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Conversando con...Alberto Campo Baeza
Authors: Solaguren-Beascoa de Corral Félix 
Published: July 2021

<p>Creo que sería redundante presentar al profesor Alberto Campo Baeza. Su currículum es lo suficientemente conocido como para volverlo a narrar una vez más. También se le han hecho múltiples entrevistas donde muchas veces se repiten preguntas y aspectos referentes a su obra y a su persona.</p><p>Por ello cuando Angela García, directora de EGA, me pidió realizarle una entrevista, lo hablé con Alberto y le propuse realizar una especie de diálogo sobre temáticas que sabía que a él le interesan.</p><p>Él nunca tiene un no como respuesta debido a su gran generosidad.</p><p>Empezaré explicando que conocí a Alberto alrededor de 1990 cuando él bajaba por las escaleras de la ETSAB. Creo que estaba en un tribunal de oposiciones y lo abordé en un descanso de la prueba. Por aquél entonces él ya era una persona conocida como profesor y como arquitecto.</p><p>Con el paso de los años hemos ido coincidiendo puntualmente en actos y conferencias, relación que se ha ido intensificando con el tiempo.</p><p>La escena era siempre más o menos la misma, pero con sutiles e intensos momentos que me llenan, ciertamente, de admiración: él hablando de luz y espacio, de poesía (no olvidemos que su pasión por los clásicos es manifiesta y conocida), y que materializa con proyectos claros y sencillos donde nada sobra y donde nada falta, explicándolos con una infinita paciencia y una emoción que siempre trasmite a los asistentes. ¿Se puede pedir más?</p><p>Ajeno a las modas, pero atento siempre a cualquier inquietud intelectual.</p><p>Jovencísimo catedrático. Actualmente emérito de la ETSAM, miembro de la Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, y tantas cosas más… </p><p>Pero hay dos hechos que para mi tienen especial significado. El primero, su intento por trabajar con Arne Jacobsen justo antes de su fallecimiento. El segundo, siendo yo el director de la Escuela, cuando fue profesor invitado de la ETSAB llevando a su cargo un Taller de Proyectos de 5º curso durante el primer cuatrimestre del período 2018-2019. No faltó a ninguna clase. Venía de Madrid todas las semanas. Un regalo.</p><p>Estos aspectos están implícitos en el texto que compartimos a continuación. Realizado, como dice Alberto, “tacita a tacita”, en una época invadida por la pandemia y en un ir y venir de correos electrónicos. </p><p>Preguntas y respuestas, comprobaciones, donde cada dos o tres días recibía sus noticias. Nos íbamos intercambiando preguntas y respuestas en ambas direcciones en un enriquecedor diálogo que ha sido otra lección particular que él me ha dado.</p><p>Sólo me queda por agradecer esta posibilidad, la de una “entrevista atípica”, como la califica Ángela García, y que se ha ido retrasando en el tiempo hasta que llegamos a encontrar esta fórmula que gracias a la tecnología se nos ha permitido realizar.</p><p>Muchas gracias Alberto.</p>
Consentimiento y donación de órganos de un familiar ante la muerte encefálica en un hospital de tercer nivel de atención
Authors: Sánchez Estrada Teresa , López Cantera Guisety , Dávalos Alcázar Angélica Guadalupe , Rivera Durón Erika , Reyes Rodríguez Yazmín 
Published: July 2021

Introducción: a nivel internacional hay una búsqueda de donadores debido a una demanda creciente mientras que éstos son pocos. Dentro de la cultura de la donación existen los factores sociales y psicológicos que influyen directamente en la decisión de la familia de un potencial donador por muerte encefálica. Objetivo: identificar cuáles son las experiencias de la familia ante la condición potencial de donación de órganos en pacientes con muerte encefálica en una institución de tercer nivel. Material y métodos: estudio mixto cuanti-cualitativo retrospectivo, transversal realizado en una institución de tercer nivel, por medio de una familia (el responsable) con un integrante donador por muerte encefálica. Análisis: estadística descriptiva con valores porcentuales, en Spss 23 previo, diseño de base de datos con variables sociodemográficas y de actitud. Resultados: el 51.8 % de la población tuvo el diagnóstico de hemorragia subaracnoidea; seguida del 18.4 % con diagnóstico de tumor cerebral. Y un 9.6% diagnosticados con evento vascular cerebral. Destaca un 1.8 % con diagnóstico de criptocosis cerebral. La investigación revela que el 53.5 % de la población es femenina y el 46.5 % masculina, en la relación con el índice de donación el 43.3 % de los hombres aceptan la donación a diferencia del 23 % de las mujeres que se convierten en donadoras. Conclusiones: las experiencias de los familiares de donadores por muerte encefálica reflejan disposición para donar. Sin embargo, es evidente que se requiere una evaluación de las condiciones emocionales del familiar, en el momento de sugerirle la posibilidad de autorizar la donación.
Application of cloud particle sensor sondes for estimating the number concentration of cloud water droplets and liquid water content: case studies in the Arctic region
Authors: Inoue Jun , Tobo Yutaka , Sato Kazutoshi , Taketani Fumikazu , Maturilli Marion 
Published: July 2021

Abstract. A cloud particle sensor (CPS) sonde is an observing system attached with a radiosonde sensor to observe the vertical structure of cloud properties. The signals obtained from CPS sondes are related to the phase, size, and number of cloud particles. The system offers economic advantages including human resource and simple operation costs compared with aircraft measurements and land-/satellite-based remote sensing. However, the observed information should be appropriately corrected because of several uncertainties. Here we made field experiments in the Arctic region by launching approximately 40 CPS sondes between 2018 and 2020. Using these data sets, a better practical correction method was proposed to exclude unreliable data, estimate the effective cloud water droplet radius, and determine a correction factor for the total cloud particle count. We apply this method to data obtained in October 2019 over the Arctic Ocean and March 2020 at Ny-Ålesund, Svalbard, Norway, to compare with a particle counter aboard a tethered balloon and liquid water content retrieved by a microwave radiometer. The estimated total particle count and liquid water content from the CPS sondes generally agree with those data. Although further development and validation of CPS sondes based on dedicated laboratory experiments would be required, the practical correction approach proposed here would offer better advantages in retrieving quantitative information on the vertical distribution of cloud microphysics under the condition of a lower number concentration.
Evaluasi Kebijakan BLT Dana Desa di Desa Sukoharjo II Kecamatan Sukoharjo Kabupaten Pringsewu
Authors: Iswanto Beny 
Published: July 2021

The impact of Covid 19 made the government in Sukoharjo village, Sukoharjo sub-district, Pringsewu regency, pour out village funds that should have been converted into BLT for residents affected by covid 19. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the policies of the Sukoharjo II village government that have been ongoing. This study used a qualitative approach, namely describing the policies adopted in the village of Sukoharjo II coherently. data collection methods using interviews and documentation, then the data collected is analyzed with a qualitative approach. The result is that the Sukoharjo II village government has succeeded in carrying out policies that have been running well based on indicators of evaluation of public policies from William N Dunn, such as effectiveness, adequacy, equity, responsiveness, and accuracy have been running in accordance with government regulations that determine potential family beneficiaries of village funds in accordance with regulations. issued by the central government and the regional government of Pringsewu Regency by synchronizing the data in advance with the integrated list of prosperous families (DTKS) from the Social Service Agency. Keywords : Impact of Pandemic, Village Fund Assistance, Policy Evaluation
CRITERIA-BASED ASSESSMENT AS A FACTOR OF INCREASING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PEDAGOGICAL INTERACTION OF PARTICIPANTS IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS OF THE UNIVERSITY
Authors: Semenova L. A. , Kazantsev A. I. 
Published: July 2021

Improving the efficiency of the students' learning process, finding ways to activate their independence, the teacher and the student entering into a productive dialogue are topical issues of modern education. In the conditions of the credit system of teaching students, the main tasks are to unify the amount of knowledge, create conditions for maximum individualization of training, strengthen the role and effectiveness of independent work of students. We believe that students' mastery of self-control and mutual control skills through the use of criteria-based assessment technology is extremely necessary, and the use of criteria allows us to assess the advantages and disadvantages of specific assessment procedures. The article describes the results of a pedagogical study conducted by the authors among students of the 1-2 courses of the Innovative Eurasian University, where the method of L.V. Baiborodova was chosen as a tool to identify problems of interaction between a teacher and students. In the course of the study, the problems encountered by students in the learning process were analyzed, algorithms for organizing and conducting lectures and practical classes were proposed, allowing the teacher and the student to build an effective interaction process, the results of testing the proposed algorithms were described. The conducted experiment showed that the use of criteria-based assessment allows to effectively organize pedagogical interaction at the university.
Public Relations Promotion Strategy for Higher Education in the Era of Society 5.0
Authors: Daryono Daryono , Firmansyah M Bayu 
Published: July 2021

This study aims to describe how the form and function of the higher education public relations promotion strategy in the Society 5.0 era. The research approach used in this study is a descriptive approach. The researcher describes the form and function of the higher education public relations promotion strategy in the Society 5.0 era. The type of research used is qualitative research. The results and discussion of the study indicate that the strategy for promoting higher education public relations in the Society 5.0 era is more in response to competition between higher education institutions and to accelerate access to technology and information in carrying out its promotional strategy. In its implementation, it is carried out with a direct strategy and an indirect strategy. The strategy of promoting higher education public relations in the context of Society 5.0 places the community as the focus of interest and convenience in using advanced technology, IoT (Internet of Things), robots, and artificial intelligence (AI), Augmented Reality (AR) actively in life which in this case is the field of higher education so that there is an increase in community participation.

Public Relations Promotion Strategy for Higher Education in the Era of Society 5.0 oleh Daryono & Firmansyah disebarluaskan di bawah Lisensi Creative Commons Atribusi-NonKomersial-BerbagiSerupa 4.0 Internasional.Berdasarkan ciptaan pada http://ojs.uniwara.ac.id/index.php/PWJridhe/article/view/16/4.
Corporate Identity Canting Buana Kreatif: Rancangan dan Pengaplikasiannya
Authors: Qomarats Izan , Y. Eva 
Published: July 2021

Canting Buana Kreatif is a small and medium-sized business that is developing towards an international scale company. This company is engaged in the creative industry (Batik Tanah Liek, a Minangkabau heritage). With the opportunities offered by the market which is quite tempting, making Widdi, the owner of Canting Buana Kreatif wants to make a Corporate Identity that is attractive, memorable and can fully represent the vision, mission and goals of his company. The goal is that the company has a positive image as a whole and can become better known and have a stronger identity in its market place. Corporate identity is created and applied to promotional media in accordance with the character of the target audience and the target market “canting buana creatives”. The method used to design this corporate identity is a qualitative method with an emphasis on Cyclic Strategy through several stages of the process, namely: briefs, problem seeking, analysis and solutions. After a solution is found, then proceed to the pre-production, production, post-production and evaluation stages. It is hoped that “Canting buana creatively” will be the only best place to visit when you want to recognize and understand Minangkabau batik.ABSTRAKCanting Buana Kreatif merupakan usaha kecil menengah yang berkembang menuju perusahaan skala International. Perusahaan ini bergerak di lingkup industri kreatif (Batik Tanah liek warisan Minangkabau). Dengan peluang yang ditawarkan pasar yang cukup menggiurkan, membuat Widdi yaitu owner Dari Canting Buana Kreatif ingin membuat Corporate Identity yang menarik, memorable dan dapat mewakili sepenuhnya visi, misi dan tujuan perusahaannya. Tujuannya agar perusahan memiliki citra positif secara menyeluruh dan dapat menjadi lebih dikenal serta identitasnya menguat di market place nya. Corporate identity dibuat dan diaplikasikan pada media promosi yang sesuai dengan karakter dari target audience dan target market Canting Buana Kreatif. Metode yang digunakan untuk merancang corporate identity ini adalah metode kualitatif dengan penekanan ke Cyclic Strategy melalui beberapa tahapan proses, yaitu: brief, problem seeking, analysis dan solusi. Setelah solusi ditemukan, barulah dilanjut ke tahap pra-produksi, produksi, pasca produksi dan evaluasi. Diharapkan Canting Buana Kreatif nantinya akan menjadi satu-satunya tempat terbaik yang akan dikunjungi ketika ingin mengenali dan memahami batik Minangkabau.Kata Kunci: Corporate, Identity, Batik, Minangkabau
Traumatic Posterior Atlanto-occipital Dislocation With Three-part Jefferson Fracture and Subaxial Distractive Extension Injury
Authors: Chang Dong-Gune , Lee Jae Won , Park Jong-Beom , Kim Jaehoon 
Published: July 2021

No previous reports have described combined upper and lower cervical injuries caused by a contrary injury mechanism.
A 44-year-old man was transferred complaining of quadriplegia caused by a rear-end collision car accident. CT and MRI findings revealed posterior atlanto-occipital dislocation (AOD) with three-part Jefferson fracture and subaxial distractive extension (DE) injury at the C3-4 and C6-7 levels. MRI showed spinal cord injury at C3-4 and C6-7, which caused quadriplegia and respiratory failure.
When the patient arrived at the emergency department, he was already intubated because of respiratory failure. The patient was also hemodynamically unstable after lung injury and pelvic bone fracture. The patient died 1 day after the accident before undergoing surgical intervention.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first report of a case of a traumatic posterior AOD with three-part Jefferson fracture and subaxial DE injury caused by a contrary injury mechanism. Subaxial DE injury, not posterior AOD, caused fatal situation in this case. High index of suspicion and careful radiologic examination are needed to investigate the presence of associated lower cervical spine injury caused by a contrary injury mechanism in traumatic posterior AOD, which may affect treatment, outcome, and prognosis.
Inheemse conflictbeslechting in Suriname
Authors: Mual Makiri 
Published: July 2021

An anthropology of restorative justice in Surinam
This article deals with restorative justice practices in Surinam. It is based mainly on anthropological literature and preliminary research findings of four indigenous villages in Surinam, and is part of a broader study of Indigenous and Marron communities. In these villages the age-old customary law approach to conflict remains a lively practice, especially in the rainforests where central authority has little influence. The author highlights a number of restorative aspects of indigenous (criminal) justice practices, such as the group conferencing model of the Krutu and the role of the community (rehabilitation). Other aspects are not at all restorative, such as cases of double punishment (ne bis in idem), corporal punishment and the lack of the possibility of appeal. Because the trend of opening the hinterland seems to be unstoppable, it is recommended to coordinate national law and customary law and improve cooperation between indigenous and central authority. The article gives some suggestions for reforming the Surinamese Penal Code.
Herstelrecht en recidivevermindering
Authors: de Vries Sabine 
Published: July 2021

Opinions of Surinamese ex-convicted young men on restorative justice
This article analyzes the opinion of twenty-four Surinamese ex-convicted young men on restorative justice. The results were obtained through four focus group sessions and a concise survey form. The factors (a) type of offense, (b) seriousness of offense and (c) prevention of recurrence were discussed. The opinions are divided, but the majority is of the opinion that restorative justice can mainly work for serious and violent crimes. Fear of revenge appears to be a barrier to participation. Employment has been indicated as the key to real recovery of the offender and prevention of recidivism (and thus satisfaction for the victim). The results provide insight into the susceptibility to restorative justice among this specific group in Suriname.
Shared Decision-Making towards a Higher Quality of Care: Is This the Norm?
Authors: Athanasiou George , Bachtsetzis Chris 
Published: July 2021

Patient-doctor relationship has traditionally been paternalistic, in which the doctor decided on behalf of the patient. It focused mainly between the patient who called for help and the doctor whose decisions had to be silently observed and followed by the patient. In this paternalistic model, the physician used his skills to choose the necessary interventions and treatments that were likely to restore the health of the patient. All the information given to the patient was selected to encourage them to consent to the doctor’s decisions. This definition of the asymmetric or unbalanced interaction between physicians and patients has begun to be questioned over the last 20 years. There has been a shift from this direction to one where the patient is more informed, empowered, and independent - a move from a “paternalistic” to a more “complementary” relationship. Critics suggested a more active, autonomous patient-centered role which supports greater patient control, reduced doctors’ dominance, and a more mutual participation. This approach has been described as one where the doctor attempts to enter the patient’s world to see the disease with the eyes of the patient and is becoming the predominant model in clinical practice today.
Characterization of hospitalized patients who received naloxone while receiving opioids with or without gabapentinoids
Authors: Desai Payal H. , Taylor Olesya , Shah Kunal J. , Evoy Kirk E. , Peckham Alyssa M. 
Published: July 2021

Abstract

Introduction
Gabapentin and pregabalin (gabapentinoids) can be given with opioids for opioid-sparing and adjuvant analgesic effects. In the context of certain comorbidities and high dosages, coadministration of these agents can lead to respiratory depression or oversedation, necessitating naloxone administration.

Methods
A retrospective chart review from January 2015 to December 2017 was conducted to include patients who received naloxone and opioids with or without gabapentinoids. Exclusion criteria included pregnancy or having received naloxone in the emergency department, intensive care, or pediatrics units. The primary outcome was to characterize differences between groups regarding comorbidities, history of renal or hepatic dysfunction, history of SUD, opioid tolerance, initiation and dose appropriateness of gabapentinoids, and dose intensity of gabapentinoids and opioids. Secondary outcomes were concomitant CNS depressant use and naloxone episodes for documented respiratory depression.

Results
Of 126 patients who met inclusion criteria, 36 received opioids and gabapentinoids (gabapentinoid group) and 90 received opioids alone (nongabapentinoid group). There were 136 naloxone episodes between the 2 groups. More than 50% of the naloxone episodes in the gabapentinoid group involved opioids of at least 90 oral morphine mg equivalents. Respiratory depression accounted for 39% and 15.8% of the naloxone episodes in the gabapentinoid and nongabapentinoid groups, respectively.

Discussion
There may be increased naloxone episodes among patients receiving opioids and gabapentinoids. Future studies are needed to evaluate the incremental risk of respiratory depression and oversedation as it pertains to concomitant medication administration and patient-specific factors.
Impact of a pharmacist-driven tardive dyskinesia screening service
Authors: Butala Niyati , Williams Andrew , Kneebusch Jamie , Mitchell Melissa 
Published: July 2021

Abstract

Introduction
Tardive dyskinesia (TD) is defined as involuntary movements that can develop with prolonged antipsychotic use. Regular monitoring using the Abnormal Involuntary Movement Scale (AIMS) is recommended to be conducted every 3 to 6 months for early recognition, although the AIMS is underused. Several studies have investigated risk factors that may be associated with TD, including age, sex, and long-term antipsychotic use. This study aimed to increase the monitoring and treatment of TD for those assessed to be at higher risk.

Methods
This was a prospective quality improvement study on the effectiveness of a psychiatric pharmacist–driven TD screening service (PPDTSS) in an inpatient psychiatric facility. Participants were composed of adult patients admitted between May and November 2018. Patients were screened daily by a clinical pharmacist and, if determined to be high risk based on studied risk factors, prioritized to receive a formal TD screening via the AIMS. The primary objective was to optimize standard of care by increasing the number of AIMS screenings conducted. The secondary objective was to increase the treatment of TD.

Results
A total of 402 patients were assessed prior to implementation of the PPDTSS, and 390 patients were screened following implementation. The PPDTSS increased the number of AIMS screenings attempted by 85.1% for high-risk individuals. Of the 75 patients who had an AIMS screening attempted in the postintervention group, 46 (61.3%) had an AIMS screening completed, of which 3 (6.5%) were positive.

Discussion
The results of this study demonstrate that psychiatric pharmacists can be used to improve the regular monitoring of patients at high risk for TD.