bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Integration of Pediatric Behavioral Health Services in Primary Care: Improving Access and Outcomes with Collaborative Care
Authors: Campo John V. , Geist Rose , Kolko David J. 
Published: April 2018

Objective: To examine collaborative care interventions to integrate pediatric mental health services into primary care as a means of addressing barriers to mental health service delivery, improving access to care, and improving health outcomes. Method: Selective review of published literature addressing structural and attitudinal barriers to behavioural health service delivery and the integration of behavioural health services for pediatric mental problems and disorders into primary care settings, with a special focus on Canadian and U.S. studies. Results: Integration of pediatric behavioural health services in primary care has potential to address structural and attitudinal barriers to care delivery, including shortages and the geographical misdistribution of behavioural health specialists. Integration challenges stigma by communicating that health cannot be compartmentalized into physical and mental components. Stepped collaborative care interventions have been demonstrated to be feasible and effective in improving access to behavioural health services, outcomes, and patient and family satisfaction relative to existing care models. Conclusion: Collaborative integration of behavioural health services into primary care is a promising means of improving access to care and outcomes for children and adolescents struggling with mental problems and disorders. Dissemination to real-world practice settings will likely require changes to existing models of reimbursement and the culture of health service delivery.
Self-Determination Theory in Human Resource Development: New Directions and Practical Considerations
Authors: Rigby C. Scott , Ryan Richard M. 
Published: April 2018

The Problem There has been a “Copernican turn” in approaches to motivation and management: The focus in human resource development (HRD) and management circles today is no longer on how companies can motivate or incentivize employees from the outside, but instead on how they can effectively foster and support the high-quality motivation that comes from within employees. Developing affective commitment and intrinsic motivation is highlighted as a key to organizational success and employee satisfaction. The Solution In this article, we review our applications of self-determination theory (SDT; Ryan & Deci, 2017) concerning how organizations can both assess and build a culture of high-quality motivation. We review a continuum of types of motivation in the workplace that range from passive or controlled compliance to personal valuing of and intrinsic interest in one’s work. We then discuss how support for employees’ basic psychological needs for autonomy, competence, and relatedness leads to these higher quality types of motivation. Evidence shows that enhanced need satisfaction can come from managerial climate, job design, and well-crafted compensation strategies, as well as being influenced by the perceived mission of the company. A focus on basic needs provides a practical basis for leveraging positive change and achieving goals from talent retention to workplace wellness. The Stakeholders This article was written to help both researchers and practitioners in HRD (i.e., organizational leaders, human resource professionals, managers) learn the basic principles and applications of SDT as a means of unlocking a more practical and actionable model for engagement and motivation. This review not only translates SDT into practice, opening opportunity for collaboration between researchers and practitioners, but also provides meaningful insight into sustained employee motivation and engagement, job satisfaction, and productivity.
Foot Kinematics Differ Between Runners With and Without a History of Navicular Stress Fractures
Authors: Becker James , James Stanley , Osternig Louis , Chou Li-Shan 
Published: April 2018

Background: A navicular stress fracture (NSF) is a common and high-risk injury in distance runners. It is not clear whether there are differences in foot structure and function between runners who have and those who have not sustained an NSF. Purpose/Hypothesis: This study compared foot structure, range of motion, and biomechanics between runners with a history of unilateral NSFs and runners who had never sustained this injury. The hypothesis was that runners with a history of NSFs will have less dorsiflexion and subtalar range of motion in a clinical examination and greater rearfoot eversion and higher eversion velocity while running than either the noninvolved feet or healthy controls. Study Design: Cross-sectional study; Level of evidence, 3. Methods: Seven runners who sustained an NSF were matched with 7 controls without this injury history. Participants underwent a clinical orthopaedic examination, followed by a 3-dimensional running gait analysis. Clinical examination variables, foot kinematics, and ground-reaction forces were compared between injured and noninjured feet within the NSF group and between the NSF group and control group. Results: The NSF group demonstrated less plantar flexion on the clinical examination than the control group ( P = .034, effect size [ES] = 0.69). The involved feet of the NSF group demonstrated greater rearfoot eversion excursion, greater eversion velocity, and reduced forefoot abduction excursion than either the noninvolved feet of the NSF group ( P = .015, ES = 1.73; P = .015, ES = 1.86; and P = .015, ES = 0.96, respectively) or the control group ( P = .012, ES = 1.40; P = .016, ES = 0.49; and P = .005, ES = 1.60, respectively). Conclusion: There are differences in foot kinematics but not ground-reaction forces, foot structure, or passive range of motion between runners who have and those who have not sustained an NSF. Runners who demonstrate increased rearfoot eversion and reduced forefoot abduction during stance may be more at risk for developing NSFs.
Wnt5a induces ROR1 to recruit DOCK2 to activate Rac1/2 in chronic lymphocytic leukemia
Authors: Hasan Md Kamrul , Yu Jian , Widhopf George F. , Rassenti Laura Z. , Chen Liguang , Shen Zhouxin , Briggs Steven P. , Neuberg Donna S. , Kipps Thomas J. 
Published: April 2018

Key PointsWnt5a enhances activation of Rac1/2 by inducing ROR1 to interact with DOCK2. ROR1-DOCK2 interaction contributes to Wnt5a-enhanced CLL cell proliferation.
Lipid droplet consumption is functionally coupled to vacuole homeostasis independent of lipophagy
Authors: Ouahoud Sarah , Fiet Mitchell D. , Martínez-Montañés Fernando , Ejsing Christer S. , Kuss Oliver , Roden Michael , Markgraf Daniel F. 
Published: April 2018

ABSTRACT
Lipid droplets (LDs) store neutral lipids and are integrated into a cellular metabolic network that relies on functional coupling with various organelles. Factors mediating efficient coupling and mechanisms regulating them remain unknown. Here, we conducted a global screen in S. cerevisiae to identify genes required for the functional coupling of LDs and other organelles during LD consumption. We show that LD utilization during growth resumption is coupled to vacuole homeostasis. ESCRT-, V-ATPase- and vacuole protein sorting-mutants negatively affect LD consumption, independent of lipophagy. Loss of ESCRT function leads to the accumulation of LD-derived diacylglycerol (DAG), preventing its conversion into phosphatidic acid (PA) and membrane lipids. In addition, channeling of DAG from LD-proximal sites to the vacuole is blocked. We demonstrate that utilization of LDs requires intact vacuolar signaling via TORC1 and its downstream effector Sit4p. These data suggest that vacuolar status is coupled to LD catabolism via TORC1-mediated regulation of DAG-PA interconversion and explain how cells coordinate organelle dynamics throughout cell growth.
Thermal strategies vary with life history stage
Authors: Truebano Manuela , Fenner Phillip , Tills Oliver , Rundle Simon D. , Rezende Enrico L. 
Published: April 2018

ABSTRACT
With both global surface temperatures and the incidence and intensity of extreme temperature events projected to increase, the assessment of species' sensitivity to chronic and acute changes in temperature has become crucial. Sensitivity predictions are based predominantly on adult responses, despite the fact that early life stages may be more vulnerable to thermal challenge. Here, we compared the sensitivity of different life history stages of the intertidal gastropod Littorina obtusata using thermal death time curves, which incorporate the intensity and duration of heat stress, and used these to calculate upper critical thermal limits (CTmax) and sensitivity to temperature change (z). Early (larval) life stages had both a lower CTmax and a lower z than adults, suggesting they are less good at withstanding short-term extreme thermal challenges but better able to survive moderate temperatures in the long term. This result supports the predicted trade-off between acute and chronic tolerance to thermal stress, and is consistent with the different thermal challenges that these stages encounter in the intertidal zone. We conclude that different life history stages employ different thermal strategies that may be adaptive. Our findings caution against the use of predictions of the impact of global warming that are based on only adult responses and, hence, which may underestimate vulnerability.
Mozartowski Don Giovanni – przegląd wybranych przekładów librett i kwestia stylizacji
Authors: Muszyńska‑Andrejczyk Agnieszk 
Published: April 2018

Mozart’s Don Giovanni – a review of selected libretto translations and the question of stylization
The paper presents selected translations of Don Giovanni’s libretto originally written by Lorenzo da Ponte (translations by: K. Konopacka/L. René, G. Janiak, A. Księżopolska‑Makuracka, S. Barańczak) and discusses various types of stylization present in them.
silêncio nas páginas de Novas Cartas Portuguesas (Maria Isabel Barreno, Maria Teresa Horta e Maria Velho da Costa) e na imagética monocromática de Helena Almeida – uma perspetiva interdisciplinar
Authors: Infante da Câmara Patrícia 
Published: April 2018

THE SILENCE IN THE PAGES OF NEW PORTUGUESE LETTERS (MARIA ISABEL BARRENO, MARIA TERESA HORTA AND MARIA VELHO DA COSTA) AND IN THE MONOCHROMATIC IMAGERY OF HELENA ALMEIDA – AN INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVE
It is with greatest expression that, in the 1970s, the Portuguese female authors begin to claim a social space and a voice of their own, mostly through literature but also, even though more occasionally, in the field of visual arts. Dancing and creating from and around silence, they try to break free from it in order to broaden the horizons of a feminine worldview – and at the forefront of this cultural battle cannot go unnoticed names like Maria Isabel Barreno, Maria Teresa Horta, Maria Velho da Costa (the Three Marys) or Helena Almeida, stretching the threads of the ball that would allow them to get to the weaving of a new collective discourse and to participate in it with a relevant and compelling originality.
manutenção da perspetiva clássica sobre a linguagem como empecilho para os estudos morfológicos
Authors: Borges Neto José 
Published: April 2018

THE MAINTENANCE OF THE CLASSICAL PERSPECTIVE ON LANGUAGE AS AN OBSTACLE TO THE MORPHOLOGICAL STUDIES
We see, in linguistics, the predominance of Greco‑Latin tradition on language studies. The scientists, prisoners to the tradition, cannot see the language from other perspectives. Using two examples in the morphology of the attitude of the linguists (the distinction inflection/derivation and the word classes), we intend to characterize two processes in linguistic research that has prevented the development of morphological studies: the naturalization of grammar and its use as “protocol sentence”.
Português como língua estrangeira: difusão do português em contexto timorense
Authors: Bueno Alexandre Marcelo , Pires de Brito Regina 
Published: April 2018

DIFFUSION AND TEACHING OF PORTUGUESE IN TIMOR-LESTE: TWO REPORTS
This paper presents two experiences of Portuguese teaching in East Timor. Separated by time, each report shows different problems and distinct situations from the social, cultural and historical needs of the Portuguese in East Timor.
“Falar diferente” e conservar um geoleto vernáculo
Authors: Dondelewski Bartosz 
Published: April 2018

“SPEAKING DIFFERENT” AND PRESERVING A VERNACULAR GEOLECT: NOTES ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF PHONETICS IN ENHANCING THE G. BREAKWELL’S IDENTITY PRINCIPLES IN A FALA DE XÁLIMA COMMUNITY (CÁCERES, SPAIN)
This paper presents some preliminary comments aiming to explain the vitality of the geolect of Val de Xálima (Cáceres province, Spain), the so‑called a fala. Having in consideration that recently the community of Xálima has faced various sociolinguistic phenomena which could have suppressed its dialectal particularities in the linguistic convergence with Castilian, the author aims to describe a process of reinforcement of the local ethnic identity due to the perceptual salience of the hypothetical “non belonging phonetic features” resulting in the preservation of the geolect. It is also proposed to integrate the factor called by the author: “to speak different” to the Identity Process Theory of G. Breakwell.
Infinitivo pessoal – um fenómeno português?
Authors: Drzazgowska Joanna 
Published: April 2018

PERSONAL INFINITIVE – A PORTUGUESE PHENOMENON? OBSERVATIONS ABOUT THE INFLECTIVE INFINITIVE
The purpose of the article is to present the issue of the naming and the origin of the Portuguese inflected infinitive. We will present a number of opinions of various linguists on the topic. We will also try to answer the question whether the Portuguese inflective infinitive is a purely Portuguese phenomenon or there are other languages in which a similar verbal form can be observed.
Team Creativity, Cognition, and Cognitive Style Diversity
Authors: Aggarwal Ishani , Woolley Anita Williams 
Published: April 2018

In spite of the recognized importance of team creativity for organizational success, the factors that influence it are not well understood. In this paper, we address an important gap in the literature on the impact of team diversity on team creativity. We show how team cognitive diversity both enhances and inhibits team cognition, or the manner in which information is organized and distributed within the team. We further demonstrate that team cognition is a key mechanism through which cognitive diversity influences team creativity. The paper introduces a new theoretical lens, the signal-detection perspective, which argues that cognitive diversity amplifies the signals to the location of critical cognitive resources within the team and aids in their detection, consequently enhancing the form of team cognition that is central to team creativity. We test the predictions in a longitudinal study with 112 MBA student project teams. This research advances our understanding of what makes teams creative by synthesizing and testing existing theory as well as providing a new perspective that highlights an alternative way in which a team’s cognitive inputs impact team creativity. This paper was accepted by Sendil Ethiraj, organizations.
FEDERALISMO FISCAL E DESCENTRALIZAÇÃO ADMINISTRATIVA: A DEFICIÊNCIA DE AUTONOMIA DOS MUNICÍPIOS DO BAIXO SUL DA BAHIA NA PROMOÇÃO DE AÇÕES DE SAÚDE.
Authors: Portella André Alves , De Jesus Jessica Ferreira 
Published: April 2018

O presente artigo objetiva analisar o federalismo brasileiro na perspectiva do financiamento público, de forma a esclarecer como a estrutura político-administrativa fragiliza a condição dos entes municipais, com especial destaque para o financiamento das ações de Saúde pública. De maneira mais precisa, trata-se de verificar, a partir de fontes empíricas, o descompasso entre o grande número de atribuições administrativas exigidas constitucionalmente dos Municípios, e a escassez de recursos financeiros para atender tais demandas. O estudo será aplicado à região do chamado Baixo Sul do Estado da Bahia, tendo como base dados disponibilizados pela Secretaria de Saúde do Estado, Portal da Transparência do Governo Federal, Sistema de Informações Sobre Orçamentos Públicos em Saúde e fontes doutrinárias especializadas, de forma a evidenciar como a centralização arrecadatória em favor da União prejudica a autonomia política-administrativa do Municípios, e por consequência, a efetivação de direitos fundamentais.
POBREZA, DEMOCRACIA E DESENVOLVIMENTO HUMANO NO SÉCULO XXI: A ÉTICA DIALÓGICA DO DIREITO NO ACESSO À JUSTIÇA
Authors: OLIVEIRA SOBRINHO AFONSO SOARES 
Published: April 2018

Nosso objetivo é o estudo da pobreza, da participação cidadã e do desenvolvimento humano num cenário de globalização do século XXI. Deparamo-nos com desigualdades culturais, econômicas, políticas e sociais entre países centrais e periféricos e entre ricos e pobres. O progresso material da humanidade ao longo dos séculos não foi capaz de acabar com a pobreza, a indigência, a exclusão e a segregação de multidões pelo mundo. A pesquisa utiliza o método histórico, e procedimento dialético a partir de referencial bibliográfico sobre pobreza, desenvolvimento humano, ética e sua inter-relação com o direito, haja vista a pobreza se situar não apenas no campo econômico, mas, ético-jurídico. Apontamos como resultado a necessidade do fortalecimento participativo cidadão na esfera pública com vistas ao respeito aos direitos fundamentais. Uma das maiores causas da crise institucional é um direito ilegítimo, fruto de uma cultura desvirtuada no acesso à justiça. Concluímos que a ética dialógica do direito é instrumento de inclusão e emancipação humana. A partir da cultura de valores e princípios somados à democracia participativa, teremos uma norma efetiva, legítima. Assim, quanto mais participação social nas deliberações maior o grau de efetivação dos direitos fundamentais.
OCUPAÇÕES URBANAS NA REGIÃO METROPOLITANA DE BELO HORIZONTE: redistribuição como reconhecimento na luta pelo exercício do direito à moradia adequada
Authors: Dias Maria Tereza Fonseca , Decat Thiago Lopes 
Published: April 2018

Considerando o fenômeno dos assentamentos informais e o surgimento de novas ocupações urbanas na Região Metropolitana de Belo Horizonte (RMBH), na última década, o presente trabalho visa demonstrar que a luta social pela reforma urbana e pelo exercício do direito fundamental à moradia adequada não se limita a distribuição econômica de bens, mas deve ser vista como visando o reconhecimento, no sentido de Hegel e Honneth. Para abordar o fenômeno das ocupações urbanas ora descritas, foi utilizado o procedimento da cartografia sociojurídica, ancorado na metodologia da pesquisa-ação. Para construir os mapas sociais conceituais nas comunidades estudadas entre 2013-2015 (Dandara, Camilo Torres e Eliana Silva), foram utilizados várias técnicas metodológicas, tais como: coleta de dados bibliográficos, sociais e jurídicos, visitas, imersões, entrevistas, oficinas de cartografia social, elaboração e discussão de cartilhas contendo os resultados das pesquisas realizadas. Dois aspectos importantes foram observados nas ocupações estudadas: o engajamento contínuo dos grupos sociais e a modificação da autorrelação prática dos membros da comunidade. A principal contribuição trazida pelo trabalho foi demonstrar que os moradores das ocupações passaram a ter seu valor reconhecido como sujeito de direitos e sua visão de mundo axiológica adotada por instituições jurídicas e administrativas, superando sua exclusão socioespacial.
Development of a Multi-Task Robotic Transplanting Workcell for Greenhouse Seedlings
Authors: Han Luhua , Mao Hanping , Kumi Francis , Hu Jianping 
Published: April 2018

Abstract.A multi-task robotic transplanting workcell for greenhouse seedlings was developed and evaluated. The workcell mainly consists of a transplanting system, two conveyors, a filling unit, and a control system. The transplanting system having multi-grippers was designed to automatically pick-up and plant whole rows of seedlings. The conveyors were designed with the pallet-type double-row chain transmission system which moves the plug trays and pots to the predefined working space of the multi-grippers. The filling unit was designed for automatically filling the growing pots with soil and dibbling holes prior to planting seedlings. The control system coordinates the functionality of the aforementioned function units for flexible automation using a programmable logic controller (PLC). Consequently, a prototype of the multi-task robotic transplanting workcell was constructed. The system was made to undergo dynamic accuracy test and to evaluate the ability of the multi-grippers to meet its design and performance requirements. The results of the performance test under local seedling production conditions showed that the overall success ratio in transplanting operation was up to 90% at the efficiency of 960 plants/h/gripper. Keywords: Greenhouse, Multi-task, Seedlings, Transplanting.
Storage Losses From Large Round Bales of Alfalfa, Tall Fescue, and Big Bluestem Hay
Authors: Lomas L. W. , Slocombe J. W. , Milliken G. A. 
Published: April 2018

Abstract. An 18-month study was conducted to evaluate the effects of storage location, wrapping material, storage surface, and cover on losses of dry matter (DM) and nutrients from large round hay bales. The study consisted of (n=40 bales each) of alfalfa ( L.), tall fescue [ (Schreb.) S.J. Darbyshire], and big bluestem () hay. Bales were wrapped with plastic twine or plastic net and stored indoors or outdoors. Bales stored outdoors were placed on soil or crushed rock with either no cover or thetophalf covered by a tarp. Bales were individually weighed and sampled at harvest and again after 6, 12, and 18 months of storage. Samples were analyzed for DM, crude protein (CP), neutral detergent fiber (NDF), and acid detergent fiber (ADF), and total digestible nutrient (TDN) values were calculated. After 18 months of storage, alfalfa and fescue hay stored inside had a greater (P&lt;0.05) DM concentration and smaller (P&lt;0.05) DM loss than hay stored outside. Storage location and/or treatment had no effect (P&gt;0.05) on DM loss from big bluestem hay. Across all hay types, net-wrapped bales stored outside had numerically smaller DM loss than twine-wrapped bales; however, differences in most cases were not significant (P&gt;0.05). Alfalfa bales stored outside on crushed rock had smaller (P&lt;0.05) DM loss than those stored on soil 18 months after harvest. Storage surface had little or no effect on DM loss from tall fescue and big bluestem hay at any sampling time. Covering the top half of the bale consistently reduced DM loss from alfalfa and tall fescue hay stored outside, but had no effect (P&gt;0.05) on storage losses from big bluestem hay. The effects of storage treatment on CP, NDF, ADF, and TDN were small and in most cases were not significant (P&gt;0.05). The results of this study indicate that alfalfa hay should either be stored inside, or outside on rock with the top-half covered to minimize DM loss. Fescue and big bluestem hay can be stored outside with minimal losses using any of the storage treatments evaluated provided bales are stored on a well-drained surface. Keywords: Alfalfa, Big bluestem, Dry matter, Hay, Net-wrap, Quality, Round bales, Storage losses, Tall fescue.