bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Feasibility and Potential Effectiveness of Implementing the ‘Take Action’ Program in Israeli Women with Breast Cancer
Authors: Langer Danit , Mieli Newman Robin , Bar-Haim Erez Asnat , Hillel Stav 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
The ’Take Action’ program was feasible for Israeli breast cancer survivors but not for women in the acute phase. In the acute phase managing fatigue upper extremity disability and scars is required. Occupational therapy should start at diagnosis.
Primary Author and Speaker: Danit Langer
Additional Authors and Speakers: Stav Hillel
Contributing Authors: Robin Mieli Newman, Asnat Bar-Haim Erez
Promoting the Inclusion of Care Partners of People Living With Dementia in Hospital Care Through Workflow Redesign
Authors: Still Catherine , Strayer Andrea , Werner Nicole , Fields Beth 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
This qualitative study outlines the redesign of hospital workflows that can be used to guide OTPs in including care partners of hospitalized people living with dementia.
Primary Author and Speaker: Catherine Still
Contributing Authors: Andrea Strayer, Nicole Werner, Beth Fields
Quantitative Analysis of Compassion Fatigue & Compassion Satisfaction in Burn Therapists
Authors: Yelvington Miranda , Hu Jiale , Reynolds Stacey 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
OTs who work with burn survivors are present with day-to-day exposures to people who are often in severe pain or distress. This study is a quantitative analysis of the presentation of compassion fatigue in therapists who treat burn survivors.
Primary Author and Speaker: Miranda Yelvington
Additional Authors and Speakers: Stacey Reynolds
Contributing Authors: Jiale Hu
Somatosensory Processing Differences in Individuals With Developmental Coordination Disorder: A Pilot Study
Authors: Botha Nicole , Ali Mahira , Amin Nouran Hussein , Davis Sheena , Baker Elsie , Pesci Megan G. , Bollinger Madison K. , Chu Virginia W. 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
This pilot study demonstrates the Spatial Movement Sense test as a feasible and objective assessment of somatosensory processing. We saw deficits in somatosensory processing in children with developmental coordination disorder (DCD) compared with controls.
Primary Author and Speaker: Nicole Botha
Additional Authors and Speakers: Virginia W. Chu
Contributing Authors: Mahira Ali, Nouran Hussein Amin, Sheena Davis, Elsie Baker, Megan G. Pesci, Madison K. Bollinger
Multiple Perspectives on How COVID-19 Affected Family, Educational, Clinical, & Community Life in the Autistic Community
Authors: Stremousova Svitlana , Connelly Brigid McInnes , Nguyen Tuyet-Nhi , Ibrahim Mariamme , Lawlor Mary , Blanche Erna 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
This paper will present the preliminary results of the qualitative research study and examine spatial and temporal experiences of autistic children, their caregivers, educators, and clinicians during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Primary Author and Speaker: Svitlana Stremousova
Additional Authors and Speakers: Mariamme Ibrahim, Mary Lawlor, Erna Blanche
Contributing Authors: Brigid McInnes Connelly, Tuyet-Nhi Nguyen
Rhythmic Effects: A Quantitative Pilot of a Pediatric Therapeutic Drumming Intervention
Authors: Prisco Dina , Ochoa Jorge , Nuesi Talia , Guarino Carmen , Cheuvront Barbara , Friedman Zahava 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
This study examined efficacy and instrumentation of a therapeutic drumming intervention implemented with autistic children. The study identified potentiality of an evidence-based and neurodiversity affirming intervention option for this population.
Primary Author and Speaker: Dina Prisco
Additional Authors and Speakers: Zahava Friedman
Contributing Authors: Jorge Ochoa, Talia Nuesi, Carmen Guarino, Barbara Cheuvront
Parent Emotions Regarding the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Experience & Transition Home
Authors: Kane Audrey , Spence Christine M. , Stuyvenberg Corri , Gaston Rachel , Burnsed Jennifer , Hendricks-Muñoz Karen D. , Stevenson Richard D. , Dusing Stacey 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
Emotions around the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) experience and transition home were explored. Fear was expressed equally for NICU and home, and happiness was discussed twice as often for home experiences. Professionals need to consider parent emotions during this period.
Primary Author and Speaker: Audrey Kane
Contributing Authors: Christine M. Spence, Corri Stuyvenberg, Rachel Gaston, Jennifer Burnsed, Karen D. Hendricks-Muñoz, Richard D. Stevenson, Stacey Dusing
The Effect of Wheelchair Skills Training on Increasing Participation among Manual Wheelchair Users Compared to the Standard of Care: An RSR
Authors: Seigel Brynn , Chase Tony , Murtiff Samantha , Brubaker Zoe , Meier Morgan , McCoy Sarah 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
The purpose of this rapid systematic review was to appraise literature related to the question: What is the effect of wheelchair skills training on increasing participation in occupations among wheelchair users as compared to standard of care?
Primary Author and Speaker: Brynn Seigel
Additional Authors and Speakers: Samantha Murtiff, Zoe Brubaker, Morgan Meier, Sarah McCoy
Contributing Authors: Tony Chase
Effectiveness of Seating & Mobility Services on the Occupational Performance of Individuals With Disabilities in Guatemala
Authors: Short Nathan , Henton Patricia A. , Smitson Emily , Barg Anna , Baumgartner Leah , Brown Taporia , Jurek Makayla , Langbein Kaitlyn 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
Are seating and mobility services delivered through an international service learning (ISL) model effective at improving occupational performance of people with disabilities in low- to middle-income countries?
Primary Author and Speaker: Nathan Short
Additional Authors and Speakers: Patricia A. Henton, Emily Smitson, Anna Barg, Leah Baumgartner, Taporia Brown, Makayla Jurek, Kaitlyn Langbein
Developing a Driving Simulator Protocol to Build the Driving Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities of Novice Drivers With Autism Spectrum Disorder
Authors: Woolverton Alexandra , Dickerson Anne E. , Warren Kaitlin 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
Driving, as a complex instrumental activity of daily livng, uses integrated skills from all performance skills and client factors. As a gap in service, protocols for training novice drivers with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) on the DriveSafety Simulator is described along with results from a pretest-posttest.
Primary Author and Speaker: Alexandra Woolverton
Additional Authors and Speakers: Kaitlin Warren
Contributing Authors: Anne E. Dickerson
Development & Validation of the IADL Context-Based Cognitive Flexibility Assessment for Individuals With Schizophrenia With the Delphi Method
Authors: Huang Lin-Jye , Mao Hui-Fen , Yang Yi-Hong , Wu Chien-Te 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
This study's outcome will yield the first cognitive flexibility assessment in instrumental activities of daily living (IADL) contexts worldwide, offering crucial insights into investigating IADL context-based cognitive flexibility and the diverse interpretations of executive functions.
Primary Author and Speaker: Lin-Jye Huang
Contributing Authors: Hui-Fen Mao, Yi-Hong Yang, Chien-Te Wu
Intimacy & Relationships: Experience of Individuals With Autism Spectrum Disorder
Authors: Mendoza Melissa P. , Luna John 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
This poster presents findings from a quantitative study to identify the constraints affecting relationship development among individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Findings can support evidence-based intervention for practitioners working with young adults with ASD.
Primary Author and Speaker: Melissa P. Mendoza
Additional Authors and Speakers: John Luna
Contributing Authors: John Luna
Importance of Serious Leisure Pursuits: Participation in Silver Sneakers & Impact of Quality of Life in Community-Dwelling Older Adults
Authors: Carder Devyn Elise , Maloney Susan 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
Serious leisure has the opportunity to advance successful aging in the community through a variety of health outcomes. This poster will empower practitioners to reevaluate the benefits of serious leisure in community-based settings for older adults.
Primary Author and Speaker: Devyn Elise Carder
Contributing Authors: Susan Maloney
Facilitators of & Barriers to Caregiver Adherence to Home Therapy Recommendations for Brachial Plexus Birth Injury: A Survey Study
Authors: Wingrat Jennifer , Gertz Shayna , Miller Amy Mae 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
This poster presents findings from a survey of caregivers of infants with brachial plexus birth injury regarding facilitators of and barriers to adherence to home therapy recommendations; best practices for making home recommendations are identified.
Primary Author and Speaker: Jennifer Wingrat
Additional Authors and Speakers: Shayna Gertz, Amy Mae Miller
An Occupational View of LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and other) Individuals Experiencing Homelessness; A Comparative Case Study
Authors: Isenman Han L. , Owens Grayson , Tyminski Quinn P. , Owens Grayson , Tyminski Quinn P. 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
This study aimed to explore occupations of LGBTQ+ IEH. A comparative case study analysis was used to determine barriers preventing engagement in occupations, and the role that OTPs can have in addressing barriers to participation for LGBTQ+ IEH.
Primary Author and Speaker: Han L Isenman
Additional Authors and Speakers: Grayson Owens, Quinn P. Tyminski
Contributing Authors: Grayson Owens, Quinn P. Tyminski
Recommendations for Increasing Accessibility & Inclusivity of Community Spaces for Autistic LGBT+ Adults Utilizing a Community-Centered Approach
Authors: Schmidt Elizabeth , Bauza De Garcia Jess Marie Cecília 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
A survey of recommendations to support participation for LGBT+ autistic adults indicates the need to hire and promote LGBT+ autistic people, create sensory-friendly spaces, streamline accommodations, and require training for mental health providers.
Primary Author and Speaker: Elizabeth Schmidt
Additional Authors and Speakers: Jess Marie Cecília Bauza De Garcia
Using Small Group Mentorship as a Change Process: Through the Lens of the Clinician
Authors: Gee Bryan M. , Schoen Sarah A. , King Natalie , Ochsenbein Mim 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
The mentorship and its instructional content supported clinicians in developing and validating comprehension of the content, in their professional development and assisted them in navigating opportunities and challenges in clinical practice.
Primary Author and Speaker: Bryan M. Gee
Additional Authors and Speakers: Sarah A. Schoen, Natalie King, Mim Ochsenbein
Impact of Acute Care OT on Unplanned Hospital Readmission for Patients With Traumatic Brain Injury
Authors: Bukhari Rayyan , Edelstein Jessica , Weaver Jennifer , Hoffman Amanda L. , Davalos Deana , Sharp Julia , Graham James 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
Results indicated that only insurance type was significantly associated with 30-day readmission. Our results inform OTs about which patient factors may contribute to a higher risk of readmission for patients hospitalized with traumatic brain injury (TBI).
Primary Author and Speaker: Rayyan Bukhari
Contributing Authors: Jessica Edelstein, Jennifer Weaver, Amanda L. Hoffman, Deana Davalos, Julia Sharp, James Graham
Developmental Outcomes of Preterm Infants Enrolled in a Randomized Clinical Trial of a Parent-Administered Sensorimotor Intervention in the NICU
Authors: Fucile Sandra , Snider Laurie , Dow Kimberly 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
This study revealed that a parent-administered sensorimotor intervention can enhance motor function in preterm infants, supporting the importance of OT’s advocacy for early parent-delivered interventions in the neonatal intensive care unit.
Primary Author and Speaker: Sandra Fucile
Contributing Authors: Laurie Snider, Kimberly Dow
Quantifying Child Engagement & Therapist Strategies During Treatment of Children on the Autism Spectrum: A Video Coding Pilot Study
Authors: Watson-Grace Amy , Martis Joseph E. , Wengerd Lauren , Crasta Jewel Elias 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
This pilot study explores the relationship between OT strategies and child engagement levels during routine OT sessions. Our results offer preliminary evidence for optimizing active engagement of autistic children during therapy.
Primary Author and Speaker: Amy Watson-Grace
Additional Authors and Speakers: Jewel Elias Crasta
Contributing Authors: Joseph E. Martis, Lauren Wengerd
Implementing Participation-Level Goals Across the Care Continuum: A Multidisciplinary Quality Improvement Initiative
Authors: Tanner Kelly Jane , Bican Rachel , Byars Michelle , Boster Jamie , O’Rourke Sara , Coleman Casto Shelley 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
Patients may not achieve participation-level outcomes if they do not have participation-level goals. We used quality improvement methodology to implement participation-level goals across multiple departments and disciplines at one pediatric hospital.
Primary Author and Speaker: Kelly Jane Tanner
Additional Authors and Speakers: Sara O’Rourke, Shelley Coleman Casto
Contributing Authors: Rachel Bican, Michelle Byars, Jamie Boster
Methodological Components for Evaluating Treatment Effectiveness of the SOS Approach to Feeding: A Feasibility Study
Authors: Schoen Sarah A. , Balderrama Rachel 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
This feasibility study offers tools and procedures for researchers and clinicians for implementation of an effectiveness study of the Sequential-Oral-Sensory (SOS) Approach to feeding. A fidelity measure was created and sensitive outcomes identified for future studies.
Primary Author and Speaker: Sarah A. Schoen
Contributing Authors: Rachel Balderrama
DOENÇA ULCEROSA PÉPTICA: EPIDEMIOLOGIA, FISIOPATOLOGIA, DIAGNÓSTICO E TRATAMENTO
Authors: Denizar João Gabriel Medina , Oliveira Mariana Quirino de , Mendonça Anna Flávia Rodrigues , Rocha Alice Ferreira da , Fraga Victoria Braga e , Mendes Evelyn Botrel , Vámszer Marco Vidal Assad Machado , Portella Vitoria Novaes , Barcelos Carolina Gonçalves , Costa Lucas Pinheiro , Salazar Isabela Fonseca , Gomes Maria Paula Rabelo 
Published: July 2024

A Doença Ulcerosa Péptica é uma condição crônica e recorrente que afeta a mucosa do trato gastrointestinal superior, manifestando-se principalmente no estômago e no duodeno. Esta patologia resulta de um desequilíbrio entre os fatores agressivos, como a infecção pelo Helicobacter pylori e o uso de anti-inflamatórios não esteroides, e os mecanismos de defesa da mucosa. A Doença Ulcerosa Péptica é prevalente em 5 a 10% da população global, com uma incidência anual de 0,1 a 0,3%. Apesar da redução nas taxas de incidência, hospitalizações e mortalidade nas últimas décadas devido aos avanços no diagnóstico e tratamento, a doença ulcerosa péptica continua sendo uma importante preocupação de saúde pública, associada a complicações graves, como hemorragias e perfurações, que podem levar à hospitalização e aumento dos custos médicos. As manifestações clínicas da Doença Ulcerosa Péptica incluem dor epigástrica, dispepsia, náuseas e vômitos, sendo a confirmação diagnóstica realizada principalmente através da endoscopia digestiva alta. O tratamento envolve o uso de inibidores da bomba de prótons e a erradicação do H. pylori. Este artigo revisa os principais fatores de risco, complicações e abordagens de tratamento da úlcera péptica, baseando-se em uma análise de estudos científicos relevantes.
Analisis Integrasi Sistem Keamanan Jaringan Menggunakan Snort dna Netfiltet di Sekolah SMK Informatika Muhammadiyah Bacan
Authors: Jahir Mulyadi , Hamza Sahriar , Somadayo Sahrani 
Published: July 2024

Abstrak
Kita dapat menyaksikan bahwa dari jaman ke jaman perkembangan teknologi sangat begitu cepat, aktifitas manusia sekarng telah di mudahakan dengan adanya teknologi yang semakin canggi. Maka untuk itu penelitian penulis kali ini adalah bagaiman menganalisi sistem keamanan jaringan di sekolah SMK Informatika Muhammadiyah Bacan. Di mana jaringan di sekolah tersebut sering mengalami gangguan yang mengakibatkan pihak sekolah terkadang tidak terakses pada internet, sulit mendapatkan informasi, berbagi data, dan juga compute di lab tidak terakses internet yang dimana hal itu sangat memnganggu aktifitas blajar setiap sisiwa yang di haruskan menggunakan lab. Belum lagi ujian nasional yang tertera pada kurikulum telah berbasis computer yang artinya suatu kestabilan jaringan sangat di butuhkan dalam pelaksanaan ujian tersebut. Gangguan jaringan tersebut diakibatkan lemahnya sistem keamanan jaringan pada sekolah SMK Informatika Muhammadiyah Bacan yang mengakibatakan sistem keamanan jaringan dapat dibobol oleh pihak yang tidak bertanggung jawab. Untuk itu penulis menawarkan metode Snort dan Netfilter pada sistem keamanan jaringan di sekolah SMK Informatika Muhammadiyah Bacan untuk meleindungi jaringan dari serangan pihak luar dengan tujuan merusak sistem jaringan di sekolah tersebut. Mengapa snort dan netfilter, sebab snort dapat mendeteksi setiap paket yang lewat pada jaringan dan netfilter dapat memblokir setiap paket yang masuk, kedua meteode tersebut sangan berguna untuk suatu sisitem keamanan jaringan.
ОЦЕНКА КРУТИЛЬНОЙ ЖЕСТКОСТИ ОДИНОЧНЫХ CТАЛЕАЛЮМИНИЕВЫХ ПРОВОДОВ ЧЕРЕЗ ЕГО ДИАМЕТР
Authors: Джаманбаев Мураткали , Жумахан Нуржан , Ильясов Ержан , Каратаева Жанбуби , Джумабекова Зульфия 
Published: July 2024

В статье излагается актуальность рассматриваемого вопроса, обосновываются методы его решения. Для исследования и моделирования процессов пляски проводов и гололедообразования на проводах необходимо иметь сведения о крутильной жесткости, так как, крутильная жесткость провода зависит от материала и конструкции, диаметра, длины пролета, натяжения. Аналитическое определение крутильной жесткости проводов с учетом всех этих факторов не представляется возможным. Поэтому, оценка крутильной жесткости во многом осуществляется экспериментально. В основе эксперимента лежит определение зависимости между крутящим моментом и углом закручивания одиночных проводов. Опираясь на эти данные, крутильная жесткость определяется косвенно, то есть путем вычисления. Такой способ оценки жесткости создает некоторые неудобства. Поэтому в статье ставится задача оценки крутильной жесткости непосредственно – через диаметр провода. На основе обработки экспериментальных данных в статье получена эмпирическая формула, которая позволяет оценить крутильную жесткость провода по его диаметру. Достоверность формулы проверена путем составления эмпирической и экспериментальной зависимости. Расчетная формула для оценки крутильной жесткости одиночных сталеалюминевых проводов используется при решении различных прикладных задач.
THE EFFECT OF COAL CONTACTING WITH THE AIR MEDIUM ON THE WETTABILITY OF THE SURFACE AND ITS FILTRATION AND FLOTATION PROPERTIES
Authors: Патраков Ю.Ф. , Семенова С.А. , Яркова А.В. , Клейн М.С. 
Published: July 2024

В работе представлены результаты сравнительного анализа лабораторных проб угля марки СС, подготовленных в условиях инертной атмосферы (азот) и стандартными методами в воздушной среде. Для характеристики изменения поверхности угольных частиц использовали ИК-спектральный и химический анализы функциональных кислородных групп. Оценку смачивающих свойств угля осуществляли с использованием ряда взаимодополняющих методов – определение краевого угла смачивания по капле жидкости, фильтрация жидкости через слой угольного порошка и реагентная флотация. Показано, что взаимодействие угольной поверхности с кислородом воздуха в условиях пробоподготовки оказывает ощутимое влияние на изменение функционального состава и, как следствие, естественной гидрофобности угольных частиц. Полученные результаты могут быть использованы для уточнения оценки свойств нативных пластовых углей, совершенствования технологий подготовки угольных проб, обогащения и переработки углей.
The paper presents the results of a comparative analysis of laboratory samples of SS grade coal prepared in an inert atmosphere (nitrogen) and standard methods in the air. IR spectral and chemical analysis of functional acid groups were used to characterize changes in the surface of coal particles. The wetting properties of coal were evaluated using a number of complementary methods – determination of the wetting edge angle by a drop of liquid, filtration of liquid through a layer of coal powder and reagent flotation. It is shown that the interaction of the coal surface with air oxygen under sample preparation conditions has a noticeable effect on the change in the functional composition and, as a consequence, the natural hydrophobicity of coal particles. The obtained results can be used to refine the assessment of the properties of native formation coals, improve the technologies of coal sample preparation, coal enrichment and processing.
Differential attrition and engagement in randomized controlled trials of occupational mental health interventions in person and online: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Authors: de Miquel Carlota , Haro Josep Maria , van der Feltz-Cornelis Christina M , Ortiz-Tallo Ana , Chen Tom , Sinokki Marjo , Naumanen Päivi , Olaya Beatriz , Lima Rodrigo A 
Published: July 2024

OBJECTIVE: This study systematically reviewed and meta-analyzed the differential attrition and utilization of occupational mental health interventions, specifically examining delivery methods (internet-based versus in-person).
METHODS: The research, with papers spanning 2010–2024, involved filtering criteria and comprehensive searches across PubMed, Scopus, and Web of Science Core (PROSPERO registration n. CRD42022322394). Of 28 683 titles, 84 records were included in the systematic review, with 75 in meta-analyses. Risk of bias was assessed through the revised Cochrane risk of bias tool for randomized control trials and funnel plots. Differential attrition across studies was meta-analysed through a random-effects model with limited maximum-likelihood estimation for the degree of heterogeneity.
RESULTS: Findings reveal higher mean differential attrition in the intervention group, indicating a potential challenge in maintaining participant engagement. The attrition rates were not significantly influenced by the mode of intervention delivery (internet versus in-person). Compensation for participation and year of publication could potentially influence differential attrition from baseline to follow-up measurements.
CONCLUSIONS: These results suggest a need for cautious consideration of attrition in occupational mental health intervention study designs and emphasize the importance of adapting statistical analyses to mitigate potential bias arising from differential attrition.