bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
120. rocznica powstania styczniowego. Msza św. za ojczyznę w warszawskim kościele św. Stanisława Kostki – 30 stycznia 1983 roku
Authors: Szczecina Grzegorz Kamil 
Published: August 2020

Nauczanie bł. ks. Jerzego Popiełuszki wpisuje się w nurt kaznodziejstwa patriotycznego w Polsce. W latach 1982-1984 sprawował on słynne w kraju Msze św. za Ojczyznę w kościele p.w. św. Stanisława Kostki na warszawskim Żoliborzu. Wyjątkowa była oprawa każdego z comiesięcznych nabożeństw, na które składała się modlitwa za Naród, śpiew, dekoracja plastyczna w prezbiterium, recytacja poezji oraz kazanie. Wszystko to było utrzymane w patriotycznym przekazie, a przede wszystkim w danym temacie, gdyż każda z Mszy św. za Ojczyznę była poświęcona innemu zagadnieniu. Wyjątkową była liturgia z 30 stycznia 1983 roku, którą męczennik komunizmu sprawował w 120. rocznicę powstania styczniowego. W kazaniu przedstawił on sytuację społeczną poprzedzającą zryw niepodległościowy w 1863 roku. Przywołał powstanie listopadowe, wojnę polsko-bolszewicką oraz II wojną światową dla lepszego zobrazowania dziejowego zmagania się rodaków o wolność Narodu i Polski. Posłużyło to kapelanowi „Solidarności” do utwierdzenia wiernych w miłości do Ojczyzny, a także w nadziei oraz wytrwałości w zmaganiu się o poszanowanie praw człowieka i społeczeństwa, nierespektowanych przez totalitarny reżim. Dopełnieniem treści była m.in. dekoracja oraz przesłanie poetyckie oprawy artystycznej.
The Experiences of Healthcare Providers Regarding Professional Ethics of Front Line Health Workers (A Qualitative Study)
Authors: Abedi Ghasem , Momeni Rahkola Ghader , Rouhani Samad 
Published: August 2020

Background and purpose: There is a return to rationality and ethics in the approach of current world. After several eras, humanity comes to consider rationality and ethics in addressing its physical and moral needs. From this point of view, ethics could be considered as a center of evolution in the future. This approach mainly influences those practices that are in the lead in serving people. Therefore, in this study, the aim was to investigate stakeholders’ points of view about Phenomenological ethics and professional behavior of auxiliary health workers at first level of health services delivery. Materials and methods: This qualitative study was conducted through semi-structural interview in 2017. The study population included 9 principals of staff technical unit, 5 physicians in charge of rural comprehensive health centers, and 12 auxiliary health workers of affiliated health houses who were selected purposefully. After conducting the interviews, the data was transferred to paper and analyzed using content analysis with emphasis on core and non-core factors that influence behavior and professional ethics of auxiliary health workers from inter-organization stakeholders’ viewpoints. Findings: The results of this study included two general domains of the main elements (ethical and behavioral), and a total of 12 sub-areas of each of the two main elements, including 3 sub-domains that comprised the moral criterion: (secrecy, censorship, good behavior), as well as three behavioral criteria (accountability, expressive power, motivation), and ultimately 107 basic categories from 3 perspectives, which were all selected by institutional stakeholders: technical units, physicians of comprehensive health centers, as well as healthcare providers.Conclusion: The expressed experiences have shown that the issues surrounding the ethics and behavior of auxiliary health workers who are providing health services at the front line of health system, is inevitable in order to intervene in improving and promoting the quality of morality and behavior of this group of health professionals.
The association between maternal depression and anxiety on nutritional problems in children aged 6 to 36 months
Authors: Effatpanah Mohammad , Rezaee-Taheri Reza , Moghadam Siyahkali Saeedreza Jamali , Dadras Omid , Abedi-Taleb Elahe , Hashemi Rezvan , Tavakolizadeh Reza , Mojtahedi Yousef , Asadollahi Elnaz , Seyedalinaghi Seyedahmad 
Published: August 2020

Background and purpose: Maternal depression and anxiety can cause nutritional problems in offspring. Despite the numerous literature, the knowledge regarding the impact of maternal mental health on child’s eating disorder is still limited. This study explored the impact of maternal depression and anxiety on eating disorders among children aged 6 to 36 months in Tehran, Iran.Material and Methods: A total number of 320 children aged 6 to 36 months old and their mothers were enrolled at a teaching university hospital in Tehran (Ziaeian Hospital). To collect the data, the inventory of problematic eating behaviors for 36-month old children, Beck Depression Inventory (BDI-II) questionnaire, Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI) questionnaire, and demographic information questionnaire were used. To examine the relationship between maternal depression and anxiety with childhood feeding problems, bivariate (Chi-square) and multivariate (logistic regression) analyses were employed.Results: The mean mothers’ depression and anxiety scores were found to be 15.97 (SD = 12.08) and 14.26 (SD = 11.87), respectively. An estimated 23.8 % of children were suffering from eating disorders. There was a significant association between the mother’s severe depression and child’s eating disorder [OR = 5.7; CI (95%) = 2.92-11.43]. Although this association attenuated for the moderate level of depression in mothers, it was still statistically significant [OR= 2.25; CI (95%) = 1.05-4.8]. There was also a significant association between the moderate level of anxiety in mother and child’s eating disorder [OR = 2.17; CI (95%) = 1.15-4.10].Conclusion: It appeared that the children of mothers with higher levels of depression experienced more eating disorders during childhood. Furthermore, middle maternal anxiety level was associated with more feeding abnormalities in children. Therefore, screening and addressing the mental health issues in mothers at the early stages could prevent from future eating disorders in offspring.
Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor Training Needs Assessment and Competence Measure: An Exploratory Factor Analysis
Authors: Kundu Madan M. , Dutta Alo , Chan Fong , Torres Viviana , Fleming Kayla 
Published: August 2020

PurposeTo validate an 80-item self-report measure, A Systems Approach to Placement: Self-Assessment for Students and Counselors (SAP-SASC), designed to identify critical areas of knowledge, skills, and competencies possessed by rehabilitation counselors in state vocational rehabilitation (VR) agency settings.Participants275 rehabilitation counselors from state VR agencies in Louisiana, Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, and tribal VR in Oklahoma participated in this study.MethodDescriptive statistics and exploratory factor analysis (EFA) were utilized to validate the factorial structure of the SAP-SASC.ResultsEFA revealed a six-factor solution comprising professional competence related to the following subsystems: employer, health and education, client, social and contextual, funding, and placement personnel. The internal consistency reliability coefficients for the six sub-scales range from .90 to .96. Counselors in this study rated themselves as having high competence in addressing direct job placement, formal education/skills enhancement, and family related needs impacting delivery of VR services.ConclusionThe SAP-SASC provides a useful measure of professional competencies required for VR practices. The six key competence areas of the instrument are essential for the provision of quality VR services.
Vocational Rehabilitation Service Patterns and Employment Outcomes for Hispanics with Spinal Cord Injuries
Authors: Arango-Lasprilla Juan Carlos , da Silva Cardoso Elizabeth , Wilson Lisa M. , Romero Maria G. , Chan Fong , Sung Connie 
Published: August 2020

PurposeThis study examined demographic and rehabilitation service variables affecting employment outcomes of people with spinal cord injury (SCI) receiving services from state vocational rehabilitation agencies. A secondary purpose was to determine whether there are disparities in services and outcomes between European American and Hispanic clients.MethodThe sample included 3,119 European Americans and 395 Hispanics who were closed either as rehabilitated (Status 26) or not rehabilitated (Status 28) by their state vocational rehabilitation agencies in the fiscal year 2005. The dependent variable is employment outcomes. The predictor variables include a set of personal characteristic variables and rehabilitation service variables.ResultsLogistic regression analysis results indicated that education, on-the-job training, job search assistance, job placement assistance, on-the-job support, maintenance services, assistive technology and other services were significant predictors of successful employment outcomes for individuals with SCI. European Americans were more likely to receive assistive technology services, and Hispanics were more likely to receive support services related to basic living needs.ConclusionsAssistive technology services, basic support services, and job placement support services were found to contribute significantly to successful rehabilitation outcomes. Minor disparities in case expenditures and service patterns were found between Hispanic and European American clients.
Curbside Consultation for the Nurse Practitioner: Qualitative Inquiry for Education, Policy, and Practice
Authors: Papermaster Amy , Champion Jane Dimmitt 
Published: August 2020

Background and PurposeCurbside consultation (CC), defined as pursuing information or recommendation regarding patient care, without request for formal consultation is a favored information source for nurse practitioners (NPs) when making clinical decisions in practice settings. Research and education concerning CC among NPs is lacking. The purpose of this study was to obtain an understanding of NP perceptions of interpersonal aspects of the CC process to inform NP clinical practice and education.MethodsQualitative descriptive design and inductive content analysis was used. Twenty primary care and specialty care NP were recruited using purposive sampling for conduct of individual interviews.ResultsContent analysis identified themes describing interpersonal components of the CC process. NP practiced in collaboration with physicians in variable roles within primary care and specialty care settings. These collaborations varied dependent upon supervisory relationships with physicians. Additional themes concerned NP professional experience and characteristics of experts desired for CC. These characteristics included NP perceptions of colleague experience and expertise, trust, and interpersonal relationship dynamics.Implications for PracticeCC processes for NPs are multidimensional, including interpersonal themes as components of this communication exchange. Given CC is a highly utilized resource for NPs, further inquiry is critical for understanding of its implications for NP practice, policy, and education internationally.
Designing a Clinical Ethics Education Program for Nurses Based on the ADDIE Model
Authors: Kim Sanghee , Choi Soyoung , Seo Minjeong , Kim Doo Ree , Lee Kyunghwa 
Published: August 2020

Background and PurposeThe ADDIE (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation) model enables educators to create programs using a systematic approach designed to meet learner's needs. The purpose of this study was to develop and evaluate a clinical ethics education program for nurses to improve their ethical confidence, ethical competence, and moral sensitivity.MethodsThe study was conducted in three steps. In the first step, a seven-session ethics program was developed using the ADDIE model. The themes of each session were as follows: (a) sharing individual ethical issues in clinical settings; (b) understanding a process involved in ethical decision-making; (c) identifying ethical issues in end-of-life care; (d) identifying ethical issues in family caregiving; (e) learning communication skills; (f) developing ethical leadership skills; and (g) reflecting to build self-awareness of the significance of practicing clinical ethics. The second step involved the delivery of the program. In the third step, using a mixed methods design, the effects of the program were evaluated through a quantitative survey administered both before and after completion of the program and focus group interviews.ResultsThe seven-session ethics program based on the ADDIE model improved ethical confidence, ethical competence, and moral sensitivity in nurses.Implications for PracticeThe ADDIE model can be an effective tool in nursing education, offering an established structure for developing educational programs. In order to validate the effectiveness of the ethics program, it is necessary to conduct repeated measure studies and further studies at the institutional level.
Las páginas del Haber en un cuaderno de contabilidad, marca Carabela: las copias en limpio de los cuentos de Borges de 1939 a 1941
Authors: Balderston Daniel 
Published: August 2020

Este artículo describe la práctica de Borges de escribir las segundas versiones de la mayor parte de los cuentos de El jardín de senderos que se bifurcan (1941) en las páginas del Haber de un cuaderno de contabilidad. Luego de reconstruir el contenido de ese cuaderno (del que se cortaron los borradores de los cuentos), de estudia en detalle el manuscrito de uno de los cuentos, “Examen de la obra de Herbert Quain”. Por unos detalles que difieren de la versión publicada en Sur, se puede fechar ese manuscrito con cierta precisión.
Special Issue on Brain Machine/Computer Interface and its Application
Authors: Fujisawa Shoichiro , Fukumi Minoru , Cao Jianting , Mitsukura Yasue , Ito Shin-ichi 
Published: August 2020

Brain machine/computer interface (BMI/BCI) technologies are based on analyzing brain activity to control machines and support the communication of commands and messages. To sense brain activities, a functional NIRS and electroencephalogram (EEG) that has been developed for that purpose is often employed. Analysis techniques and algorithms for the NIRS and EEG signals have also been created, and human support systems in the form of BMI/BCI applications have been developed. In the field of rehabilitation, BMI/BCI is used to control environment control systems and electric wheelchairs. In medicine, BMI/BCI is used to assist in communications for patient support. In industry, BMI/BCI is used to analyze sensibility and develop novel games.
This special issue on Brain Machine/Computer Interface and its Application includes six interesting papers that cover the following topics: an EEG analysis method for human-wants detection, cognitive function using EEG analysis, auditory P300 detection, a wheelchair control BCI using SSVEP, a drone control BMI based on SSVEP that uses deep learning, and an improved CMAC model.
We thank all authors and reviewers of the papers and the Editorial Board of Journal of Robotics and Mechatronics for its help with this special issue.
Complex, Multidirectional Carpometacarpal Dislocations
Authors: Dhal Anil , Prakash Saket , Kalra Pulkit 
Published: August 2020

Case:
We present a rare combined convergent-divergent carpometacarpal (CMC) fracture dislocation with median nerve involvement in a young adult after a motorbike accident. Radiographs revealed a volar dislocation of the second and fifth metacarpals and dorsal dislocation of the third and fourth metacarpals with bases of the second and fifth metacarpals found to be converging in the coronal plane. Open reduction and fixation was performed with carpal tunnel release.

Conclusion:
Combined convergent-divergent CMC fracture dislocation should be kept as a differential while evaluating CMC dislocations. Metacarpal cascade line (posteroanterior view) and 2 lateral views (radial side up and ulnar side up) with computed tomography scan (3-dimensional reconstruction) prove to be vital in such high-energy trauma.
Isolated Acromial Fracture in a Cyclist
Authors: Dukan Ruben , Abboud Johnny , Ouchrif Younes 
Published: August 2020

Case:
An isolated acromial fracture was diagnosed in a 45-year-old subject, recreational athlete, during a cycling fall on the shoulder. Clinical examination combined with x-ray and computerized tomography scan confirmed the isolated injury. Open reduction and osteosynthesis using a tension band technique was performed. The patient was immobilized in a sling for 6 weeks, and fixation hardware was removed after 6 months. At the 1-year follow-up, patient had returned to his preinjury level of athletic activity.

Conclusion:
Isolated acromial fracture is an uncommon sports-related injury. Although several treatment modalities exist, nonoperative, immobilization treatment is typically effective if fracture is not displaced. Osteosynthesis should be considered if there is subacromial impingement or fracture displacement >10 mm.
Tidal estuarine deposits of the transgressive Naturita Formation (Dakota Sandstone): San Rafael Swell, Utah, U.S.A.
Authors: Phillips Stephen P. , Howell John A. , Hartley Adrian J. , Chmielewska Magda 
Published: August 2020

ABSTRACTThin tidal estuarine deposits of the Naturita Formation (0–23 m) of the San Rafael Swell record the initial flooding of the Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway, Utah, and capture the transition from inland fluvial systems to fully marine conditions over a time period of 5 My or less. A tide-dominated estuarine environment is favored due to the combined presence of mud and/or carbonaceous drapes on ripples and dunes, bidirectional flow indicators, sigmoidal cross-stratification, herring-bone cross-stratification, and bimodal paleocurrent measurements. Facies associations are arranged in a predictable manner. Locally at the base of the Naturita Formation, tidally influenced fluvial channel deposits are present. These are overlain by tidal bars, including subtidal bars and intertidal point bars. Overlying the tidal bars are sand-flat and mud-flat deposits as well as bedded coal and carbonaceous mudstone that represents a supratidal setting in the estuary. The Formation can be capped by a thin transgressive lag composed of shell debris, and/or pebbles, that marks the final transition into the fully marine Tununk Shale Member of the overlying Mancos Shale.Lateral relationships between estuaries and adjacent paleohighs shed light on the influence of foreland-basin tectonics on the location and preservation of tide-dominated estuaries. Estuarine and shoreface deposits are absent along the eastern flank of the San Rafael Swell and eastward for more than 80 km. This zone of nondeposition or erosion is coincident with the location of the forebulge in the developing foreland basin, implying that growth of the forebulge prohibited the development of, or enhanced the later erosion of, estuarine deposits. Conversely, enhanced accommodation in the transition into the foredeep depozone allow the preservation of tide-dominated estuarine deposits along the western flank of the San Rafael Swell. Additionally, the possibility of a pre-Laramide tectonic history for the San Rafael Swell is indicated by a distinct lack of Naturita Formation deposits in an area that is coincident with the modern-day axis of the anticline.Overall, the Naturita records the initial flooding of the Western Interior Seaway in the San Rafael Swell region and provides an excellent case study of the deposits that are laid down in a transgressive system that passes from coastal-plain to offshore deposits.
A Robust and Efficient Method of Designing Piles for Landslide Stabilization
Authors: Yu Yang , Li Xingmin , Pan Xiaohua , Lü Qing 
Published: August 2020

ABSTRACT
Stabilizing pile is a widely used method to reduce the development of large-scale landslides. Optimizing the pile geometry is a great challenge in the design of stabilizing piles with the purpose of cost-effectiveness, especially for soil strength parameters with large uncertainty. The objective of this study is to propose a robust and efficient method of designing piles for landslide stabilization with the consideration of the safety of slope, uncertainty of soil parameters, and cost of stabilizing piles. A new response surface, which incorporates soil parameters and stabilizing force into a quadratic polynomial function, is first proposed. Unknown coefficients of the quadratic polynomial function are solved with a numerical method at typical sampling points. Based on the solved quadratic polynomial function, the mean and standard deviation of factor of safety (FOS) of the pile-stabilized slope as well as the signal-to-noise factor are then calculated in order to evaluate the design robustness. A framework based on the concept of robust geotechnical design is presented, and its feasibility is illustrated by two cases of soil slopes. The results indicate that the proposed robust geotechnical design method could be used to optimize the design of landslide-stabilizing piles.
Substance Use Identification and Follow-up Rates among Commercial and Medicare Health Insurance Members in Primary Care and Other Settings
Authors: Baker John G. , Doxbeck David R. , Washington Melanie E. , Horton Angela , Dunning Adam 
Published: August 2020

Abstract
Background: The objective of this study was to investigate factors associated with substance use disorder identification and follow-up rates among samples of members of a private health insurance plan. Methods: In an observational study, samples of claims data for 2017 for Commercial and Medicare members from a private health insurer were accessed and analyzed using descriptive statistics, decision tree analysis, and linear regression models. Results: Medicare members had higher rates of inclusion in a measure of substance use disorder than Commercial members, lower rates of initial short term follow-up, more opioid prescriptions from primary care provides, fewer prescriptions for opioid treatment, and higher rates of selected comorbid conditions. Mental health diagnoses and substance use disorder co-occurred frequently and to a greater extent in the Medicare sample. Among commercial members, there were primarily alcohol problems that increased with age, while opioid misuse at about 10% peaked in the mid-twenties. More males were included among all substance types. The overall rate for an initial short term follow-up visit indicating initiation of treatment was 30%. There were large differences in the follow-up rates across settings with a very low rate (4.6% for alcohol and 6.9% for opioid) in primary care settings. Conclusions: These results suggest that increased attention in primary care to young adult males and to older adults, may help to reduce substance use disorder rates, especially alcohol misuise.