draft elections law was," stated Toujan Faisal, who in 1993 was the first and only woman to make it to the House.
Insiders/Outsiders-Emic/Etic Study of Women and Gender in the New Millennium
Authors: Zuhur Sherifa 
Published: March 2020

This Thematic Conversation will assess the impact and changes in a significant and ongoing debate within women and gender studies and related disciplines. This debate concerns the insider vs. externalobserver in the study of and/or teaching on women and gender of the Middle East. Within anthropology it isdescribed as the emic vs. the etic approach to observation and understanding. Now that a broad and varied body of data and publications on the topics of women and gender of the Middle East has appeared in the last quarter of the twentieth century, it is fitting that transformations in the methodologies of research, academic di scourses about these topics, and pedagogical approaches should have occurred in various ways. The intent of the Conversation will be to assess the value of the emic/etic debate in different areas of this multidi sciplinary field and consider whether recent versions of this debate can further new directions for research (or new approaches to teaching on women/gender).
Testimonies on Honor Crimes
Authors: Hamdar Abir 
Published: March 2020

Ten years ago, a young girl from a small village in the Bekaa valley was shot to death to 'cleanse the family honor'. Twenty-five men from the victim's clan witnessed the scene. Al Raida meets one of those men - who happens to be the girl 's uncle on her mother's side - and he recounts in detail what took place. This is what 75-year old AbuMufid (initials A.A) said.
Kuwaiti Women in the Line of Fire
Authors: Maalouf Lynn 
Published: March 2020

On May 16th, 1999, Sheikh Jaber AI-Ahmed AI-Subah, the Emir of Kuwait, issued a decree granting women the right to vote and run for public office, "in appreciation of the effective and important role played by Kuwaiti women." With Kuwait having the only elected parliament in the Gulf, this move heralded a substantial step in the process of "democratization". Nevertheless, the Kuwaiti experience with democratization took a different turn, on November 30th, 1999, when the Kuwaiti parliament rejected this decree, depriving women thereby from their full constitutional rights, the right to become first-class citizens in their own country.
Silence ...and Worse Silence to Come ...
Authors: Hamdar Abir 
Published: March 2020

It all happened a year ago, or maybe it was just three months ago ... yesterday .. today or even tomorrow. I do not remember ... Perhaps I just don 't want to remember. The newspaper I worked for asked me to write an article on female sexual abuse in Beirut. I was ecstatic. I've always loved investigative articles ... probing into causes, effects ... facts, explanations ... I've always been so naive.
The Beirut Declaration
Authors: American University Lebanese 
Published: March 2020

A regional conference on "Gender and Communication Policy" in the Middle East and North Africa was jointly organized in Beirut, Lebanon, by the World Association for Christian Communication (WACC) and the Institute for Women's Studies in the Arab World (IWSAW), at the Lebanese American University, from November 9 to November 12, 1999. Thirty participants from eight countries attended theConference.
Prevention is Better than Cure
Authors: Sfeir Myriam 
Published: March 2020

In Lebanon there are no more than ten doctors specialized in Geriatric medicine. Dr. Thuraya Arayssi is the only Geriatric specialist at the American University Medical Center (AUB -MC). She is also a specialist in Internal Medicine andRheumatology. This interview took place in her office at AUB - MC
Hayy Al-Lija
Authors: Ibrahim Saleh 
Published: March 2020

Hayy al-Lija, a novel written by Balqis al-Humani and published in 1969, presents the life style of a poor segment of the Lebanese society. While portraying thelife and daily practices of this particular group of people, it tracks the social progress and change that took place along a span of time stretching immediately before World War I until the period following World War II.
Temporary Marriage
Authors: Sfeir Myriam 
Published: March 2020

Temporary or Mut'a marriage is one of the most fiercely contested moral issues in Islam. When taking on the subject of Mut 'a marriage, Muslims enter a battle in which lines are drawn between the "Shiite" and the "Sunni" . The debate be tween these two fronts is endless, i. e., the Shiite consider this marriage to be legitimate, whereas according to the Sunni it is forbidden.
Jumana Sayegh: Crafts
Authors: King-Irani Laurie 
Published: March 2020

A harmonious blending of materials, ideas and influences characterizes the art works of Jumana Sayegh. Her arresting multi-media pieces, which cannot be accurately described as either paintings, sculptures, tapestries, or pottery, since they combine elements of all of these genres, link eas.t and west, urban and rural, tradition and modernity.
Image of Women in Children's Textbooks
Authors: Nasr Julinda Abu , Batrouni Zinat Diab 
Published: March 2020

Interest in the concepts of masculinity and femininity, which was an outgrowth of the women's movement, has focused on sex role stereotypes and the potential adverse effect they have on personality development. It is well documented that sex role definitions of a society are learned through the process of socialization. According to the social learning theory, sextyped behavior is mostly acquired through observational learning' or 'identification'. Mischel (1970: 29) reports that "observational learning behavior may result from watching what others (models) do, or from attending to symbols such as words and pictures." Mischel goes on to say: "Undoubtedly, T.v., movies, books, stories and other symbolic media play an important part in transmission of information about stereotyped behavior ... " (1970: 45). Based on the assumption that books are influential in introducing models to children, it becomes necessary to familiarize ourselves with the type of models that are being advocated in their story books through the symbols of words and illustrations.
TRADISI MASYARAKAT DI DESA SUKA KIONG KAUPATEN MANGGARAI BARAT FLORES NTT
Authors: SETIAWAN WINDI 
Published: March 2020

Wuat wa’i merupakan suatu tradisi warisan nenek moyang orang Manggarai Tradisi ini diwariskan secara turun temurun yang harus dijaga dan dilestarikan dengan baik. Sebagai sebuah warisan tentunya memiliki nilai-nilai yang baik yang terkandung di dalamnya. Selain sebagai sumber nilai-nilai dalam kehidupan bermasyarakat, tradisi waut wa’i merupakan salah satu warisan budaya dari para leluhur. Tradisi Wuat Wa’i merupakan kebiasaan yang terus dipakai sejak nenek moyang Manggarai ada hingga generasi sekarang. Dalam penelitian ini, peneliti tertarik meneliti dua hal yaitu (1) tentang nilai-nilai apa saja yang terkandung pada mantra waut wa’i sebagai tradisi masyarakat di Desa Suka Kiong Kabupaten Mangarai Barat Flores NTT (2) Fungsi apa saja yang terkandung dalam mantra wuat wa’i sebagai tradisi masyarakat di Desa Suka Kiong Kabupaten Manggarai Barat Flores NTT. Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian jenis kualitatif dengan menggunakan metode deskriptif, yang menghasilkan data deskriptif berupa kata-kata yang tertulis atau lisan orang lain dan perilaku yang dapat diamati. Penelitian ini memaparkan tentang nilai-nilai dan fungsi yang terkandung dalam mantra wuat wa’i di desa Suka Kiong. Hasil dari penelitian ini adalah berupa nilai-nilai dan fungsi yang terkandung di dalam mantra wuat wa’i sebagai tradisi masyarakat.
Occurrence Of Strongyloides Stercoralis In Slum Areas Of Dhaka, Bangladesh
Authors: Sultana Yasmin , Amin Al , Sehrin Subrina , Begum Aleya 
Published: March 2020

The present study was conducted to find out the prevalence of Strongyloidesstercoralisin three slum areas of Dhaka, Bangladesh. Overall prevalence of S. stercoralis incollected samples was found to be 14.68%. Other enteric parasites detected in the stoolwere Ascarislumbricoides (16.08%), Trichuristrichura (8.39%) and Enterobiusvermicularis (5.59%). Male respondents showed higher prevalence (16.66%) of S.stercoralis infection compared to female (11.32%). Age group of 41-50 years showed thehighest prevalence (44.44%) compared to other age groups. Highest infestation rate wasobserved in labors (22.22%). Mud floor house dweller showed higher prevalence ofinfestation (18.66%) compared to those in cement floor. Prevalence of S. stercoralis washighest (20.77%) in community latrine users. Supplied drinking water users also showedthe higher infection rate (15.84%). Bare footed respondents showed infection rate ofabout 16.66%, whereas 11.86% was noted in those who use shoes.
Asiat. Soc. Bangladesh, Sci. 41(1): 45-50, June 2015
Assessment Of The Dynamics Of Coastal Island In Bangladesh Using Geospatial Techniques: Domar Char
Authors: Hossain Khandaker Tanvir , Salauddin Md , Tanim Istiaqe Ahmed 
Published: March 2020

Erosion and accretion rate are found very high in the estuary of an active delta which can be observed by satellite imageries. According to the multispectral satellite imageries it is found that accretion of Domar Char (a little island belongs to Meghna estuary) was more than 1192 hectares in last 25 years. The study was conducted in five years interval from 1990 to 2015 using spatial analyst extension of ArcGIS. It is revealed that accretion rate is about 208 hectares/year and erosion is about 160 hectares/year, which indicates the dynamic nature of the island. According to Landsat imageries about 2500 hectares of land rose in five years (1990 to 1995) and again lost 2300 hectares of land in next five years (1995 to 2000). Though the total area of intertidal zone has decreased, the area of barren land, vegetation and sand dune has increased over the time.
Asiat. Soc. Bangladesh, Sci. 42(2): 219-228, December 2016
PENGARUH JUMLAH USAHA MIKRO KECIL MENENGAH DAN JUMLAH TENAGA KERJA UMKM TERHADAP SUMBANGAN PRODUK DOMESTIK BRUTO UMKM PERIODE TAHUN 1997 – 2016
Authors: Sidin Cecep , Indiarti Miralda 
Published: March 2020

Penelitian ini dimaksudkan untuk membuktikan adanya pengaruh varibel bebas pertama yaitu Jumlah Usaha Mikro Kecil Menengah (UMKM) dan variabel bebas kedua yaitu Jumlah Tenaga Kerja UMKM terhadap variabel terikat yaitu Sumbangan Produk Domestik Bruto (PDB) UMKM sebagai salah satu indikator Perekonomian Indonesia periode tahun 1997-2016. Dengan bantuan program SPSS versi 24 didapat hasil penelitian bahwa determinasi koefisien nilai R sebesar 0,767 dan sedangkan nilai R Square sebesar 0,588 atau 58,8%, hal ini dapat dinyatakan dengan hasil analisa secara bersama-sama variabel independen Jumlah UMKM (X1) dan Jumlah Tenaga Kerja UMKM (X2) terhadap variabel dependen Sumbangan Produk Domestik Bruto (PDB) UMKM (Y) memiliki nilai positif dan tingkat persentase pengaruhnya tinggi yaitu sebesar 58,8% dan sisanya sebesar 41,2% disebabkan oleh faktor-faktor lain. Berdasarkan pada hasil uji ANOVA didapat nilai ratio - F sebesar 12,126 dengan signifikansi sebesar 0,001 karena nilai tersebut lebih kecil dari level signifikansi α ˃ 0,01 maka Ho ditolak. Selanjutnya dapat dikatakan variabel Jumlah UMKM (X1) dan Jumlah Tenaga Kerja UMKM (X2) secara bersama-sama berpengaruh signifikan dengan variabel Sumbangan PDB UMKM (Y) yaitu Hipotesis alternatif (Ha) terbukti.Kata kunci : Wirausaha, UMKM, Tenaga Kerja, PDB.