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Modelling the Influences of Universities Culture on Sustainable Development
Authors: Ranf Diana Elena , Halmaghi Elisabeta-Emilia , Badea Dorel , Gorski Andra-Teodora , Gorski Hortensia 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
Sustainable development is not exactly a new topic, but seen in the light of recent events, there is a growing need to identify new ways of putting sustainable development principles into practice. The present paper aims to analyze the influence that elements of organizational culture have on sustainable development to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of implementing sustainable development management in Romanian higher education institutions. Since organizational culture influences organizational strategies, the article proposes a conceptual model for determining the influence of organizational culture on the implementation of sustainable development management. An argument for carrying out this study is the need to increase sustainable development practices in the Romanian labour market, starting from the changes in the educational system. As a result, we mention a model that can facilitate changes in the university culture, with influences on the integration of modern and topical theories and practices, such as sustainable development. The obtained results indicate a low correlation between university culture and sustainability, which opens another perspective on the need for a change of mentality in the Romanian university environment. The change concerns both vertical and horizontal integration, with micro and macro effects. The results are important for the Romanian university environment, first of all, to identify good practices or at least to see the need to transform the existing organizational culture. For university decision-makers, it helps to base development trends on existing realities. Last but not least, it may raise the question of extending the usefulness and importance of the study to the level of triple helix models in which universities should be much more active.
Ontology and Structure in Merleau-Ponty: The Ontological Sense of Structure in The Structure of Behavior
Authors: de Campos Moura Alex 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
This paper has two main goals: first, to circumscribe the topic in Merleau-Ponty’s work, focusing especially on his first book, and second, to delimit the question in The Structure of Behavior itself, focusing especially on his description of the perceptual dimension of structure.
Patients’ Experience with Received Healthcare in Internal Medicine and Surgery Wards of Slovenian Hospitals—A Cross-Sectional Survey
Authors: SKELA-SAVIČ Brigita , BAHUN Mateja , KALENDER SMAJLOVIĆ Sedina , PIVAČ Sanela 
Published: January 2025

ABSTRACT

Aim
The aim of the study was to explore the experiences of patients with delivered healthcare in selected Slovenian hospitals.

Methods
A cross-sectional study was employed. A total of 1,748 patients participated. A shortened version of the Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems survey was used. Permission to conduct the study was obtained from the Slovenian Medical Ethics Committee. Data were collected between February and March 2020. Univariate, bivariate and multivariate analyses were conducted.

Results
The average hospital rating was 8.86 (SD=1.47; p<0.001) out of 10. The hospital would be definitely recommended to others by 1,290 (75.7%) respondents. The regression model “patients’ experience with care” was explained in 18%, mostly by “patients’ general health status” (-0.267), “provision of written and oral information about symptoms or health problems post discharge” (-0.200), and “talking to patients about care post discharge” (-0.175). The model “hospital rate” was explained in 30.4% by “patients’ experience with care” (0.576), “new medication was explained” (-0.242) and “patient age” (0.132).

Conclusion
The hospital rates are good and mostly explained by patient experience. The results revealed that tasks connected to comprehensive preparation of patients for healthcare treatment including communication, health education and appropriate discharge are only partially fulfilled. Improvements and holistic data capture are needed to make the measurement of patient experience a greater contribution to the improvement and efficiency of hospital care.
The Effect of Nurses’ Job Characteristics on Missed Nursing Care in Medical and Surgical Departments in Selected Slovenian Hospitals—A Cross-Sectional Study
Authors: BAHUN Mateja , LOBE Bojana , SKELA-SAVIČ Brigita 
Published: January 2025

ABSTRACT

Aim
The aim was to examine the extent of missed nursing care (MNC), the reasons behind it and the contribution of nurses’ job characteristics to MNC in Slovenian hospitals.

Methods
A cross-sectional explorative research was conducted. The BERNCA-R and part B of the MISSCARE questionnaire were used. A total of 880 nurses from 10 hospitals in Slovenia participated with completed questionnaires; of those, 57.6% were healthcare assistants and 42.4% were registered nurses. Univariate, bivariate and multivariate analyses were performed.

Results
In the five-component solution of the MNC, the activities of ‘Monitoring’ (M=2.09; SD=0.909) and ‘Caring, support, activation, education’ (M=2.03; SD=0.822) were the most frequently missed, with the leading item being ‘Conversation with a patient or their family’ (M=2.45; SD=0.940). Labour resources (M=3.44; SD=0.642) were the most common reason for MNC, with inadequate number of staff (M=3.75; SD=0.660) as the leading item. The stepwise multiple regression model showed that the more significant the labour resources are, the more frequently MNC occurs in all five dimensions (p=0.000-0.002). Most job characteristics proved to be significant; however, as satisfaction with wages, years of employment and assessment of the quality of nursing care increase, MNC decreases in all five dimensions.

Conclusions
This study enables healthcare decision makers and managers at the national level and in healthcare organisations to understand the problem of missed nursing care and to plan and implement changes accordingly.
Value Added Tax and Economic Development: Focus on Human Capital Development
Authors: Kuyebi Favour Orejesuoluwapo , Omodero Cordelia Onyinyechi 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
This study investigates the impact of Value Added Tax on Economic Development and Human Capital Development from 1994 to 2022. Employing a longitudinal research design, the study utilizes data specific to Nigeria and obtained from the office of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), the Statistical Bulletin of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), and the World Bank. The collected data is then analyzed using the Johansen Co-integration, Vector Error Correction Model, and Vector Autoregressive analysis technique. The research establishes a connection between Value Added Tax (VAT) and the Exchange rate, demonstrating their impact on Economic Development and Human capital development in Nigeria. The verdicts show that both VAT and Exchange Rate significantly impact both Economic Development and Human Capital Development, though negatively. However, these findings are not meant to discourage but rather to serve as a catalyst for change. The recommendations outlined in the study emphasize the importance of training, oversight, exchange rate stabilization, investment in education, and financial security in promoting Economic Development and Human Capital Development in Nigeria. Tax regulatory authorities should improve management of VAT funds to ensure they are utilized for developmental objectives. Finally, organizations such as the EFCC must remain steadfast in their commitment to preventing the misuse or diversion of VAT funds meant for Capital Expenditure and the development of the nation’s human resources, thereby safeguarding the financial security of the government and the nation as a whole.
From Scrolling to Awareness: How @zerowaste.id_official’s Insta Campaign Shapes Gen Z Eco-Consciousness
Authors: Zahara Wanna , Nurrahmi Febri 
Published: January 2025

Awareness of the importance of environmental preservation can be effectively cultivated through social media. One example is the zero waste campaign that uses Instagram to reduce the use of single-use plastics. This study aims to analyze the influence of the zero waste campaign on the Instagram account @zerowaste.id_official on the environmental awareness of students at Syiah Kuala University. The study adopts Kotler's model, specifically the learn, feel, do model. The research method used is explanatory quantitative, with surveys distributed through Google Forms to 133 students at Syiah Kuala University who have seen content from the Instagram account @zerowaste.id_official. The sampling technique used is quota sampling from each faculty. The research results show that the t-value (5.534) is greater than the t-table value (1.657) with a coefficient of determination of 0.189, meaning the zero waste campaign influences students' environmental awareness by 18.9%. The linear regression result shows a value of b = 0.404 and a significance level of 0.000. In conclusion, the zero waste campaign on the Instagram account @zerowaste.id_official has a positive and significant impact on the environmental awareness of students at Syiah Kuala University. This indicates that the greater the exposure to the campaign, the higher the students' environmental awareness. Kesadaran akan pentingnya menjaga lingkungan dapat ditumbuhkan secara efektif melalui media sosial. Salah satunya adalah kampanye zero waste yang menggunakan Instagram untuk mengurangi penggunaan plastik sekali pakai. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis pengaruh kampanye zero waste di akun Instagram @zerowaste.id_official terhadap kesadaran lingkungan mahasiswa Universitas Syiah Kuala. Penelitian ini mengadopsi model Kotler, yakni the learn, feel, do model. Metode yang digunakan adalah kuantitatif eksplanatif dengan survei yang disebarkan melalui Google Form kepada 133 mahasiswa Universitas Syiah Kuala yang pernah melihat konten Instagram @zerowaste.id_official. Teknik sampling yang digunakan adalah quota sampling pada setiap fakultas. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa nilai thitung (5,534) lebih besar dari nilai ttabel (1,657) dengan koefisien determinasi 0,189, yang artinya kampanye zero waste mempengaruhi kesadaran lingkungan mahasiswa sebesar 18,9%. Hasil regresi linear menunjukkan nilai b = 0,404 dan taraf signifikansi 0,000. Kesimpulannya, kampanye zero waste di akun Instagram @zerowaste.id_official memiliki pengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap kesadaran lingkungan mahasiswa Universitas Syiah Kuala. Ini menunjukkan bahwa semakin tinggi terpaan kampanye, semakin tinggi pula kesadaran lingkungan mereka.
Performance of survey solutions under single-blind controlled testing protocol.
Authors: Ilonze Chiemezie , Day Rachel , Emerson Ethan , Duggan Aidan , Brouwer Ryan , Zimmerle Dan 
Published: January 2025

Standardized controlled testing of advanced methane detection technologies (solutions) has been identified as a step in demonstrating the emissions mitigation equivalence between these solutions and existing regulatory-approved leak detection and repair methods (e.g., ground-based optical gas imaging [OGI] camera survey) in the US and Canada. In this study, 12 solutions consisting of 4 handheld OGI cameras, 4 advanced handheld systems, and 4 mobile (automobile- and drone-based) solutions were tested under a single-blind controlled testing protocol at different periods between 2021 and 2023 at an outdoor test facility that simulates emissions from a simple, onshore North American production oil and gas (O&G) facility. Three solutions were tested again 3–12 months after the first test, using the same test protocol and facility to assess how performance changed over time. Results showed that handheld OGI cameras had comparable or better performance in terms of lower 90% probability of detection (DL90), false positive and negative fractions, and higher equipment unit-level localization performance compared to other categories of solutions tested. Advanced handheld solutions had comparable performance with the OGI cameras across all metrics except false positive fraction (much higher), while mobile solutions generally had shorter survey durations compared to other solutions. For solutions that tested twice, the performance of 2 of 3 solutions generally improved, illustrating the benefit of regular, comprehensive testing in the development of solutions. The different value propositions inferred from the various categories of solutions tested suggest that mobile solutions can rapidly survey larger areas to inform more targeted, follow-up inspections with handheld solutions. While advanced handheld solutions can be as effective as OGI cameras, mobile solutions have some difficulties to overcome to make them directly comparable or need to have a different use case.
Investigating The Biochemical Methane Potential of Kumasi's Municipal Solid Wastes
Authors: Darmey J. , Narra S. , Achaw O-W. , Amoatey N. K. , Tabbicca K. E. , Ahiekpor J. C. 
Published: January 2025

Purpose: This paper aims to ascertain the biochemical methane potential of organic waste generated in Kumasi for renewable energy production.
Design/Methodology/Approach: A quantitative experimental approach was employed on Batch anaerobic digestion experiments, and methane yields were analysed with kinetic models.
Findings: The modified Gompertz model had the best fit, with a R² = 0.9962, which gave a methane production rate of 19.47 ml CH₄ g⁻¹ VS Day and a BMP of 219.35 ml CH₄ g⁻¹ VS.
Research Limitation: It has also been pointed out that further optimisation of AD processes for methane yield and efficiency is required. Key limitations pertain to scalability and unoptimised parameters.
Practical Implication: The study confirms that organic waste-to-biogas conversion in Kumasi is viable and represents a partial solution to problems of organic waste management and renewable energy generation. That will reduce disposal costs from waste, low dependence on fossil fuel, and open opportunities in resource recovery for operational efficiencies that work toward environmental sustainability.
Social Implication: Better waste management will help reduce environmental pollution. In addition, appropriate development in terms of sustainability and enhancement of energy security will occur.
Originality/Value: This research provides information on wastes around Kumasi that can be used to produce biogas and advance sustainable waste-to-energy practices. This study introduces a novel application of kinetic models to assess Kumasi’s organic waste for biogas production, offering localised data and tailored optimisation strategies. It contributes to advancing waste-to-energy practices and supports sustainable waste management in Ghana.
Analysis of moral decadent behaviour and student manners in Pesantren
Authors: Deriansyah Ryan , Baharuddin Mochammad Achwan , Nasaruddin Razie Bin 
Published: January 2025

Islamic boarding schools are known as educational institutions that teach morals and manners. However, currently the morals and manners of students are experiencing decadence or decline. This is allegedly due to changes in the internal and external community of the Pesantren. The purpose of this study is to analyse the behaviour of deterioration of morals and manners in students in Islamic boarding schools. The research used a qualitative approach by taking data through interviews, observations, and documentation. The validity of the data was analysed by triangulation techniques, then data analysis was carried out by data reduction, data appearance, and conclusions. The results of the study show that the decadence of morals and manners that occur in Pesantren is shown by the behaviour of manners, the attitude of ta'dzim santri to teachers, guests, and parents that decreases. In addition, there are cases of bullying, violence against fellow students, and acts of theft of goods. There are internal and external factors that are the cause of moral decadent behaviour, internal factors that are related to the personality background of students who are formed in the family and environment before becoming santri in boarding school. External factors, namely the families of students and the environment of students in the boarding schools.
Long-Term Outcomes After Sepsis and Septic Shock: Preliminary Findings of a Systematic Review
Authors: Alberto Laura , Bowden Tracey , Kydonaki Kalliopi , Iliopoulou Katerina , Albor Vázquez Dolores , Castro-Sánchez Enrique , Castillo Ania Yanina , Robinson Julie , Torres Natalia , Aitken Leanne M 
Published: January 2025

Background
Every year, sepsis affects almost 50 million people worldwide, and 1/5 affected die. Survivors suffer long-term negative consequences. This presentation provides an overview of a review study on sepsis survivorship examining 4-outcomes.
Aim
The aim of this study was to explore long term outcomes after recovering from sepsis and septic shock.
Method
A systematic review method was used to search, identify, and appraise the available publications (Registration CRD42023343458). Primary studies on adult (≥18yo) sepsis survivors, published globally from 2012-2023 in English, Spanish and Portuguese were retrieved from SCIELO, Virtual Health Library, Pub med and EMBASE search engines. Outcomes of interest included cognitive and physical function, quality of life, and readmission. Studies on sepsis/septic shock survivors <18yo and non-primary research were excluded.
Results
The search strategy yielded n = 11,522 references retrieved, with n = 11,025 entries blindly screened for legibility after duplicates removed by two independent reviewers; n = 339 full texts were evaluated, with n = 73 included in the review. Studies were predominantly from North America, Europe and Australia. A handful of studies conducted in Brazilian population. Sepsis survivors have their cognition compromised from 3-months to 1-year after hospital discharge, they remain with different levels of physically impairment more than 3-years after a sepsis episode, with aged population reporting greater levels of dependence. At 5 years, sepsis survivors continue to experience physical quality of life scores when compared to controls. Almost 50% of sepsis survivors were readmitted within a year after hospital discharge.
Conclusion
Sepsis survivors experience lasting cognitive and physical consequences, readmission is common within a year of a sepsis episode. These impairments affect their quality of life. Long term outcomes after a sepsis episode needs rigorous research, particularly in low- and middle-income settings.
Pentingnya Kebijakan Pemantauan dan Pelaporan Indeks Kesehatan Laut Nusantara
Authors: Jaya Indra 
Published: January 2025

Kesehatan Laut mengacu pada keseluruhan kondisi atau kesejahteraan ekosistem laut dan jasa yang diberikannya. Hal ini mencakup berbagai aspek, termasuk faktor ekologi, lingkungan, sosial ekonomi, dan tata kelola. Laut yang sehat ditandai dengan ekosistem yang seimbang, keanekaragaman hayati yang berkembang, air bersih, perikanan yang berkelanjutan, dan ketahanan terhadap tekanan lingkungan seperti polusi, perubahan iklim, dan eksploitasi berlebihan. Sementara Indeks Kesehatan Laut (IKL) adalah alat yang digunakan untuk mengevaluasi dan mengukur status dan tren kesehatan laut dari waktu ke waktu. Peningkatan indeks kesehatan laut (IKL) nasional memerlukan pendekatan komprehensif yang mampu mengatasi berbagai tantangan dan ancaman terhadap ekosistem laut. Dalam policy brief ini disampaikan isu mendesak dan mengancam kesehatan laut, kebutuhan atau alasan perlunya kebijakan nasional akan kesehatan laut, 7 (tujuh) rekomendasi dan program aksi dalam rangka meningkatkan IKL, serta implikasi peningkatan IKL jika dilakukan pemantauan dan pelaporan secara reguler.
Improving Community Digitalization Culture in Building Permits
Authors: Putranto Dwi Putranto Riau , Daniel Pasaribu  
Published: January 2025

The readiness of the community to process building permits through SIMBG, which is all digital. The community is asked to finish it before submitting it to SIMBG. The digital transformation of municipal services has become a crucial aspect of innovative city initiatives, with the streamlining of building permit processing emerging as a critical focus area.This brings the community culture familiar with the digitization of permits.This study aims to know and analyze the cultural readiness of the community to obtain digital building permits through SIMBG.This study employed a descriptive qualitative methodology. The SIMBG operators that provided the primary and secondary data are taken from websites, journals, and technical service data. Qualitative data processing through interactive analysis is the study technique analysis that includes stages of data reduction, data display, and conclusion or verification drawing.This study's results indicate that the community's culture in digitizing building permits has shown an increase. This is indicated by only some people still taking care of building permits through SIMBG Clinic officers or offline and consulting on data input procedures and digital data requirements. Increasing the culture of digitalization of building permits by the local government through Dissemination of Building Permit Regulations regarding e-government Applications; Improving the Competence of Human Resources and the business world in Information Technology; Increasing the reach of the internet in all corners of the country; and Repair and update the SIMBG Application.
Wastewater Treatment of Tofu Industry Using Microbial Fuel Cell Method
Authors: Ma'ruf Anwar , Anggraeni Tia 
Published: January 2025

Microbial Fuel Cell (MFC) is a system for generating electrical energy by utilizing the interaction of bacteria with substrate. MFC generates electricity by oxidizing organic matter with the help of microbes. In this study, the substrate is tofu wastewater and cow rumen bacteria. The MFC used is a dual chamber equipped with a TiO2 clay ceramic membrane. This study aimed to determine the production of electrical energy from tofu liquid waste substrate using MFC technology with the addition of nutrients in the form of urea and bacteria from the cow's rumen. The variation of the ratio of tofu liquid waste used is 20%. 40%, 60%, 80% and 100%. While the variations in the concentration of urea used were 1 - 5 grams. The results show that the greater the variation in the ratio of tofu liquid waste, the greater the energy potential. The highest average electric power is 381 volts from the 100% tofu liquid waste ratio. In addition, the greater the urea concentration the more it produces a large energy potential. The highest average electric power is 421 volts from 5 grams of urea concentration. The TiO2 clay ceramic membrane in the MFC system was able to reduce the TSS and TDS values ​​of tofu liquid waste. The highest percentage decrease for TSS is 37% and for TDS is 25% at the variation of the ratio of tofu liquid waste 100%.