bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
The Future of Disability Research in Australia: Protocol for a Multiphase Research Agenda–Setting Study
Authors: Smith-Merry Jennifer , O'Donovan Mary-Ann , Dew Angela , Hemsley Bronwyn , Imms Christine , Carey Gemma , Darcy Simon , Ellem Kathy , Gallego Gisselle , Gilroy John , Guastella Adam , Marella Manjula , McVilly Keith , Plumb Jenny 
Published: October 2021

Background
For people with disabilities to live a good life, it is essential that funded research in health and social care addresses their interests, meets their needs, and fills gaps in our understanding of the impact that services, systems, and policies may have on them. Decisions about research funding should be based on an understanding of the research priorities of people with disabilities, their supporters and allies, disability researchers, service providers, and policy makers working in the field.

Objective
The aim of this protocol is to describe the research design and methods of a large-scale, disability research agenda–setting exercise conducted in 2021 in Australia.

Methods
The research agenda–setting exercise involves 3 integrated phases of work. In the first phase, a previous audit of disability research in Australia is updated to understand previous research and continuing gaps in the research. Building on this, the second phase involves consultation with stakeholders—people with disabilities and their supporters and family members, the disability workforce, and people working within services and connected sectors (eg, aging, employment, education, and housing), academia, and public policy. Data for the second phase will be gathered as follows: a national web-based survey; a consultation process undertaken through the government and nongovernment sector; and targeted consultation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, children with disabilities and their families, people with cognitive disability, and people with complex communication needs. The third phase involves a web-based survey to develop a research agenda based on the outcomes of all phases.

Results
We have started working on 2 parts of the research prioritization exercise. Through the research-mapping exercise we identified 1241 journal articles and book chapters (referred to as research papers) and 225 publicly available reports (referred to as research reports) produced over the 2018-2020 period. Data collection for the national survey has also been completed. We received 973 fully completed responses to the survey. Analysis of these data is currently underway.

Conclusions
This multi-method research agenda–setting study will be the first to provide an indication of the areas of health and social research that people across the Australian disability community consider should be prioritized in disability research funding decisions. Project results from all phases will be made publicly available through reports, open-access journal publications, and Easy Read documents.

International Registered Report Identifier (IRRID)
DERR1-10.2196/31126
CONTRIBUCIÓN DE LA GESTIÓN DEL CONOCIMIENTO EN LA GERENCIA DE PROYECTOS
Authors: Mercado Arroyo Mauricio Andres , Salas Pérez Etelvina Isabel , Vitola Rodríguez Kelly del Camern 
Published: October 2021

A lo largo de la historia se ha generado conocimiento en las empresas, pero solo en los últimos años toma relevancia la gestión del conocimiento como herramienta de mejoramiento y desarrollo en la gerencia de proyectos. Con una revisión documental en las últimas dos décadas, se identifica a la gestión del conocimiento como un modelo que complementa y apoya el proceso gerencial.El objetivo de este artículo se centra en determinar los aportes que ofrece la implementación de modelos de gestión del conocimiento en el desarrollo de la gerencia de proyectos. Se concluye que uno de los factores de éxito de las empresas radica en la creación, sistematización y difusión del conocimiento, teniendo en cuenta que es compromiso del gerente de proyectos incentivar continuamentemodelos de gestión del conocimiento en todos los procesos organizacionales.
MIRADA AL LIDERAZGO INNOVADOR EN UNIVERSIDADES PÚBLICAS COLOMBIANAS.
Authors: NIEBLES WILLIAM , HOYOS BABILONIA LORENA 
Published: October 2021

El artículo tiene como objetivo analizar el liderazgo innovador en las universidades públicas colombianas. De tipo documental, con diseño bibliográfico. Para la recolección de datos fue utilizada la ficha de trabajo y se realizó un análisis cualitativo. Como resultado de este análisis, se concluyó, que el liderazgo innovador constituye una herramienta para la optimización del funcionamiento de las universidades públicas colombianas, además de ser promotor de la investigación como fundamento e impulso del desarrollo, a través de la exaltación de la capacidad innovativa que caracteriza el talento humano de las Instituciones de Educación Superior. Por lo tanto, se requiere continuar estudiando detalladamente todos los aspectos relacionados con liderazgo e innovación, para alcanzar recomendables niveles en cuanto a competitividad y creatividad dentro del circuito de crecimiento y progreso que hace funcionar concatenádamente la inversión, desarrollo e investigación.
NUMERO COMPLETO
Authors: BUELVAS PARRA JOHN ARTURO 
Published: October 2021

I. Plan estratégico para el área de extensión y proyección social del programa de administración de empresas de la universidad de sucre con base en el modelo de responsabilidad social universitario.
II. Incidencia de las instituciones de apoyo a la creación de empresas en la ciudad de Sincelejo año 2010 y 2011
III. La política en la civilización capitalista
IV. Uso y dependencia de las remesas exteriores en la comunidad unisucreña
V. Una mirada a la valoración empresarial como método autoritario en las MIPYMES
VI. Una mirada al liderazgo innovador en universidades públicas colombianas
VII. El poder y la gestión del conocimiento: las claves del cambio organizacional.
VIII. Nuevo regionalismo internacional: sus expresiones en Latinoamérica
THE “CORRESPONDENCE” OF NICOGHAYOS ADONTS
Authors: Samvel Asatryan Miopap 
Published: October 2021

The letters of famous people are national and universal-sounding events. This is a reality from antic times, the manifestations of which are also present in the ancient, medieval, as well as new and modern Armenian literature.
We have in our possession 135 letters of the internationally renowned byzantinist, armenologist, philologist and historian Nicoghayos Adonts, written from 1893 to 1940.
The 135 letters of Nicoghayos Adonts, with corresponding notes, were prepared to publication by historian Petros Hovhanissian, who devoted his whole life to the study and publication of Adont’s scientific heritage. The 7th volume of the works of the famous scientist is dedicated to these letters.
Adonts’ “Correspondence” contains numerous letters addressed to N. Marr, N. Akinian, G. Hovsepian, T. Gushakian, K. Zarian and others, the theses in which are basic and can still be used by linguists, critics, politicians, historians and people involved in science in general.
Comparative evaluation of tomosynthesis, computed tomography, and magnetic resonance imaging findings for metacarpophalangeal joints from equine cadavers
Authors: Stewart Holly L. , Kawcak Christopher E. , Inscoe Christina R. , Puett Connor , Lee Yueh Z. , Lu Jianping , Zhou Otto Z. , Selberg Kurt T. 
Published: October 2021

Abstract

OBJECTIVE
To describe the technique and assess the diagnostic potential and limitations of tomosynthesis for imaging of the metacarpophalangeal joint (MCPJ) of equine cadavers; compare the tomosynthesis appearance of pathological lesions with their conventional radiographic, CT, and MRI appearances; and evaluate all imaging findings with gross lesions of a given MCPJ.

SAMPLE
Distal portions of 4 forelimbs from 4 equine cadavers.

PROCEDURES
The MCPJs underwent radiography, tomosynthesis (with a purpose-built benchtop unit), CT, and MRI; thereafter, MCPJs were disarticulated and evaluated for the presence of gross lesions. The ability to identify pathological lesions on all images was assessed, followed by semiobjective scoring for quality of the overall image and appearance of the subchondral bone, articular cartilage, periarticular margins, and adjacent trabecular bone of the third metacarpal bone, proximal phalanx, and proximal sesamoid bones of each MCPJ.

RESULTS
Some pathological lesions in the subchondral bone of the third metacarpal bone were detectable with tomosynthesis but not with radiography. Overall, tomosynthesis was comparable to radiography, but volumetric imaging modalities were superior to tomosynthesis and radiography for imaging of subchondral bone, articular cartilage, periarticular margins, and adjacent bone.

CONCLUSIONS AND CLINICAL RELEVANCE
With regard to the diagnostic characterization of equine MCPJs, tomosynthesis may be more accurate than radiography for identification of lesions within subchondral bone because, in part, of its ability to reduce superimposition of regional anatomic features. Tomosynthesis may be useful as an adjunctive imaging technique, highlighting subtle lesions within bone, compared with standard radiographic findings.
Delfim Santos (1908-1966) e a Fenomenologia
Authors: Morujão Carlos 
Published: October 2021

Abstract
Delfim Santos was not a phenomenologist, but his interest concerning phenomenological issues was more than an accident. Familiar with the philosophy of the Vienna Circle, but above all strongly influenced by Nicolai Hartmann, Delfim Santos sees in Husserl’s phenomenology (mainly in Ideas I) the recognition of several kinds or regions of objectivity, each with its peculiar regional essence. At the same time, he looks at the theory of intentionality as acknowledging the necessary relation between any realm of reality that requests thinking activity, and reality itself recognize by thought regarding its ultimate layers of sense. But in this paper, we also show that while addressing existential issues, Delfim Santos came to the careful study Heidegger’s Being and Time; man appears to him as a being determined in his terrestrial life-course by transcendence and, consequently, as in the case of the German philosopher, as belonging to a zone of reality inaccessible to traditional ontological categories. At last, we trace the marks of Merleau-Ponty (as well as Gestalt-psychology) in Delfim Santos’ pedagogical works, particularly in the way he characterizes human action and its relations to physical-chemical stimuli that act not as a cause, but as a motive or occasion for meaningful behavior.
Gustavo de Fraga: fenomenólogo e Metafísico
Authors: Alves Pedro M. S. 
Published: October 2021

Abstract
Gustavo de Fraga was one of the most influential Portuguese phenomenologists. He had a deep understanding of the Husserlian as well as of the Heideggerian phenomenology. One of his major concerns was the connection between these thinkers, and the resettlement of metaphysical questions some step beyond the works of both. In so doing, Gustavo de Fraga took an original stance in the field of Phenomenology, combining conceptual and poetic experiences of thought.
Júlio Moreira Fragata ou uma iniciação na Fenomenologia de Husserl
Authors: Araújo Joaquim Carlos 
Published: October 2021

Abstract
Theologian-philosopher, Júlio Moreira Fragata, has defended in 1954 his graduation (degree) as a doctor at the Gregorian University, his thesis entitled The Phenomenology of Husserl as foundation of the Philosophy. Among this author’s varied works, this one is the work which we had set out, given its importance for the phenomenology in Portugal. Besides, our study is aimed to be a pedagogical support and for the least exercised in these subjects, it is a light introduction to the phenomenological thought.
Divided in two parts: <<Fragatian Presentation ‘of Edmund Husserl’s phenomenology>> and «Some considerations on the fragatian conception ofEdmund Husserl’s phenomenology>>, this text still intends to explain that the true foundation of the philosophy, for the author, is the phenomenology, this means, the direct observation of that which shows itselfto the conscience through the evidence of the things, in spite of his theological concerns.
Estudos husserlianos de Maria Manuela Saraiva
Authors: Araújo Joaquim Carlos 
Published: October 2021

Abstract
Maria Manuela Saraiva was one of the rare authors that, in the Portuguese philosophical panorama, was devoted to the study of Husserl, namely in what she concemed the statute of the imagination versus aesthetic conscience or artistic universe. Starting with the analysis of their texts on Husserl and Ingarden, we will end considering the eventual aesthetic innovations in Husserl’s work, that is to say from the Logical Investigations to the Formal and Transcendental Logic, going trough the phases imposed between the first and the second volumes of the Ideas. Surpassing the ambiguity of the husserlian language, and given the absence of an aesthetic thought of the master of Göttingen, we will see now the work of art can break out, pure, in itself, beyond the primacy of the perception and by the modification of neutrality.
Os Sortilégios da (e)vidência
Authors: Alves Pedro M. S. 
Published: October 2021

Abstract
While not a phenomenologist, Fernando Gil was highly interested in some aspects of Husserl’s work. One of these aspects was Husserl’s theory of evidence. ln a notable book entitled Traité de l’évidence, he developed a throughout theory of evidence, paying close attention to the most important insights Husserl exposed his works. Gil’s theory of evidence is at the same time rooted in Phenomenology and extended beyond it in as much as he locates the first dimension of evidence ma primitive stratum hallucinating aesthesia from desire. Accounting for evidence as threefold process, going from aesthesia to presence, and then to the intellectual grasping of an individual object, the most interesting feature of his theory is the of evidence as a hallucinating process, encompassing all strata of sensitive, perceptive, and conceptual life.
Fernando Gil,: alucinação, identidade e experiência estética
Authors: Heleno José Manuel 
Published: October 2021

Abstract
Fernando Gil’s last philosophy, as exemplified in The Conviction, deals with the distinction between belief and conviction, as well as with the common features they both share. Such distinction relates to other distinctions: ground and foundation, ideology and truth, etc. Fernando Gil’s main aim is the explanation of the intricate connections between the epistemic and the epistemological levels, that is between the relations the subject entertains with his beliefs and the relations those beliefs entertain with reality. In other words: his enquiry deals with the place of the subject in knowledge.
A relação entre norma e valor em Nicolai Hartmann
Authors: da Silva Ricardo Tavares 
Published: October 2021

Abstract
The clarification of the relation between norm and value was historically one of the main philosophical concerns of the phenomenological current of the movement known as Philosophy of Values. One of its major characters, Nicolai Hartrnann, in his bookEthik, argues in favor of almost identifying one with the other. For him, the “ideal ought-to-be” (the one indifferent to the way reality is) already belongs to the nature of values, since they have an inherent tendency towards reality. In this communication, I’ll criticize this thesis based on the meaning of the concepts involved.
Issue 8(2): Cover Art & Accompanying Poem
Authors: Mantle Moshe 
Published: October 2021

Cover art:Mantle, Moshe. (2021). Untitled [Acrylic on Canvas].

Accompanying Poem:
Unknowable hand of support from behind
Divine safety can be haunting
A powerful emotionless care
Undeniable anxious righteous observance
A shaky state of comfort is simply presence being felt
Suggestions to improve shortcoming in reporting and data collection procedure for studies of injuries in Kabaddi
Authors: Gupta Ravi , Kapoor Anil , Patil Bharath Mali , Singhal Akash , Malhi Manharjot 
Published: October 2021

Objectives:
Kabaddi is a commonly played sport in Asia and now it is getting recognition worldwide. With the emergence of this sport, concern related to injuries associated with this sport is also increasing. For uniform reporting of injuries and illness in the epidemiological study (Kabaddi), it desired to have standard definitions on Kabaddi-related injuries.

Materials and Methods:
After the initial review of various studies on other sports; the definitions and terms which can be valid for Kabaddi were selected and modified according to this sport. These definitions were then reviewed by experts, who have an abundance of experiences in the treatment of injuries related to this sport. After multiple meetings among the expert panel final definitions, terms, and methodology for injury surveillance studies were laid down.

Results:
Only new and modified definitions were used in this paper, therefore, it is advised to use this paper in conjunction with STROBE-SIS. Injury rates were defined per 1000 raids or 1000 tackles. Various definitions like match time loss, general time loss, match injury incidence, training injury incidence, match injury prevalence, etc. were included in this paper.

Conclusion:
These standard definitions will help inconsistent and better data collection in injury surveillance studies. This will also help in a better understanding of injury patterns.
Rare complication of ventriculoperitoneal shunt: Ectopic distal catheter in a Grynfeltt hernia – case report
Authors: Rigueiral Melissa Esposito Gomes , Cobucci Fernanda Lopes Rocha , de Aguiar Pedro Henrique Simm Pires , Vieira Raphael Vinicius Gonzaga , Pacheco Cesar Cozar , Medeiros Roger Thomaz Rotta , de Aguiar Paulo Henrique Pires 
Published: October 2021

Background:
Ventriculoperitoneal shunts (VPSs) insertion is the most common used intervention in cases of hydrocephalus. The main postoperative complications are infections and catheter obstructions. Although the literature has well-documented cases describing migration of the distal catheter, this rare presentation can become more confusing when occurring in conjunction with some unusual preexistent morbidity in the patient, as a Grynfeltt hernia.

Case Description:
This study reports a rare case of a VPS postoperative migration, in which the distal catheter exits the abdominal cavity through a Grynfeltt hernia. This condition was not discovered until the catheter fistulated through the overlying skin. The Grynfeltt hernia is the most uncommon among the lumbar ones and it’s asymptomatic in the majority of the cases, being hardly diagnosed.

Conclusion:
The unusualness of the reported case deserves furthermore discussion to properly evaluate these underlying mechanisms of catheter migration.
Predictors for complete surgical resection of posterior fossa neurenteric cysts: A case report and meta-analysis
Authors: Pettersson Samuel D. , Ali Shan , Burmaka Pavlo , Fercho Justyna , Szmuda Tomasz , Abuhaimed Ahmed , Alotaibi Yazeed , Słoniewski Paweł , Krakowiak Michał 
Published: October 2021

Background:
Incomplete resection of neurenteric cysts (NCs) has been associated with increased recurrence rates in patients compared to complete resection (CR) and information on intracranial NCs appearance on diagnostic imaging is scarce. We sought to identify factors associated with CR and provide the largest up-to-date review of NCs appearances on various diagnostic images.

Methods:
Data from Medline, EMBASE, and Web of Science were extracted. Univariate and multivariate logistic regression models were used to analyze factors associated with CR.

Results:
A total of 120 publications reporting 162 original cases on posterior fossa NCs met the inclusion criteria for analysis. Eighty-nine (55.6%) of the patients were female, the mean (SD) age of the patients’ during operation was 34.3 (16.9) years, and CR was achieved in 98 (60%) of patients. Univariate analysis identified male sex as a statistically significant predictor for complete reaction (OR 2.13, 95% Cl 1.10–4.11, P = 0.02). The retrosigmoid approach (OR 1.89, 95% Cl 0.98–3.63, P = 0.06), far lateral approach (OR 0.46, 95% Cl 0.21–1.02, P = 0.06), and pediatric patient (OR 2.45, 95% Cl 0.94–6.56, P = 0.07) may be possible predictors for CR, however, they were not statistically significant. NCs are mainly hypodense on CT (32 [61.5%]), varied greatly in intensity on T1WI, hyperintense on T2WI magnetic resonance imaging (98 [67.1%]), and hyperintense on fluid-attenuated inversion recovery (17 [63.0%]).

Conclusion:
We recommend utilizing various diagnostic imaging tests to help reduce misdiagnoses when identifying intracranial NCs. For patient safety, CR should be achieved when possible, to reduce risk of additional operations due to recurrence.
Modelagem para identificação de sub-bacias suscetíveis à erosão do solo utilizando a abordagem de soma ponderada
Authors: Sousa Jocy Ana Paixão de , Sacramento Bruna Henrique , Costa Hetiany Ferreira da , Silva Rita de Cassia Ferreira da , Ewbank Henrique , Lourenço Roberto Wagner 
Published: October 2021

As sub-bacias hidrográficas se constituem em uma importante unidade de gestão dos recursos naturais, por isso entender e identificar os fatores que podem interferir em sua dinâmica é essencial. Neste sentido, esta pesquisa teve o objetivo de analisar e correlacionar os parâmetros morfométricos com as classes de uso e cobertura da terra presentes nas sub-bacias hidrográficas do rio sorocabuçu, buscando identificar as sub-bacias que são suscetíveis a erosão do solo. Para isto, neste artigo utilizou-se abordagem de soma ponderada, não somente para os fatores morfométricos, como já consagrados em algumas pesquisas, mas também propõe a utilização das classes antrópicas e naturais, obtidas a partir do mapeamento da cobertura e uso da terra. Os resultados mostraram que a maioria das sub-bacias são marcadas por intensa atividade antrópica, principalmente de cultivos agrícolas, e que devido as características morfométricas, algumas podem apresentar predisposição a enchentes. As sub-bacias com as prioridades alta ou muito alta em função da suscetibilidade do solo a processos erosivos são a sub-bacia 1, 2 e 3. A metodologia mostrou-se eficiente por possibilitar um diagnóstico mais efetivo do grau de comprometimento das sub-bacias, ajudando assim nas medidas de gestão e planejamento. Modeling for identification of susceptible soil erosion sub-basins using the weighted sum approach A B S T R A C TSub-basins are an important natural resource management unit, so understanding and identifying the factors that may interfere with their dynamics is essential. The objective of this research is to analyze and correlate the morphometric parameters with the land cover and use classes present in the Sorocabuçu river sub-basins, trying to identify the sub-basins that are susceptible to soil erosion. For this, in this paper we used a weighted sum approach, not only for morphometric factors, as already established in some research, but also proposes the use of anthropic and natural classes, obtained from the mapping of land cover and use. The results showed that most of the sub-basins are marked by intense anthropogenic activity, mainly of agricultural crops, and that due to the morphometric characteristics, some may present predisposition to floods. Sub-basins with high or very high priorities due to soil susceptibility to erosive processes are sub-basin 1, 2 and 3. The methodology proved to be efficient because it allows a more effective diagnosis of the degree of commitment of the sub-basins, helping in the management and planning measures.Key words: Morphometric parameters; Anthropic activity; Environmental dynamics; GIS.