bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Spillover Effects of Paid Functions on Physicians’ Unpaid Knowledge Activities: Quasi-Experimental Approach
Authors: Liu Xuan , Chi Xiaotong , Chen Ming , Sun Wen , Li Jia 
Published: November 2024

Background
To promote sustained contributions by physicians to online health care communities, these platforms have introduced a content payment model that offers economic incentives for physicians’ online knowledge activities. However, the impact of these paid features on unpaid knowledge activities remains unexplored.

Objective
This study investigated how the introduction of economic incentives in online medical communities affects physicians’ unpaid knowledge activities in the community.

Methods
The data for this study were obtained from the Haodf Online platform in China, which has implemented paid scenarios for its science popularization function, providing economic benefits to physicians. The dataset, which comprises panel data, includes 7453 physicians who participated in both paid and unpaid knowledge contributions on the website. This study examined the impact of paid knowledge activities on physicians’ free knowledge contributions, focusing on dimensions including knowledge quantity, quality, and diversity. To address the timing discrepancies in physicians’ participation in paid activities, we used a quasi-experimental design that combined the approach of propensity score matching and multi-period difference in differences.

Results
In the balance test results of the propensity score matching, the absolute values of the SDs of all matching variables were mostly <5% after matching, ensuring the accuracy of the results obtained from the difference in differences method. This study found that participation in paid knowledge activities had a positive spillover effect on physicians’ free knowledge contributions, which manifested in the increase in post quantity (473.1%; P<.001), article length (108%; P=.009), function word frequency (0.6%; P=.001), causal word frequency (0.2%; P<.001), and content information entropy (6.6%; P=.006). The paid function led to a decrease in the consistency between titles and content (–115.5%; P<.001).

Conclusions
The findings of this study contribute to the existing literature on the impact of economic incentives in the medical context. For the platform, providing economic incentives to physicians can have positive significance in promoting the development of the platform’s knowledge ecosystem and can effectively encourage physicians to contribute to both paid and free knowledge activities. This study provides a valuable reference for the platform to introduce a paid knowledge model, which is beneficial to the sustainable development of the platform.
Building a Foundation for High-Quality Health Data: Multihospital Case Study in Belgium
Authors: Declerck Jens , Vandenberk Bert , Deschepper Mieke , Colpaert Kirsten , Cool Lieselot , Goemaere Jens , Bové Mona , Staelens Frank , De Meester Koen , Verbeke Eva , Smits Elke , De Decker Cami , Van Der Vekens Nicky , Pauwels Elin , Vander Stichele Robert , Kalra Dipak , Coorevits Pascal 
Published: November 2024

Abstract

Background
Data quality is fundamental to maintaining the trust and reliability of health data for both primary and secondary purposes. However, before the secondary use of health data, it is essential to assess the quality at the source and to develop systematic methods for the assessment of important data quality dimensions.

Objective
This case study aims to offer a dual aim—to assess the data quality of height and weight measurements across 7 Belgian hospitals, focusing on the dimensions of completeness and consistency, and to outline the obstacles these hospitals face in sharing and improving data quality standards.

Methods
Focusing on data quality dimensions completeness and consistency, this study examined height and weight data collected from 2021 to 2022 within 3 distinct departments—surgical, geriatrics, and pediatrics—in each of the 7 hospitals.

Results
Variability was observed in the completeness scores for height across hospitals and departments, especially within surgical and geriatric wards. In contrast, weight data uniformly achieved high completeness scores. Notably, the consistency of height and weight data recording was uniformly high across all departments.

Conclusions
A collective collaboration among Belgian hospitals, transcending network affiliations, was formed to conduct this data quality assessment. This study demonstrates the potential for improving data quality across health care organizations by sharing knowledge and good practices, establishing a foundation for future, similar research.
GASTERÓPODOS Y UN CEFALÓPODO DE LA FORMACIÓN FERROTEPEC (MIOCENO MEDIO) DE MICHOACÁN
Authors: Perrilliat Montoya Maria del Carmen 
Published: November 2024

En este estudio se describen e ilustran 25 especies de gasterópodos, de las cuales una es nueva: Cymia michoacanensis y una especie de cefalópodo. El material procede de la Formación Ferrotepec del Mioceno medio de la región suroccidental del Estado de Michoacán.
Que futuros redesenhamos? Uma releitura do manifesto da Pedagogia dos Multiletramentos e seus ecos no Brasil para o século XXI
Authors: Ribeiro Ana Elisa 
Published: November 2024

Neste artigo, propomos uma leitura tão minuciosa e atenta quanto possí­vel do manifesto programático A pedagogy of multiliteracies: designing social futures, publicado em 1996 e de autoria de dez autores e autoras de lí­ngua inglesa, num coletivo conhecido como New London Group. A importância do manifesto para a pesquisa e a educação brasileira é tal que ouvimos seus ecos em incontáveis teses e dissertações, relatórios, artigos cientí­ficos e mesmo na Base Nacional Comum Curricular, documento que pretende reger a educação no paí­s, atualmente. Aqui, tratamos de ler e de comentar o texto estrangeiro em vários de seus pontos, tendo os trinta anos passados em perspectiva, pensando no contexto brasileiro de 1990 para cá e considerando questões que vieram à tona muito recentemente, durante a pandemia da Covid-19. Trata-se aqui de um texto de cunho ensaí­stico, um exercí­cio de leitura, teoria e revisão, necessário de tempos em tempos, a fim de que possamos rever nossas adesões e seus eventuais efeitos. Nas considerações finais, assumimos nossa lentidão e nossas dificuldades em implementar mudanças ligadas í s tecnologias digitais na educação básica e mesmo à formação de professores.
Letramento crí­tico e práticas de leitura de textos multimodais em sala de aula do Ensino Médio
Authors: Gomes Rosivaldo , Machado Maria do Carmo Barbosa 
Published: November 2024

O objetivo deste artigo é discutir como alunos mobilizam capacidades leitoras para compreensão de textos multimodais a partir da perspectiva do letramento crí­tico. O estudo justifica-se em função da necessidade de a escola formar alunos que sejam leitores que possam também serem crí­ticos em relação aos diversos insumos textuais e semiótico-culturais que atualmente lhes são apresentados a partir de diversos suportes. A pesquisa sustenta-se teoricamente nas contribuições do letramento crí­tico (JORDíO, 2013, 2016; TAKAKI, 2012; JANKS, 2016), capacidades de leitura como réplica ativa e multimodalidade (ROJO, 2009; KRESS; VAN LEEUWEN, 1996, 2001; JEWITT, 2006, DIONISIO, 2011; ROJO, 2012; GOMES, 2017a). A investigação situa-se no campo Linguí­stica Aplicada voltada para questões de ensino-aprendizagem, sendo um estudo de caráter qualitativo-interpretativista. O corpus analisado origina-se de episódios de sala de aula, gerados a partir de uma pesquisa-ação realizada com alunos do terceiro ano do Ensino Médio de uma escola da rede pública. Os resultados mostram que as capacidades de leitura para compreensão desses gêneros, mobilizadas pelos alunos, são de diversas ordens, pois os participantes da pesquisa não apenas reproduziram, em suas respostas, sentidos postos pelos textos, mas também (re)constroem possí­veis sentidos aos textos e se posicionam criticamente, bem como negociam esses sentidos a partir de suas experiências e vivências tanto sociais quanto de leitores.
Da descrição à compreensão das práticas docentes: a importância da escolha dos dispositivos de redução e de análise de dados para a apreensão das lógicas de ensino
Authors: Graça Luciana de Almeida 
Published: November 2024

Inscrita numa orientação sócio-histórica da Didática, esta nossa contribuição visa demonstrar a necessidade de uma análise prévia de uma massa de dados audiovisuais recolhidos - no caso, de práticas de ensino, em sala de aula -, para uma compreensão mais completa. Para tal, apresentaremos as etapas deste mesmo processo de redução de dados. Num primeiro momento, este processo permite uma descrição das práticas de ensino filmadas, com a elaboração das chamadas sinopses. Porém, posteriormente, e a partir desta mesma descrição, é já possí­vel caminhar para uma compreensão destas mesmas práticas, com o recurso í s respectivas macroestruturas. Estas duas ferramentas metodológicas foram concebidas pelo grupo de investigação GRAFE. Os exemplos apresentados são retirados de uma pesquisa empí­rica sobre o ensino da escrita de um texto de opinião,[1] em lí­ngua portuguesa, a alunos do 6.º ano de escolaridade, em escolas de Aveiro, em Portugal, e desenvolvida no seio do grupo de investigação ProTextos, sendo possí­vel constatar, como veremos, através dos resultados obtidos, a relevância de uma tal análise, para uma compreensão mais profunda da atividade docente.
Which Offer Should I Take? The Impact of Various Recruiting Factors on Accounting Students’ Internship Choice
Authors: Hart Matthew , Kremin Joleen 
Published: November 2024

ABSTRACT
This study investigates factors in the recruiting process that influence accounting students’ choice of internship offers, especially when multiple internship offers are present. We surveyed 254 graduate students over several years after being recruited for busy season internships; 196 students received multiple offers and form our primary participant group. We find that students’ perceptions of seniors and staff personalities is the most influential factor during the recruiting process. Personality perceptions of other firm personnel, office visits, and internship location were also among the most influential factors in recruiting when students had to choose among multiple offers. We also find that, among students receiving multiple internship offers, female students receive significantly more internship offers than male students, and tax students receive significantly more offers than audit students.
Data Availability: Contact the authors.
JEL Classifications: M41; M51.
Accounting Faculty’s Motivation to Engage in Academic Citizenship: Evidence from Australia and New Zealand
Authors: Arora Mitali Panchal , Khosa Amrinder , Burch Steven , Tharapos Meredith 
Published: November 2024

ABSTRACT
Academic citizenship, encompassing service and broader community engagement, is declining despite its pivotal role in the academic ecosystem, largely due to being underrecognized and underappreciated in university reward systems. This study identified factors that support and inhibit faculty engagement in academic citizenship so that initiatives to reverse this trend can be designed. We interviewed 24 accounting faculty from 11 universities across Australia and New Zealand. Drawing on social cognitive theory, this study identified personal factors such as faculty self-efficacy, goal commitment, and self-evaluation of progress as drivers of engagement. Our findings underscore the urgent need for university management to support academic citizenship, particularly among junior faculty, and to formally recognize it in institutional workload models, performance evaluations, and reward systems, to ensure the sustainability of the academe ecosystem.
JEL Classifications: M49.
Domestic ferrets (Mustela putorius furo) with cholecystitis commonly show hyperbilirubinemia and common bile duct dilation, gallbladder sludge, and gallbladder wall thickening on ultrasound
Authors: Basse Catherine Veciana , Ruel Yannick , Agoulon Albert , Gaillot Hugues 
Published: November 2024

Abstract

OBJECTIVE
To report clinical signs, biological anomalies, treatment, and outcome in domestic ferrets with cholecystitis, describe the ultrasonographic features of cholecystitis, and compare the ultrasonographic appearance of the hepatobiliary system between diseased and healthy ferrets.

METHODS
11 ferrets with confirmed cholecystitis and abdominal ultrasonography were retrospectively included. Ten healthy ferrets were prospectively recruited to undergo hepatobiliary abdominal ultrasonography. Comparisons of explanatory variables (group, age, body weight, and sex) were performed.

RESULTS
The most common clinical signs were nonspecific, and icterus was observed in 1/4 of diseased ferrets. Compared with healthy individuals, diseased ferrets showed a larger common bile duct (CBD; ≥ 2.8 mm), a thicker CBD wall (≥ 0.7 mm), a thicker gallbladder (GB) wall, more frequent echoic GB luminal content, visible intrahepatic bile ducts, and a greater GB volume. Bile culture was positive in 9/11 mostly for Escherichia coli (8/9). Bile cytology indicated septic purulent cholecystitis in 7/7 ferrets. Survival time after antibiotic treatment ranged from 6 to 104 weeks, with a median of 36 weeks.

CONCLUSIONS
Ferrets with cholecystitis presented with nonspecific clinical signs and frequently showed hyperbilirubinemia. Ultrasonography findings such as enlarged CBD, thickened CBD wall, thicker GB wall, GB sludge, visible intrahepatic bile ducts, and enlarged GB may suggest cholecystitis. Escherichia coli was commonly isolated from bile. The medium-term mortality rate was high despite targeted antibiotherapy.

CLINICAL RELEVANCE
This is the first study describing the clinical signs, biological anomalies, ultrasonographic findings, and outcomes after treatment in a series of domestic ferrets with cholecystitis.
Preparation of Sampling Plan For the Gravimetric Characterization of Solid Waste From the Municipality of Itaquaquecetuba
Authors: Drudi Kelly Cristina Rosa , Drudi Ricardo , Fratta Kelly Danielly da Silva Alcantara , Zanineti Graziella Colato Antonio , Leite Juliana Tofano de Campos 
Published: November 2024

Objective: the objective of this study is to utilize a sampling design for the collection of USW samples for gravimetric characterization, with the aim of proposing and standardizing a methodology that allows for the collection of statistically representative samples of this biomass

Theoretical Framework: It was based on national and international technical standards that deal with the collection, preparation and sampling of waste. In addition, statistical sampling concepts were used, as well as the National Solid Waste Policy.

Method: The methods used in this research include analysis of technical standards (national and international) for municipal solid waste combined with statistical methods of probabilistic sampling.

Results and Discussion: As a result, a statistically valid sampling methodology was developed and applied to the waste from the municipality of Itaquaquecetuba, leading to the collection of MSW samples from 35 trucks, which represented the characteristics of the types of wet waste generated in the municipality. This provides essential data for the integrated management of waste in the region.

Research Implications: The research proposes a statistically valid sampling plan for the collection and analysis of urban solid waste that can be adapted and used in any region of the country or internationally.

Originality/Value: The work contributes to the literature by proposing a statistically valid sampling plan for the collection and sampling of waste, using as a basis the characteristics of urban solid waste generated in Brazil.
Mathematical Modeling of Biogas Production in Sanitary Landfills
Authors: Drudi Ricardo , Drudi Kelly Cristina Rosa , Silva Ísis dos Anjos , Antonio Graziella Colato , Leite Juliana Tófano de Campos 
Published: November 2024

Objective: The objective of this study is to evaluate the biogas production potential in sanitary landfills using the Verhulst mathematical model, which is employed to represent natural phenomena constrained by a saturation point.

Theoretical Framework: It was based on references on energy use from waste, possible conversion routes, in addition to mathematical models that estimate the energy potential for biogas generation.

Method: The methodology adopted for this research involves the use of data collected in an experimental cell, subsequently applying the De Verhulst model through a regression with minimization of errors using the Least Squares Method (LSM).

Results and Discussion: The results indicated that the developed model correlates well with the observed data, demonstrating its suitability as a predictive model for biogas production.

Research Implications: The research contributes to the construction of a theoretical framework for the adaptation, elaboration and use of mathematical models to predict the energy potential in the generation of biogas in landfills.

Originality/Value: This study contributes to the literature by using a population growth model (Verhulst) to predict landfill biogas production.
Barriers to Reverse Logistics of Construction and Demolition Waste
Authors: Faro Iasmim Sousa , Cereja Jamille do Nascimento , Gonçalves Júnior Nelson Santos , Sousa Rian Gustavo Oliveira de , Braga Junior Antonio Erlindo , Lima Rayra Brandão de , Nunes Denilson Ricardo de Lucena , Martins Vitor Willian Batista , Melo André Cristiano Silva , Nagata Verônica de Menezes Nascimento 
Published: November 2024

Objective: This study aims to identify the main barriers to implementing reverse logistics for construction and demolition waste (RCD), focusing on challenges faced by both small and large waste generators.

Theoretical Framework: The research is grounded in reverse logistics theories, addressing sustainability and waste management frameworks. These concepts provide a basis for understanding the diverse challenges different generator profiles encounter.

Method: A systematic literature review was conducted over nine months (October 2023 to July 2024) following the PRISMA method. Seven databases were consulted—Web of Science, Scopus, MDPI, Emerald, ScienceDirect, Taylor and Francis, and Wiley—resulting in 119 relevant articles. The study identifies and categorizes barriers for small and large generators.

Results and Discussion: The results revealed 20 barriers for large generators and 7 for small generators, with 4 common barriers between both groups. These barriers highlight the complexity of RCD management and suggest specific policy and strategy needs. In the discussion, these barriers are analyzed in the context of the theoretical framework, revealing practical implications for improving reverse logistics systems.

Research Implications: The findings provide valuable insights for both academic research and practical applications in waste management, contributing to the development of more effective strategies for RCD handling and disposal. This research has the potential to influence public policy and industry practices in waste logistics.

Originality/Value: This study fills a gap in the literature by providing a comprehensive overview of barriers specific to different waste generator profiles. It advances theoretical knowledge and offers practical recommendations for improving RCD reverse logistics.
Characterizing the Wildfire Patterns in the Marromeu Complex Using Remote Sensing Data
Authors: Boanha Baptista , Nhongo Eufrásio 
Published: November 2024

Objective: To caraterize the wildfire regime in the Marromeu Complex between 2002 and 2019.

Method: Data from the MOD14 Collection 6 sensor, pertaining to thermal anomalies (MCD14ML, MCD64A1) corresponding to hot spots and burned areas, were used on a monthly basis. Only pixels with a reliability of 80% or higher were considered. Patterns of hot spots, burned area, density, intensity, frequency, and seasonality of fires were analyzed. Data processing was conducted using ArcGIS 10.8.

Results and Discussion: A total of 12,227 hot spots were identified, covering 73% of the burned area. The annual average burned area was 24%, with densities ranging from moderate to very high. The fires showed low intensity across most of the Complex, with an average fire frequency of 2 to 3 times per year, and the highest fire records were observed in September. These findings are analyzed within the theoretical framework, emphasizing the implications of temporal and spatial variations in fires and their potential causes and environmental impacts.

Implications of the Research: This study offers insights into wildfire management and emphasizes the necessity of fire management strategies in the Marromeu Complex. The implications include enhancing management plans and mitigating environmental impacts associated with fires.

Originality/Value: This study contributes to the literature by providing a detailed characterization of the fire regime in the Marromeu Complex. The research is relevant as it offers new information on fire dynamics and their variations over time, which could impact management practices and environmental policies.
Costs of Disabling Musculoskeletal Pain in Children and Adolescents: A Cost-of-Illness Prospective Cohort Study
Authors: Santos Veronica Souza , de Melo do Espirito Santo Caique , Castro e Silva Tuyra Francisca , de Jesus-Moraleida Fabianna Resende , Williams Christopher , Kamper Steven J. , Miyamoto Gisela Cristiane , Yamato Tiê P. 
Published: November 2024

OBJECTIVES: To (1) estimate the economic cost of disabling musculoskeletal pain in children and adolescents from a health care and societal perspective, (2) identify the characteristics of children and adolescents with higher costs, and (3) estimate the economic cost of children’s pain to Brazil. DESIGN: Prospective cohort study. METHODS: We recruited children and adolescents with disabling musculoskeletal pain from public and private schools. The economic cost associated with disabling musculoskeletal pain was reported by parents each month for 1 year. The cost categories were health care, lost productivity, and patient/family costs. The sum of the categories resulted in the societal costs. Costs were reported using means, standard errors, medians, interquartile ranges, confidence intervals, and sum for each cost category. We compared participant characteristics between groups with low and high costs, and estimated the health and social cost of children’s pain to the Brazilian federal budget. RESULTS: We included 237 children and adolescents with mean age of 11.8 years (standard deviation, 2.9). Total annual health care costs were $29.58 and $103.13 for health insurance/public health care and out-of-pocket, respectively, per child. Total annual societal costs were $177.62 per child. Individuals in low socioeconomic class E (with a monthly income of up to R$403.00) reported that heavy backpack weight, practice of fewer days of sports, and more negative psychosomatic symptoms were associated with higher health care costs. The annual costs to Brazil from the societal perspective was $1 001 329 553. CONCLUSION: Disabling musculoskeletal pain in children and adolescents in Brazil imposes a serious economic burden of up to $1 billion on the federal budget. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther 2024;54(12):766-775. Epub 4 November 2024. doi:10.2519/jospt.2024.12735