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Faktor Yang Menentukan Sikap dan Pengaruhnya Terhadap Minat Keperilakuan Dalam Menggunakan E-Commerce
Authors: Lestari Della Puspita , Baridwan Zaki 
Published: September 2024

This study aims to examine the factors affecting the attitude and behavioural intention to use e-commerce platforms, utilizing the Modification of the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM). The data of this study are collected through a survey of 220 respondents Accounting Department students of the Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Brawijaya. The Partial Least Square (PLS) analysis results revealed that perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness, perceived risk, and trust affected the attitude, and the attitude affected the behaviour intention. The implications of this study are relevant for e-commerce developers as they may consider the factors affecting an individual intention to use an e-commerce platform in developing information systems.
Abstrak
Studi ini bertujuan untuk menguji faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi sikap penggunaan terhadap minat keperilakuan individu dalam menggunakan e- commerce. Studi ini menggunakan model Modifikasi Technology Acceptance Model (TAM). Studi ini menggunakan metode survei dan mengambil sampel dari Mahasiswa Akuntansi Fakultas Ekonomi dan Bisnis sebanyak 220 responden. Studi ini menggunakan Partial Least Square (PLS) untuk menguji data penelitian. Hasil studi ini adalah konstruk persepsi kemudahan penggunaan, persepsi kegunaan, persepsi risiko, dan kepercayaan berpengaruh terhadap sikap. Selanjutnya sikap penggunaan berpengaruh terhadap minat keperilakuan dalam menggunakan e- commerce. Implikasi studi ini adalah relevan bagi pihak e-commerce untuk dapat mengembangkan sistem informasi dengan memperhatikan faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi minat individu dalam menggunakan e-commerce.
Assessing Digital Phenotyping for App Recommendations and Sustained Engagement: Cohort Study
Authors: Dwyer Bridget , Flathers Matthew , Burns James , Mikkelson Jane , Perlmutter Elana , Chen Kelly , Ram Nanik , Torous John 
Published: September 2024

Background
Low engagement with mental health apps continues to limit their impact. New approaches to help match patients to the right app may increase engagement by ensuring the app they are using is best suited to their mental health needs.

Objective
This study aims to pilot how digital phenotyping, using data from smartphone sensors to infer symptom, behavioral, and functional outcomes, could be used to match people to mental health apps and potentially increase engagement

Methods
After 1 week of collecting digital phenotyping data with the mindLAMP app (Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center), participants were randomly assigned to the digital phenotyping arm, receiving feedback and recommendations based on those data to select 1 of 4 predetermined mental health apps (related to mood, anxiety, sleep, and fitness), or the control arm, selecting the same apps but without any feedback or recommendations. All participants used their selected app for 4 weeks with numerous metrics of engagement recorded, including objective screentime measures, self-reported engagement measures, and Digital Working Alliance Inventory scores.

Results
A total of 82 participants enrolled in the study; 17 (21%) dropped out of the digital phenotyping arm and 18 (22%) dropped out from the control arm. Across both groups, few participants chose or were recommended the insomnia or fitness app. The majority (39/47, 83%) used a depression or anxiety app. Engagement as measured by objective screen time and Digital Working Alliance Inventory scores were higher in the digital phenotyping arm. There was no correlation between self-reported and objective metrics of app use. Qualitative results highlighted the importance of habit formation in sustained app use.

Conclusions
The results suggest that digital phenotyping app recommendation is feasible and may increase engagement. This approach is generalizable to other apps beyond the 4 apps selected for use in this pilot, and practical for real-world use given that the study was conducted without any compensation or external incentives that may have biased results. Advances in digital phenotyping will likely make this method of app recommendation more personalized and thus of even greater interest.
Utility of Genetic Testing in Adults with CKD
Authors: Schott Clara , Lebedeva Victoria , Taylor Cambrie , Abumelha Saeed , Roshanov Pavel S. , Connaughton Dervla M. 
Published: September 2024

Key Points

Diagnostic yield of genetic testing in adults with CKD is 40%.Risk factors including positive family history and extra-kidney features associate with higher diagnostic yield, although young age at testing did not.Seventeen percent of patients who received a genetic diagnosis were reclassified into a different phenotype after testing.

Background
Clinical and pathological confirmation of the diagnosis for CKD has limitations, with up to one third of individuals remaining without a formal diagnosis. Increasingly, data suggest that these limitations can be overcome by genetic testing. The objective of this study was to estimate the diagnostic yield of genetic testing in adults with CKD.

Methods
Cohort studies that report diagnostic yield of genetic testing in adults with CKD published in PubMed or Embase between January 1, 2005, and December 31, 2023, were included. The Joanna Briggs Institute critical appraisal tool for prevalence studies was used to assess bias. Duplicate independent data extraction and a meta-analysis of proportions using generalized linear mixed models were completed.

Results
We included 60 studies with 10,107 adults with CKD who underwent genetic testing. We found a diagnostic yield of 40% (95% confidence interval, 33 to 46); yield varied by CKD subtype with the highest yield of 62% (95% confidence interval, 57 to 68) in cystic kidney disease. Positive family history and presence of extra-kidney features were associated with higher diagnostic yield. Reclassification of the before testing diagnosis after a positive genetic testing result occurred in 17% of the solved cohort. Six studies showed the clinical benefits of genetic testing including cascade testing for family members and treatment changes.

Conclusions
Overall, we show that genetic testing is informative in a high proportion of clinically selected adults with CKD. The study was limited by heterogeneity in reporting, testing technologies, and cohort characteristics.

Clinical Trial registry name and registration number:
International prospective register of systematic reviews (CRD42023386880).
The Face of Indonesian Accounting in the Frame of Local Culture: A Literature Review
Authors: Gunibala Zakir Yusuf , Maharani Maharani 
Published: September 2024

This study explores and reviews a number of articles on the topic of local culture accounting to map out relevant research opportunities in the future. Content analysis was used as an approach to interpret each article reviewed. Content analysis contains several aspects, including the type of research, data collection instruments and data analysis methods. This study reveals that research on the topic of Indonesian local culture accounting is mostly researched using qualitative methods. Based on these findings, it provides an opportunity for Indonesian local culture accounting research to be studied using quantitative and experimental methods, because it is still very rarely done. In addition, other findings show three topics of Indonesian local cultural accounting research that are often researched are related to accounting practices, fraud and accounting information systems. Then from the year of publication, the most research with related topics was published in 2023. To the best of the researchers' knowledge, this is the first study to review and analyze articles on the topic of Indonesian local culture accounting. This research makes a significant contribution to the understanding of the relationship between local culture and accounting practices in Indonesia. It also paves the way for further research that is more specific and contextualized, and offers guidance for accounting practitioners to understand the importance of considering cultural aspects in the application of accounting principles.
Affordable in-house tests for bacteriuria can improve antimicrobial stewardship and access to care
Authors: Sample Kayla , Fellman Claire , Wolfus Greg , Koethe Benjamin , Grady Jennifer 
Published: September 2024

Abstract

OBJECTIVE
To evaluate the clinical utility of 3 in-house tests to screen for bacteriuria in dogs with urinary conditions: a computerized urine sediment analyzer (SediVue), a rapid immunoassay (RapidBac), and in-house urine culture. Accuracy of culture and antimicrobial susceptibility (C&S) results from submission of the positive in-house culture plate and a 24- to 48-hour refrigerated urine sample was also assessed.

METHODS
Sterile urine samples from 101 client-owned dogs were used to evaluate sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, and negative predictive value of 3 in-house diagnostic tests to detect bacteriuria using C&S testing at a reference laboratory as the reference standard. For positive in-house culture plates, the plate and a 24- to 48-hour refrigerated urine sample were submitted to the reference laboratory for C&S testing and compared to the reference standard.

RESULTS
The reference standard C&S was positive in 25 of 101 cases (25%). All 3 in-house diagnostic tests had high negative predictive values: SediVue was 89% (95% CI, 81% to 96%), RapidBac was 93% (95% CI, 88% to 99%), and in-house culture was 99% (95% CI, 96% to 100%). Positive predictive values were 89% (95% CI, 74% to 100%) for SediVue, 77% (95% CI, 61% to 93%) for RapidBac, and 86% (95% CI, 73% to 99%) for in-house culture. Culture and antimicrobial susceptibility results from submission of the positive in-house plates and refrigerated urine samples approximated the reference standard.

CONCLUSIONS
SediVue, RapidBac, and in-house cultures performed well to rule out canine bacteriuria.

CLINICAL RELEVANCE
Inexpensive in-house diagnostic tests can be used to screen for bacteriuria prior to submission of C&S testing, which promotes antimicrobial stewardship, responsible use of client resources, and access to veterinary care.
Radiation exposure during simulated equine head and limb fan beam standing computed tomography appears safe for personnel using lead shielding
Authors: Veitch Kaylynn E. , Szczykutowicz Timothy P. , Brounts Sabrina H. , Ergun David L. , Muir Peter , Loeber Samantha J. 
Published: September 2024

Abstract

OBJECTIVE
To evaluate the radiation dose to personnel locations during simulated head and limb scans with a novel equine standing CT (sCT) system.

METHODS
Measurements were made with the use of a helical fan beam sCT system (Equina; Asto CT Inc). Scatter radiation was measured in different positions in the sCT room to mimic the location of the control operator, horse handler, and lead rope handler during simulated equine head and limb imaging. Operator/handler dose was quantified at each location using entrance air kerma measured with a spherical ionization chamber and electrometer.

RESULTS
Radiation dose to the control operator, horse handler, and lead rope handler locations wearing a lead apron during simulated head imaging was 13.3, 3.5, and 6.8 µGy, respectively. Radiation dose to the control operator location wearing a lead apron was 1.3 µGy, and dose to the lead rope handler location wearing a lead apron was 0.2 and 5.4 µGy during simulated pelvic limb and thoracic limb imaging, respectively.

CONCLUSIONS
With the more widespread clinical use of equine sCT units in clinical practice, there is concern for increased risk of radiation exposure to personnel who stay in the sCT room during scanning. The control operator location had the highest dose during simulated head imaging, and the lead rope handler location in thoracic limb sCT had the highest dose during simulated limb imaging. Limiting the number of personnel in the sCT room, rotating personnel between handler positions, increasing operator distance from the scanner, and using lead shields and eyeglasses are recommended.

CLINICAL RELEVANCE
Our findings suggest that scanning large numbers of horses per year with the Asto CT Equina would not lead to occupational radiation exposure above the recommended safe threshold for handlers using lead shields and eyeglasses.
Boosting Financial Service Quality: The Power of Innovation Strategy in Algerian Context
Authors: Boussad Nait Ibrahim , Meriem Nouala 
Published: September 2024

Abstract

Objective
Innovation is decisive as it drives the efficiency, security and convenience of banking operations. Ultimately, this will reshape the manner in which financial institutions interact with their consumers. Marketing strategies, and innovation approaches, are critical in improving quality in a competitive environment. This investigation analyses the influence of innovations extended mix marketing elements on the quality of financial services in Algeria.

Methodology
This study focuses on innovative banking research. It aimed to identify measures of financial mix marketing innovation that affect the quality of service using structural equation modelling (SEM) with a Partial Least Squares (PLS) approach. Data were collected from a convenience sample of 584 respondents to evaluate the properties of the measurement tool and validate the seven hypotheses that were formulated and tested.

Findings
The study findings reveal that the dimensions of “Mix Marketing Innovation” positively impact financial service quality, except for two specific aspects. The rejection of the two hypotheses indicates no direct relationship between “Price and Promotion Innovation” and “Service Quality” in the Algerian financial industry.

Value Added
The study provides a fairly stable model and a framework for other industries and regions to assess the impact of marketing mix innovations on the perception of financial service quality. Similarly, professionals can utilise the results to inspire the development of an innovative and coherent marketing mix that enhances service quality. Additionally, the methodology can be adapted for use in other research studies, covering all or some of the variables in different contexts.

Recommendations
Further research could examine the impact of external factors, such as regulatory changes and economic conditions, on the relationship between marketing mix innovations and service quality, as well as explore the effect of cultural and psychological factors, where studies could provide deeper insights and interpretations regarding customer perceptions and experiences.
Cultivating Sustainable and Ethical Practices in Public Service: The Role of Employee Ethos in Shaping Public Sector Culture
Authors: Dziedzic Justyna 
Published: September 2024

Abstract

Objective
The article points to the importance of a culture of sustainability in the public sector, emphasising the role of democratic governance and civic participation in promoting openness, transparency and accountability as key elements in building the resilience of public institutions and in adapting to changing external conditions. It also explores how integrating the concepts of humanisation of work and corporate social responsibility into public sector activities can promote sustainable leadership and shape employee moral attitudes. In conclusion, the article recommends encouraging and supporting sustainable practices and attitudes, crucial to effectively addressing contemporary environmental and social challenges. It draws attention to the need for further research, particularly of an empirical nature, to better understand the impact of global trends on local sustainability strategies in the public sector.

Methodology
The focus is on theoretical analysis of literature on sustainability and work ethos in the public sector. This study is based on a broad interpretation of available sources, aiming to identify the key factors influencing the development of a culture of sustainability in public organisations.

Findings
The main conclusions of the article concern the importance of the ethos of the public servant in building a culture of sustainability in the public sector, the role of democratic governance and civic participation in promoting sustainable practices, and the impact of sustainable leadership and humanisation of work on developing a responsible organisational culture.

Value Added
A culture of sustainability in the public sector is critical in shaping resilient and ethical institutions. The article highlights the importance of democratic governance, civic participation, and integrating humanising work with public action. It also highlights how sustainable leadership and employee involvement in decision-making processes can contribute to effectively addressing contemporary environmental and social challenges. It also points to the need for further empirical research to better understand the impact of global trends on sustainability strategies in the public sector context.

Recommendations
This comprehensive exploration of sustainability culture in the public sector underscores the transformative power of ethical governance, participatory democracy, and sustainable leadership in fostering resilience and moral integrity within public institutions.
Feasibility of Solar Power Generating from a Techno-Economic Side Towards the Implementation of Green Manufacturing
Authors: Martin Rio , Simamora Bachtiar H. 
Published: September 2024

Objective: Solar Power Plants (SPP) operated by companies or organizations are expected to positively impact the company's performance. It can support the commitment to implementing environmentally friendly manufacturing practices to sustain the environment for living beings.

Theoretical Framework: This study aims to analyze the techno-economic feasibility of implementing the photovoltaic (PV) system so the results can serve as a reference for companies planning to operate PV systems.

Method: The ARIMA and degradation rate analysis methods measure the feasibility of a 188.46 kW installed PV system over its 1–30-year lifecycle. This includes measuring the estimated electricity produced, Return on Investment (ROI), Payback Period (PBP), and the reduction in Carbon Emissions based on the electricity production of the PV system.

Results and Discussion: The techno-economic analysis estimated an electricity output of 5,117,149 kWh over 30 years, with an ROI of 80.6%, equivalent to Rp 132,233,883 million per year, a PBP of 15 years, and a carbon emission reduction of 152 tCO2eq per year. The study concludes that investing in a self-operated PV system can meet 19% of the company's total electricity consumption, reducing reliance on fossil fuel-based electricity sources. Additionally, the company can manage costs of approximately Rp 14,429,005 per month from operational electricity consumption.

Research Implications: The implications of this research, providing additional insights for the development of new renewable energy.

Value: PV systems can positively impact the environment by significantly reducing carbon emissions, accounting for around 19% of monthly electricity consumption.
Collaborative Co-Design: Transforming Traditional Professional Development
Authors: León Cristo , Lipuma James 
Published: September 2024

Objective: The primary aim of this project was to develop the "Online Professional Learning Exchange" (OPLE), a platform designed to support blended learning and facilitate a shift towards a Community of Practice (CoP) model. By integrating face-to-face, blended, and fully online learning situations, this move was intended to enhance the accessibility and effectiveness of professional development. Theoretical Framework: The project was grounded in theories of adult learning and community of practice. It utilized these frameworks to foster an environment where educators could collaboratively design and engage with learning materials. This approach aimed to promote sustained professional growth and mastery of teaching concepts. Method: The development of the OPLE involved a systematic review of the literature on professional learning and training methods, followed by the creation of blended learning modules that included videos, written materials, polls, and discussions. This method facilitated varied instructional approaches to cater to different learning styles and needs. Results and Discussion: The OPLE successfully enabled educators to master relevant educational concepts more efficiently and effectively. The analysis revealed that this integrated approach supported individual learning needs and encouraged active participation in a broader professional community. Research Implications: The findings from this project underscore the potential of collaborative co-design in professional development, particularly in enhancing the adaptability and engagement of PD programs. This model presents a viable blueprint for other educational systems looking to modernize their professional development approaches. Originality/Value: This research contributes to the field by demonstrating how transitioning from traditional expert-led training to a community-based, co-design approach can significantly improve the relevance and impact of professional development. The OPLE model highlights the value of integrating technology with collaborative learning frameworks to foster ongoing professional engagement and improvement.
SEBARAN DAERAH PENANGKAPAN IKAN ALAT TANGKAP PAYANG DI PERAIRAN TELUK SEMANGKA KOTA AGUNG
Authors: Purwantoro Novian , Sitepu Mestiria harbani , Syahputra Fauzi 
Published: September 2024

Perairan Teluk Semangka termasuk ke dalam Wilayah Pengelolaan Perikanan (WPP) 572 yang memiliki potensi besar dari sisi sumberdaya ikan yang secara letak geografis berada pada 104º 32’ - 105º 08’ Bujur Timur dan 5º 30’ - 5º 55’ Lintang Selatan. Alat tangkap payang termasuk kelompok seine net adalah alat tangkap yang mempunyai bagian badan, sayap dan tali penarik, perut dan kantong. Tujuan dari proyek mandiri ini adalah untuk mengetahui titik lokasi daerah penangkapan ikan alat tangkap payang di perairan Teluk Semangka Kota Agung. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode observasi langsung dengan penggunaan (GPS) Global Positioning System dan aplikasi ArcGIS dan mendapatkan 34 titik-titik koordinat daerah penangkapan ikan. Berdasarkan hasil penelitian terdapat 3 daerah penangkapan ikan alat tangkap payang yang berpontensi di perairan Teluk Semangka yaitu di bagian utara di koordinat 5°30. 376’ - 5°30.934’S dan 104°35.567’ - 104°36.200’E, di bagian timur di koordinat 5°33.633’ - 5°33.783’S dan 104°43.799’ - 104°43.950’E serta di bagian barat 5°34.218’ - 5°34.383’S dan 104°33.620’ - 104°33.769’E. Hasil tangkapan pada alat tangkap payang seperti ikan layang (Decapterus spp), teri (Engraulidae), selar (Atule mate), alu-alu (Sphyraena), tenggiri (Scomberomorini), kembung (Rastrelliger), simba (Caranx lugubris), dan marlin (Istiophoridae). Total produksi ikan pada Pelabuhan Perikanan Pantai (PPP) Kota Agung sampai bulan Oktober tahun 2023 berjumlah 247.290 ton.