bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Belonging: A Phenomenological Study Exploring the Lived Experienced of Black Occupational Therapy Students and Practitioners
Authors: Aldridge Nardia , Hill Chloe , Green Sierra , Maglaris Lili 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
Black students and practitioners face systemic inequities that are insufficiently addressed. This session will explore their lived experiences with systemic racism and the impact of their occupational therapy education on their sense of belonging.
Primary Author and Speaker: Nardia Aldridge
Additional Authors and Speakers: Chloe Hill, Sierra Green, Lili Maglaris
Examining Pain Curricula in Entry-Level Occupational Therapy Programs Across the United States
Authors: Rider John V. , Khau Vicki , Valdes Kristin A. 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
Occupational therapists address pain across the lifespan and in every practice setting. This presentation will describe a national study examining pain curricula in entry-level OT programs and discuss implications for academia and clinical practice.
Primary Author and Speaker: John V. Rider
Additional Authors and Speakers: Vicki Khau, Kristin A. Valdes
OT Curricula Patterns for Acquired Brain Injury-Related Vision Disorders for Entry-Level Programs
Authors: Schmeiser Laura Mae , Reiser Alicia , Foy Caitlyn 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
Explore entry-level OT curriculum patterns for acquired brain injury (ABI)-related vision disorder screens and management. Curriculum recommendations are highlighted to improve student preparedness and knowledge of vision assessments and resources.
Primary Author and Speaker: Laura Mae Schmeiser
Additional Authors and Speakers: Caitlyn Foy
Contributing Authors: Alicia Reiser
Postdischarge From the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: Mothers’ Needs for Health Care Resources & Social Supports
Authors: Timmerman Morgan C. , Popova Evguenia S. 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
We explore a gap in family-centered care following a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) discharge, including mothers’ and providers’ perspectives on supports and services for mothers of NICU graduates. Opportunities to support service access for NICU families are discussed.
Primary Author and Speaker: Morgan C. Timmerman
Additional Authors and Speakers: Evguenia S. Popova
Exploring the Impact of Social Media on the Perception of Disabilities
Authors: Hudkins Amy E. , Bills Rachel 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
The use of social media, specifically TikTok, was used to explore its impact on the perception of disabilities with pre-professional phase occupational therapy students.
Primary Author and Speaker: Amy E. Hudkins
Additional Authors and Speakers: Rachel Bills
Development of the Infant & Motor Engagement Scale (IMES)
Authors: Demchick Barbara , Flanagan Joanne , Li Chih-Ying 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
To determine the preliminary psychometric properties of the Infant Motor and Engagement Scale (IMES) and to examine whether the IMES discriminates between infants with and without later autism spectrum disorder (ASD) diagnosis.
Primary Author and Speaker: Barbara Demchick
Additional Authors and Speakers: Joanne Flanagan, Chih-Ying Li
Childhood Sensory Processing Differences & Quality of Life as Adults
Authors: May-Benson Teresa A. , Teasdale Alison , Easterbrooks-Dick Olivia 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
This longitudinal study supports the role of OT in improving childhood sensorimotor challenges as a factor that may affect adult quality of life. It contributes to our knowledge of the long-term outcomes of childhood sensorimotor challenges.
Primary Author and Speaker: Teresa A. May-Benson
Additional Authors and Speakers: Olivia Easterbrooks-Dick
Contributing Authors: Alison Teasdale
Correlations Between Diabetes Self-Care Activities, Occupational Participation, and Quality of Life Among People With Type 2 Diabetes: Adults Versus Older Adults
Authors: Segev-Jacubovski Orit , Mirza Mansha , Rozen Deena 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
OTs should identify which activities promote glycemic control. The aim was to explore associations between glycemic control (HbA1c), health-related quality of life, diabetes self-care activities, and participation in daily activities.
Primary Author and Speaker: Orit Segev-Jacubovski
Additional Authors and Speakers: Mansha Mirza, Deena Rozen
Cost, Quality, & Satisfaction With Dental Care Provided to Autistic Children in a Sensory-Adapted Environment
Authors: Stein Duker Leah I. , Cermak Sharon A. , Polido Jose , Gong Cynthia 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
Oral health is integral to well-being. Use of an OT-created sensory-adapted dental environment significantly decreases distress in autistic children. This presentation will describe the cost, quality, and satisfaction with this type of adapted care.
Primary Author and Speaker: Leah I. Stein Duker
Contributing Authors: Sharon A. Cermak, Jose Polido, Cynthia Gong
Support Needs & Priorities of Individuals Transitioning From Foster Care to Independent Living
Authors: Armstrong-Heimsoth Amy , Williamson Heather J. , Thornton Anthony , Maloney Samantha 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
The results of this American Occupational Therapy Foundation–funded community-engaged research project define how OT can fill the gaps for youth aging out of foster care and support transition teams, thereby advocating for OT’s role and unique contributions with this at-risk population.
Primary Author and Speaker: Amy Armstrong-Heimsoth
Additional Authors and Speakers: Samantha Maloney
Contributing Authors: Heather J. Williamson, Anthony Thornton
A novel, balloon-borne UV–Vis spectrometer for direct sun measurements of stratospheric bromine
Authors: Voss Karolin , Holzbeck Philip , Pfeilsticker Klaus , Kleinschek Ralph , Wetzel Gerald , Fuentes Andrade Blanca , Höpfner Michael , Ungermann Jörn , Sinnhuber Björn-Martin , Butz André 
Published: July 2024

Abstract. We report on a novel, medium-weight (∼ 25 kg) optical spectrometer coupled to an automated sun tracker for direct sun observations from azimuth-controlled balloon platforms weighing approximately 12 kg. It is designed to measure a suite of UV–Vis absorbing gases relevant in the context of stratospheric ozone depletion using the differential optical absorption spectroscopy (DOAS) method, i.e. O3, NO2, BrO, OClO, HONO, and IO. Here, we describe the design and major features of the instrument. Further, the instrument's performance during two stratospheric deployments from Esrange near Kiruna (Sweden) on 21 August 2021 and from Timmins (Ontario, Canada) on 23 August 2022 is discussed along with the first results concerning inferred mixing ratios of BrO above balloon float altitude. Using a photochemical correction for the partitioning of stratospheric bromine ([BrO]/[Bry]) obtained by chemical transport simulations, the inferred total stratospheric bromine load [Bry] amounts to (17.5 ± 2.2) ppt, with a purely statistical error amounting to 1.5 ppt in (5.5 ± 1.0)-year old air. The latter is inferred from simultaneous measurements of N2O by the GLORIA (Gimballed Limb Observer for Radiance Imaging of the Atmosphere) mid-IR instrument, resulting in a stratospheric entry of the investigated air mass in early 2017 ± 1 year.
The geomagnetic superstorm of 10 May 2024: Citizen science observations
Authors: Grandin Maxime , Bruus Emma , Ledvina Vincent E. , Partamies Noora , Barthelemy Mathieu , Martinis Carlos , Dayton-Oxland Rowan , Gallardo-Lacourt Bea , Nishimura Yukitoshi , Herlingshaw Katie , Thomas Neethal , Karvinen Eero , Lach Donna , Spijkers Marjan , Bergstrand Calle 
Published: July 2024

Abstract. The 10 May 2024 geomagnetic storm was one of the most extreme to have occurred in over 20 years. In the era of smartphones and social media, millions of people from all around the world were alerted to the possibility of exceptional auroral displays. Hence, many people not only witnessed but also photographed the aurora during this event. These observations, although not from traditional scientific instruments, can prove invaluable in obtaining data to characterise this extraordinary event. In particular, many observers saw and photographed the aurora at mid-latitudes, where ground-based instruments targeting auroral studies are sparse or absent. Moreover, the proximity of the event to the northern hemisphere summer solstice meant that many optical instruments were not in operation due to the lack of suitably dark conditions. We created an online survey and circulated it within networks of aurora photographers to collect observations of the aurora and disruptions in technological systems that were experienced during this superstorm. We obtained 696 citizen science reports from over 30 countries, containing information such as the time and location of aurora sightings, observed colours and auroral forms, as well as geolocalisation, network, and power disruptions noticed during the geomagnetic storm. We supplemented the obtained dataset with 186 auroral observations logged in the Skywarden catalogue (https://taivaanvahti.fi) by citizen scientists. The main findings enabled by the data collected through these reports are that the aurora was widely seen from locations at geomagnetic latitudes ranging between 30° and 60°, with a few reports from even lower latitudes. This was significantly further equatorward than predicted by auroral oval models, and that the auroral electron precipitation contained large fluxes of low-energy (< 1 keV) particles. This may explain the predominantly red and pink colours of the aurora as reported by citizen scientists, intense enough to reach naked-eye visibility. This study also reveals the limitations of citizen science data collection via a rudimentary online form. We discuss possible solutions to enable more detailed and quantitative studies of extreme geomagnetic events with citizen science in the future.
A tool for estimating ground-based InSAR acquisition characteristics prior to monitoring installation and survey and its differences from satellite InSAR
Authors: Wolff Charlotte , Derron Marc-Henri , Rivolta Carlo , Jaboyedoff Michel 
Published: July 2024

Abstract. Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) acquisition can be performed from satellites or from the ground by means of a so-called GB-InSAR (Ground-Based Interferometry SAR), but the signal emission and the output image geometry slightly differ between the two acquisition modes. Those differences are rarely mentioned in the literature. This paper proposes to compare satellite and GB-InSAR in terms of (1) acquisition characteristics and parameters to consider; (2) SAR image resolution; and (3) geometric distortions that are foreshortening, layover, and shadowing. If in the case of satellite SAR, the range and azimuth resolutions are known and constant along the orbit path, in the case of GB-InSAR their values are terrain-dependent. It is worth estimating the results of a GB-InSAR acquisition that one can expect in terms of range and azimuth resolution, line of sight (LoS) distance, and geometric distortions to select the best installation location when several are possible. We developed a novel tool which estimates those parameters from a digital elevation model (DEM), knowing the GB-InSAR and the slope of interest (SoI) coordinates. This tool, written in MATLAB, was tested on a simple synthetic point cloud representing a cliff with a progressive slope angle to highlight the influence of the SoI geometry on the acquisition characteristics and on two real cases of cliffs located in Switzerland, namely one in the Ticino canton and one in the Vaud canton.
Regionalization of GR4J model parameters for river flow prediction in Paraná, Brazil
Authors: Kuana Louise Akemi , Almeida Arlan Scortegagna , Mercuri Emílio Graciliano Ferreira , Noe Steffen Manfred 
Published: July 2024

Abstract. Regionalization methods dependent on hydrological models comprise techniques for transferring calibrated parameters in instrumented watersheds (donor basins) to non-instrumented watersheds (target basins). There is a lack of flow regionalization studies in regions with humid subtropical and hot temperate climates, and one of the main novelties of this research is to assess the regionalization of low flows in Paraná in the south of Brazil. In addition to filling this gap, this research presents innovative artificial-intelligence techniques for transferring parameters from hydrological models. This study aims to evaluate regionalization methods for transferring GR4J parameters and predicting river flow in catchments from the south of Brazil. We created a dataset for the state of Paraná with daily hydrological time series (precipitation, evapotranspiration, and river flow) and watershed physiographic and climatological indices for 126 catchments. Rigorous quality-controlling techniques were applied to recover data from 1979 to 2020. The regionalization methods compared in this study are based on simple spatial proximity, physiographic–climatic similarity, and regression by random forest techniques. Direct regression of Q95 was calculated using random forest techniques and compared with indirect methods, i.e. using regionalization of GR4J parameters. A set of 100 basins was used to train the regionalization models, and another 26 catchments (pseudo-non-instrumented) were used to evaluate and compare the performance of regionalizations. The GR4J model showed acceptable performances for the sample of 126 catchments, with 65 % of watersheds presenting a log-transformed Nash–Sutcliffe coefficient greater than 0.70 during the validation period. According to the evaluation carried out for the sample of 26 basins, regionalization based on physiographic–climatic similarity was shown to be the most robust method for the prediction of daily and Q95 reference flow in basins from the state of Paraná. When increasing the number of donor basins, the method based on spatial proximity has comparable performance to the method based on physiographic–climatic similarity. Based on the physiographic–climatic characteristics of the basins, it was possible to classify six distinct groups of watersheds in Paraná. Each group shows similarities in forest cover, urban area, number of days with more than 150 mm of precipitation, and average duration of consecutive dry days. Although the physiographic–climatic similarity method obtained the best performance, the use of machine learning algorithms to regionalize the model parameters had good performance using climatic and physiographic indices as inputs. This research represents a proof of concept that basins without flow monitoring can have a good approximation of streamflow if physiographic–climatic information is provided.
E-CATALOGUE FOTOGRAFI PAKAIAN PENGANTIN ADAT KOTO GADANG
Authors: Dicicco Givano Kevin 
Published: July 2024

Perancangan ini bertujuan merancang sebuah e-catalogue fotografi sebagai media untuk membantu masyarakat memahami bentuk dan kegunaan dari pakaian pengantin adat Koto Gadang, mempermudah komunikasi antara vendor pernikahan dengan calon target audience, dan memperluas penyebaran, serta sebagai arsip digital warisan kebudayaan adat Koto Gadang. Proses perancangan menggunakan metode perancancangan design thinking. Langkah atau langkah perancangan yang digunakan antara lain empathize(berempati), define(mendefinisikan), ideate(ide), prototype (prototip), dan test (pengujian). Metode analisis data yang digunakan yaitu 5W1H (what, who, why, where, when, how). Luaran yang diharapkan dari proses perancangan ini yaitu media digital berupa karya e-catalogue fotografi Pakaian Pengantin Adat Koto Gadang dan sebuah artikel/jurnal ilmiah yang diterbitkan pada jurnal Desain Komunikasi Visual, FBS, Universitas Negeri Padang.
PENDEKATAN LAYANAN ANAK BERKEBUTUHAN KHUSUS DALAM PROSES PEMBELAJARAN DI SEKOLAH DASAR
Authors: Fitrianingrum Rafa , Kartika Elvira , Rizkita Indra , Andriani Opi 
Published: July 2024

Pendidikan anak berkebutuhan khusus menjadi sebuah tantangan didalam dunia pendidikan, karena tidak semua sekolah bersedia menerima anak berkebutuhan khusus didalam lingkungan pendidikannya. Penerapan pendidikan berkebutuhan khusus di Indonesia dilakukan dalam 2 bentuk, yaitu segregatif dan mainstream. Para pendidik yang menangani anak berkebutuhan khusus, tidak jarang mengalami tekanan-tekanan secara emosional, sehingga sangat diperlukan sebuah pendekatan yang mampu membantu para pendidik untuk mengontrol emosinya. Tulisan ini bertujuan untuk menjelaskan Pendekatan Layanan Bagi Anak Berkebutuhan Khusus Dalam Proses Pembelajaran Di Sekolah Dasar dengan menggunakan metode kajian pustaka dengan menganalisis berbagai literatur yang sesuai dengan topik kajian. Adapun pendekatan layanan pendidikan bagi anak berkebutuhan khusus secara umum ada dua pendekatan yakni : pendekatan kelompok/klasikal dan pendekatan individual.
ИССЛЕДОВАНИЕ УСТОЙЧИВОСТИ ЧАСТОТНО-ТОКОВОЙ СИНХРОННОЙ СИСТЕМЫ ПРИВОДА В СРЕДЕ MATLAB
Authors: Цыба Юрий , Алмуратова Нургуль , Кузьмин Юрий 
Published: July 2024

В статье приводится структурная схема замкнутой частотно – токовой системы с векторным управлением в программируемом комплексе Matlab и структурная схема с заменой звена насыщения. Дается математическое описание системы в символьном виде и приводится программа определения устойчивости частотно – токовой асинхронной системы. Программа определения устойчивости системы представлена на алгоритмическом языке Matlab. Дается график переходного процессов скорости асинхронного двигателя в среде Matlab–Simulink.
Comparative evaluation of the effectiveness of gastric bypass and invaginational cardioplasty in patients with Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease after sleeve gastrectomy
Authors: Kim D. A. , Anisсhenko V. V. , Tszin A. O. , Kozlov A. V. , Nasonova E. N. 
Published: July 2024

The aim of the study: comparing the effectiveness of Gastric Bypass and invaginational cardioplasty in patients after sleeve gastrectomy.Material and methods. Prospective clinical research including an analysis of the surgical treatment of the 40 patients diagnosed with Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) after sleeve gastrectomy. A clinical and instrumental analysis and a GERD-HRQL questionnaire were conducted, evaluation of the effectiveness and safety of Gastric Bypass and invaginational cardioplasty.Results. During the observation of patients for 12 months, invaginational cardioplasty showed good tolerability, safety, and effectiveness in the treatment of GERD in comparison with gastric bypass surgery, which is confirmed by the results of the GERD-HRQL questionnaire, a reduced symptoms and an improvement in the endoscopic picture of the esophageal-gastric junction, as well as the results of gastric roentgenoscopy.Conclusion. The study showed a relatively high efficiency of invaginational cardioplasty in the treatment of gastroesophageal reflux disease in patients after sleeve gastrectomy, in comparison with gastric bypass surgery, in the early and long-term follow-up period.
Syntopy and pathomorphology of the volar ganglions
Authors: Stepanov M. Yu. , Baytinger A. V. , Baytinger V. F. 
Published: July 2024

The aim of our work was to study the syntopy and pathomorphology of excised volar ganglia. The study design involved two groups: an experimental group and a control group. The experimental group consisted of 20 patients with volar ganglion of the wrist joint who underwent treatment at the Microsurgery Research Institute clinic from October 2022 to January 2023. All patients underwent open excision of the volar ganglion under the control of 3× optical magnification. During the operation, the syntopy of the ganglion was studied in all patients, and a sample of the wrist joint capsule was taken for morphological examination, where the ganglion pedicle and the ganglion itself were attached. Anatomical material (7 specimens) served as a control a similar area of the wrist joint capsule taken from patients without wrist pathology, obtained from the pathological anatomy office. To determine the syntopy of the ganglion pedicle, intraoperative radiographic examination of the wrist joint was performed. The ganglion and the excised capsule segment were fixed in 10% neutral buffered formalin, then subjected to histological examination with hematoxylin and eosin staining. The pathomorphological picture of the excised joint capsule segment, adjacent to the ganglion pedicle, showed that the visually unchanged joint capsule consisted of coarse fibrous connective tissue with hyalinosis and areas of focal myxomatosis, with an increased number of fibrocytes and fibroblasts, as well as a small number of mononuclear elements.The assessment of the pathomorphology of the volar ganglion itself showed that it was similar to the capsule, represented by coarse fibrous connective tissue with areas of hyalinosis. The epithelial lining was absent. Numerous areas of myxomatosis with uneven mononuclear infiltration and foci with a large number of fibroblastic and histiocytoid elements were present. The capsule and the volar ganglion itself had identical histological structures.
Comparative analysis of the results of plastic replacement of non-extensive sternum defects in patients with deep postoperative sternomediastinitis
Authors: Zhdanov A. I. , Pavlyuchenko S. V. , Khodorkovsky M. A. , Popov K. V. 
Published: July 2024

Purpose of the study: to increase the effectiveness of plastic replacement of non-extensive sternum defects through the use of de-epidermized skin-fascial flaps.Material and methods. To perform this work, a cohort study model was selected in the form of a retrospective analysis of medical records of patients treated for postoperative sternomediastinitis. 119 medical records were selected for comparative analysis, according to the criteria for inclusion in this study. Depending on the method of plastic replacement of the bone-soft tissue defect of the anterior chest wall, patients were divided into 3 groups: 1st group (56 patients) – plastic surgery with T-shaped deepidermized skin fascial flaps; 2nd group (29 patients) – plastic surgery with a flap of the pectoral muscle and 3rd group (34 patients) – rheosteosynthesis of the sternum with fixators made of inert materials.The effectiveness of plastic replacement of the sternum defect was evaluated using computed tomography of the chest organs (elimination of diastasis between the sternum flaps, absence of signs of destruction of the sternum bone tissue) and microbiological studies (conducting a series of seeding of the discharge from the wound and drains to determine complete elimination or reduction of the level of CFU/g of microbial agents to 103). The obtained values were subjected to statistical analysis.Results. Analysis of the results of the study showed that the recurrence rate of deep sternal infection in patients of 1st and 2nd groups did not significantly differ. However, in case of complications during transplantation of a flap of the pectoralis major muscle, the likelihood of recurrence of sternomediastinitis increases. A comparison of patients in 1st and 3rd groups demonstrated that the incidence of recurrence of sternomediastinitis was significantly higher after sternal rheosteosynthesis.Conclusion. The method of plastic surgery with skin fascial flaps proposed by the authors is effective in plastic replacement of non-extensive sternal defects and has a number of advantages compared with conventional methods due to its lower invasiveness and a tendency to reduce the frequency of recurrence of sternal infection.