bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Association of Sensory Subtypes on Adaptive & Repetitive Behavior in Autistic Children Ages 6 to 18 Years
Authors: Kabakov Sabrina , Surgent Olivia , Skaletski Emily , Sideris John , Travers Brittany , Ausderau Karla 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
Sensory subtypes were applied to repetitive and adaptive behavior measures for autistic children ages 6 to 18 years. The extreme-mixed subtype, with elevated sensory response, had more repetitive behaviors and lower adaptive behaviors.
Primary Author and Speaker: Sabrina Kabakov
Additional Authors and Speakers: Karla Ausderau
Contributing Authors: Olivia Surgent, Emily Skaletski, John Sideris, Brittany Travers
Association of Sensory Processing & Behavioral Challenges in Children
Authors: Azzo Christine , Samuel Preethy , Pickford Heidi H. , Patel Sheena , Glovak Sandra , Banfill Kimberly , Sultana Shanmin 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
Retrospective analysis of pediatric clinical data reveals that sensory processing challenges are associated with externalizing behaviors. Results suggest the need for interventions targeting proprioception and socialization to reduce such behaviors.
Primary Author and Speaker: Christine Azzo
Additional Authors and Speakers: Heidi H. Pickford, Sheena Patel, Sandra Glovak, Kimberly Banfill, Shanmin Sultana
Contributing Authors: Preethy Samuel
Multisensory Environment Program Improving Relaxation and Reducing Stress and Anxiety for Community Health
Authors: Halliwell Nicole , Patro John R. , Storino Francesca , Aguilar Tori 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
Research exploring the impact of a customized multisensory environment experience on self-reported stress, anxiety, and relaxation with adult community participants of varying abilities. Qualitative and quantitative analysis indicate positive impact.
Primary Author and Speaker: Nicole Halliwell
Additional Authors and Speakers: John R. Patro, Francesca Storino, Tori Aguilar
Self-Efficacy & Communication Changes Associated With Participation in Interprofessional Simulation
Authors: Potter Ann , Dwyer Morgan , May Melanie , Pawelski Cali , Rossiter Brooke 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
This research explores the effects of interprofessional patient simulations on the self-efficacy and communication of OT, speech-language pathology, and nursing students. Integrating such experiences into academic curricula can enhance the transition into the workforce.
Primary Author and Speaker: Ann Potter
Additional Authors and Speakers: Morgan Dwyer, Melanie May, Cali Pawelski, Brooke Rossiter
The Importance of Faculty and Staff Awareness and Perceptions of Student Support Services on College Campuses
Authors: Ulaj Elise , Story Pamela Pamela , PhD, OTR/L Catherine Cavaliere , Damiao John A. , Pellerin Sara 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
This study explored college faculty and staff awareness and perceptions of student support services. Increased awareness of support services positively correlates with positive perceptions and more referrals and thus greater access to services.
Primary Author and Speaker: Elise Ulaj
Additional Authors and Speakers: Sara Pellerin
Contributing Authors: Pamela Pamela Story, Catherine Cavaliere PhD, OTR/L, John A. Damiao
Young Adults Show Higher Activity Levels Than Older Adults During Instrumental Activities of Daily Living & Physical Activity
Authors: Core Sarah R. , Kennedy Shaila , Solochier Haleigh Katherine , Pete Charlotte , Kim Young Joo 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
The differences in activity levels during instrumental activities of daily living and physical activity between young and older adults are discussed. The findings are important to consider when recommending appropriate activities for health benefits.
Primary Author and Speaker: Sarah R. Core
Additional Authors and Speakers: Shaila Kennedy, Haleigh Katherine Solochier, Charlotte Pete, Young Joo Kim
‘What you do matters’: How Engagement in Meaningful Activities Contributes to the Quality of Life of Dwelling Older Adults in a Time of Crisis
Authors: Fogel-Grinvald Haya , Golos Anat , Maeir Adina 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
This study provides insight into potential protective factors of older adults QoL and supports theoretical occupational science that highlights the importance of engagement in meaningful activities in improving QoL in general and in adversity.
Primary Author and Speaker: Haya Fogel-Grinvald
Contributing Authors: Anat Golos, Adina Maeir
Life After Pediatric Hemorrhagic Stroke - Family Centered Outcomes
Authors: Barnett Louis , Hess Laura GREISS , Martinez Pamatz Alma , Vander Meulen Deana , Montano Sabrina , Thompson Charissa 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
This qualitative research examined lived experiences of children & families post pediatric hemorrhagic stroke and occupational engagement across naturalistic contexts. Findings challenge OT to think beyond traditional clinical and research models.
Primary Author and Speaker: Louis Barnett
Additional Authors and Speakers: Alma Martinez Pamatz, Deana Vander Meulen, Sabrina Montano, Charissa Thompson
Contributing Authors: Laura GREISS Hess
Exploration of Chronic Self-Management Needs for Persons with SCI/D
Authors: Kraus Bridget G. , Wolf Timothy 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
Preventable secondary health conditions lead to further disability, decreased participation, and death for persons with SCI/D. This study explored facilitators and barriers of people with SCI/D to engage in self-management behaviors and programs.
Primary Author and Speaker: Bridget G. Kraus
Contributing Authors: Timothy Wolf
Caregiver Perceptions & Ability to Implement an Intensive Upper Limb Therapy Program in the Home Environment
Authors: Roberts Heather , Arellano Briana , Fagan Marcus , Clegg Nancy , Baldwin Deborah , Reyes Fabiola , Delgado Mauricio R. , Shierk Angela , Merrilat Brenna 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
Intensive therapies may put an extra burden on caregivers. Participants who engaged in longer onsite sessions successfully completed the program hours leading to clinically significant differences in occupational performance.
Primary Author and Speaker: Heather Roberts
Additional Authors and Speakers: Angela Shierk, Brenna Merrilat
Contributing Authors: Briana Arellano, Marcus Fagan, Nancy Clegg, Deborah Baldwin, Fabiola Reyes, Mauricio R. Delgado
An OT Health Self-Management Program for Cancer Survivors Improves Health Behavior Occupational Performance Scores: A Pilot Study
Authors: Sleight Alix G. , Roberts Pamela S. , Lyons Kathleen , Amaral LJ , Feldman Alexandra E. 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
Cancer survivors (n = 7) completed a 12-week occupation-based health self-management program. Postintervention, participants showed clinically significant improvements in occupational performance per the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure.
Primary Author and Speaker: Alix G. Sleight
Additional Authors and Speakers: Alexandra E. Feldman
Contributing Authors: Pamela S. Roberts, Kathleen Lyons, LJ Amaral
Participant Engagement & Effect on Functional Cognition of a Multicontext Approach for Parkinson Disease: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial
Authors: Foster Erin R. , Jonas Jill E. , Toglia Joan , Daniel Jessica , Kubica Emily 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
This pilot study supports the multicontext approach as feasible and effective for people with Parkinson disease without dementia. Participants accepted and engaged in the intervention, and they reported improved functional cognitive performance.
Primary Author and Speaker: Erin R. Foster
Additional Authors and Speakers: Jessica Daniel, Emily Kubica
Contributing Authors: Jill E. Jonas, Joan Toglia
Modifiable Predictors of Social Participation in Older Adults With Chronic Disease: Identifying Targets for OT Intervention
Authors: Mirza Mansha , Fischer Heidi Christine , Arias Dalmina 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
The social isolation epidemic is particularly dire for older adults. We need to identify modifiable risk factors within the OT practice domain that are associated with the occupation of social participation for this group to develop targeted programs.
Primary Author and Speaker: Mansha Mirza
Additional Authors and Speakers: Heidi Christine Fischer, Dalmina Arias
Influencing Perception of Frailty Risk in Urban & Rural Older Adults
Authors: Blair Susan B. 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
Frailty affects rates of hospital readmission, transition to assisted care, decreased life satisfaction, and decreased life span. Participation in an OT frailty risk reduction program can influence perception of frailty for rural and urban older adults.
Primary Author and Speaker: Susan B. Blair
OT Using Ayres Sensory Integration & Behavioral Intervention for Autistic Children: A Comparative Effectiveness Trial
Authors: Schaaf Roseann C. , Molholm Sophie C. , Joneshuwer Emily , Hunt Joanne , Dumont Rachel L. , Leiby Benjamin C. , Li Misung C. , Sancimino Catherine C. , Mailloux Zoe , Ridgway Elizabeth 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/22/24
Findings from a National Institutes of Health–funded comparative effectiveness trial comparing Ayres Sensory Integration (ASI) and applied behavioral analysis (ABA) for children with autism are presented, and their implications for OT practice are discussed.
Primary Author and Speaker: Roseann C. Schaaf
Additional Authors and Speakers: Zoe Mailloux, Elizabeth Ridgway
Contributing Authors: Sophie C. Molholm, Emily Joneshuwer, Joanne Hunt, Rachel L. Dumont, Benjamin C. Leiby, Misung C. Li, Catherine C. Sancimino
Patterns in Time-Processing Ability in Children & Youth With & Without Autism Spectrum Disorder
Authors: Wennberg Birgitta , Sköld Annika , Janeslätt Gunnel 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
The purpose was to investigate and identify patterns of time processing in children with and without autism spectrum disorder (ASD) ages 9–15 years. Preliminary results can give guidance for professionals to provide adequate individualized support for children with ASD.
Primary Author and Speaker: Birgitta Wennberg
Additional Authors and Speakers: Gunnel Janeslätt
Contributing Authors: Annika Sköld
Experience of Institutionalization & Occupational Injustice Among Boys at a Residential School & Treatment Center
Authors: Warren Lindsey 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
This research project explores the experience of occupational injustice (OI) among children in institutionalized care. It delves into implementation of occupation-centered care in institutionalized settings as a means to mitigate the effects of OI.
Primary Author and Speaker: Lindsey Warren
Research & Intervention Priorities for Transition-Age Youth & Young Adults With IDD from the Perspectives of Community Partners
Authors: Pfeiffer Elizabeth , Weiss Eva , Tomczuk Luke D. , Slugg Laura 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
Transition to adulthood is a significant time for young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Results of an environmental scan identify the research priorities perceived as important for key stakeholders in transitional services and supports.
Primary Author and Speaker: Elizabeth Pfeiffer
Contributing Authors: Eva Weiss, Luke D. Tomczuk, Laura Slugg
Relationship Between Community Mobility & Community Participation Among Young Adults With Autism
Authors: Pfeiffer Elizabeth , Bruisilovskiy Eugene , Salzer Mark , Davidson Pomponio Amber 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/23/24
Community mobility is often associated with participation in important life activities. This study used global positioning system (GPS) technology to track various dimensions of community mobility and community participation in a sample of autistic adults.
Primary Author and Speaker: Elizabeth Pfeiffer
Contributing Authors: Eugene Bruisilovskiy, Mark Salzer, Amber Davidson Pomponio
How Do Girls Come to Get an Autism Diagnosis in Los Angeles County? Considerations for OT Providers
Authors: Angell Amber M. , Floríndez Daniella , Franklin Marshae , Lopez Jennifer , Rodriguez Alexis , Taylor Elinor , Rios Jessica , Guzman Melanie 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Date Presented 03/21/24
Our qualitative study aimed to understand how families of autistic girls experienced the autism diagnostic odyssey, with a particular focus on families from minoritized racial and ethnic backgrounds.
Primary Author and Speaker: Amber M. Angell
Contributing Authors: Daniella Floríndez, Marshae Franklin, Jennifer Lopez, Alexis Rodriguez, Elinor Taylor, Jessica Rios, Melanie Guzman
CONFECÇÕES DE BIOMODELOS 3D BASEADOS EM TOMOGRAFIA COMPUTADORIZADA PARA PLANEJAMENTO CIRÚRGICO NA MEDICINA VETERINARIA.
Authors: Soares Diego Regina Paula , Moura Carvalho Brandão Cristiane , Moreira Vasques Daniele , Hugo Vieira Rodrigues Victor 
Published: July 2024

INTRODUÇÃO: A Impressão 3D é um processo de produção de objetos sólidos mediante arquivo digital. Existem alguns métodos para criação de dados digitais 3D, incluindo a utilização de scanners médicos, como tomografia computadorizada (TC). Os dados volumétricos são criados por renderização e segmentação de imagens que posteriormente são exportadas para um formato de arquivo compatível. MÉTODOS: Imagens de TC foram transferidas ao software 3D Slicer, para criação de modelos virtuais 3D, que, posteriormente, foram processados no programa Ultimaker Cura para planejamento e efetivação da impressão 3D em impressora Ender 5. Foram impressos biomodelos anatômicos, baseados em imagens de TC, compreendendo escápula direita e escápula esquerda de um macho de 11 anos de idade, além de um membro pélvico de um macho de 04 anos. Os biomodelos foram retirados do suporte e passaram por processo de acabamento. RESULTADOS: As escápulas não apresentaram patologias associadas ou variações anatômicas, porém, o membro pélvico apresentou significativa alteração óssea em fêmur, uma exostose, muito bem evidenciada no protótipo 3D impresso. CONCLUSÕES: Através dos resultados obtidos concluiu-se que a impressão de biomodelos constitui uma ferramenta importante na caracterização morfológica e patológica, possibilitando melhor planejamento cirúrgico, proporcionando potencial redução do tempo de cirurgias e complicações associadas, diminuindo custos e promovendo melhoraria da comunicação com tutores.
COMO UTILIZAR O JOGO MICROMACRO: CRIME CITY NO ENSINO DE CONCEITOS DE BIOMEDICINA FORENSE?
Authors: Hassunuma Renato Massaharu , Oliveira Ana Laura Pedroso , Garcia Patrícia Carvalho , Messias Sandra Heloisa Nunes 
Published: July 2024

Introdução: A Biomedicina Forense, embora não seja uma área de habilitação da Biomedicina, é muito procurada por alunos de graduação. Para abordar conceitos referentes à Perícia Criminal existem vários recursos didáticos que podem ser usados em sala de aula, como por exemplo, a aprendizagem baseada em jogos. Objetivos: Analisar o jogo MicroMacro: Crime City para desenvolver uma proposta didática de como o mesmo pode ser utilizado em sala de aula no ensino de conceitos básicos de Biomedicina Forense. Material e métodos: A versão demonstrativa do MicroMacro corresponde a um jogo de investigação que utiliza cartas de um baralho virtual. Assim, para cada carta do baralho, foram associados conceitos relativos à Biomedicina Forense, que o professor pode discutir em sala de aula. Resultados: As nove cartas do baralho virtual do jogo MicroMacro foram analisadas, sendo proposto discussões em sala de aula dos conceitos de local do crime, vestígio, indício, evidência, prova, acusado, autuado, condenado, denunciado, indiciado, investigado, motivo de crime, ocultação de provas e identificação criminal. Conclusões: O jogo MicroMacro apresentou-se como uma excelente ferramenta didática no ensino sobre conceitos de Biomedicina Forense. O jogo apresentou várias vantagens para sua utilização em sala de aula como: o fato de o mesmo estar disponível no idioma português do Brasil, a não necessidade de criação de conta pelo aluno e a duração breve da partida.
Nusyuz and Domestic Violence in the Perspective of Islamic Law and Positive Law
Authors: Amberi Mariani , Zakiyah Zakiyah 
Published: July 2024

Nusyuz, which is textually understood as a wife who does not obey her husband, does not permit her husband when she wants to leave the house and the permissibility of husbands hitting their wives, which is considered legal by the Qur'an as stated in Q.S. An-Nisa: verse 34, improper interpretation, it leads to physical and psychological violence in the household and leads to disharmony and even triggers divorce. All forms of violence against spouses are not legalized in either the positive legal value system or Islamic law. The purpose of this research is to discover how the concept of nusyuz and alternative solutions to nusyuz are allowed and their handling from the perspective of Islamic law and positive law. This research uses a library research method (normative law), and uses a descriptive analytical research type, and the research results are analyzed qualitatively, by examining existing regulations. Both women and men can commit Nusyuz, a husband can be said to have committed nusyuz if he relinquishes his responsibility towards his wife. Beatings carried out by husbands against nusyuz wives based on surah An Nisa 34, are not freely legalized but only to awaken and return the wife to obedience, not blows that cause pain and even injure. Positive Law contained in Law No. 23 of 2004 concerning Elimination of Domestic Violence is very firm in not allowing beatings and eliminating domestic violence and even criminal sanctions for perpetrators, both husband and wife.
Evaluation of optimized flux chamber design for measurement of ammonia emission after field application of slurry with full-scale farm machinery
Authors: Pedersen Johanna , Hafner Sasha D. , Pacholski Andreas , Karlsson Valthor I. , Rong Li , Labouriau Rodrigo , Kamp Jesper N. 
Published: July 2024

Abstract. Field-applied liquid animal manure (slurry) is a significant source of ammonia (NH3) emission, which is harmful to the environment and human health. To evaluate mitigation options, reliable emission measurement methods are needed. A new system of dynamic flux chambers (DFCs) with high-temporal-resolution online measurements was developed. The system was investigated in silico with computational fluid dynamics and tested using three respective field trials, with each trial assessing the variability in the measured emission after application with trailing hose at different scales: manual (handheld) application, a 3 m experimental slurry boom, and a 30 m farm-scale commercial slurry boom. For the experiments with machine application, parallel NH3 emission measurements were made using an inverse dispersion modeling method (backward Lagrangian stochastic, bLS, modeling). The lowest coefficient of variation among replicate DFC measurements was obtained with manual application (5 %), followed by the 3 m slurry boom (14 %), and lastly the 30 m slurry boom (20 %). Conditions in DFCs resulted in a consistently higher NH3 flux than that measured with the inverse dispersion technique, but both methods showed a similar emission reduction by injection compared with the trailing hose: 89 % by DFC and 97 % by bLS modeling. The new measurement system facilitates NH3 emission measurement with replication after both manual and farm-scale slurry application with relatively high precision.
ANALISIS PENGUKURAN KINERJA SISTEM E-LEARNING BERBASIS MOODLE DI PROGRAM STUDI TEKNIK INFORMATIKA UNIVERSITAS MUHAMMADIYAH MALUKU UTARA
Authors: Sulistiowati Dyah Ika , Santosa Santosa , Hamid Mustamin 
Published: July 2024

Perkembangan teknologi informasi dan komunikasi telah membawa perubahan yang besar bagi kemajuan dunia pendidikan, seiring dengan perkembangan tersebut metode, mekanisme serta konsep pembelajaran juga banyak mengalami perkembangan baik metode pembelajaran secara personal ataupun proses pembelajaran, mekanisme dan konsep pembelajaran berbasis komputer sudah menjadi suatu kebutuhan yang tidak dapat dipungkiri lagi, konsep tersebut membawa pengaruh terjadinya proses transformasi pendidikan konvensional menjadi bentuk digital, baik secara konten maupun sistem. Salah satu bentuk dari perkembangan teknologi informasi yang diterapkan di dunia pendidikan ialah Electronik Learning. E-learning merupakan suatu pendekatan inovatif untuk dunia pendidikan dimana penyampaian informasi menggunakan media elektronik yang dapat meningkatkan pengetahuan, keterampilan dan kinerja. Moddle (Modular Object Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment) merupakan sebuah program aplikasi yang dapat mengubah sebuah metode pembelajaran kedalam bentuk web, juga merupakan salah satu aplikasi e-leaning yang berbasis open source. Moodle juga dapat dikatakan sebagai tempat belajar dinamis yang menggunakan model berorientasi objek tanpa terbatas ruang dan waktu. Penggunaan sistem e-learning juga memerlukan akses sistem infornasi yang cepat dan memadai, sehingga perlu adanya web server yang baik. Jika web server yang dimiliki tidak cukup baik untuk digunakan maka memungkinkan terjadinya kondisi server yang gagal merespon sehingga membuat sistem tidak berfungsi dengan maksimal. Hal ini memerlukan pengujian serta pengukuran kinerja sistem agar dapat memastikan sistem yang digunakan berfungsi secara maksimal sebelum diterapkan dan dipakai untuk penggunaan dalam skala yang lebih besar.
Profile Pendidikan Vokasi SMK Seni di Era Society 4.0
Authors: Wahyuningsih Septiana , Bagaskara Akbar 
Published: July 2024

Pendidikan Vokasi pada SMK Seni di Indonesia harus bersinergi dengan arus revolusi industri 4.0 yang menampilkan lulusan yang bukan hanya terampil, namun mampu menghadapi tantangan revolusi industri dengan kompetensi lulusan yang mampu bekerja secara mandiri dalam dunia usaha dan dunia industri. Penulisan ini menggunakan metode studi literasi dari beberapa sumber tulisan yang relevan yang bisa dijadikan kajian. Profil pendidikan vokasi di Sekolah Menengah Kejuruan (SMK) seni pada era society 4.0 menampilkan pada peningkatan pembelajaran pada arus digitalisasi dan otomatasi sasi dan prospek kerja SMK seni pada revolusi industri 4.0.
СОЗДАНИЕ КОНЦЕПЦИИ ПРИМЕНЕНИЯ АДДИТИВНОЙ ТЕХНОЛОГИЙ И КОМПЬЮТЕРНЫХ РАСЧЕТОВ ПРИ ИЗГОТОВЛЕНИИ КОМПОЗИТНЫХ КОМПОНЕНТОВ ДЛЯ РАКЕТО-НОСИТЕЛЕЙ
Authors: Ахмеджанов Саят , Базарбек Асыл-Дастан , Джундибаев Валерий , Абдирашев Омирзак , Ануар Галымжан 
Published: July 2024

Изготовление сложных габаритных металлических изделий с использованием традиционных технологий (литье, ковка, штамповка и др.) сталкивается с большими затруднениями и требует значительных ресурсов при производстве. Аддитивные технологии позволяют получать детали разнообразной геометрической формы путем послойного нанесения материала на подложку или элемент готового изделия, исходя из цифровой модели объекта, что существенно сокращает затраты. В данной работе используется технология трехмерной печати (3D-печати), которая значительно эволюционировала, став ключевым инструментом в областях, таких как прототипирование, производство и научные исследования. Одним из таких инновационных решений является 5-осевой FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) 3D-принтер, который предлагает ряд преимуществ по сравнению с традиционными 3-осевыми системами. Проектирование и расчет манипулятора 5-осевого 3D-принтера в SolidWorks включает несколько ключевых этапов. В свою очередь программная среда SolidWorks Motion представляет собой интегрированный модуль динамического анализа движения и предназначена для исследования и оптимизации работы механических систем и механизмов. Эта работа представляет совокупность всех знаний, от проектирования до получения конечного изделия, используя современные методы технологий производства и отхода от традиционных направлений для развития альтернативных путей решения задач.