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Growth and yield performance of Corchorus olitorius under different population densities in a substrate-based hydroponics system
Authors: Akpeji Stephane Clara , Ojuederie Omena Benard , Ojuederie Tina  Chukwuyem , Onoja Maryjane Ochanya , Ossai Chukwunalu Okolie 
Published: October 2024

Corchorus olitorius L. is a tropical vegetable grown for its culinary and medicinal attributes. However, its cultivation is at the subsistence level with little or no regard to optimal production population density. The performances of different population densities of Corchorus olitorius per 100 cm2 in the hydroponics system were investigated. Seeds of Corchorus olitorius were planted in troughs at population densities: 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30 seeds per 100 cm2 substrate-based hydroponics system. The experiment was laid out in a completely randomized design, replicated thrice in two cycles. Data were collected and analysed using descriptive statistics and ANOVA. Plants produced at a density of 10/100 cm2 had the highest number of leaves (26 ± 0.9) and (42.6 ± 1.3), the highest proportion of tall plants above 30 cm (60.2 ± 2.1), (63.2±1.8) in the 1st and 2nd cycles respectively, which were significantly higher than the other treatments. However, in cycle 1, the shoot weight of plants above 30 cm was highest in population density of 15/100 cm2 (18.4 ± 1.2 g), while in the 2nd cycle, the population density of 10/100 cm2 had the highest shoot weight (28.0 ± 1.1 g). Hence the 10/100 cm2 density is recommended as the optimal production population density for the cultivation of Corchorous olitorius.
THE TRAINING OF TEMPERATURE MONITORING SYSTEM WITH LM35 SENSOR BASED ON RESBEERY PI
Authors: Yulianto Pratama Aziz , Doni Setiawan  , Fahmy Ferdian D  
Published: October 2024

Abstract. This community service activity aims to train the community on developing and implementing a temperature monitoring system using the LM35 sensor integrated with Raspberry Pi. This training was carried out to improve people's understanding and skills, especially in utilizing microcontroller-based technology and IoT (Internet of Things) in daily life, especially in the field of room temperature or environmental monitoring. This activity involves targets, for example, teachers, students, and technicians, at SMA AL-IRSYAD TEGAL, with training methods that include basic theories about temperature sensors, introduction to Raspberry Pi, and hands-on practice in assembling and programming temperature monitoring systems. The results of this training showed that participants could understand the basic concepts of temperature monitoring systems and could apply the knowledge gained in making simple devices that can measure and display temperature in real time. The activity evaluation showed that most of the participants felt helped by this training and showed high interest in further developing the system that had been studied. In the future, it is hoped that similar activities can continue to be carried out to empower the community to utilize technology for daily needs.

Keywords: Community service, temperature monitoring system, LM35, Raspberry Pi, technology training.
CREATIVE ECONOMY DEVELOPMENT THROUGH PAINTING SKILLS AS AN INDICATOR OF THE LEVEL OF CREATIVITY OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS SMA LB 1 BANTUL
Authors: Siregar Aisyah Astinadia 
Published: October 2024

Creativity is possessed by children with special needs, also known as disabled children. He will show he is capable even though he knows he lacks. While discovering a child's identity, the support of parents and the environment is very beneficial. The Community Service Team can undoubtedly take advantage of this opportunity to help students with special needs of SMALB 1 Bantul in developing creative skills related to canvas painting. It is wise and wise to try to participate in special events to help children with special needs gain skills and enhance their creativity. In this painting activity, SMALB 1 Bantul students showed their creative abilities by painting on canvas.
DIGITALIZATION TRAINING CHRONIC DISEASE PATIENT MEDICAL RECORD DOCUMENTS FOR HEALTH CENTERS
Authors: Mohammad Maula Ismail , Yanto Haryanto  
Published: October 2024

Digitization of medical record documents of patients with Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is switching media from manual (paper) to electronic using a scanner. When the implementation of electronic medical records is already running, the patient's previous medical records are not eliminated or forgotten because the content is important, including the patient's medical history. To support the control of DM disease, this patient's medical history may be needed again at any time to see the patient's previous health records that may be continuous. While the last patient's medical records were manually using paper, they are no longer by current technological developments. Digitization of medical record documents is a solution related to this. The digitization of medical record documents at the Puskesmas has not yet been implemented because there is no system associated with the digitization of medical record documents. From this explanation, the devotees are interested in participating in DM control by providing DRM digitization training for DM patients at the Health Center.
LEITURA E ESCRITA NA PERSPECTIVA DA ALFABETIZAÇÃO E DO LETRAMENTO: DESAFIOS E CONTEXTOS
Authors: Lacerda Vanessa do Carmo Rodrigues , Mendes Sandra Karina Barbosa 
Published: October 2024

O presente estudo propõe-se analisar a aprendizagem da leitura e da escrita na perspectiva da alfabetização e do letramento, destacando sua importância para o desenvolvimento cognitivo e social dos alunos, bem como o domínio das habilidades de leitura e escrita em diferentes contextos e situações. Para tanto, institui-se os seguintes objetivos específicos: investigar a importância da leitura e da escrita no processo de alfabetização e letramento, considerando seu papel na formação de sujeitos críticos e autônomos; analisar como o letramento influencia o domínio das habilidades de leitura e escrita em diferentes contextos sociais e educacionais e discutir as estratégias pedagógicas mais eficazes para promover a alfabetização e o letramento de forma integrada, garantindo o desenvolvimento pleno das habilidades de leitura e escrita. A construção metodológica deste trabalho tem como base uma pesquisa bibliográfica, de abordagem qualitativa, com foco nos estudos de Ferreiro; Teberosky (1986), Soares (2004), Freire (1989), dentre outros que destacam a relevância da leitura e da escrita como ferramentas essenciais para o desenvolvimento escolar no ensino fundamental. Os dados da pesquisa demonstram que a leitura e a escrita são processos interdependentes, cuja eficácia depende de estratégias pedagógicas que levem em consideração o contexto social dos alunos. Nestes termos, a conclusão aponta que a aprendizagem da leitura e da escrita, integrada à alfabetização e letramento, é essencial para formar indivíduos críticos e autônomos.
Analysis of Knowledge Management and Total Quality Management Implementation: A Study on Indonesian Small and Medium Enterprises
Authors: Ainin Roy Qurrotu , Ningrum Dinda Fitria 
Published: October 2024

This study deals specifically with analyzing the implementation of Knowledge Management (KM) and Total Quality Management (TQM) in Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Indonesia. The purpose is to analyze the implementation of KM Elements and TQM Practices in SMEs in Indonesia and identify the challenges faced by SMEs in Indonesia in implementing TQM and KM. This article is based on information about SMEs in Indonesia that are recorded in the digital ecosystem of 27 million in December 2023. . The primary and secondary data collected were analyzed using content analysis techniques with a qualitative approach. The results show that the most applied Knowledge Management Elements (KME) are "Knowledge Application" and "Knowledge Acquisition" and the most applied Integrated Quality Management (TQMP) practices by SMEs in Indonesia are "Continuous Improvement". Keywords Total Quality Management, Knowledge Management, TQM practices, KM elements, Indonesian Small and Medium Enterprises
Administrative Strategies Affecting Organizational Sustainability of State Enterprises in Bangkok Metropolitan Areas, Thailand
Authors: Pensri Bangbon  , Palphol Rodloytuk  , Nitivach Nonchan  , Karisa Sutthadaanantaphokin  , Alaric Nuaude  
Published: October 2024

The purpose of this research was to study the effect of administrative strategies on organizational sustainability of state enterprises in Bangkok Metropolitan Areas. The samples used in this study were 375 employees working in Thai state enterprises in Bangkok Metropolitan Areas. The research questionnaire was used as an instrument to collect data. Statistics used in this study consisted of percentage, mean, standard deviation, Correlation and Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). The research results showed that administrative strategies had an effect on organizational sustainability of state enterprise in Bangkok Metropolitan Areas with Chi-square Probability equivalent to 0.073, which was less than 0.05; CMIN/DF equivalent to 1.207, which was less than 3; GFI equivalent to 0.961, which was more 0.90; and RMSEA equivalent to 0.024, which was less than 0.06. The results of statistical analysis indicated that the four statistical tests passed the evaluation criteria at good fit; it can be concluded that administrative strategies had an effect on organizational sustainability of state enterprises in Bangkok Metropolitan Areas, which can be presented as strategic management ((β = 0.89, p = .00), learning organization (β = .75, p = .00) and total quality management (β = .83, p = .00) respectively.
Cognitive-Discursive Didactic Sequence to Strengthen Inferential Reading of Elementary School Students
Authors: Hernán Javier Guzmán Murillo  , José Marcelo Torres Ortega  , Jorge Luis Escobar Reynel  
Published: October 2024

Currently, students in basic secondary school in Colombia have a low performance in reading comprehension at the inferential level. This pedagogical proposal aimed to strengthen the level of inferential reading of students who attend elementary school, through the application of a didactic sequence from the cognitive-discursive perspective. Theoretically, the concepts proposed by Cisneros, Olave and Rojas regarding four types of inferences were assumed. Likewise, the theoretical orientations of Van Dijk (1978), Solé (1992) and Martínez (2002) were taken into account to support the cognitive-discursive perspective adopted in the study. Methodologically, the qualitative approach was used with the action research method, and techniques such as observation, questionnaire, field diary and didactic sequence were used. In relation to the results, it is evident that the participants in the closing questionnaire increased significantly compared to the four types of inference evaluated, thus demonstrating greater interpretation when facing the texts.
The Family, The Family Social Climate and Academic Performance
Authors: Luz Enith Velásquez Restrepo  , Doris León Mejía  , Marta Lucía Gallón Ochoa  
Published: October 2024

Introduction The influence of family factors on the academic performance of nursing students in group B of the University Foundation of the Andean Area 2022 was characterized. Methodology: This is a descriptive, quantitative and cross-sectional study. Non-random sample of 50 students. Results: The results of this research show that there is a significant relationship between the Family Social Climate and the School Performance of fourth-semester students, group B, of the Nursing program of the University Foundation of the Andean Area Pereira Sectional in the second semester of 2022. It is concluded that the Low Academic Performance demonstrated by the students of the Institution in the year 2022 is related to the inadequate Family Social Climate in which the students live. Conclusion: Families do not identify high family risk even with adverse conditions such as weakness with the social support network. It is necessary to intensify actions that involve the health of the family.
The Impact of Job Performance in Companies in Latin America and the Caribbean
Authors: Willam Suárez Peña  , Yesica Llontop Arista  , Exandra de Nazareth Llanos Vásquez  , Lina Ariadne Gonzáles Imán  , Rafael Damián Villón Prieto  
Published: October 2024

The purpose of this article was to analyze the impact of work performance on companies in Latin America and the Caribbean. The methodology used was a qualitative approach, a literature review was carried out through the documentary analysis of scientific articles, triangulation was also used as a technique for the analysis of information. Among the main results are: Job performance has a significant impact on productivity, effectiveness of public management and work performance in the region, human resource management is fundamental in the performance and productivity of workers; and motivation, satisfaction and commitment influence organizational performance. It was concluded that work performance impacts sustainable development and organizational growth in the region, likewise, selection, training, well-being, motivation and communication in human resources management optimize work performance.
Integrating Culture in Primary Education’s Quality Assurance: Demography Perspective
Authors: Ika Lis Mariatun  , Aldila Septiana  
Published: October 2024

Purpose: It has been argued in literature that culture has significant influence on the education implementation. While it is undeniable that education quality is the most important in the education implementation, many attempt to ensure quality assurance at all levels of education. Hence this Study investigates the culture approach in Quality assurance in Elementary School. Design: A Qualitative approach was applied in this study. Using explorative research with a naturalistic phenomenon exposure in Elementary school in Bangkalan city, Madura Island, East Java Province, Indonesia. Data collection using in depth interview while data analysis using descriptive with deductive methods. Findings: Teachers showed a strategic approach with an integrated culture in quality assurance as the students’ good grade is the focus of the teaching. Support system in developing a more cultural, independent, self-reliant approach in teaching to achieve good quality in education is needed. Teachers perceive themselves doing well in their job, however teachers need close guidance and support when undertaking quality assurance assessment.
The Events of The December Revolution in Romania: Its Causes and Days
Authors: Tuqa Alawi Gaffer  , Yousif Taha Hussein Al-Quraishi  
Published: October 2024

There were major reasons that led to the fall of the Nicolae Ceausescu regime, foremost among which was the impact of the communist economic crisis on Romania, as well as the effects of the global economic crisis and Romania’s loss of Western support, in addition to the emergence of internal opposition calling for the restructuring of the Soviet bloc since the mid-seventies, due to the major economic crisis of the communist regime that was imposed on the peoples of the Soviet Union and which was exported to the Eastern European countries occupied by the Red Army at the end of World War II (1939-1945), as it was clear that the economies of the Eastern European countries were unable to keep pace with the technological progress taking place in the Western European countries.
Quality of patient Care with new Privatized Healthcare system: A Systematic Review of Technology Integration and Health Insurance"
Authors: Azhar Ahmed Halawi  , Hatem Saeed Ayed Alqahtani  , Mohammed Mousa Essa Ayyashi  , Nooran Hashim Basha  , Dr. Eman Hamad Alkanaani  , Malak Awn Alharthi  , Khadejah Abdullah Najmi  , Noor Faisal Alhuzali  , Abdullah Shayakh Alshehri  , Othman Ali Alshehri  
Published: October 2024

Background: The quality of patient care is effective for new privatized healthcare system. For providing the effective services to the patients’ technology tools play important role. Also, new privatized healthcare organizations introduce the healthcare insurance. The aim of current systematic review is to explore the quality of patient care with new privatized healthcare system in the context of technology integration and health insurance. Method: A thorough search of databases, including Scopus, PsycINFO, and Web of Science, was conducted in order to categorize relevant research that was published between 2020 and 2024. The inclusion criteria for this research were English-language papers that focused on exploring the quality of patient care with new privatized healthcare system in the context of technology integration and health insurance.Following an initial screening and quality evaluation, eleven studies were included in the synthesis. Results: The study database was searched through electronic databases, identifying 1679 records. 15 unique records were assessed for eligibility based on titles and abstracts. After initial screening, 11 studies were selected for full-text assessment. After independent review, 11 studies met criteria and were included in the systematic review. The selected studies were conducted between 2020-2024 and varied in design. The PRISMA flowchart illustrates the selection process. Quality evaluation involves peer-reviewed journals, overall assessment, and quality management. Conclusion: As the SR concluded that advanced technologies like electronic health records, telemedicine, and predictive analytics can improve patient care and treatment accuracy. However, challenges like rising costs, complex insurance plans, and data security need to be addressed. Effective training for healthcare providers, clear insurance plans, and robust information security systems are crucial for maximizing profits.
Knowledge Sharing vs. Knowledge Appropriation: A Case Study of Contingent Relationships in the Role of Boundary Spanners in Asian Subsidiaries of Japanese Multi-National Enterprises
Authors: Takashi Hayashi  , Yuji Yumoto  , Masatoshi Hara  
Published: October 2024

In recent decades, Asian subsidiaries of Japanese manufacturing multi-national enterprises (MNEs) have faced heightened competitions from local firms to underscore the strategic importance of developing competent “host country nationals” (HCNs) to overcome their liability of foreignness. In addition, in recent literature on global MNEs, the importance of “boundary spanners” (BSs) has been pointed out in facilitating knowledge sharing across intra-organizational boundaries. Given these discussions, this study focuses on an interesting contingent relationship in the role of BSs observed in author’s interviews. i.e., In cases of “bad BSs,” “knowledge appropriation” can take place where newly promoted HCNs would monopolize their knowledge and information, and the mitigating processes of notion gap problem in grey areas management are heavily stagnated. Whereas in cases of “good BSs,” “knowledge sharing” would take place where newly promoted HCNs would be willing to share them with other members, and the mitigating processes of the notion gap problem are steadily progressed. The study proposes a framework illustrating conditions under which HCNs choose knowledge sharing over appropriation. The analysis identifies two key factors influencing this choice: dependence on personal skills and prospects for growth opportunities. The findings suggest a dynamic relationship where knowledge sharing leads to effective control and efficient knowledge transfer, fostering virtuous cycles, while knowledge appropriation results in inefficiencies, creating vicious cycles. The study calls for further research on dynamic aspects of this contingent relationship and suggests practical strategies for shifting from knowledge appropriation to sharing, thereby enhancing organizational performance in foreign subsidiaries.
Changes of Organizational Culture at the Public Health Center in Cilincing District, North Jakarta, Indonesia
Authors: Tjipto Rini  
Published: October 2024

The empirical problem in this research is that in the working area of the Cilincing District Public Health Center, they have never carried out health education or monitoring activities in fisheries areas, including how to make salted fish. The study aims (1) to measure responsive culture, awareness management, organizational commitment, and identification of formalin in salted fish before and after implementing responsive culture. Furthermore, the study analyzes the influence of awareness management and organizational commitment on responsive culture and formalization in salted fish. It also aims to determine the best influence path model. The design used is to provide a responsive culture module and pre-post observational. Descriptive analysis was used to determine the distribution of respondents regarding responsive culture; awareness management; organizational commitment; and identification of formalin in salted fish. SEM SmartPLS is used to test the influence between variables. The results showed that the best model of influence path is (1) awareness management has a direct effect on organizational commitment; (2) organizational commitment influences responsive culture and responsive culture influences formalin content in salted fish. It is proven that a responsive culture plays an important role in overcoming health center performance problems. After implementing the responsive culture module, and a formalin test was carried out on making salted fish, the results showed that there was no formaline in salted fish.
The Effect of Corporate Social Responsibility on Tax Avoidance with the Moderating Role of Corporate Governance
Authors: Murtadha Mohammed Shani  , Hossein Fakhari  
Published: October 2024

Objective: This study explores the impact of corporate social responsibility on tax avoidance with the moderating role of corporate governance in Iraq. Research Method: The researcher selected a sample of companies listed on the Iraqi Stock Exchange, numbering (33). Data was taken from 2012 to 2022, and the data was analyzed using the Eviews 9 program. Findings: Iraqi companies suffer from slight levels of tax avoidance by adopting social responsibility practices and disclosing corporate governance. Companies' commitment to corporate social responsibility would add value to the company. Commitment to corporate social responsibility leads to reducing tax avoidance. Conclusion: We note from the study that there is a weakness in applying social responsibility accounting. Corporate governance and the application of its principles impact paying taxes and preventing avoidance and evasion of paying them. CSR and taxation have the same goal of improving the well-being of society The results of this study indicate that the higher the level of CSR activities, the higher the company's responsibility for its tax obligations. Corporate social responsibility is the taking of responsibility by a company for its actions as well as encouraging the creation of a positive impact through its activities on the environment, customers, employees, communities, stakeholders and all members of the public who can be considered stakeholders.