bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Revisión narrativa de la evidencia de investigación de la emoción sobre la memoria
Authors: Acosta Echavarria Alvaro Alejandro , Amézquita Londoño Jainer Alberto 
Published: October 2024

Introducción: La investigación sobre los conceptos de emoción y memoria sucede en múltiples líneas, interesa a esta revisión narrativa específicamente analizar la literatura disponible sobre la influencia de las emociones en la memoria de trabajo (MT) dada la evidencia contradictoria que indican efectos facilitadores y obstaculizadores de las emociones sobre el rendimiento de la MT. Metodología: se utilizó para esta revisión de la literatura, las bases de datos Scopus, Science Direct y PubMed, los criterios de selección fueron artículos con énfasis en el efecto de las valencias emocionales sobre la MT, con diseño experimental de los últimos 10 años. Se hallaron 96 artículos y luego de eliminar duplicados se establece una muestra final de 12 artículos para el análisis crítico. Resultados: Los estudios experimentales revisados indican una predominancia del paradigma de tareas N-back con inclusión de imágenes afectivas para el efecto emocional, persisten las contradicciones en la evidencia de los efectos que tienen las emociones sobre la MT, algunos estudios reportan efectos de incremento del desempeño y en otros lo contrario. Conclusiones: En general, el efecto de las emociones en la MT parece estar relacionados en la forma en que como estas se miden y bajo que paradigma se sustentan.
Tracking Upper Limb Motion via Wearable Solutions: Systematic Review of Research From 2011 to 2023
Authors: Karoulla Eirini , Matsangidou Maria , Frangoudes Fotos , Paspalides Panayiotis , Neokleous Kleanthis , Pattichis Constantinos S 
Published: October 2024

Background
The development of wearable solutions for tracking upper limb motion has gained research interest over the past decade. This paper provides a systematic review of related research on the type, feasibility, signal processing techniques, and feedback of wearable systems for tracking upper limb motion, mostly in rehabilitation applications, to understand and monitor human movement.

Objective
The aim of this article is to investigate how wearables are used to capture upper limb functions, especially related to clinical and rehabilitation applications.

Methods
A systematic literature search identified 27 relevant studies published in English from 2011 to 2023, across 4 databases: ACM Digital Library, IEEE Xplore, PubMed, and ScienceDirect. We included papers focusing on motion or posture tracking for the upper limbs, wearable devices, feedback given to end users, and systems having clinical or rehabilitation purposes. We excluded papers focusing on exoskeletons, robotics, prosthetics, orthoses, or activity recognition systems; reviews; and books.

Results
The results from this research focus on wearable devices that are designed to monitor upper limb movement. More specifically, studies were divided into 2 distinct categories: clinical motion tracking (15/27, 56%) and rehabilitation (12/27, 44%), involving healthy individuals and patients, with a total of 439 participants. Among the 27 studies, the majority (19/27) used inertial measurement units to track upper limb movement or smart textiles embedded with sensors. These devices were attached to the body with straps (mostly Velcro), providing flexibility and stability. The developed wearable devices positively influenced user motivation through the provided feedback, with visual feedback being the most common owing to the high level of independence provided. Moreover, a variety of signal processing techniques, such as Kalman and Butterworth filters, were applied to ensure data accuracy. However, limitations persist and include sensor positioning, calibration, and battery life, as well as a lack of clinical data on the effectiveness of these systems. The sampling rate of the data collection ranged from 50 Hz to 2000 Hz, which notably affected data quality and battery life. In addition, several findings were inconclusive, and thus, further future research is needed to understand and improve upper limb posture to develop progressive wearable systems.

Conclusions
This paper offers a comprehensive overview of wearable monitoring systems, with a focus on upper limb motion tracking and rehabilitation. It emphasizes the various types of available solutions; their efficacy, wearability, and feasibility; and proposed processing techniques. Finally, it presents robust findings regarding feedback accuracy derived from experiments and outlines potential future research directions.
African American Patients' Perspectives on Determinants of Hemodialysis Adherence and Use of Motivational Interviewing to Improve Hemodialysis Adherence
Authors: Bonnet Kemberlee , Bergner Erin M. , Ma Melissa , Taylor Kathryn , Desantis Emily , Pena Maria A. , Henry-Okafor Queen , Liddell Toddra , Nair Devika , Fissell Rachel , Iwelunmor Juliet , Airhihenbuwa Collins , Merighi Joseph , Resnicow Kenneth , Wolever Ruth Q. , Cavanaugh Kerri L. , Schlundt David , Umeukeje Ebele M. 
Published: October 2024

Key Points

African American patients have unique insights on hemodialysis adherence and use of motivational interviewing to promote adherence.Key themes were mental health issues; historical mistrust; social determinants of health; and importance of provider cultural competence.Themes led to a novel conceptual model, which will inform the design of a motivational interviewing-based protocol to improve adherence.

Background
Compared with White patients, African American (AA) patients have a four-fold higher prevalence of kidney failure and higher hemodialysis nonadherence. Adherence behaviors are influenced by psychosocial factors, including personal meaning of a behavior and self-confidence to enact it. We assessed perspectives of AA hemodialysis patients on unique factors affecting dialysis adherence, and use of motivational interviewing (MI), an evidence-based intervention, to improve these factors, dialysis adherence, and outcomes in AAs.

Methods
Self-identified AA hemodialysis patients (N=22) watched a brief video describing MI and then completed a semistructured interview or focus group session. Interview questions explored unique barriers and facilitators of hemodialysis adherence in AAs and perceived utility of MI to address these obstacles. Verbatim transcripts and an iterative inductive/deductive approach were used to develop a hierarchical coding system. Three experienced coders independently coded the same two transcripts. Coding was compared, and discrepancies were reconciled by a fourth coder or consensus. Transcripts, quotations, and codes were managed using Microsoft Excel 2016 and SPSS version 28.0.

Results
Themes and subthemes emerged and culminated in a novel conceptual model informed by three theoretical models of behavior change: Theory of Self-Care Management for Vulnerable Populations; Social Cognitive Theory; and Self Determination Theory. This conceptual model will inform the design of a culturally tailored, MI-based intervention to improve dialysis adherence in AAs.

Conclusions
Integrating AA hemodialysis patient perspectives is critical for enhancing dialysis care delivery and the design of effective interventions such as MI to improve dialysis adherence in AA and promote kidney health equity. AA hemodialysis patients view MI as a tool to clarify patient priorities, build trust, and promote patient-provider therapeutic alliance. Cultural tailoring of MI to address unique barriers of AAs with kidney failure will improve adherence and health outcomes in these vulnerable patients.
Preoperative visualization of parathyroid pathology in patients with primary hyperparathyroidism using PAT/KT: a retrospective study
Authors: Pospelov V. A. , Pogosyan K. A. , Yudina O. V. , Kirillov R. V. , Dоvletmerzaeva Kh. Kh. , Ivanikha E. V. , Salov M. A. , Karonova T. L. , Ryzhkova D. V. 
Published: October 2024

INTRODUCTION: Topical diagnosis of pathologically altered parathyroid glands in patients with primary hyperparathyroidism is a challenge both for specialists of radial diagnostics and for planning the scope of surgical intervention. The choice of diagnostic modality for localization of parathyroid glands depends on the availability of the method for a particular medical center. PET/CT is a promising method to determine the localization of parathyroid adenomaOBJECTIVE: To analyze the experience of using PET/CT with 11C-methionine and PET/CT with 11C-choline for preoperative diagnosis of parathyroid pathology in patients with primary hyperparathyroidism.MATERIALS AND METHODS: 72 patients diagnosed with PHPT and underwent surgical treatment were included in the study. Before surgical intervention all patients underwent laboratory and instrumental investigations in the scope of: blood tests for PTH, TTH, ionized calcium, calcitonin, 25(OH)D, creatinine, phosphorus, ultrasound of the neck, computer tomography of the neck with intravenous bolus contrasting.RESULTS: PET/CT showed the highest rates of DA in the patient group before primary surgery — 90.9%, compared with ultrasound (89.6%) and CT with IV contrast (84.9%). In the group of solitary adenomas of ectopic MTCS, PET/CT also had a higher DA — 92.8% than the other modalities. In patients with relapsed or persistent disease, the informativity rates of CT with intravenous contrast and PET/CT were similar (Se — 100%, Sp — 94.1%, DT — 96.2%).DISCUSSION: The algorithm for preoperative evaluation of patients to identify the location of pathologic parathyroid glands now includes imaging with two modalities: Neck ultrasound and radionuclide imaging: planar scintigraphy (washout/subtraction), SPECT, SPECT-CT. If the results are questionable, a CT scan of the neck with contrast or PET/CT is performed as a second step. None of the modalities has 100% diagnostic accuracy. Our study demonstrated the superiority of PET/CT over ultrasound and CT w/in contrast in a group of patients scheduled for primary surgical treatment. In a small group of patients, high informative rates of PET/CT and CT with contrast were demonstrated before reoperation, confirming the great potential of these techniques in these patients.CONCLUSION: PET/CT with 11C-methionine and PET/CT with 11C-choline have high diagnostic accuracy in patients with primary hyperparathyroidism before reoperation. PET/CT and CT with contrast showed similarly high diagnostic accuracy for the diagnosis of parathyroid adenoma with persistence or recurrence of the disease in patients with primary hyperparathyroidism.
Current approaches to prenatal imaging of lung malformations: a review
Authors: Syrkashev E. M. , Mashinets N. V. , Dorofeeva Yu. I. , Podurovskaya Yu. L. , Gus A. L. 
Published: October 2024

INTRODUCTION: Congenital lung malformations are result of developmental disorders at any stage of organ formation. Manifestations of these changes vary significantly: from minimal in size to large space-occupying lesion of the lung, which can cause fetal death or severe postnatal respiratory disorders. In proper time and accurate prenatal diagnosis of lung development abnormalities is one of the fundamental factors determining management of pregnancy and prognosis.OBJECTIVE: To demonstrate the most typical features of a wide range of congenital lung anomalies by ultrasound and MRI.MATERIALS AND METHODS: The literature search was performed in open Russian and English databases Medline, PubMed, Web of Science, RSCI, eLIBRARY using keywords and phrases: «prenatal diagnosis», «fetal MRI», «ultrasound diagnostics», «сongenital lung malformations».RESULTS: Based on literature data and our own experience in the use of ultrasound and MRI in diagnosis of сongenital lung malformations, the main signs of normal development and the most specific types of lung anomalies are described. Algorithm for diagnostic search for congenital lung malformations is presented.CONCLUSION: Ultrasound is the main method for diagnosing congenital lung anomalies. Fetal MRI is used to clarify the nature and extent of changes, a more detailed assessment of adjacent organs, also to determine Multiple congenital anomalies. Understanding the characteristics of semiotics of lung malformations and the main signs of these anomalies is a fundamental criterion for prenatal counseling, as well as peri- and postnatal management of this category of patients.
Training of Trainer karyawan Bank Jatim
Authors: Astina Made Arya 
Published: October 2024

Dalam rangka mewujudkan visi Bank Jatim untuk menjadi BPD nomor satu di Indonesia, manajemen Bank Jatim memandang perlu penguatan kompetensi karyawannya. Perlunya keterampilan dalam mentransfer pengetahuan secara efektif kepada semua lini menjadi salah satu hal yang dianggap penting untuk meningkatkan kinerja karyawan. Dalam rangka mencapai tujuan tersebut Bank Jatim bekerjasama dengan PT GML Performance Consulting menyelenggarakan pelatihan metode mengajar (Training of Trainer) bagi karyawan Bank Jatim khususnya untuk level supervisor. Secara umum pelatihan yang diselenggaran selama tiga hari ini berjalan dengan baik. Dengan pendekatan pembelajaran yang berpusat kepada peserta, serta mengedepankan metode pembelajaran diskusi, bermain peran, tanya jawab, ceramah, serta menyelipkan berbagai gamification dalam pelatihan, semua peserta dapat mengikuti pelatihan ini dengan serius dan bersemangat. Pelatihan yang diikuti oleh sejumlah 30 supervisor dari berbagai cabang Bank Jatim ini diakhiri dengan simulasi mengajar, wawancara dan test tertulis (post test). Hal ini dilakukan dalam rangka mengukur penguasaan materi yang diberikan. Dari hasil demonstrasi, wawancara, dan test tertulis tersebut, semua target capaian kompetensi yang direncanakan dalam pelatihan ini dapat dikuasai oleh peserta dengan baik.

In order to realize Bank Jatim's vision to become the number one BPD in Indonesia, Bank Jatim management considers it necessary to strengthen the competence of its employees. The need for skills in transferring knowledge effectively to all lines is one of the things that is considered important to improve employee performance. In order to achieve this goal, Bank Jatim collaborates with PT GML Performance Consulting to organize teaching methods training (Training of Trainer) for Bank Jatim employees, especially at supervisor level. In general, the training which was held for three days went well. With a participant-centered learning approach, and prioritizing learning methods of discussion, role playing, question and answer, lectures, as well as including various gamifications in the training, all participants can take part in this training seriously and enthusiastically. The training, which was attended by 30 supervisors from various Bank Jatim branches, ended with a teaching simulation, interview and written test (post test). This is done in order to measure mastery of the material provided. From the results of demonstrations, interviews and written tests, all competency achievement targets planned in this training can be mastered by participants well.
Modelo de operación por procesos para mejorar la competitividad en despachos de contabilidad
Authors: Gómez Pulido Andrea Milena , Pérez-Paredes Alfredo 
Published: October 2024

La gestión por procesos es una metodología centrada en la optimización de los procesos en las empresas; lamentablemente no todos los dueños o gerentes de las organizaciones la conocen y mucho menos la aplican, generando la falta de mejora continua de los procesos y perdiendo con ello la oportunidad de incrementar la competitividad de la empresa. Por lo anterior, el objetivo de la presente investigación es analizar si existe alguna relación entre el modelo de operación por procesos y una mejora en la competitividad en despachos de contabilidad en la ciudad de Puebla, México.
Para lograr esto se realizó una investigación cuantitativa; la recolección de datos se obtuvo mediante la aplicación de un cuestionario a 30 gerentes o dueños de despachos de contabilidad ubicados en la ciudad de Puebla, analizando datos de manera descriptiva y correlacional en el software estadístico SPSS.
Los principales hallazgos de la investigación evidencian que los despachos no cuentan con una planeación conveniente y no realizan un adecuado seguimiento y control de sus operaciones; además, no utilizan herramientas que faciliten la evaluación y el cumplimiento de sus objetivos organizacionales, reflejando por último la ausencia de metodologías para la mejora continua.
El artículo aborda la discusión sobre la influencia de operar bajo procesos, en la competitividad de despachos de contabilidad.
Como conclusión, se identificó que existe correlación entre las variables analizadas y se determina la necesidad de implementar este modelo en aquellos despachos y empresas que deseen ser más competitivos; así mismo, se resalta la importancia de realizar estudios posteriores con un mayor alcance en empresas de este sector.
La presente investigación se considera original, por el análisis de la gestión basada en procesos y la influencia en la competitividad en el contexto específico de los despachos de contabilidad, aportando evidencia de un campo poco estudiado.
Tendencias del mercado inmobiliario y la deseabilidad de vivienda vertical en Monterrey, México
Authors: Mercado David 
Published: October 2024

El cambio en las políticas públicas del municipio de Monterrey, Nuevo León, desde el año 2000, ha propiciado la modificación de las colonias cercanas al centro de la ciudad. Parte de esta modificación se debe a las características de redensificación aplicadas en los nuevos reglamentos de construcción, lo que ha provocado, desde hace poco más de veinte años, el crecimiento en vertical de la ciudad por medio de proyectos de índole inmobiliaria y de usos mixtos, con costos de renta y venta que superan los de una casa habitación similar. Determinar el comportamiento y tendencias del mercado inmobiliario de departamentos en Monterrey, México, durante la pre y la postpandemia de 2020. Este artículo se fundamenta en información obtenida de una base de datos que fue compilada a partir de transacciones que se localizan en el sistema SAX y diversos estudios de mercado especializado. Dicha información es analizada para definir las tendencias del mercado inmobiliario municipal mediante un análisis de correlación para las características del entorno y de un proceso de regresión lineal múltiple para el caso de las variables propias de los sujetos de estudio. Se genera a partir de determinar los parámetros que influyen en el costo de la vivienda vertical, lo cual puede beneficiar a la población gracias a la aproximación de la información prevista y analizada, con la finalidad de hacer ver los efectos de las políticas públicas propuestas por el municipio de Monterrey y dar pauta a futuras investigaciones que se puedan desprender de este estudio con el propósito de aportar al mercado inmobiliario. En este artículo se presenta un método y un conjunto de herramientas que permiten analizar la evolución de diferentes indicadores –aquí expuestos– y mostrar el comportamiento del mercado inmobiliario de departamentos en el centro de Monterrey en un periodo de tiempo que va de 2018 a 2022. Esto se puede aplicar para otros indicadores, variables y en otros contextos de estudio.
Exploring Gastronomy Tourism as Potential Halal Tourism Products: Preliminary Study of Tourist Perception on Baba Nyonya Cuisines
Authors: Shaharuddin Nor Asikin , Adnan Akmal , Kassim Suhailah , Jaafar Wan Effa , Mohd Fuza Zatul  Iffah 
Published: October 2024

Gastronomy tourism has gained prominence globally, offering local and international tourists unique experiences for their taste palettes. The demand for Halal food among Muslim tourists has significantly increased as more people seek authentic and culturally appropriate dining experiences when travelling. This paper examines gastronomy tourism from the perspective of Islamic tourism, focusing on the Baba Nyonya cuisine; a combination of Chinese and Malay flavors as a viable Halal tourism product, aligned with the growing demand for Halal-certified options in the tourism industry. Factors of Halal certification, cultural familiarity, food awareness, and involvement, were explored. A structured survey was distributed to 385 tourists around Banda Hilir, Melaka, to explore Baba Nyonya cuisine's potential as a gastronomy tourism attraction. Baba Nyonya cuisine was found to be a promising attraction for Halal-conscious tourists. Interestingly, the Baba Nyonya cuisine appealed more to non-Halal food enthusiasts compared to a Halal option among Muslim tourists, since few of the Baba Nyonya restaurants were not Halal certified. This study underscores opportunities to increase the variety of Halal-certified foods and provide insights for travel marketers and local cuisine operators to capitalize on Baba Nyonya cuisines, thus pinning Malaysia as a leading destination for Halal gastronomy tourism.
Are Client Importance and Auditor Expertise Associated with How Material Misstatement Corrections Are Disclosed?
Authors: Lin Chenxi 
Published: October 2024

SUMMARY
Management is often motivated to correct misstatements discreetly. Using misstatement corrections disclosed in annual reports from 2007 through 2020, I find that important clients are less likely to disclose material misstatements correctly and that auditor specialization does not seem to impact whether material misstatements are disclosed correctly. Additionally, I find that important clients disclose material misstatement corrections more discreetly when misstatements are negative, when the audit office recently lost clients, when audit market competition is high, and when the restatement auditor is the same as the misstatement period auditor. For immaterial misstatements, client importance is not associated with disclosure accuracy, but specialist auditors increase accuracy. These findings suggest that auditors may allow more discreet misstatement corrections when pressured by important clients. Moreover, specialist auditors exhibit higher quality only when correcting immaterial misstatements.
Data Availability: Data are available from the public sources cited in the text.
JEL Classifications: M41; M42; M48.
Auditor Office Reputation Damage and Their Audit Clients’ Voluntary Disclosures
Authors: Cheng Mei , Michas Paul N. , Zhao Meiling 
Published: October 2024

SUMMARY
We examine how client firms of reputationally damaged auditor offices respond to perceived lower audit quality, focusing on the issuance of management forecasts. We find that nonrestating client firms that stay with their reputationally damaged auditor office increase their number of management forecasts, which is consistent with a substitution effect between audited financial reporting quality and voluntary disclosure. Further, the disclosure response of these clients is more pronounced when the client firm is exposed to a higher information demand environment or is exposed to lower proprietary costs of disclosure. Finally, we document that increases in management forecasts bring market benefits for clients audited by reputationally damaged auditor offices by reducing the cost of equity and improving realized returns for these firms.
Data Availability: All data used in the study are available from public sources identified within.
JEL Classifications: M41; M45; M49.