bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
AS QUALIDADES DO MORAR: UMA ABORDAGEM SOBRE A SUSTENTABILIDADE NA ARQUITETURA HABITACIONAL BRASILEIRA
Authors: Cruz Andrea Borges De Souza , Campos Adriana Fiorotti 
Published: June 2019

O presente artigo propõe uma revisão sobre as qualidades do morar em bases sustentáveis considerando a produção habitacional no Brasil. O Brasil acompanha a tendência mundial de urbanização e, atualmente, a demanda habitacional em valores absolutos no país está estimada em cerca de 9 milhões de unidades, sendo 85% em áreas urbanas. Com vistas à necessária delimitação do estudo, será analisada a região da Área de Planejamento 4 – AP4, situada na Zona Oeste da cidade do Rio de Janeiro, que compreende as regiões administrativas de Jacarepaguá, Cidade de Deus e Barra da Tijuca, que vem sendo palco de uma abrangente e diversificada produção imobiliária nos últimos anos. Para tanto, serão avaliadas as qualidades socioeconômicas e ambientais presentes no modelo de urbanização segregado em condomínios, tipo ilha, preponderante na AP4 – Rio de Janeiro.
Palavras-chave: Sustentabilidade. Habitação. Meio ambiente.
Five-Year Outcomes of Behavioral Health Integration in Pediatric Primary Care
Authors: Walter Heather J. , Vernacchio Louis , Trudell Emily K. , Bromberg Jonas , Goodman Ellen , Barton Jessica , Young Gregory J. , DeMaso David R. , Focht Glenn 
Published: June 2019

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES:
In the context of protracted shortages of pediatric behavioral health (BH) specialists, BH integration in pediatric primary care can increase access to BH services. The objectives of this study were to assess the structure and process of pediatric BH integration and outcomes in patient experience (access and quality), cost, and provider satisfaction.

METHODS:
In 2013, we launched a multicomponent, transdiagnostic integrated BH model (Behavioral Health Integration Program [BHIP]) in a large pediatric primary care network in Massachusetts. Study participants comprised the first 13 practices to enroll in BHIP (Phase-1). Phase-1 practices are distributed across Greater Boston, with ∼105 primary care practitioners serving ∼114 000 patients. Intervention components comprised in-depth BH education, on-demand psychiatric consultation, operational support for integrated practice transformation, and on-site clinical BH service.

RESULTS:
Over 5 years, BHIP was associated with increased practice-level BH integration (P &lt; .001), psychotherapy (P &lt; .001), and medical (P = .04) BH visits and guideline-congruent medication prescriptions for anxiety and depression (P = .05) and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (P = .05). Total ambulatory BH spending increased by 8% in constant dollars over 5 years, mainly attributable to task-shifting from specialty to primary care. Although an initial decline in emergency BH visits from BHIP practices was not sustained, total emergency BH spending decreased by 19%. BHIP providers reported high BH self-efficacy and professional satisfaction from BHIP participation.

CONCLUSIONS:
Findings from this study suggest that integrating BH in the pediatric setting can increase access to quality BH services while engendering provider confidence and satisfaction and averting substantial increases in cost.
Functional foods: current issues and trends
Authors: MÁRQUEZ FERNÁNDEZ Pabla María , MÁRQUEZ FERNÁNDEZ Diana Margarita 
Published: June 2019

Functional foods are characterized for containing various components, some of which are classified as nutrients, and they affect diverse important functions in the body producing wellness and health and/or decrease in the risk of some diseases. Accordingly, these foods, besides from satisfying hunger and providing nutrients that are necessary for the organism, also prevent nutrition related diseases and improve the body at physical and mental levels.
Vitrocap efficacy in patients with the vitreous body destruction
Authors: Varganova Tat’yana S. , Veryasova Anastasiya G. , Erysheva Evgeniya D. 
Published: June 2019

The vitreous body destruction (VBD) is one of the most common conditions bringing patients to visit an ophthalmologist. The absence of the effective treatment of VBD today worries both doctors themselves and their patients. Since 2014, Vitrocap (Ebiga-VISION, Germany) has been registered in the Russian Federation, its components of which prevent the biochemical and anatomical vitreous body structure changes by a natural way.
Objective: to evaluate the clinical efficacy of Vitrocap in patients with VBD, as well as to analyze the psychological characteristics of individuals complaining of floaters.
Material and methods. The study included 32 patients in total, 16 of which (5 men and 11 women aged from 37 to 57 years) comprised the main group of individuals complaining of floaters. The patients in this group received active treatment using Vitrocap according to the licensed posology. The control group included patients with the vitreous body floaters confirmed by B-scan, but without active complaints. All patients underwent standard echography (A-, B-scan) using the Tomey UD-8000 device with a 15 MHZ frequency sensor before and after treatment. In addition, voluntary anonymous survey was performed in both groups using Minnesota Multiphase Personality Test (MMPI).
The results of the study showed that after the Vitrocap course patients reported a reduction or absence of floaters complaints in 76% of cases, and according to A-scan characteristics (the number and height of echogenicity peaks) there were quantitative and qualitative improvements in 32% and 80% of cases, correspondingly. According to MMPI test results, the patients in the main group had an increased need for the doctors emotional involvement in the process of eliminating visual discomfort. In such cases, the very fact of prescribing therapy caused a beneficial effect on the patients emotional state. Thus, we have found Vitrocap treatment to improve both subjective and objective status in patients with VBD.
Spatial Correlation Model of Systematic Site and Path Effects for Ground‐Motion Fields in Northern Italy
Authors: Sgobba Sara , Lanzano Giovanni , Pacor Francesca , Puglia Rodolfo , D'Amico Maria , Felicetta Chiara , Luzi Lucia 
Published: June 2019

AbstractIn this study, we propose an approach to generate spatially correlated seismic ground‐motion fields for loss assessment and risk analysis. Differently from the majority of spatial correlation models, usually calibrated on within‐earthquake residuals, we use the sum of the source‐, site‐, and path‐systematic effects (namely corrective terms) of the ground‐motion model (GMM), obtained relaxing the ergodic assumption. In this way, we build a scenario‐related spatial correlation model of the corrective terms by which adjusting the median predictions of ground motion and the associated variability. We show a case study focused on the Po Plain area in northern Italy, presenting a series of peculiar features (i.e., availability of a dense dataset of seismic records with uniform soil classification and very large plain with variable thickness of the sedimentary cover) that make its study particularly suitable for the purpose of developing and validating the proposed approach.The study exploits the repeatable corrective terms, estimated by Lanzano et al. (2017) in northern Italy, using a local GMM (Lanzano et al., 2016), which predicts the geometric mean of horizontal response spectral accelerations in the 0.01–4 s period range. Our results show that the implementation of a spatially correlated model of the systematic terms provides reliable shaking fields at various periods and spatial patterns compliant with the deepest geomorphology of the area, which is an aspect not accounted by the GMM model. The possibility to define a priori fields of systematic effects depending on local characteristics could be usefully adopted either to simulate future ground‐motion scenarios or to reconstruct past events.
Generalized Earthquake Counting Processes for Sequence‐Based Hazard
Authors: Iervolino Iunio 
Published: June 2019

AbstractSequence‐based probabilistic seismic hazard analysis (SPSHA) allows us to account for the effect of aftershocks in the assessment of seismic structural‐design actions (Iervolino et al., 2014, 2018). In fact, it generalizes classical probabilistic seismic hazard analysis (PSHA; Cornell, 1968), combining it with aftershock‐PSHA (Yeo and Cornell, 2009). SPSHA associates in time aftershocks to mainshocks and, therefore, retains a desirable property of classical PSHA; that is, events (earthquakes in PSHA and mainshock–aftershock sequences in SPSHA) occur according to homogeneous Poisson processes (HPPs). Nevertheless, the number of earthquakes in SPSHA is not Poisson‐distributed. This is addressed herein, in which the probability distribution is formulated and discussed for the following random variables: (1) the count of all earthquakes pertaining to sequences originating in any time interval; (2) the count of all earthquakes occurring in any time interval; (3) the count of all earthquakes that cause exceedance of an arbitrary ground‐motion intensity threshold at the site of interest, generated by sequences originating in any time interval. An application referring to central Italy is also developed to help the discussion. The three main findings are that: (1) the formulated SPSHA counting processes further generalize PSHA; that is, they degenerate in the corresponding mainshock HPPs, if aftershocks are neglected; (2) to associate the aftershocks to the corresponding mainshocks in time is fit for hazard assessment purposes; and (3) the variance‐to‐mean ratio of the counting distributions is significantly larger than one; consequently, the occurrence processes cannot be approximated by Poisson processes. These results, which complete the SPSHA framework, can be a reference for model calibration exercises when SPSHA is computed via simulation and in those cases in which the probability of an exact number of exceedances is of interest, rather than that of observing at least one exceedance (e.g., for seismic damage accumulation studies).
Prevalence and Risk Factors of Low Birth Weight in Rafsanjan, Iran; 2017: A cross-sectional study
Authors: Hajizadeh Farzaneh , Jamalizade Ahmad , Rezaeian Mohsen , Vazirinejad Reza , Bitaraf Saiid , Irannejad Najmeh , Khalili Parvin 
Published: June 2019

Background: Low birth weight is an effective factor in neonatal mortality and morbidity. Growth retardation and subsequent chronic diseases are other complications of LBW. The goal of the present study was to determine the prevalence and related factors of LBW in Rafsanjan city in 2016.
Methods: This cross-sectional study investigated existing data of all live births born in Niknafas Rafsanjan Maternity Hospital, the main maternity hospital in the city, and other delivery centers, from March 2016 to 2017. The information was analyzed in two stages using univariable, and multivariable logistic regression model, to control the effect of confounding variables.
Results: The prevalence of LBW was 9.7% in Iranian population of which 4.5% had a gestational age of 37 weeks and more. In non-Iranian population (Afghan), the prevalence of LBW was 13.8%, and the percent of gestational age of 37 and more with weight under 2500 gram was 6.7. The main risk factor was gestational age under 37(OR= 38.38). Other important variables in this study that had significant effects after controlling for the confounding were age over 35 years (OR= 1.485), addiction (OR= 4.057), Abortion history (OR= 1.2), Place of living (Village vs. city) (OR=0.93), Maternal educational Level (OR= 1.85), infant’s gender (Boy vs. girl) (OR= 0.74), and delivery type (OR=1.39)
Conclusion: Despite the provided health services, there was found a high prevalence of LBW, so delivering quality healthcare for all pregnant women and screening for high-risk pregnancies, such as, prevention of premature delivery, educational interventions, and quality healthcare for high risk groups and beside, more research on the recognition of other risk factors can have important role in LBW prevention.
Donald Trump, America First, dan Deglobalisasi: Bagaimana Kelanjutannya?
Authors: Putri Helsi Eka , Rivai Aspin Nur Arifin 
Published: June 2019

Abstrak
Terpilihnya Donald Trump di satu sisi menjadi primadona bagi basis politik ultra kanan atau kadang disebut the looser of globalization, di sisi lain sebagai ancaman bagi pendukung globalisasi khususnya mereka (baik negara, kelompok pebisnis, dan masyarakat transnasional) yang khawatir atas menguatnya fenomena deglobalisasi. Fenomena Trump dan deglobalisasi menjadi perhatian artikel ini, dengan mengajukan pertanyaan kunci yaitu: mengapa di tengah globalisasi yang berlangsung, kebijakan luar negeri Trump justru menempuh pendekatan ekonomi politik proteksionis? Tulisan ini pada dasarnya menguji kembali relasi antar negara dan globalisasi dengan temuan bahwa keterpilihan Trump merupakan perluasan tren deglobalisasi yang sebelumnya berlangsung pasca Krisis Finansial Global 2008. Tulisan ini menggunakan metode penelitian kualitatif dengan pola deduktif deskriptif. Data akan berbentuk data sekunder dan data primer. Hasil dari penelitian ini menunjukan bahwa kebijakan Trump yang cenderung tertutup dalam kerjasama ekonomi-politik merupakan strategi rebalancing terhadap lawan utamanya yaitu China. Tulisan ini kemudian memprediksikan bahwa kebijakan ekonomi Trump dapat berkonstribusi pada AS sebagai negara superior yang semakin defisit. China lantas menjadi penyeimbang poros globalisasi (multilateral approach) disaat AS memilih proteksionis.
Kata kunci: America First, Deglobalisasi, Globalisasi , Krisis Finansial Global (KFG)

Abstract
The election of Donald Trump on the one hand is a prima donna for the ultra right political base or sometimes called the looser of globalization, on the other hand as a threat to supporters of globalization especially those who are concerned about the strengthening of the deglobalisation phenomenon (countries, business groups and transnational communities). Trump's phenomenon and deglobalisation are of concern to this article, by asking key questions, namely: why in the midst of the ongoing globalization, Trump's foreign policy has taken the approach of a protectionist political economy? This paper basically reexamines relations between countries and globalization with the finding that Trump's electability is an expansion of the previous globalization trend after the 2008 Global Financial Crisis. This paper uses qualitative methods with descriptive-deductive pattern. Data will be presented as secondary and primer. The results of this research show that Trump's policy which tends leaning to isolationism from political-economic cooperation is a rebalancing strategy towards its main opponents namely China. This paper then predicts that Trump's economic policies can contribute to the US as a superior country that is increasingly deficit. China then became the axis of balancing globalization (multilateral approach) when the US chose protectionism.
Keywords: America First, Deglobalisation, Globalization, Global Financial Crisis (GFC)
Stunting Status and Child Development on Children Ages 1-5 Years in The Public Health Centre of Padamara District Purbalingga
Authors: Ningrum Ema Wahyu , Utami Tin 
Published: June 2019

The prevalence of stunting has increased from 35.6% in 2010 to 37.2% in 2013.
Children who suffer from stunting are at risk of delay in growth and development. The
purpose of this study is to determine the relationship between stunting and
development status of children under 5 years old. The research design was analytical
survey with cross sectional approach. The number of sample were 60 children under 5
years old who selected through quota sampling technique. Microtoase stature meter,
WHO anthro software and Denver sheet II were used to assess stunting and
development status of children. Data was analysed using distribution frequency, chi
square, fisher exact test, and Kolmogorov Smirnov. Result showed that there were no
significant correlation between stunting and gross motor, fine motor, social and
language development (p=0,649; p=1,000; p=1,000 and p=0.998 respectively). In
conclusion, there is no relationship between stunting status and child development.
However, mothers of children age less than 5 years old who suffers from stunting is
suggested to pay attention to the developmental aspect of their children by taking
regular screening and providing stimulation.
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PSYCHOSOCIAL STRESS, ENERGY INTAKE, CALCIUM AND THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF THE FEMALE ADOLESCENTS IN SURAKARTA
Authors: Nugroho Riezky Faisal , Hanim Diffah , Dewi Yulia Lanti Retno 
Published: June 2019

<p class="jkshead1">ABSTRACT</p><p class="jksfistpar">Female adolescents are at risk of nutrient deficiency. Adolescent stress can arise due toÂ the social environmental factor called psychosocial stress. The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between psychosocial stress, energy intake, calcium and the nutritional status of the female adolescents in Surakarta. The design of the research used was observational analytic with a cross-sectional design. The sample of this study was comprised of 166 students from 2 junior high schools in Surakarta City. The data of the psychosocial stress were collected using a Psychosocial Stress Assessment Instrument (IPSP). Then, the data of the energy intake and calcium were collected using 2x24-hour-recall questionnaire and nutrisurvey, and the nutritional status data were collected using the measurements of body weight (kg) and height (m). The data were then analysed using chi square. The results showed that there was a relationship (p &lt; 0,05) between the psychosocial stress, energy intake, calcium and the nutritional status of the female adolescents in Surakarta.</p><p class="jksfistpar">Keywords: Psychosocial Stress, Energy Intake, Calcium, Nutritional Status, Female Adolescent</p>
‘Livin and Learnin’, Tellin’ stories, Challengin’ narratives: Critical reflections on engaging students from marginalised groups in academic research activities.
Authors: Owusu-Kwarteng Louise 
Published: June 2019

Student engagement in academic research, is a necessary facet of their university experience. This promotes research cultures, links students to our research activities, and facilitates employability skills, such as public speaking and presenting information concisely (Healey and Jenkins 2009). This paper critically reflects upon how this happens in our ‘Applied Sociology’ research group, which includes Sociologists from various disciplines (e.g Sociology, Business etc) and was established to enhance our research environment for the REF. Our research incorporates everyday lived social realities of diverse/ marginalised groups.Everyday social/lived realities include educational experiences. The Applied Sociology research group, thus encourages students to explore these issues and write/present research papers at relevant symposia. Our recent event entitled ‘Livin and Learnin’ : Critical reflections on educational journeys in relation to social identity’ exemplifies this. Students’ from diverse social backgrounds gave papers on their educational autobiographies. BAME students’ stories were of particular interest, given persistent experiences of marginalisation and longstanding negative narratives concerning their attitudes to education/ attainment levels. Their accounts demonstrated how they overcame these issues and, in their ways, challenged dominant perspectives
SOBRE LA CALIFICACIÓN DE LA VÁLIDA CONSTITUCIÓN DE LA JUNTA GENERAL EN EL ACTA NOTARIAL DEL ARTÍCULO 203 DEL TRLSC.
Authors: Gómez-Riesco Tabernero de Paz Juan 
Published: June 2019

Dado el carácter fundamental de los requisitos formales y sustantivos de la celebración de la junta de socios para la validez de la misma y de sus acuerdos, una de las cuestiones prácticas que resulta preciso abordar en detalle es, ante sus posibles defectos, cuál es el alcance de la declaración de validez de la constitución de la junta general realizada por su presidente - mención que, necesariamente, debe formar parte del acta notarial de la junta del artículo 203 del texto refundido de la Ley de Sociedades de Capital, aprobado por Real Decreto Legislativo de 1/2010, de 2 de julio (en adelante “TRLSC”), según el artículo 102.1.2ª del Reglamento del Registro Mercantil, aprobado por Real Decreto Real Decreto 1784/1996, de 19 de julio (en adelante “RRM”)-.
LA EVOCACIÓN DE UNA DENOMINACIÓN DE ORIGEN A TRAVÉS DE SIGNOS GRÁFICOS.
Authors: Pomares Caballero Mario 
Published: June 2019

La sentencia del TJUE de 2 de mayo de 2019, en el asunto C-614/17, supone un avance importantísimo en la interpretación del concepto de evocación de una denominación de origen o indicación geográfica, proscrita por el artículo 13 del Reglamento 1151/2012 , sobre la protección de las indicaciones geográficas y de las denominaciones de origen de los productos agrícolas y alimenticios.
Markedly Increased Ocular Side Effect Causing Severe Vision Deterioration After Chemotherapy Using New or Investigational Epidermal or Fibroblast Growth Factor Receptor Inhibitors.
Authors: Shin Eunhae , Lim Dong Hui , Han Jisang , Nam Do-Hyun , Park Keunchil , Ahn Myung-Ju , Kang Won Ki , Lee Jeeyun , Ahn Jin-Seok , Lee Se-Hoon , Sun Jong-Mu , Jung Hyun Ae , Chung Tae-Young 
Published: June 2019

Abstract
Background

To describe corneal epithelial changes after using epidermal (EGFR) or fibroblast growth factor receptor (FGFR) inhibitors as chemotherapy and to clarify incidence and prognosis.

Materials

Retrospective chart review.

Results

Among 6,871 patients and 17 EGFR or FGFR inhibitors, authors identified five EGFR inhibitors and two FGFR inhibitors that cause such corneal lesions. Unlike other old EGFR agents with rare ocular complications, Vandetanib, Osimertinib, and 3 EGFR agents under clinical trial (ABT-414, ASP5878, FPA144) caused vortex keratopathy in nine patients and ASP5878 and FPA144, the FGFR inhibitors of clinical trial caused epithelial changes resembling corneal dysmaturation in three patients. ABT-414 showed a remarkably short interval from the start of therapy to initiation of keratopathy. After excluding deceased patients, or were lost to follow-up or were still undergoing treatment, we confirmed the reversibility of corneal lesions after discontinuation of each agent. Although patients diagnosed with glioblastoma used prophylactic topical steroids before and during ABT-414 therapy, all developed vortex keratopathy.

Conclusions

EGFR and FGFR inhibitors are well known chemotherapy agents and could make corneal epithelial changes. Contrary to low probability of ocular complication with old EGFR drugs, recently introduced EGFR and FGFR agents showed high incidence of ocular complication with severe vision distortion. Doctors should forewarn patients planning chemotherapy with EGFR or FGFR inhibitors that decreased visual acuity could develop due to corneal epithelial changes, and also reassure them that the condition is reversible after the end of treatment without the use of steroid eye drops.