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NEED ANALYSIS FOR IDENTIFYING ESP MATERIALS FOR MEDICAL RECORD STUDENTS IN APIKES CITRA MEDIKA SURAKARTA
Authors: Setiawati Beta 
Published: May 2017

Identifying teaching material is the process of selecting, adapting and evaluating of teaching based on specific necessities of the students. Need Analysisis really needed to identify teaching materials for English for Specific Purpose. The researchobjective is toidentify the ESP materials for teaching 3rd semestermedical record students at Academy of Medical Record and Health information Citra Medika (APIKES CITRA MEDIKA) Surakarta. The work used qualitativeand quantitative methods. The outcomesof this study showed the real necessities of students in learning English to prepare their future at the field of medical record and health information. Findings of the need analysis demonstrate that all four of the language skills were necessary for their academic studies and their target career. There are certain topics related to English for medical record such as medical record staff’ duties, ethical and legal issues in medical record, Hospital statistics, Medical record filling system, Health information system, and so on. Accordingly, this study proposes new ESP materials based on the stakeholders’ needs.It is suggested that textbook or handout of English for Medical Record will be made based on the Need Analysis by ESP designers and ESP lecturers involve actively recognizing the progressive needs of medical record students.
Influence of the State-of-Charge Control on the Size of the Energy Storage Systems to be introduced in PV Power Plants
Authors: H. Beltran  , R. Vidal  , J.C. Alfonso-Gil  , C. Ariño  , E. Perez  , E. Belenguer  
Published: May 2017

The usefulness of introducing energy storage (ES) systems (ESS) into PV power plants to make the production less stochastic and even predictable is a fact. Its economic viability is not so clear though, what makes essential the use of an optimally sized ESS. This paper analyses how much the energy ratings required by these ESS can be reduced by varying the values of a control parameter: the ESS reference state-of-charge (SOC) recovery time (τSOC). This control parameter is introduced to force the plant to recover a given SOC within a certain period of time, thus reducing the SOC variability and allowing the use of smaller ESS. To do the analysis, a generic PV plant with ES is first introduced its main control equations. Then, two energy management strategies are defined to operate it. The analysis shows the τSOC impact on the plant performance and also on the change in the ESS ratings obtained by varying the τSOC value for each of the strategies is presented. The results obtained in this paper are based on one year long simulations which used actual irradiance data sampled every two minutes.
Influence of OASL gene polymorphisms on host response to interferon therapy in chronic hepatitis C virus patients
Authors: Kiprijanovska Sanja , Stefanovska Emilija Sukarova , Noveski Predrag , Ivanova Viktorija Chaloska , Plaseska-Karanfilska Dijana 
Published: May 2017

Abstract
Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection becomes a major public health problem and leading cause of chronic liver disease and liver failure. Pegylated interferon-alfa and ribavirin are currently the standard treatment for chronic hepatitis C (CHC). It is indicated that genes that trace the interferon signaling could be associated with the host response to the therapy. In order to investigate the influence of these genes on host related response, we have analyzed seven single nucleotide polymorphisms (rs59248852, rs74390571, rs12811390, rs1169279, rs3213545, rs1083129 and rs2859398) in 2-5-Oligoadenylate- Synthetase-Like (OASL) gene in CHC cases from Republic of Macedonia. A simple and easy to use SNaPshot method was developed. A cohort of 100 HCV RNA positive patients - non responders and 109 patients with achieved virological response after the standard treatment were included in this study. We have found significant association in five of the seven studied SNP` s: rs59248852 [p = 6.5x10-31, OR=55.7 (20.0-155.3)]; rs12811390 [p = 2.2x10-11, OR=4.3 (2.3-6.7)]; rs2859398 [p=1.34x10-9, OR=3.4 (2.2-5.0)]; rs74390571 [p=4.3x10-7, OR=2.9 (1.9-4.4)], and rs1083129 [p=0.0139, OR=2.0 (1.1-3.5)]. The results from this study can be used as a predictive factor of future patient’s selection for the standard therapy, having an important cost benefit for the health insurance system.
Study of genetic variability of Ribes L. representatives grown in Belarus
Authors: Mezhnina Volha Anatol’evna , Urbanovich Aksana Yuryeuna 
Published: May 2017

Abstract
The research aims to study the genetic variability of Ribes L. representatives grown in Belarus, and to reveal a set of DNAmarkers for its DNA-identification. We formed a set of SSR-markers that possess rather high diagnostic value and allow identifying of black currant and gooseberry varieties at a molecular level and can be recommended for DNA-identification of those cultures.
Cell wall gene expression in two sub-species of flax
Authors: Galinousky Dmitry , Padvitski Tsimafei 
Published: May 2017

Abstract
In this work, we attempted to elucidate mechanisms of flax fiber biogenesis by measuring, using qPCR, expression of the cellwall related genes (cellulose synthase, cellulose synthase-like and chitinase-like genes) in stems of two contrasting fiber quality subspecies of flax (Linum usitatissimum L.). We studied elongatum Vav. et Ell. (cultivar Blakit, Belarus) and crepitans Boenn. (dehiscent flax) subspecies, which are differed in the height of plants, width of stems etc. Amongst all measured genes chitinase- like Ctl19 and Ctl21 genes showed drastic difference in expression between stems of the two flax varieties, showing higher expression level in the fiber flax versus the dehiscent flax. In contrast, cellulose synthase-like CslG4 gene had lower expression levels in the stem of fiber flax than in dehiscent flax. We suggest that hemicellulose composition and cellulose - non-cellulose glycan organisation can vary between stalk cells of different flax subspecies.
Pengaruh Pendidikan Dan Pelatihan, Motivasi Kerja Terhadap Kualitas Pelayanan Dinas Kependudukan Dan Catatan Sipil Kota Baubau
Authors: Basir Muh Askal 
Published: May 2017

Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui besarnya pengaruh pendidikan dan pelatihan serta motivasi kerja pegawai terhadap kualitas pelayanan publik, menjelaskan seberapa besar pengaruh pendidikan dan pelatihan pegawai terhadap kualitas pelayanan publik dan menjelaskan seberapa besar pengaruh motivasi kerja pegawai terhadap kualitas pelayanan publik. Berdasarkan hasil analisa dan pembahasan dalam penelitian ini, dapat disimpulkan bahwa dari hasil estimasi parameter model struktural menunjukkan bahwa nilai statistik c2pada derajad kebebasan(db) 42sebesar 36.32 dengan p-value sebesar 0.71803 > 0,05 dan t-value 2,37 > 1,96 maka Pendidikan dan pelatihan serta motivasi kerja pegawai memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap kualitas pelayanan publik. Nilai parameter g11 sebesar 0,52 dengan t-value 4.51 > 1,96 yang menunjukan efek langsung pendidikan dan pelatihan terhadap kualitas layanan publik sebesar 52,00% sehingga menyatakan bahwa Pendidikan dan pelatihan pegawai memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap kualitas pelayanan publik. Nilai parameter g21 sebesar 0,61 dengan t-value = 5,81 > 1,96 yang menunjukan efek langsung motivasi kerja terhadap kualitas layanan publik sebesar 61,00% sehingga menyakan bahwa Motivasi kerja pegawai memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap kualitas pelayanan publik.
Kebijakan Relokasi Pedagang Kaki Lima (PKL) di Kawasan Kota Tegal
Authors: Widodo Agus Setio , Idayanti Soesi , Permanasari Dyah Irma , Sahri Agus 
Published: May 2017

Akselerasi pembangunan daerah perkotaan akan berakibat pada peningkatan kebutuhan akan sandang, pangan, papan, beserta prasarana dan sarana penunjangnya yang selanjutnya berdampak pada peningkatan kebutuhan investasi. Disamping itu investasi diperlukan umtuk mempertahankan tingkat pertumbuhan ekonomi yang tinggi dan agar tetap dapat bersaing dalam pasar global. Sebagai bagian integral dari pembangunan nasional, tujuan pembangunan Kota Tegal tidak terlepas dari tujuan pembangunan nasional itu sendiri yang ingin mewujudkan suatu masyarakat yang adil dan makmur, merata baik spirituil maupun materiil berdasarkan Pancasila dan Undang-Undang Dasar 1945 dalam wadah Negara Kesatuan Republik Indonesia. Untuk itu upaya pelaksanaan pembangunan daerah senantiasa didasarkan pada otonomi yang semakin nyata, dinamis, serasi dan bertanggung jawab dalam rangka untuk lebih meningkatkan aspek pemerataan pembangunan dan hasil-hasilnya.Kebijakan relokasi pedagang kaki lima (PKL) di sekitar alun-alun dan Jl. Pancasila kota Tegal merupakan upaya pemerintah kota Tegal untuk mengatur keberadaan PKL yang selama ini dianggap menggangu ketertiban umum.
PERBANDINGAN ANTARA STRUKTUR RANGKA DENGAN STRUKTURGABLE PEMBANGUNAN RENOVASI GEDUNG TEKNOLOGI MEKANIKUPT. BALAI LATIHAN KERJA KABUPATEN SUMENEP
Authors: Andriani Dewi Yulistiana , Nura Diana Anita Intan 
Published: May 2017

Pembangunan renovasi gedung teknologi mekanik menggunakan tipe struktur baja gable. Tipe struktur baja lain yaitu struktur atap rangka juga dapat digunakan pada pembangunan gedung ini. Struktur gable dan struktur rangka memiliki keunggulan dalam menahan beban-beban atas pada bangunan. Kedua struktur tersebut menggunakan profil baja yang berbeda, sehingga biaya yang dibutuhkan juga memiliki selisih perbandingan.Pengolahan data untuk perhitungan struktur menggunakan perhitungan manual yaitu dengan metode kesetimbangan titik simpul untuk struktur rangka dan metode cross untuk perhitungan struktur gable. Untuk perhitungan desain struktur digunakan metode LRFD. Perhitungan anggaran biaya dilakukan dengan cara unit price atau perhitungan anggaran biaya yang didasarkan dari harga satuan sesuai keputusan bupati tahun 2014.Hasil perhitungan struktur diperoleh penggunaan profil baja WF 150x75x5x7 pada struktur gable dan penggunaan profil baja kuda-kudadouble siku L50.50.5. Total anggaran biaya yang dibutuhkan untuk pekerjaan struktur gable diperoleh sebesar Rp 214.173.400,01,-, sedangkan yang dibutuhkan untuk pekerjaan struktur rangka diperoleh sebesar Rp 160.215.612,00,-. Jadi, perbandingan biaya antara struktur gable dengan struktur rangka memiliki selisih sebesar Rp 53.957.788,02,-.Kata Kunci : Struktur, Rangka, Gable, Biaya
Is GPS telemetry location error screening beneficial?
Authors: Ironside Kirsten E. , Mattson David J. , Arundel Terence R. , Hansen Jered R. 
Published: May 2017

The accuracy of global positioning system (GPS) locations obtained from study animals tagged with GPS monitoring devices has been a concern as to the degree it influences assessments of movement patterns, space use, and resource selection estimates. Many methods have been proposed for screening data to retain the most accurate positions for analysis, based on dilution of precision (DOP) measures, and whether the position is a two dimensional or three dimensional fix. Here we further explore the utility of these measures, by testing a Telonics GEN3 GPS collar's positional accuracy across a wide range of environmental conditions. We found the relationship between location error and fix dimension and DOP metrics extremely weak (r2adj ∼ 0.01) in our study area. Environmental factors such as topographic exposure, canopy cover, and vegetation height explained more of the variance (r2adj = 15.08%). Our field testing covered sites where sky‐view was so limited it affected GPS performance to the degree fix attempts failed frequently (fix success rates ranged 0.00–100.00% over 67 sites). Screening data using PDOP did not effectively reduce the location error in the remaining dataset. Removing two dimensional fixes reduced the mean location error by 10.95 meters, but also resulted in a 54.50% data reduction. Therefore screening data under the range of conditions sampled here would reduce information on animal movement with minor improvements in accuracy and potentially introduce bias towards more open terrain and vegetation.
Looking for a common ground: useful knowledge and adaptation in wolf politics in southwestern Finland
Authors: Pellikka Jani , Hiedanpää Juha 
Published: May 2017

When Finland joined the European Union (EU) in 1995, the grey wolf Canis lupus became strictly protected. The wolf population grew gradually until 2007, at which point it exceeded 250 wolves. Since then, the population size has drastically fluctuated between 150 and 240 animals. Current wolf policy that coordinates wolf‐related human actions has not succeeded in stabilizing the population size on the favorable conservation level. We argue that the understanding of epistemic contestations and social practices in local knowledge production is a key to the improved wolf management.In this case study, we explore wolf hunters' (license applicant's) epistemic adaptations in their interplay with regional authorities as both parties' have attempted to find a common ground of wolf management by means of culling specific wolves. We collected data that cover a nine‐year history of one wolf‐territory in southwestern Finland.Our results indicate that epistemic adaptations that began after appearance of wolves to the region related to 1) how wolf knowledge production was made useful for those participating in it; and 2) how local actors adapted to changing administrative epistemic requirements and processes related to the wolf management. In our case, hunters actively built networking to collect information, and learned to play a strategic game of providing specific descriptive knowledge on the habits of ‘the problem wolf’, and compulsive prescriptive knowledge concerning solutions to the problem. The case shows how the epistemic adaptation in the context of policy and management is associated with the purposes and reasons of local agents in knowledge production. Now that large carnivores have during recent decades been returning to modern human‐dominated landscapes in Europe, an increasing challenge is, how to govern the process of adaptation and create opportunities for utilizing the potential of local knowledge capacity in collective problem solving beyond that of lethal management.
Wintering bird responses to the presence of artificial surface water in a semi‐arid rangeland
Authors: Tanner Evan P. , Elmore R. Dwayne , Davis Craig A. , Fuhlendorf Samuel D. 
Published: May 2017

Provision of artificial surface water has been suggested as a management practice that can benefit wildlife in arid and semi‐arid regions. With unprecedented droughts predicted for many of these areas in North America in coming decades, understanding species response to the provision of artificial surface water should be evaluated. Moreover, a dearth of knowledge exists in the understanding of avian response to artificial surface water during the non‐breeding season. To address this lack of knowledge, we sampled the avian community at varying distances from water sources in Beaver County, Oklahoma, USA from February–March 2013–2014. A total of 20 species were detected. We found no relationship to avian species richness and distance to water. Likewise, pooled data of detections across all species indicated no relationship in relation to artificial surface water. Analysis on individual species indicated that western meadowlarksSturnella neglectadid not respond to water. However, American tree sparrowsSpizella arborea(plateau model β = 0.05, SE = 0.01) were attracted to surface water sources up to a distance of 100 m (SE = 40.19 m). Furthermore, white‐crowned sparrowsZonotrichia leucophrys(linear β = ‐0.01, SE = 0.006) were attracted to surface water sources up to distance of 250 m. Additionally, analysis indicated that used water sources by American tree sparrows had significantly more mixed shrub cover (%) when compared to unused water sources (β = 6.04, SE = 2.64; p = 0.03) and that use of water sources by white‐crowned sparrows was influenced by the amount of mixed shrub cover within 50 m of the water source (β = 0.36, SE = 0.16; p = 0.02). Our results suggest that some overwintering sparrows will alter space use in response to the presence of artificial surface water, however, it is unknown whether provision of water influences overwinter survival of sparrows.
The First ALMA Observation of a Solar Plasmoid Ejection from an X-Ray Bright Point
Authors: Shimojo Masumi , Hudson Hugh S. , White Stephen M. , Bastian Timothy S. , Iwai Kazumasa 
Published: May 2017

Abstract
Eruptive phenomena such as plasmoid ejections or jets are important features of solar activity and have the potential to improve our understanding of the dynamics of the solar atmosphere. Such ejections are often thought to be signatures of the outflows expected in regions of fast magnetic reconnection. The 304 Å EUV line of helium, formed at around 105 K, is found to be a reliable tracer of such phenomena, but the determination of physical parameters from such observations is not straightforward. We have observed a plasmoid ejection from an X-ray bright point simultaneously at millimeter wavelengths with ALMA, at EUV wavelengths with SDO/AIA, and in soft X-rays with Hinode/XRT. This paper reports the physical parameters of the plasmoid obtained by combining the radio, EUV, and X-ray data. As a result, we conclude that the plasmoid can consist either of (approximately) isothermal ∼105 K plasma that is optically thin at 100 GHz, or a ∼104 K core with a hot envelope. The analysis demonstrates the value of the additional temperature and density constraints that ALMA provides, and future science observations with ALMA will be able to match the spatial resolution of space-borne and other high-resolution telescopes.
Resolving the Hα-emitting Region in the Wind of η Carinae
Authors: Wu Ya-Lin , Smith Nathan , Close Laird M. , Males Jared R. , Morzinski Katie M. 
Published: May 2017

Abstract
The massive evolved star η Carinae is the most luminous star in the Milky Way and has the highest steady wind mass-loss rate of any known star. Radiative transfer models of the spectrum by Hillier et al. predict that Hα is mostly emitted in regions of the wind at radii of 6–60 au from the star (2.5–25 mas at 2.35 kpc). We present diffraction-limited images (FWHM ∼ 25 mas) with Magellan adaptive optics in two epochs, showing that η Carinae consistently appears ∼2.5–3 mas wider in Hα emission compared to the adjacent 643 nm continuum. This implies that the Hα line-forming region may have a characteristic emitting radius of 12 mas or ∼30 au, in very good agreement with the Hillier stellar-wind model. This provides direct confirmation that the physical wind parameters of that model are roughly correct, including the mass-loss rate of

, plus the clumping factor, and the terminal velocity. Comparison of the Hα images (ellipticity and PA) to the continuum images reveals no significant asymmetries at Hα. Hence, any asymmetry induced by a companion or by the primary’s rotation do not strongly influence the global Hα emission in the outer wind.
De l’aide à domicile aux services à la personne
Authors: Capuano Christophe 
Published: May 2017

Cet article explore diverses politiques d’aide à domicile qui, tout en s’adressant à la même population des gens âgés dépendants, se mettent progressivement en place de manière non coordonnée dans les champs du handicap, de la vieillesse et de l’emploi, avec des objectifs et des logiques distincts, afin de proposer des dispositifs finalement concurrents jusqu’aux années 1990. Il étudie par ailleurs comment ces bénéficiaires, longtemps objectivés, s’emparent peu à peu des possibilités qui s’offrent à eux pour devenir progressivement acteurs de leur maintien à domicile, avec le soutien et les conseils de leurs proches. Cette contribution explique enfin pourquoi les pouvoirs publics français cloisonnent à partir de 1997, pour des raisons financières, cette population dans la catégorie des personnes âgées dépendantes après 60 ans, tout en leur imposant des prestations plus ou moins affectées dans une optique du cash for care .
« Délégation » de gestes liés aux soins : my body, what choice ?
Authors: Delcey Michel 
Published: May 2017

Les Personnes en situation de handicap ( psh ) qui ont à la fois besoin d’une aide humaine pour les actes essentiels de la vie et de soins dépassant le simple cadre de l’hygiène corporelle sont en France confrontées à une double peine. Leurs besoins et la dépendance que leur handicap génère se cumulent, et le cadre juridique comme les cultures professionnelles créent des contraintes, parfois surréelles, à la délivrance simple et coordonnée des gestes d’aide et de soins dont elles ont besoin. La « délégation de gestes liés aux soins » reste la réponse la plus forte et la plus pertinente que le pouvoir législatif et règlementaire a apportée aux revendications d’autonomie portées par les mouvements associatifs, même si l’expression « délégation » demeure juridiquement impropre. Ce ne fut pas sans difficultés que ces dispositions furent arrachées dans le cadre de la loi du 11 février 2005. Ce n’est pas sans difficultés ni interférences avec d’autres dispositions règlementaires sources d’interprétations divergentes ou de limites d’application qu’elles peuvent être mises en œuvre, pour certaines personnes seulement, dans le cadre des services d’aide humaine notamment.
Advancing the integration of hospital IT
Authors: Engelmann Carsten , Ametowobla Dzifa 
Published: May 2017

SummaryBackground: Planning and controlling surgical operations hugely impacts upon productivity, patient safety, and surgeons’ careers. Established, specialized software for this task is being increasingly replaced by “Operating Room (OR)-modules” appended to enterprise-wide resource planning (ERP) systems. As a result, usability problems are re-emerging and require developers’ attention.Objective: Systematic evaluation of the functionality and social repercussions of a global, market-leading IT business control system (SAP R3, Germany), adapted for real-time OR process steering.Methods: Field study involving document analyses, interviews, and a 73-item survey addressed to 77 qualified (> 1-year system experience) senior planning executives (end users; “planners”) working in surgical departments of university hospitals.Results: Planners reported that 57% of electronic operation requests contained contradictory information. Key screens contained clinically irrelevant areas (36 +/− 29%). Compared to the legacy system, users reported either no improvements or worse performance, in regard to co-ordination of OR stakeholders, intra-day program changes, and safety. Planners concluded that the ERP-planning module was “non-intuitive” (66%), increased planning work (56%, p=0.002), and did not impact upon either organizational mishap spectrum or frequency. Interviews evidenced intra-institutional power shifts due to increased system complexity. Planners resented e.g. a trend towards increased personal culpability for mishap.Conclusions: Highly complex enterprise system extensions may not be directly suited to specific process steering tasks in a high risk/low error-environment like the OR.In view of surgeons’ high primary task load, the repeated call for simpler IT is an imperative for ERP extensions. System design should consider a) that current OR IT suffers from an input limitation regarding planning-relevant real-time data, and b) that there are social processes that strongly affect planning and particularly ERP use beyond algorithms.Real improvement of clinical IT tools requires their independent evaluation according to standards developed for pharmaceutical subjects.Citation: Engelmann C, Ametowobla D. Advancing the integration of hospital IT: pitfalls and perspectives when replacing specialized software for high-risk environments with enterprise system extensions. Appl Clin Inform 2017; 8: 515–528 https://doi.org/10.4338/ACI-2016-06-RA-0100