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Women’s collectives and social support: exploring pathways and impacts among forcibly displaced women
Authors: Seff Ilana , Meinhart Melissa , Sarraf Danielle , Abu Zuhair Amna , Sofia Jacqueline , Atuheire Racheal , Lee Jessica , Ahmed Nimo , Poulton Catherine , Stark Lindsay 
Published: September 2024

BackgroundDuring humanitarian crises, women face both heightened vulnerabilities and a disruption to their social networks. Previous research points to the positive impact of women’s collectives in low-income settings, but less is known about the distinct forms, mechanisms, and consequences of the social support that emerges from these collectives, particularly for women affected by conflict. Recognizing the importance of social support in such contexts, this study utilizes the photovoice methodology to examine the dynamics of social support across women’s collectives in three distinct settings.MethodsThis study recruited forcibly displaced women participating in women’s collectives in Indonesia (n = 5), Jordan (n = 12), and Uganda (n = 11). Photovoice, a participatory research method that centers the voices of study participants, was implemented across 7–8 sessions in each setting. Participants took photographs in response to four prompts and then discussed their pictures and lived experiences related to social support in facilitated discussion groups. Transcripts were analyzed using thematic analysis and a mixed inductive and deductive approach.ResultsAcross all study sites, participants highlighted the importance of five types of informal social support: emotional, instrumental, informational, companionship, and esteem support. Emotional support, one of the most prominently mentioned forms, served to buffer against stressors and enhance mental well-being. Instrumental and informational support facilitated meeting basic needs, accessing resources, and, in Uganda, improving members’ physical safety. Companionship support fostered a sense of belonging and shared identity, while esteem support validated members’ perspectives and aspirations and bolstered self-worth. In the Jordan collective, esteem support proved especially beneficial in countering the marginalization members experienced in their community.DiscussionFindings underscore the critical role of women’s collectives in providing diverse forms of social support to foster empowerment, agency, and resilience among forcibly displaced women. By centering the voices of participants and employing survivor-centered approaches like photovoice, this study amplifies the perspectives of women within these collectives, contributing to more inclusive and responsive humanitarian interventions. Future research should continue prioritizing women’s experiences and research questions, ensuring that interventions address their needs effectively.
Using the coaches voice to improve the representation and experience of females in coaching: a Gaelic games perspective
Authors: Haughey T. , Graffin A. , Donnelly P. , McGrane B. , McGourty P. , Stapleton N. , Moore A. , Williams N. , Harmon W. , Horgan P. , Lane A. 
Published: September 2024

BackgroundFemale coaches across all sports and levels are underrepresented on a global scale, existing as peripheral figures on the coaching landscape. This is evident in an Irish context, with a recent report suggesting that just 18.7% of coaches in Gaelic games are female. The reasons for lower levels of female involvement in coaching have been widely documented, and include females feeling undervalued or under-appreciated, lacking confidence, and experiencing a lack of respect, gender stigmatism, and unconscious bias, within unsupportive organisational cultures. The purpose of this research was to examine the impact of structural and cultural factors on female coaches’ lived experiences of coaching in Gaelic games.MethodsFollowing ethical approval, 8 online semi-structured focus groups with 38 female coaches from 5 cohorts; generic, inactive, fulltime paid, coach developers, and cross code coaches were conducted. The data were analysed using thematic analysis. Following transcription, codes and quotes relevant to the main research questions in the study were collated and assessed with reference to the Ecological Intersectional Model.DiscussionThrough an iterative process of analysis and interpretation, four key themes, and 13 sub themes were constructed, shaped, and reshaped by the research team. These reflected personal factors, coaching contexts, organisational supports and societal influences that impacted on the lived experiences of female coaches in Gaelic games. These included many barriers and challenges experienced personally and within the organisational culture of Gaelic games that inhibit female involvement and full engagement across the coaching pathway. Leaders within Gaelic games should consider mentorship and networking; development of holistic coaching environments; and greater flexibility in coach education to increase and retain representation of females in coaching.
Treatment of experimental hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis in horses with enteral electrolyte solution containing sodium acetate
Authors: Monteiro Lorena Chaves , Costa Caio Monteiro , Ermita Pedro Ancelmo Nunes , Júnior Silvio José Printes Gomes , Mattos Felipe Sperandio , Mansur Fernanda Campos , dos Santos Mayara Oliveira , Alves Samuel Rodrigues , Mafort Erica Garcia , Fidélis Cíntia Fernandes , Avanza Marcel Ferreira Bastos , Teixeira Raffaella Bertoni Cavalvanti , Viana Rinaldo Batista , Filho José Dantas Ribeiro 
Published: September 2024

IntroductionIn adult horses, the development and evaluation of enteral electrolyte solutions containing sodium acetate for correcting hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis are still lacking, although these electrolyte and acid–base imbalances are commonly observed. The objective of this study was to evaluate the alkalinizing effect of two enteral electrolyte solutions containing different concentrations of acetate, administered via nasogastric tube in continuous flow, in adult horses with experimental hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis.MethodsSix mares aged between 3 and 10 years were used in a 6×2 crossover design, with each animal receiving both treatments. The horses were subjected to a protocol to induce hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis. They then received one of two treatments: HighAcetate (81.4 mmol/L) and LowAcetate (22.7 mmol/L) at an infusion rate of 15 mL/kg/h for 12 h. Plasma, serum, and urinary biochemical assessments; hematocrit; urinary volume, pH, and specific gravity; and blood gas analysis were measured at the following time points: T-12 h (beginning of the 12-h fast), T0h (end of fasting and beginning of the acidosis induction phase), every 2 h during the hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis induction phase (Ti2h and Ti4h), every 2 h during the 12-h enteral hydration phase (Tt2h, Tt4h, Tt6h, Tt8h, Tt10h, and Tt12h), with one sample taken at T24h (24 h after the start of acidosis induction) and another at T36h (36 h after the start of acidosis induction). Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics and analysis of variance based on a factorial design of repeated measures, with Tukey’s post-hoc test or the Kruskal-Wallis test with Dunn’s post-hoc test for non-parametric tests.ResultsAt the end of the induction phase, the animals developed moderate to severe hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis. The HighAcetate solution effectively corrected electrolyte and acid–base imbalances before the end of the treatment phase (Tt12h), while the LowAcetate solution was not effective in correcting those changes.ConclusionThe HighAcetate (81.4 mmol/L) solution is deemed an effective and safe alternative for the treatment of hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis in horses.
Abnormal Return dan Trading Volume Activity Sebelum dan Sesudah Rencana Kerja Sama Tesla dengan Indonesia
Authors: Rizki Aditya Kurnia , Utami Endang Sri 
Published: September 2024

The Covid-19 pandemic in 2020 caused a lot of bad news to spread and caused IDX to drop by -37.33% year to date. However, there are stocks that were able to close 2020 positively, one of which is PT Aneka Tambang Tbk (ANTM) because of the sentiment of electric cars. This study aims to analyze the difference of abnormal return and trading volume activity before and after the sentiment of the event of the cooperation plan between Tesla and Indonesia. The type of research is event study with a quantitative approach. The data used is data on the price and transaction volume of ANTM 15 days before and after the sentiment of the cooperation plan between Tesla and Indonesia. The results of the study with paired sample t-test showed that there was a significant difference in abnormal return and trading volume activity of ANTM before and after the sentiment of the cooperation plan between Tesla and Indonesia. Based on the results of the study, the decisions or plans made by regulators will indirectly have an impact on the industry related to an event, including the value of the company reflected in the stock price and more or less investors who make buying and selling transactions on its shares. The results of this study can be used as a reference for investors to be more careful about a decision, plan, or policy change made by the regulator as a consideration in making investment decisions or making stock buying and selling transactions.
The Personality of the Protagonist in Sean Penn Movie Script’s Into the Wild
Authors: Daulay M Iqbal Arfyn , Hidayati Hidayati 
Published: September 2024

The objective of the research were to know the personality of Chris McCandless as protagonist by analyzing the evidence from the dialogues and his actions in the movie. And to know what the causing factors of Chris’s personality, the writer used the method in this paper is descriptive-qualitative. The writer focused the dialogues of the movie script, and then analyzing the characteristic using characterization theory based on structuralism and then identified the personality using Big Five Personality by Paul Costa and Robert McCrae. The writer finds out that final result about the personality and the causing factors of Chris McCandless as protagonist. From the analysis, the writer concludes that the personality of the protagonist in Sean Penn Movie’s Into the Wild based on the Big Five Personality is that the protagonist has a high level of Openness to Experience. and the factors that cause the personality trait are the social and cultural factors that influence the personality of the protagonist.
effect of workload, leadership and work life balance, on burnout through emotional factors in secretariat employee’s regional secretariat of the Riau Islands Province
Authors: Ngaliman Ngaliman , Catrayasa Wayan , Purwandi Heri 
Published: September 2024

Purpose: The role of employees is very large in achieving organizational success; employees are not merely objects in achieving goals but also become subjects or actors. They can be planners, implementers, and controllers, who always play an active role in realizing organizational goals and have thoughts, feelings, and desires that can influence their attitudes towards work. The purpose of this study was to determine and analyze the indirect effect of leadership on burnout among Riau Islands Province Regional Secretariat Employees. To determine and analyze the indirect effect of Workload on burnout of Riau Islands Province Regional Secretariat Employees. To determine and analyze the direct effect of emotional factors on burnout of Riau Islands Province Regional Secretariat Employees.
Research Methodology: The research method is quantitative, the number of samples in this study was 160 people, using Structural Equation Modeling abbreviated as SEM.
Results: Based on the results of the study, it was concluded that when the workload increases with the intervening of emotional factors, it has an influence but is not significant on the emotional factors of Riau Islands Province Regional Secretariat employees. Leadership through emotional factors has an insignificant effect on burnout through the results of the path coefficient.
Limitation: Based on the results of the study, it is concluded that when leadership increases with the intervening of emotional factors, it has an influence but is not significant on the emotional factors of employees of the Riau Islands Provincial Secretariat.
Contributions: Work–life balance through emotional factors has a significant influence on burnout, based on the results of the path coefficient. Based on the results of the study, it is concluded that when work life balance increases with the intervening of emotional factors, it has a significant influence on the emotional factors of employees of the Riau Islands Provincial Secretariat.
Determination of education level, competence and work environment in the intervening motivation on the performance of Health Centre Health Workers in Karimun District
Authors: Indra Indra , Wibisono Chabulullah , Indrawan Mohamad Gita 
Published: September 2024

Purpose: The performance achievements of all Community Health Centers in Karimun Regency are in the poor category. Puskesmas with the lowest performance category had the lowest number of health workers with higher educational backgrounds. The opposite also applies; information was found about the minimum work motivation of employees to achieve the main performance targets. Almost all existing Community Health Centers do not have special rooms for rest and worship for health workers, so this often causes discomfort for visitors and health service workers
Research Methodology: This quantitative research aims to examine this problem
Results: It was concluded that there was a significant positive determination of the level of education and work environment on motivation and performance achievement. There was a significant positive correlation between work motivation and performance achievement. Thus, work motivation cannot influence the determination of the level of education and competency on the performance achievements of Karimun Regency Health Center health workers, but work motivation can influence the determination of the work environment on the performance achievements of Karimun Regency Health Center health workers. It is recommended to the Head of Community Health Centers in Karimun Regency to, among other things, optimize skills, take knowledge initiatives to learn, try new things, be able to find the root cause of problems, take corrective action and solutions, and be able to respond in a friendly and polite manner as part of the job health workers, as well as ensuring the provision of the basic needs of health workers related to their roles and functions as health workers.
Grammatical Errors in Indonesian Journal: A Case of Nursing Research Article Abstracts
Authors: Noprival Noprival , Alfian Alfian , Kuswoyo Heri , Adika Dimas , Eko Pranoto Budi , Yelia  
Published: September 2024

Despite the existence of many studies on the analysis of grammatical errors in writing, little scholarly work reports the errors in academic articles, especially in medical journals. To fill this empirical gap, the present study investigates grammatical errors within written English abstracts of academic articles from a nursing journal in Indonesia. In particular, it attempts to classify the errors based on a surface strategy taxonomy proposed by Dulay et al. (1982), namely misformation, omission, addition, and misordering. The method used is content analysis. The results of this study indicate that errors were found from all four classification categories. Further, we noted that the most commonly found errors were in the category of misformation followed by omission, addition, and misordering. The findings of this research are expected to serve as a reference for future scholars when avoiding errors in writing English abstracts for academic articles.
A MATEMÁGICA E O PENSAMENTO ALGÉBRICO
Authors: Dos Santos Zanardi Mayara , Thompson da Silva José Carlos 
Published: September 2024

Algebra is a branch of mathematics that can be challenging for elementary school students. The objective of this research is to investigate what contributions some matemagics can make to the development of algebraic thinking. Matemagic is a playful activity that mixes mathematics and illusionism. A study of the teaching experiment type was carried out in which three mathematical games were applied to seventh grade students at a private school located in the city of Linhares/ES. At the end, a questionnaire was carried out to find out what the participants thought of the activity. The analysis was based on categories of algebraic thinking. Among the classifications established, the research showed that the categories exploration of properties and relationships between whole numbers and symbolization of quantities and operation with symbolic expressions were the most used among those who presented solutions using algebraic thinking. In addition, there was subjects who did not fit into any of the categories, in other words. who had difficulty developing algebraic thinking. This study concludes that mathematics can be a motivating tool for developing algebraic thinking, but that the work needs to be developed gradually and systematically, dialoguing with the students throughout the teaching, learning and learning assessment process.
Improving the interaction of national police bodies with the public in crisis derivation conditions
Authors: Kuryvchak S. V. 
Published: September 2024

The article makes an attempt to describe factors determining the efficiency of national police bodies' interaction with public, both in general perspectives and in crisis-derived conditions. The paradigm of such interaction is considered, in particular, from the philosophical standpoints, which allowed applying deeper approaches to the analysis of factual landscape of public trust in police. The philosophical aspect entails a shift in the values of policing from traditional, reactive policing to proactive, problem-solving and people-centered policing. The strategic dimension includes components that translate philosophical elements into practice, ensuring that policies, priorities, and resource allocation are aligned with changing values. Much attention is paid to U.S. experience in community policing – its crisis-derived origins and today states and efforts are considered. The development of community policing and partnership paradigm of police bodies' interaction with the public is traced, and the phenomenon of dynamics in public trust to police is considered. It is shown that National police in Ukraine, according to the data of year 2019, has the level of public trust lower than was observed in the USA after events in Fergusson and mass protests across the whole America. The Asian experience is also described. The core peculiarities of existing concerns impeding shaping of sustainable trust to police in Ukrainian society are outlined, and the necessity of systemic investigation of foreign experience for improving the interaction of national police bodies is emphasized. Especially in conditions generated by the crisis (primarily related to the war), it seems critically necessary to study and systematize foreign experience in this area, conduct a multi-aspect analysis of best practices and failures.
Predicting the Demographic, Attitudinal and Environmental Factors in the Swift Spread of COVID-19 in Nigeria and Suggestions for its Containment
Authors: Agha Emmanuel Obiahu , Eyisi Emmanuel Chimezie , Ndukaihe Izuchukwu L. G. , Uche Collins Chukwuemeka , Agboti Christian Iheanacho , Onyema Francis Uzoma , Effiong Umo Umoh 
Published: September 2024

The coronavirus illness 2019 (COVID-19) has had a negative impact on several aspects of human life and society, including socio-cultural, economic, political, environmental, and health dimensions. The etiologic agent of COVID-19 is the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). The first occurrence of this illness was seen as an epidemic in Wuhan, a metropolis in the Hubei province of China. However, it subsequently extended to several other provinces within China and eventually reached around 210 nations throughout the globe. As a result, the World Health Organisation (WHO) officially classified it as a pandemic on 11 March 2020. Nigeria, one of the three most affected nations in West Africa, documented its first verified case of COVID-19 in Nigeria on 28 February 2020 in Lagos State. According to data provided by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), Nigeria has recorded a total of 43,151 cases of COVID-19 as of 31 July 2020. The rapid escalation of the epidemic in Nigeria raised serious concerns, particularly due to the lack of transparency on the causes contributing to its widespread transmission, which has not been disclosed to the Nigerian people. This research accurately forecasted the demographic, attitudinal, and environmental aspects that contributed to the rapid transmission of COVID-19 in Nigeria. Additionally, it proposed strategic procedures to control its spread.

Received: 19 July 2024 / Accepted: 29 August 2024 / Published: 7 September 2024
Africa Food System Recovery Challenges from COVID-19 Amidst Other Key Global Challenges
Authors: Ndhlovu Emmanuel 
Published: September 2024

The available research on COVID-19 implications and prospects for recovery often fails to rise above the impacts of the pandemic to also consider other equally problematic factors that slow down the recovery rate. One area in which research provides a narrow view is food systems. This article explores other key global challenges that stifle Africa's food system’s quick recovery from COVID-19. Drawing from critical document analysis of secondary literature, this article found that climate change, the global energy crisis, and political factors are among the key problem factors. It concludes that these factors deserve to be prioritised because they preceded COVID-19, and therefore, their problematic role should not be subordinated to a pandemic which is already subsiding and for which vaccines have already been discovered.

Received: 26 July 2024 / Accepted: 29 August 2024 / Published: 7 September 2024