bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
School Administrators’ Perceptions of OT’s Role in General Education Initiatives
Authors: Majeski Karen , Yagud Kelly 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
This research seeks to understand school administrators’ perceptions of OT’s role in general education. Qualitative data collected shows administrators believe OT should be expanded. Time and budget are barriers.
Primary Author and Speaker: Karen Majeski
Contributing Authors: Kelly Yagud
Time Processing & Daily Time Management in Children Ages 10–15 Years Old With & Without Autism Spectrum Disorder
Authors: Janeslätt Gunnel , Sköld Annika , Wennberg Birgitta 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
The purpose was to compare time processing and daily time management in children with and without autism spectrum disorder (ASD) ages 10–15 years. The findings indicate that professionals need to provide support for children with ASD to support improved daily time management.
Primary Author and Speaker: Gunnel Janeslätt
Additional Authors and Speakers: Birgitta Wennberg
Contributing Authors: Annika Sköld
Higher Level Object Permanence & Sensorimotor Control in Children Born Preterm: A Pilot Study
Authors: Chu Virginia W. , Dusing Stacey , Perera Robert , Rolin Olivier , Thomas James , Jacobs Jonathon 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
This study explored the use of a multisensory task to examine object permanence and sensorimotor control in preterm children. Results showed that preterm children reached Stage 6 object permanence later and had challenges with sensorimotor control.
Primary Author and Speaker: Virginia W. Chu
Additional Authors and Speakers: Jonathon Jacobs
Contributing Authors: Stacey Dusing, Robert Perera, Olivier Rolin, James Thomas
Services Provided by the Brooks Rehabilitation Center for Low Vision: A Retrospective Chart Review
Authors: Blaylock Sarah E. , Jordan Katelyn W. , Bewernitz Megan , LaRosa Sarah 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
This retrospective chart review served to describe the client outreach and functional outcomes of a low vision rehabilitation program at Brooks Rehabilitation in Jacksonville, Florida.
Primary Author and Speaker: Sarah E. Blaylock
Additional Authors and Speakers: Sarah LaRosa
Contributing Authors: Katelyn W. Jordan, Megan Bewernitz
The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Occupations of Caregivers of Children: A Scoping Review
Authors: Murphy Haley B. , Allen Kristin , Davis Maggie , Parsons Katie , Shahan Kimberly , Zorn Annlen , Cosper Sharon 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
This scoping review discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic affects caregivers of children and their occupations. It also reveals gaps in the literature regarding the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on caregivers and their occupations specifically.
Primary Author and Speaker: Haley B. Murphy
Additional Authors and Speakers: Kristin Allen, Maggie Davis, Katie Parsons, Kimberly Shahan, Annlen Zorn, Sharon Cosper
Abortion Law Changes & OT Practice in the United States
Authors: McKee Delaney Suzanne , Rothman Emily , Nemati Darya 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
This research was designed to uncover whether and how OTPs in 18 states with abortion restrictions need additional resources related to reproductive health in order to support clients.
Primary Author and Speaker: Delaney Suzanne McKee
Additional Authors and Speakers: Darya Nemati
Contributing Authors: Emily Rothman
Impact of Stress on Performance & Satisfaction During Level II Fieldwork
Authors: Darling Alyssa , Keptner Karen , Chycinski Breanna , Koto Melanie , Postma Kaelyn , Fabrizio Adriana J. , Jateny Waree J. 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
This descriptive survey study aimed to identify specific stressors and examine the impact of student-perceived stress on fieldwork performance and satisfaction. Outcomes show that increased stress affects perceived satisfaction during Level II fieldwork.
Primary Author and Speaker: Alyssa Darling
Additional Authors and Speakers: Breanna Chycinski, Melanie Koto, Kaelyn Postma, Adriana J. Fabrizio, Waree J. Jateny
Contributing Authors: Karen Keptner
Caregiver Outcomes From a Parent-Mediated Intervention May Be Dependent on Caregiver Skills & Confidence at Intervention Initiation
Authors: Laufenberg Hannah , St John Brittany , Ausderau Karla 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
Individual differences in how caregivers responded to participation in a caregiver-mediated feeding intervention revealed emerging trends that suggest that caregiver outcomes may be dependent on their level of efficacy and skills at intake.
Primary Author and Speaker: Hannah Laufenberg
Additional Authors and Speakers: Brittany St John, Karla Ausderau
Global Response to Continuing Education Needs in Pediatrics; A Survey Study
Authors: Barlow Kate , Todorova Liliya , Rata Marinela , Mincheva Petya , Nafai Said , LeMonda Kathryn , Bates Allyson 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
As a needs assessment to provide pediatric professional development, this survey asked OTs (N=143) across the globe (32 countries represented) in what areas they need continuing education. The majority (70%) of OTs requested education in feeding.
Primary Author and Speaker: Kate Barlow
Additional Authors and Speakers: Said Nafai, Kathryn LeMonda, Allyson Bates
Contributing Authors: Liliya Todorova, Marinela Rata, Petya Mincheva
Correlation Between Subjective Cognitive Impairment and Self-efficacy for Coping with Cancer Before and During Adjuvant Therapy
Authors: Langer Danit , Rubacha Weiss Vered , Bar-Haim Erez Asnat 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
Subjective cognitive impairment (SCI) is a common complaint among cancer patients. High correlation between self-efficacy (SE) before adjuvant treatment started with SCI and depression three month later, suggest that SE should be part of intervention
Primary Author and Speaker: Danit Langer
Additional Authors and Speakers: Asnat Bar-Haim Erez
Contributing Authors: Vered Rubacha Weiss
Lived Experiences of Family Caregivers of Persons Living With Dementia in Acceptance & Commitment Therapy
Authors: Han Areum , Yuen Hon , Jenkins Jeremy 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
This session will present findings of the first study to explore lived experiences of family caregivers of people with dementia in acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT). Perceived benefits in ACT warrant more studies for diverse caregivers.
Primary Author and Speaker: Areum Han
Contributing Authors: Hon Yuen, Jeremy Jenkins
The Impact of Post-concussive Syndrome on Occupational Performance
Authors: Zenoozi Sepideh , Zenoozi Sepideh , Henderson Whitney , Boone Anna 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
Study evaluated symptomatology in post-concussive syndrome and how symptoms affect occupational performance. A more in-depth understanding of occupational performance difficulties in this population can guide assessment and intervention selection.
Primary Author and Speaker: Sepideh Zenoozi
Contributing Authors: Sepideh Zenoozi, Whitney Henderson, Anna Boone
Exploring Mindfulness as a Tool to Reduce Perceived Stress Among First-Year OT Students
Authors: Hudkins Amy E. 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
First-year OT students enrolled in an introduction to OT course participated in a 3-week exploratory study that utilized a mindfulness program as intervention. Data collected showed positive effects on stress management among other positive outcomes.
Primary Author and Speaker: Amy E. Hudkins
Feasibility of Using Somatosensory Input on Pediatric Patient Anxiety & Experience in the Dental Clinic
Authors: Ali Mahira , Vinson Liara , Jayaraman Jayakumar , Caudill Carol , Chu Virginia W. 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
Dental anxiety can lead to avoidance of dental care, causing deterioration of dental health in the long run. This study explores the use of somatosensory input (deep pressure and vibration) to reduce dental anxiety in a pediatric dental clinic.
Primary Author and Speaker: Mahira Ali
Additional Authors and Speakers: Virginia W. Chu
Contributing Authors: Liara Vinson, Jayakumar Jayaraman, Carol Caudill
Group Task-Specific Training for Stroke Survivors
Authors: Drost Taylor , Tilton Rose , O’Neill Christine , Nemanich Samuel T. 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
A group task-specific training (TST) program for chronic stroke survivors elicited positive motor and quality-of-life outcomes, which highlights the feasibility of providing an optimal dosage of TST using group training to improve overall function.
Primary Author and Speaker: Taylor Drost
Contributing Authors: Rose Tilton, Christine O’Neill, Samuel T. Nemanich
Domestic Violence & OT: A Survey of Practitioner Experiences, Knowledge, & Attitudes
Authors: Mlincek Miranda Michele , Smith Diane L. , Powers Alexandria , Fayad Zeina , Wong John , Alheresh Rawan 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
This is the first survey to compare OTAs and OTs in the United States on the factors that affect their domestic violence (DV) knowledge and attitudes. Results indicate that training is needed to increase DV knowledge and role competence among OTPs.
Primary Author and Speaker: Miranda Michele Mlincek
Additional Authors and Speakers: Diane L. Smith, Alexandria Powers, Zeina Fayad, John Wong, Rawan Alheresh
Are Stroke Survivors Participating?
Authors: Humphrey Sarah , Finetto Patricia , Laura Julianne , Rishe Kelly C. , Garner Stephanie , Woodbury Michelle L. 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
Gold-standard poststroke rehabilitation interventions focus on impairment reduction with assumed carry-over to participation. Long-term participation in meaningful activities for stroke survivors should be addressed during rehabilitation.
Primary Author and Speaker: Sarah Humphrey
Contributing Authors: Patricia Finetto, Julianne Laura, Kelly C. Rishe, Stephanie Garner, Michelle L. Woodbury
OT & the Americans With Disabilities Act: Examining Practitioners’ Knowledge, Attitudes, & Implementation
Authors: Cahoon Ellen Renee , Dickerson Anne E. 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
Using a stratified random sample, a survey assessed OT practitioners’ attitudes, knowledge, and implementation of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). Results revealed a gap in practical understanding; implications are discussed.
Primary Author and Speaker: Ellen Renee Cahoon
Additional Authors and Speakers: Anne E. Dickerson
FIGHT VIRUS
Authors: Hassunuma Renato Massaharu , Silva Pamella Jeremias da , Garcia Patrícia Carvalho , Messias Sandra Heloisa Nunes 
Published: July 2024

Introdução: O Fight Virus (Combata o vírus) é um jogo que foi desenvolvido durante a pandemia causada pelo SARS-CoV-2 com a proposta de ensinar jovens sobre a importância de se seguir as orientações das medidas profiláticas reduzir a disseminação do vírus e evitar a sobrecarga dos sistemas de saúde. Objetivos: Analisar o jogo Fight Virus e desenvolver uma proposta didática para utilizá-lo em sala de aula como recurso didático no ensino sobre a prevenção da covid-19. Material e métodos: Os textos apresentados no jogo foram traduzidos e a partir de várias partidas jogadas foi analisado como o professor pode utilizar o jogo em sala de aula, sendo propostas algumas discussões que podem ser promovidas de modo a criar um debate sobre a importância dos métodos preventivos da disseminação do vírus. Resultados: Foi desenvolvido uma proposta de utilização do jogo com informações sobre as preparações antes de se utilizar o jogo, os desafios, as pontuações, os locais apresentados, as atividades desenvolvidas e o final do jogo. Conclusões: o jogo Fight Virus apresentou-se como uma excelente ferramenta didática no ensino sobre os métodos preventivos da disseminação da covid-19 e sobre a importância de evitar a sobrecarga de sistemas de saúde. Durante o jogo, o professor pode discutir com os alunos tópicos como: a importância da lavagem das mãos, do uso de máscaras, do isolamento e distanciamento social, entre outros.
Semi-Dynamic Mobile-Based Virtual Reality System for University
Authors: Emannuel T. Saligue  , Rosemarie Y. Saligue  , Jose C. Agoylo Jr.  
Published: July 2024

Abstract: Most of the Virtual Reality today is a static image in which the creator will manually replace it in the system and even replace it as a whole. There are several steps to obtain VR projects, namely: data processing, VR roles to follow, subsystems, data acquisition, data processing, 3D modeling, the object-oriented property of VR systems, and visualization task. This study aimed to develop and evaluate a Semi-Dynamic Mobile-Based Virtual Reality System for University. The system was developed using server side (PHP) and client side (JavaScript) scripting language for web-based Java, and PhoneGap for android application. Bootstrap and jQuery are also used in the development of the system with MySQL as the database so it can communicate with other platforms. The system can be downloaded git repository together with the android application the developer can use it for customization. A developmental-Evaluative survey method was used in gathering the data using the adapted questionnaire. The respondents are very satisfied with the performance level of the system in terms of functionality, compatibility, security, and maintainability. Therefore, it is an indication that the developed system is an excellent platform in file management.
Interaction between the East Asian summer monsoon and westerlies as shown by tree-ring records
Authors: Xiao Shengchun , Peng Xiaomei , Tian Quanyan , Ding Aijun , Xie Jiali , Su Jingrong 
Published: July 2024

Abstract. Atmospheric circulation changes, their driving mechanisms, and interactions are important topics in global change research. Local changes in the East Asian summer monsoon (EASM) and the midlatitude westerlies will inevitably affect the climate and ecology of the arid zone of northwestern China. Hence, it is important to study these regional changes. While previous studies in this area are all single-point climate reconstruction studies, there is a lack of research on the interaction areas and driving mechanisms of the two major circulations. Dendroclimatology can provide high-resolution, long-term, and reliable multi-point proxies for the study of interannual and interdecadal climate change. We chose to observe these changes in the Alxa Plateau using dendrochronological methods. We assembled ring-width records of Qinghai spruce (Picea crassifolia) in the mountain regions surrounding the Alxa Plateau: the Helan Mountains, Changling Mountain, and Dongda Mountain. The results show that radial growth was indeed affected by changes in the monsoon and westerlies. The heterogeneity of precipitation and climatic wet–dry changes in different regions is primarily influenced by the interactions between atmospheric circulation systems, each with its own dominant controlling factors. In the case of the Helan Mountains, both of these major atmospheric circulation systems play a significant role in shaping climate changes. Changling Mountain in the southern part of the Alxa Plateau is mainly influenced by the EASM. Dongda Mountain is mainly influenced by the westerlies. Understanding these local conditions will help us predict climate changes in northwestern China.
The Actuator Farm Model for LES of Wind Farm-Induced Atmospheric Gravity Waves and Farm-Farm Interaction
Authors: Stipa Sebastiano , Ajay Arjun , Brinkerhoff Joshua 
Published: July 2024

Abstract. This study introduces the actuator farm model (AFM), a novel parameterization for simulating wind turbines within large eddy simulations (LESs) of wind farms. Unlike conventional models like the actuator disk (AD) or actuator line (AL), the AFM utilizes a single actuator point at the rotor center and only requires 2–3 mesh cells across the rotor diameter. Turbine force is distributed to the surrounding cells using a new projection function characterized by an axisymmetric spatial support in the rotor plane and Gaussian decay in the streamwise direction. The spatial support's size is controlled by three parameters: the half-decay radius r1/2, smoothness s, and streamwise standard deviation σ. Numerical experiments on an isolated NREL 5MW wind turbine demonstrate that selecting r1/2=R (where R is the turbine radius), s between 6 and 10, and σ ≈ Δx/1.6 (where Δx is the grid size in the streamwise direction) yields wake deficit profiles, turbine thrust, and power predictions similar to those obtained using the ADM, irrespective of horizontal grid spacing down to the order of the rotor radius. Using these parameters, LESs of a small cluster of 25 turbines in both staggered and aligned layouts are conducted at different horizontal grid resolutions using the AFM. Results are compared against ADM simulations employing a spatial resolution that places at least 10 grid points across the rotor diameter. The wind farm is placed in a neutral atmospheric boundary layer (ABL) with turbulent inflow conditions interpolated from a previous simulation without turbines, referred to as a precursor. The implications of coarsening the grid are discussed for both the precursor and the wind farm simulation, and a new wall modelling approach is introduced that ensures a correct shear stress profile throughout the boundary layer, even when the grid resolution is too coarse to strictly guarantee law of the wall scaling. At horizontal resolutions finer than or equal to R/2, the AFM yields similar velocity, shear stress, turbine thrust and power as the ADM. Coarser resolutions reveal the AFM's ability to accurately capture power at the non-waked wind farm rows, although underestimating the power of waked turbines. However, the far wake of the cluster can be predicted well even when the cell size is of the order of the turbine radius. Finally, combining AFM with a domain nesting method allows us to conduct simulations of two aligned wind farms in a fully-neutral ABL and of wind farm-induced atmospheric gravity waves under conventionally neutral ABL, obtaining excellent agreement with ADM simulations but with much lower computational cost. The simulations highlight the AFM's ability to investigate the mutual interactions between large turbine arrays and the thermally stratified atmosphere.
Implementation science: why should we care?
Authors: Chu Frances 
Published: July 2024

There is a 17-year gap between the publication of research which proves an intervention is efficacious and effective and the implementation of that same intervention into practice [1]. In behavioral health, only 14% of successful interventions are integrated into actual practice [2]. As such, Implementation Science is envisioned to address the research to practice gap. This research methodology becomes important as it looks to investigate how to get interventions to become embedded in practice and de-implement unproven or disproven interventions that may be harmful and/or ineffective for patients.
The aim of this commentary is to raise awareness of health sciences librarians/information specialists about this research arena and encourage health sciences librarians to envision how they could be involved in implementation science projects and teams or even use implementation science in their practice.
Leadership and Employee Analysis A Case Study of Pakistani Banking Industry
Authors: Masood Maidah , Ali Usman 
Published: July 2024

This research examines how leadership, motivation, and training affect job satisfaction and performance in a corporation. This inquiry seeks to discover how firms may boost employee productivity and pleasure by evaluating these attributes. We will utilize surveys to collect primary quantitative data from workers. This research seeks to understand these elements' connections and causalities. Businesses are continuously looking for new methods to boost employee productivity and job satisfaction. Due to the competitive and complex business climate today. It is crucial to consider these two interconnected traits since they directly affect a company's performance, productivity, and profitability. These concerns must be followed. Training, motivation, and leadership are considered the most essential variables affecting employee performance and work satisfaction. These components are considered most crucial. After measuring and analysing these three independent variables, this study found that these are the key factors. Understanding how these components interact and contribute to results can help companies design more effective personnel management and development strategies. This knowledge will help firms improve personnel management and development initiatives. This is possible because you must understand how these components interact. Training is considered essential to worker development. This is because training gives worker’s new skills and experiences.
ЭЛЕКТР КӨЛІКТЕРІНІҢ ӘЛЕМДЕГІ ЖӘНЕ БІЗДІҢ ЕЛІМІЗДЕГІ ДАМУ ПЕРСПЕКТИВАСЫ
Authors: Калиев Ербол , Жуманов Мерген , Турсымбекова Закира , Мырзагельдиев Ренат , Козбагаров Рустем 
Published: July 2024

Мақалада қазіргі таңда әлемде іштен жану қозғалтқышты автомобильдерді ығыстырып келе жатқан электр көліктерінің әлемдегі өндірісінің өсу қарқыны және оның нарығының Қазақстан республикасының автомобильдер нарығына әсері жайында, Еуропалық Одақтың «жасыл күн тәртібі», АҚШ пен Қытай автоөндірушілердің соңғы жылдары енгізген шаралары мен электр көліктерін өндіру көлемдерінің арту динамикасы көрсетілген. Сонымен бірге, Еуропалық Одақ және басқа мемлекттерде электр көліктерін өндіру, сату және олардың инфрақұрылымын дамытудағы оңды шешімдері жайлы айтылған. ҚР Ішкі істер министрлігінің 2022 жыл басынан 2023 жылғы қазанына дейінгі еліміздегі әр-бір өңір бойынша жылдық өсу динамикасы, оның ішіндегі электр машиналарының түрлері бойынша статистикалық мәліметтер келтірілген. Мақалада іштен жану қозғалтқышты автомобильдер мен электр көліктерінің ерекшеліктеріне тоқталып, автор бұл екі көлік түрінің пайдаланушылық (эксплуатациялық) шығындарын есептей келе, жасыл көліктің экономикалық тиімділігін атап көрсеткен. Электр көліктерінің көптеген артықшылықтарына қарамастан, еліміздегі көлік жүргізушілері бұл көлік түріне қазірше ауыспайтындығын айта келе, оның себептеріне жеке- жеке тоқталған. Сонымен бірге, бұл кедергілерді жою шараларын да атап көрсеткен.
ОБЗОР ПЕРСПЕКТИВНЫХ ТЕХНОЛОГИЧЕСКИХ РЕШЕНИЙ ПО ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЮ БИОГАЗА
Authors: Онгар Булбул , Сарсенбаев Ерлан , Егзекова Анара , Калымов Калымжан , Сеитбек Ерлан 
Published: July 2024

С точки зрения постоянного роста цен на основные энергопотребители и истощения мировых запасов углеводородов, все больше и больше государств разрабатывают альтернативные источники энергии. Одним из таких видов является биогаз. Несмотря на известные трудности, в Республике Казахстан проводятся подробные исследования в этой области. Основными недостатками биогазовой энергетики являются достаточный вес удельных капитальных затрат, низкая рентабельность проекта, энергия по централизованной сети. Однако спрос на биогазовые установки (БГ) в Казахстане велик как для мелких потребителей (емкость резервуара для метана 3-21 м3), так и для потребителей среднего размера (емкость резервуара для метана 30-100 м3). Когда отходы, включая органические вещества, тепло, воду, газ и воздух, перерабатываются в технологической производственной цепочке, комплексный подход к производственной деятельности оказывает минимальное влияние на качество воздуха, продуктивность региональных энергосистем. Такой подход не является новшеством. В основном, изменения эволюционные и революционные, а также в энергетическом секторе, взаимосвязаны, дополняют и часто заменяют друг друга. Не исключены случаи возврата к старому техническому решению, основанному на качественно новой технической базе.