bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Quality of Counselling, Exposure to Vaccination Messages and Caregivers’ Knowledge on the Uptake of Penta Vaccine in Six Northern Nigerian States
Authors: Alabi Matthew , Dougherty Leanne , Etim Eno-Obong , Adedimeji Adebola 
Published: August 2024

ABSTRACTBackgroundPentavalent 3 (Penta-3) coverage for children aged 12-23 months is used as the prime substitute for determining vaccination coverage and monitoring the performance of the national immunization programme. However, the coverage for Penta 3 in Nigeria remains low. Quality interaction between caregivers and providers and access to appropriate information are associated with healthcare utilization and acceptance of recommended health behaviours. This study examines the quality of counselling (QOC), caregivers’ exposure to vaccination messages and child’s uptake of the Penta vaccine.MethodsThis was a cross-sectional study that utilized quantitative data obtained through a survey. Caregivers (n=561) of children aged 2-24 months accessing child vaccination services who received Penta vaccines at randomly selected health facilities (n=163) offering routine immunization (RI) services were surveyed. Penta uptake was coded as binary; hence, binary logistic regression was performed using Stata 14.ResultWe found that 56% of the caregivers received quality counselling. Although awareness of child vaccination was high (70%), two-thirds had poor exposure. The uptake of all three doses of Penta vaccine was 43%. Contextual factors associated with Penta uptake include caregivers’ knowledge of when a child should receive their first vaccination (aOR=2.08; 95% CI=1.01-4.29), sources of child vaccination messages, namely, place of worship (aOR=2.78; 95% CI=1.15-6.67), Community Health Workers CHW (aOR=1.95; 95% CI=1.14-3.34), community leader (aOR=2.21; 95% CI=1.11-4.41) and residence in the northwest region (aOR=2.60; 95% CI=1.51-4.48).ConclusionGiven the low quality of counselling and the positive influence of religious and traditional leaders, interventions that prioritize strengthening patient-provider interaction and community structure are crucial for increasing child vaccination coverage in Nigeria.
Changes in energy content of menu items at out-of-home food outlets in England after calorie labelling policy implementation: a pre-post analysis (2021-2022)
Authors: Essman Michael , Burgoine Thomas , Huang Yuru , Jones Andrew , Polden Megan , Robinson Eric , Sharp Stephen J. , Smith Richard , White Martin , Adams Jean 
Published: August 2024

AbstractImportanceEating from out-of-home food outlets (OHFO) is common and linked to poor dietary quality, weight gain, and obesity. In response, England implemented mandatory calorie labelling regulations in April 2022 to encourage reformulation and reduce calorie consumption. Few studies have examined the impact of a national calorie labelling policy on OHFO menus.ObjectiveExamine pre-post changes in energy content of menu items from large OHFO in England after mandatory calorie labelling.Design, Setting, and ParticipantsObservational study using data from MenuTracker, a longitudinal database of online menus. Data were collected in September 2021 (pre-policy) and September 2022 (post-policy) from large OHFO in England. 15,057 pre-policy and 15,988 post-policy menu items were included from 78 large OHFO chains present in both periods.InterventionImplementation of mandatory calorie labelling on menus of large OHFOs in England.Main Outcomes and MeasuresMean energy content (kcal) of menu items, examined overall and by food group and chain type. Changes in energy content for removed, continuous, and new items to assess reformulation.ResultsOverall, a reduction of 9 kcal (95% CI: −16 to −1) in mean energy content was observed post-policy. Significant reductions per item in beverages (−36 kcal), burgers (−103 kcal), and mains (−30 kcal). By chain type, significant reductions per item in pubs, bars, and inns (−52 kcal), restaurants (−23 kcal), and entertainment venues (−49 kcal). Changes driven by removal of higher kcal items (458 kcal, 95% CI: 394 to 523) and addition of lower kcal items (434 kcal, 95% CI: 370 to 499). No significant change in energy content for continuously available items, indicating limited evidence of reformulation.Conclusions and RelevanceThe 2022 mandatory calorie labelling policy in England led to a small reduction in mean energy content of menu items, driven by removal of higher calorie items and addition of lower calorie items. Elsewhere, we did not find evidence of changes in kcal purchased or consumed, suggesting these menu changes did not focus on the most commonly consumed items. Further research is needed to evaluate longer-term menu changes and additional strategies to enhance policy impact on consumer behavior and public health.
Phenomenology of the flavor symmetric scoto-seesaw model with dark matter and
TM1
mixing
Authors: Ganguly Joy , Gluza Janusz , Karmakar Biswajit , Mahapatra Satyabrata 
Published: August 2024

We propose a hybrid scoto-seesaw model based on the A4×Z4×Z3×Z2 non-Abelian discrete flavor symmetry. Light neutrino masses come from the tree-level type-I seesaw mechanism, and from the one-loop scotogenic contribution accommodating viable dark matter candidates responsible for the observed relic abundance of dark matter (DM). These contributions restore the atmospheric and solar neutrino mass scales, respectively. With only one right-handed neutrino, the model features specific predictions with the normal ordering of light neutrino masses, the lightest neutrino being massless, and only one relevant CP Majorana phase. Further, an experimentally favorable TM1 mixing scheme is realized with concrete correlations and constraints on the mixing angles and associated CP phases. The model predicts the atmospheric mixing angle to be in the upper octant with specific ranges 0.531(0.580)≤sin2θ23≤0.544(0.595), and the Dirac CP phase is restricted within the range ±(1.44–1.12)  rad. The Majorana phase is also tightly constrained, with the ranges 0.82–0.95 and 1.58–1.67 rad, which are otherwise unconstrained from neutrino oscillations. Strict predictions on the Majorana phases also yield an accurate prediction for the effective mass parameter for neutrinoless double beta within the range of 1.61–3.85 meV. The model offers a rich phenomenology regarding DM relic density and direct-search constraints, and the fermionic DM scenario has been discussed in detail, estimating its possible connection with the neutrino sector. As an example of the model studies at colliders, the SM Higgs in the diphoton decay channel is examined. The model predicts strictly vanishing τ→eγ, τ→3e decays and testable signals by MEG-II and SINDRUM/Mu3e experiments for the μ→eγ and μ→3e decays, respectively.

Published by the American Physical Society
2024
Conceptual design and analysis of a box fan-in-split-wing tiltrotor eVTOL aircraft
Authors: Oyama Yukei , Rostami Mohsen , Chung Joon 
Published: August 2024

Purpose
With the advancements in electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft technology such as batteries, mechanisms, motors, configurations and so on, designers and engineers are encouraged to create unique and unconventional configurations of eVTOL aircraft to provide better capabilities and higher efficiencies to compete in the market. The box fan-in-split-wing tiltrotor eVTOL aircraft is an innovative design that aims to address the aerodynamic inefficiencies such as propeller effects in cruise and engine mounts drag that existed in traditional eVTOL aircraft designs such as vectored thrust, rotorcraft, lift + cruise and multi-copter configurations. This paper aims to propose a multi-disciplinary design process to conceptually design the box fan-in-split-wing Tiltrotor eVTOL aircraft.

Design/methodology/approach
An unconventional methodology was used to design the UAM aircraft, and the following parameters are considered: capable of vertical take-off and landing, highly aerodynamic with a high lift-to-drag ratio, low Cd0 modern and appealing, rechargeable or battery swappable and feature to minimise or negate propeller drag. A heavy emphasis on improving performance and weight based on aerodynamics was enforced during the conceptual design phase. MAPLA and XFOIL were used to identify the aerodynamic properties of the aircraft.

Findings
Upon determining the key parameters and the mission requirements and objectives, a list of possible VTOL configurations was derived from theoretical and existing designs. The fan in the wing/split wing was selected, as it could stow the propellers. A tiltrotor configuration was selected because of its ability to reduce the total number of lift props/motors, reducing powerplant weight and improving aerodynamic efficiency. For the propulsion configuration, a battery–motor configuration with a hexa-rotor layout was chosen because of its ability to complement the planform of the aircraft, providing redundant motors in case of failure and because of its reliability, efficiency and lack of emissions. Coupled with the fan-in-wing / split wing concept, the box wing seamlessly combines all chosen configurations.

Originality/value
The box fan-in-split-wing Tiltrotor eVTOL aircraft aims to address the aerodynamic inefficiencies of earlier designs such as propeller effects in cruise and engine mounts drag. The potential benefits of this aircraft, such as increased range, endurance and payload capacity, make it an exciting prospect in the field of Urban Air Mobility.
Problematic issues emerging during BIM implementation process in construction organizations
Authors: Kiet Tran Tuan 
Published: August 2024

PurposeBuilding information modeling (BIM) is a popular technology in modern construction, but its implementation faces numerous difficulties, which are known as problematic issues of BIM implementation (PIBIs). This study aims to identify and analyze PIBIs based on the perceptions of practitioners in Vietnamese BIM-implemented construction contractors and similar BIM adoption-level countries.Design/methodology/approachThe research is conducted in three stages. After a comprehensive literature review, PIBIs are identified and ranked based on the Delphi method and questionnaire survey. Next, interpretive structural modeling (ISM) is used to provide a hierarchy of system PIBIs. Finally, the driving and dependence power of PIBIs are determined using Fuzzy-Matrice d'Impacts Croisés-Multiplication Appliquée à un Classement (MICMAC) analysis.FindingsThis study evaluates 32 PIBIs for small and medium contractors (SMCs) and 28 PIBIs for large contractors (LCs) in Vietnam. This study also develops a systematic framework for contextual relationships and analyzes the relationships among PIBIs using ISM-Fuzzy MICMAC analysis. The results show that different standards or techniques, modeling software limitations and information management significantly impacted LCs, while a lack of senior leadership support and incompatible software affected SMCs, causing other PIBIs.Originality/valueThis study is among the first attempts to investigate the problematic issues emerging during the BIM implementation process at the organizational level in Vietnam as well as other developing countries. The study results could be considered valuable references for BIM practitioners. Furthermore, this knowledge can enable contractors to avoid problems while adopting BIM, thereby increasing their ability to implement BIM successfully and using critical resources more efficiently.
Media coverage of food safety and expenditures for food away from home: empirical evidence from China’s family panel studies
Authors: Li Tao , Tian Zifang , Wang Yang , Zhang Caiping 
Published: August 2024

PurposeThis study explores whether media coverage of Chinese food safety guide consumer behaviour and determines its impact.Design/methodology/approachUsing data from the China Family Panel Studies, this study implements unsupervised machine learning methods to quantitatively identify themes in news media coverage of food safety across various provinces and regions. Based on these findings, this study examines the impact of coverage of food safety on consumer behaviour related to FAFH.FindingsWe find that media coverage of food safety in the restaurant sector significantly decreases household expenditure on FAFH relative to total expenditure. While negative coverage substantially decreases expenditure on FAFH, non-negative coverage significantly increases it. Reports of food safety incidents outside consumers’ province are negatively correlated with expenditure on FAFH, whereas reports within province significantly increases such spending. Further, the negative impact of media coverage on FAFH spending is less pronounced among higher-income families, households headed by individuals with high educational levels and those with low sensitivity to newspaper information. A robust government information infrastructure also mitigates this negative impact.Research limitations/implicationsThe findings have important policy reference value for promoting the healthy development of catering and other life services by improving news reporting and the regulatory system.Originality/valueThis article employs machine learning methods to identify news reports related to food safety in the catering industry quantitatively and incorporates them into the study of household consumption in China. Consequently, this not only fills a gap in the existing literature but also provides a new perspective for interdisciplinary research in economics, sociology and computer science.
Complementary perspectives on knowledge-and market-seeking outward FDI of EMNEs: a review and agenda for future research
Authors: Choi Byungchul , Roh Taewoo , Park Byung Il , Park Jinho 
Published: August 2024

PurposeThe foreign direct investment (FDI) motivations of emerging market multinational enterprises (EMNEs) are mainly twofold: acquisition of strategic assets in foreign markets, and foreign market penetration. While prior studies have delivered valuable insights, findings regarding the performance of those two types of FDI remain somewhat inconsistent or inconclusive. This study aims to develop complementary perspectives that can motivate scholars to explore the internal mechanisms of achieving goals for these two FDI types by providing a review of prior literature on EMNEs’ knowledge- and market-seeking FDI.Design/methodology/approachIndexed to the EBSCO database and Google Scholar from 2000 to 2020, 73 articles from 13 journals were selected and reviewed to identify the main research future research agendas.FindingsOur findings show that the purpose of EMNEs’ FDI can be divided into value creation and value capturing, with the former pursuing knowledge-seeking and the latter pursuing market-seeking, according to our study, which draws on insights from innovation-focused literature.Originality/valueInternational business (IB) scholars have extensively studied both knowledge-seeking and market-seeking outward FDI of EMNEs for decades. Our study contributes to the literature by providing the potential for integrating IB and innovation studies to extend the scope of EMNEs studies.
How managerial ties support sustainable business model innovation: the role of absorptive capacity and strategic flexibility
Authors: Bashir Makhmoor , Naqshbandi M. Muzamil 
Published: August 2024

Purpose
The research on sustainable business model innovation (SBMI) has seen a surge over the years. However, despite the surge, the literature on the antecedents of SBMI is still at a budding stage. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to expand the literature on SBMI by investigating the influence of managerial ties on SBMI.

Design/methodology/approach
Data were collected from 200 SMEs in Saudi Arabia to test the conceptual model, which was analysed using structural equation modelling.

Findings
The findings highlighted the significance of managerial ties in promoting SBMI. Furthermore, the findings highlighted that managerial ties might not optimally result in SBMI uncles channelized through absorptive capacity. However, the findings could not confirm the moderating role of strategic flexibility.

Practical implications
The findings from this study have implications for SME owners, recommending that these firms develop managerial ties and absorptive capacities to realize the benefits of SBMI.

Originality/value
To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this study is one of the first to highlight the significance of managerial ties in promoting SBMI from an emerging market perspective.
ChatGPT and imaginaries of the future of education: insights of Finnish teacher educators
Authors: Vartiainen Henriikka , Valtonen Teemu , Kahila Juho , Tedre Matti 
Published: August 2024

Purpose
In 2022 generative AI took the Internet world by storm. Free access to tools that can generate text and images that pass for human creations triggered fiery debates about the potential uses and misuses of generative AI in education. There has risen a need to check the popular utopian and dystopian narratives about AI against the diversity of hopes, concerns and future imaginaries that educators themselves associate with generative AI. The purpose of this study is to investigate the perspectives of Finnish teacher educators on the use of AI in education.

Design/methodology/approach
This article reports findings from a hands-on workshop in teacher training, where participants learned about how generative AI works, collaboratively explored generative AI and then reflected on its potential and challenges.

Findings
The results reveal nuanced, calm and thoughtful imaginaries rooted in deep understanding of educational policy, evaluation and the sociocultural context of education. The results cover teachers’ views on the impact of AI on learners’ agency, metacognition, self-regulation and more.

Originality/value
This article offers a unique exploration into the perceptions and imaginaries of educators regarding generative AI in specific (instead of “monolithic AI”), moving beyond dystopian views and instead focusing on the potential of AI to align with existing pedagogical practices. The educators contrasted the common techno-deterministic narratives and perceived AI as an avenue to support formative assessment practices and development of metacognition, self-regulation, responsibility and well-being. The novel insights also include the need for AI education that critically incorporates social and ethical viewpoints and fosters visions for a future with culturally, socially and environmentally sustainable AI.
Innovating with heart: family firms' decision to automate with emotional responsibility
Authors: D'Allura Giorgia Maria , Mariasole Bannò , Filippi Emilia 
Published: August 2024

PurposeThe paper aims to explore how family involvement influences family firms (FF) decisions to innovate in automation (i.e. artificial intelligence, big data and robotics). Automation implies pronounced emotional significance within the shared societal consciousness, presenting specific intricacies that pose challenges to the strategic decision-making processes of FFs.Design/methodology/approachThis study draws on the levels of ambivalence described in the literature and the FF archetypes (i.e. enmeshed FFs, balanced FFs and disengaged FFs), which are characterised by a different relationship between the family and the firm. Empirically, this study adopts a qualitative approach, conducting three case studies involving FFs that have registered patents in automation technologies.FindingsA distinctive pattern emerged among the different FF archetypes in their approach to innovation in automation. Innovation in automation will be limited in enmeshed FFs (based on emotional concerns at the firm level), while it will be supported in balanced FFs (based on a balanced view between emotional concerns at the family level and economic aspects at the firm level) and in disengaged FFs (based on economic considerations at the firm level).Originality/valueOur research, focussing on the strategic choice of family firms (FFs) to innovate in automation, fills an important gap and investigates an area with relatively scant research despite the current importance of automation. Additionally, we consider the ambivalence that characterises family firms, providing a nuanced understanding of how emotional dynamics within the family-business interface influence strategic decisions.
Banks’ internal governance obligations vis-à-vis money laundering risks emerging from the new technology-enabled means to transfer funds or value (“crypto assets”)
Authors: Minto Andrea 
Published: August 2024

Purpose
The new technology-enabled means to transfer funds or value via crypto assets have prompted regulators and supervisors to question the effectiveness of the anti-money laundering (AML) regulatory framework. This paper aims to examine the recent developments of the EU AML legislation – leading up to the 2021 AML package – focusing in particular on the banks’ internal governance obligations.

Design/methodology/approach
The analysis is based on the legal dogmatic methodology and is therefore conducted thanks to a critical exam of the current and upcoming EU policy and legislation, taking into account the relevant literature and case-law.

Findings
The recent regulatory developments, culminating in the AML regulation, are strengthening the causal links between ML risk assessment–ML risk exposure–ML risk management, via internal governance procedures. One of the major AML regulatory strategies to react to the new challenges brought up by crypto assets amounts to a stricter and more demanding AML risk management regime imposed on banks.

Originality/value
The originality of this article lies in the analysis of the causal connection between money laundering risk identification and internal governance obligations. In particular, this article examines how the risk assessment will be shaping the organizational procedures, processes and internal functions necessary to manage the money laundering risks.
E-commerce adoption among entrepreneurial firms in Sub-Saharan Africa
Authors: Anabila Peter , Kumi Desmond Kwadjo , Ameyibor Leeford Edem Kojo , Allan Michael Mba 
Published: August 2024

PurposeThe study investigates the role of e-commerce adoption on Ghana’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) business performance.Design/methodology/approachA sample of 309 owner-managers of entrepreneurial SMEs was employed using LISREL to determine the nature of the underlying relationships among the study constructs.FindingsThe findings show that adopting e-commerce significantly improves SMEs' performance. The study also found that trust effectively mediates the relationship between e-commerce adoption and SME business performance. Finally, the study found that firm agility moderates the relationship between e-commerce adoption and business performance.Practical implicationsThe study recommends SMEs in Ghana seeking to grow their businesses capitalize on e-commerce capabilities to enhance their business performances while ensuring trusting relationships, especially in the delivery of e-commerce services consistently, to improve their contribution to overall business performance.Originality/valueThe findings would help managers of SMEs in Ghana to deliver optimum value in their e-commerce operations to improve their business performances in an uncertain world.