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Re-adjustment in the home country – The effects of return migration and transnationalism
Authors: Kopliku Bresena 
Published: July 2021

AbstractThis paper analyses how returned and transnational migrants can affect development and social change in the home country. It focuses on the Shkodra Region in Albania. Returnees and transnational migrants use the financial and social capital acquired during migration as mechanisms to readjust in their home country, while at the same time affecting development and social change. The paper deals with a specific returnees’ group, entrepreneur-returnees, and raises some main research questions: How is the social and cultural capital gained during migration used while setting up new enterprises? In what scale does this capital determine the success of the undertaking?Acting as agents of development, these migrants have taken advantage of their migration experience, especially in the opening of new enterprises. This process has also involved the non-migrant population through the introduction of new employment possibilities and the transmission of new ideas and knowledge.
Twitter Data Import Models
Authors: Popov V. A. , Chepovskiy A. A. 
Published: July 2021

In this paper, the authors describe an algorithm for importing data from the social network Twitter and building weighted social graphs. To import data, the given posts are taken as a basis, users who have had any of the recorded interactions with them are downloaded. Further, the algorithm focuses on the given configuration and uses it to calculate the weights on the edges of the resulting graph. The configuration takes into account the type of user interaction with each other. The authors introduce the concept of (F, L, C, R)-model of information interaction.The authors describe the developed algorithm and implemented software for constructing weighted graphs. The paper shows the application of the algorithm and three models on the example of both a single post and a series of posts.
Avalanches Forecasting Using Machine Learning Methods
Authors: Radeev N. A. 
Published: July 2021

The occurrence of snow avalanches is mainly influenced by meteorological conditions and the configuration of snow cover layers. Machine learning methods have predictive power and are capable of predicting new events. From the trained machine learning models, an ensemble is obtained that predicts the possibility of avalanches. The model obtained in the article uses avalanche data, meteorological data and generated data on the state of snow cover for training. This allows the resulting solution to be used in more mountainous areas than solutions using a wider range of less available data.Snow data is generated by the SNOWPACK software package.
Multimodal Retinal Imaging in Spinocerebellar Ataxia Type 1 Maculopathy
Authors: Mikhail Mirriam , Choudhry Netan 
Published: July 2021

Objectives:
The objective of the study was to investigate and report the multimodal ocular imaging findings associated with spinocerebellar ataxia type 1 (SCA 1) associated maculopathy.

Methods:
A full ophthalmologic assessment was completed in a 70-year-old male with confirmed SCA1 and noted progressive bilateral vision loss. Investigations included dilated fundus examination, full-field electroretinography, and swept-source optical coherence tomography (OCT).

Results:
On neurologic and ophthalmologic examination, he was found to have hypermetric saccades, horizontal nystagmus, and reduced color vision bilaterally. His best-corrected visual acuity was confirmed to be 20/80 OD and 20/100 OS at the time of consultation. Initial fundus photography was most notable for bilateral hypopigmentation of the fovea. Corresponding OCT imaging demonstrated an attenuation of the ellipsoid zone, in keeping with photoreceptor loss.

Conclusion:
The ocular imaging results suggest that the vision loss in the presented case occurred in the context of pigmentary macular dystrophy secondary to photoreceptor dysfunction and retinal pigment epithelial degeneration. This association offers an explanation with respect to the progressive vision loss, but further analyses would be required to determine the temporal correlation of clinical symptoms with imaging abnormalities. These findings suggest that SCA1 be considered as a potential cause for vision impairment, with possible benefits of visual assessment at the time of diagnosis.
Model Libraries: Historical Outline of the Project
Authors: Guseva Evgenia N. 
Published: July 2021

The article presents the history of interaction between the government authorities and the library and information sector in the project of development of municipal libraries. The project resulted in the “model libraries”. The project has been operating since the early 2000s. The purpose of the article is to reveal the implementation and analyse the support at the level of federal and regional government management of the program until 2018 (the start of work within the frames of the National project “Culture”). The author presents periodization of the project, as well as quantitative characteristics and approaches to the understanding the concept of “model library”.Model library is a public library of municipal level that has standard and optimal set of material and information resources. At the same time, there is no approved definition of this phenomenon. It is assumed that the model rural library in its functions, content and equipment meets international and domestic standards and serves as a model for other institutions. The “model” indicators are reflected in the “Model Standard for Public Library Services”.The project on creation of model libraries on the basis of municipal public libraries in rural areas of Russia started in 2002 with the emergence of the all-Russian project “Creation of model public libraries in rural areas”. Since 2012, funding under the federal target program “Culture of Russia (2012—2018)” is carried out in the form of subsidies allocated on a competitive basis. The project became a “catalyst” for modernization processes in rural libraries of Russian regions. The transformation program included the following stages: repair and equipment of the library premises; acquisition of books and electronic publications; conducting training seminars for staff. The rural model library targeted the goals of ensuring equal and free access to information, creation of a comfortable library space, etc.After the approval of the “Model Standard for Public Library Services” (2014), it was decided to test its feasibility by creating so-called “pilot libraries of a new type”. According to this document, model libraries are intellectual centres equipped with high speed Internet, access to modern domestic information resources, which should provide access points to the National Electronic Library.The regional leaders in creation of model libraries are the Republic of Chuvashia, the Belgorod Region, the Republic of Bashkortostan, the Kursk Region and the Republic of Mari El. As of January 1, 2019, there were 3,310 model libraries operating in the country. The creation of model municipal libraries has become one of the departmental projects of the National project “Culture”.
Ingenieurkoffer für Experimentalpraktika@home
Authors: Beitelschmidt Michael , Wang Zhirong 
Published: July 2021

Experimentalpraktika sind ein wesentlicher Baustein im Studium der Ingenieurwissenschaft. Auch wenn virtuelles Lernen (u.a. Virtual-Reality-Experimente) eine gute Unterstützung für die Studierenden darstellt, spielen reell durchgeführte Experimentalpraktika insbesondere im ingenieurwissenschaftlichen Studium eine unverzichtbare, wichtige Rolle. Die experimentellen Versuche verbinden die Theorie und Praxis und motivieren die Lernenden zum Problemlösen.
Dieser Beitrag beschreibt am Beispiel des Projektes „Ingenieurkoffer für Experimentalpraktika@home“, wie Studierende trotz der besonderen Situation infolge der Coronavirus-Pandemie experimentelle Versuche auf dem Fachgebiet Dynamik eigenverantwortlich durchführen können, sowie die ersten Erfahrungen. Die Vor- und Nachteile der Nutzung des mobilen Ingenieurkoffers werden diskutiert und Ansätze zum effektiven Nutzen vorgestellt.
The aesthetics of Russian academy and New Art languages
Authors: Кривцун О.А. 
Published: July 2021

Автор анализирует главные эстетические принципы Российской академии художеств и показывает, что они менялись от имперского барокко (XVIII в.) к классицизму как определяющему стилю первой половины XIX века и далее – к критическому реализму. Уделяется внимание деятельности академии как государственной институции, осуществлявшей не только учебные, но и воспитательные цели. Анализируются этапы формирования художественной школы академии, неизменно демонстрировавшей высокое качество.
В XX-XXI веках в соответствии с духом времени академия научилась сопрягать внутри себя (а значит, и внутри общества) разные художественные оптики, выявляя достоинство как классических, так и современных произведений. Этому способствовало открытие в составе академии отделения новейших течений (2011 г.).
The author gives analysis of major aesthetic principles of the Russian Academy of Arts, shows their change from the imperial baroque (in the XVIII century) to classicism, a dominant style of the first half of the XIX century, and further on to critical realism. Attention is given to the activities of the Academy as a state Institution, which did not only realize training but also educational objectives. The article reviews the main stages of the Academy art school, which unfailingly demonstrated top quality.

In the XX-XXI centuries in line with the spirit of the time the Academy learnt to encompass within itself (which means the same in regard to the society) various artistic optics (visions), bringing out merits of classical as well as modern pieces of art. A department of new trends set up in the Academy in 2011 much contributed to this.
Partnering with practitioners
Authors: Wilson Aaron , Jesson Rebecca 
Published: July 2021

In this paper we describe a research-practice partnership between the Woolf Fisher Research Centre and the Digital Schools Partnership, a group of 84 schools in 11 geographically-based clusters that were implementing a ubiquitous digital teaching and learning platform within their face-to-face classes. The model of research-partnership employed is the Learning Schools Model (LSM), which is a design-based research approach that has been tested and replicated over 15 years and across diverse contexts and countries. We reflect on benefits and challenges of working in partnerships to achieve practice and research aims, which are to improve valued learning outcomes for students historically under-served in education and to advance research knowledge more generally (Lai, McNaughton, Jesson, & Wilson, 2020). We describe a recursive process of collective inquiry that involves researchers and teachers: working together to identify valued learning outcomes (VLOs) on which to focus our improvement efforts; developing a rich profile of students’ strengths and areas for improvement with respect to those VLOs; generating and testing a set of possible explanations for that profile of learning; co-designing and implementing targeted interventions, and; evaluating the extent and impact of changed practices. We reflect on the importance of building relational trust and approaches for doing so.
Alberta Health Services Emergency Strategic Clinical Network Quality Improvement and Innovation forum 2021
Authors: McLane Patrick , Lang Eddy 
Published: July 2021

The Alberta Health Services Emergency Strategic Clinical Network Quality Improvement and Innovation forum 2021.
Patrick McLane and Eddy Lang on behalf of the Emergency Strategic Clinical Network
Evidence-based research and quality improvement work are pivotal to health systems meeting their goals. Translating findings and disseminating innovative practices to new settings occurs in part through knowledge translation events, such as conferences and workshops.
The Emergency Strategic Clinical NetworkTM (ESCN) Quality Improvement and Innovation forum fills a gap between local and national events. It is devoted to sharing methods and results of emergency department projects in Alberta among those working in emergency care. 2021 was the third consecutive year the ESCN has held this event.
The event provides an opportunity for those working on quality improvement in emergency medicine to network with one another, share innovative projects, share know how and translate promising works to new settings. In addition, the event provides an opportunity to identify projects for potential development through local, provincial, or national funding opportunities.
In light of the ongoing pandemic, this year’s forum was held virtually with the support of the University of Calgary Continuing Medical Education group. Funding was kindly provided by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta. Nineteen teams presented their projects orally. Invited nurse and clinician scientists ranked all submissions to the forum, and the top ranked submissions were recognized in the following categories:Submissions by ESCN staff and the event sponsor were not eligible for recognition.
A new feature this year was a presentation by ESCN patient advisors on their perspectives on quality improvement, which was well received by all.
Strong attendance shows the value practitioners see in the forum. In 2021, the forum was attended by approximately 140 educators, managers, nurses, physicians and researchers from across Alberta. This is a marked increase over previous years. Post-event evaluation survey feedback suggests that the online format was greatly appreciated and made the event more accessible. Requests for more rural oriented content in event feedback may also indicate that the event drew more rural attendees this year.
We are pleased to partner with the Canadian Journal of Emergency Nursing to make abstracts from the event widely available. Individual presenters have had the option of submitting their abstracts for publication in CJEN. In some instances, abstracts have already been published through other conferences and so could not be submitted to CJEN.
The findings presented in the abstracts are solely the work of the submitting authors. The ESCN does not guarantee the accuracy of any reported information. The views expressed in the abstracts are solely the views of the authors and do not represent the ESCN or Alberta Health Services.
Correspondence to: emergencyscn@ahs.ca
PERAMALAN PENJUALAN MINUMAN LOVE JUICE PRODUK PT. KALBE FARMA TBK. DI KOTA MATARAM
Authors: Karuna W Olivia Benedicta , Fernandez FX. Edy , Sjah Taslim 
Published: July 2021

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk: (1) Menganalisis perkembangan penjualan minuman Love Juice yang dipasarkan oleh PT. Kalbe Farma Tbk. di Kota Mataram, (2) menganalisis metode peramalan yang tepat untuk meramalkan penjualan minuman Love Juice pada PT. Kalbe Farma Tbk. di Kota Mataram, (3) Meramalkan penjualan minuman Love Juice tahun 2019 pada PT. Kalbe Farma Tbk. di Kota Mataram. Penelitian ini dilaksanakan di PT. Kalbe Farma Tbk.
Penelitian ini menggunakan metode deskriptif dengan unit analisis berupa produk minuman Love Juice oleh PT. Kalbe Farma Tbk. Cabang Kota Mataram dengan empat varian rasa, yaitu jambu biji, delima, jeruk, dan mangga. Penentuan daerah sampel ditentukan menggunakan purposive sampling dengan objek penelitian di PT. Kalbe Farma Tbk. Cabang Kota Mataram. Jenis penelitian ini menggunakan data kuantitatif, dengan sumber data yaitu data sekunder.
Hasil penelitian menunjukkan: (1) Penjualan minuman Love Juice selama 5 tahun terakhir bersifat fluktuatif; (2) Metode peramalan yang tepat digunakan untuk meramalkan penjualan minuman Love Juice adalah metode Trend Least Square; (3) Peramalan penjualan minuman Love Juice rata-rata perbulan yaitu rasa jambu biji sebanyak 4.205.645 botol, rasa delima sebanyak 3.784.224 botol, rasa jeruk sebanyak 2.345.674 botol, dan rasa mangga sebanyak 6.667.340 botol.
Possibilities of diff usion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging in determining the rehabilitation potential of the acute period of ischemic stroke
Authors: Kulesh A. A. , Drobakha V. E. , Sobyanin K. V. , Kulikova S. P. , Bykova A. Yu. , Kaileva N. A. , Shestakov V. V. 
Published: July 2021

Studies over the past decade demonstrate the high potential of diff usion-weighted MRI (dMRI) as a modern technique for non-invasive quantitative assessment of the microstructural integrity of the white matter of the brain, which allows predicting some aspects of the rehabilitation potential. Purpose of the study: to calculate the threshold values of fractional anisotropy (FA) of some cerebral tracts, which are informative in determining various aspects of the rehabilitation potential in the acute period of ischemic stroke. Patients and methods. We examined 100 patients with ischemic stroke and 10 persons without stroke and cognitive impairment. All patients underwent dMRI and clinical assessment of indicators of rehabilitation potential at discharge. Results. The NIHSS at discharge is associated with the size of infarction, the FA of the anterior, posterior leg and knee of the internal capsule, the superior longitudinal, cingular and inferior fronto-occipital bundles. Similar associations were noted for the Rivermead mobility index and the Rankin scale. The function of the hand according to the Frenchay scale is associated with the size of the lesion, FA of the anterior leg of the internal capsule, superior longitudinal, inferior fronto-occipital and cingular bundles. The MoCA is interrelated only with the size of the infarction and the FA of the anterior leg of the internal capsule, the Berg scale — with the size of the lesion and the FA of the upper longitudinal bundle, the FIM scale — with the FA of the upper longitudinal, inferior fronto-occipital and cingular bundles. The threshold values of FA of the cerebral tracts which are most informative in determining various aspects of the rehabilitation potential in the acute period of ischemic stroke were determined. Conclusion. The quantitative assessment of the FA of the main projection and associative tracts is informative in relation to the determination of the rehabilitation potential in the acute period of ischemic stroke.
Indigenismo, antropología e integración nacional
Authors: Comas Juan 
Published: July 2021

El Alto Honor que el Consejo Universitario acaba de conferirme, a petición unánime de mis distinguidos colegas de la Facultad de Letras, al aceptarme como miembro del Cuerpo Docente de esta prestigiosa y cuatricentenaria Universidad es, dicho sea sin falsa modestia, excesivo y muy superior a los méritos que se me suponen, y que, con tanta gentileza como benevolencia, han sido sobrevalorados aquí, hace unos momentos, sobre todo por mi eminente colega y amigo el Dr. Luis E. Valcárcel.
El tema de mi conferencia se titula "Indigenismo, Antropología e Integración Nacional". Un somero examen demográfico de nuestra América, enfocado sobre todo desde el punto de vista cuantitativo de la población aborigen o indígena, si entendemos por tal en este caso concreto, a los descendientes y herederos biológicos y culturales de los habitantes de América antes del siglo XV,
The role of the patient organization in socio-psychological adaptation of patients with celiac disease
Authors: Romanovskaya I. E. , Shapovalova N. S. 
Published: July 2021

Celiac disease is a lifelong disease, associated with lifestyle changes. After the diagnosis was made, patients are faced with a number of tasks: organizing a food system for the patient and his family members at home, in kindergartens, schools, health camps, sanatoriums, hospitals, in the army, while traveling; selection of gluten-free medicines; organization of psychological assistance. Support in the social and psychological sphere of life is provided by patient organizations, that create systems for the comfort life of celiac patients. This review focuses on the role of such organizations in the socio- psychological adaptation of patients with celiac disease. The tasks, methods and projects of systemic educational work, information resources, methods of psychological support for patients are presented; product expertise capabilities, legislative aspects in the field of social and legal protection of the interests of persons with celiac disease and a violation of gluten tolerance, the possibilities of material support for patients in various regions of Russia are highlighted. The article drew attention to the success of patient organizations in improving the quality of life, and those who have difficulties both: the problems of labeling of gluten-free products, the complexity of catering in public restaurants and institutions. The system of activities and projects, developed by the St. Petersburg Society of Celiac Diseases “Emilia” and the National Association “Gluten Free Life” allows to overcome the difficulties, associated with adhering to a strict lifelong diet, improves gluten free food at home.
Reproductive changes in women with celiac disease
Authors: Oreshko L. S. , Semenova E. A. , Alieva G. Ch. , Basyul O. V. 
Published: July 2021

The article presents a review of retrospective cohort studies of fertility and pregnancy outcomes in women with celiac disease. The article presents the results of our own observations of obstetric and gynecological anamnesis 17 women with celiac disease for the period from 2016 to 2020. Materials and methods. Information collected from patients was analyzed in retrospective cohort studies. Patients with celiac disease and healthy women of reproductive age were included in these studies. Result. The ability of IgA and IgG class antibodies to tissue transglutaminase to disrupt trophoblast invasiveness and endometrial endothelial cell differentiation underlies the failure of early placentation in celiac disease. In the case of the latent course of celiac disease there is an increased risk of recurrent miscarriages and preterm births, impaired growth of the fetus with low birth weight. Conclusion. Given the high percentage of unidentified diagnoses, it is extremely important to identify risk groups for timely treatment and prevention of complications.
Comorbidity of alopecia areata and celiac disease
Authors: Karyakina L. A. , Kukushkina K. S. , Karyakin A. S. 
Published: July 2021

The presented article is devoted to the association of celiac disease and alopecia areata. The authors report the clinical significance of specific cutaneous manifestations as diagnostic markers of celiac disease. The article highlights the role of a gluten-free diet in the treatment of alopecia areata and a multidisciplinary approach to patient management.