bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Visual analysis of the research frontiers, hotspots and trends of exercise therapy intervention in tumor-related sleep-wake disorders
Authors: Han Jilei , Zhang Jiachen , Zhang Litao , Guo Juan , Peng Xitao , Ying Chenlin , Li Zhiqing , Li Mu , Chang Lihua , Zhang Yani 
Published: April 2024

ObjectiveTo systematically understand the research frontiers, hotspots and development trends of exercise therapy in the intervention of tumor-related sleep-wake disorders, and to provide scientific basis for follow-up research.MethodsDownloaded the original research papers on February 26, 2024, from the Web of Science core collection database, on tumor-associated sleep-wake disorders. The data that met the inclusion criteria were imported into the Bibliometric Analysis Platform (http://biblimetric.com), CiteSpace 6.3.R1 and VOSviwer1.6.20 software for visual analysis, and imported into Excel2021. Scientometric analysis was performed with Oringin2021 and PyCharm Community Edition 2022.1.3.ResultsA total of 512 original research papers on tumor-related sleep-wake disorders were obtained. The most influential countries in the subject area are the United States, Spain and German, the institutions are the University of California System, Sun Yat Sen University and Northwestern University, et al., the authors are Berger AM, Aaronson NK, Bower JE, et al., and the journals are Cancer, Brit J Cancer and Cancer Nurs. The co-cited references suggest that the current research frontier in the field mainly involves the level, place and program of exercise therapy, including the relationship between physical activity, sedentary behavior and cancer prevention and control. The results of co-occurrence keyword network analysis showed that quality of life, physical activity, breast cancer, exercise, fatigue, and survivors may be the research hotspots in this field, with breast cancer, health, aerobic exercise, adults, and chemotherapy being the most popular.ConclusionsThe number of papers published and the research enthusiasm in this field show a steady upward trend. However, there is a lack of influential institutions and scholars, and there is relatively little research collaboration across countries/regions/institutions. The scientific research influence of institutions and scholars in most European and American countries/regions is significantly ahead of that of institutions and scholars in Asian and African countries/regions. But Sun Yat Sen University in China is a relatively active and influential scientific research institution in recent years, which is worthy of attention. In addition, the research frontier of this discipline is the level, place and program of exercise therapy auxiliary intervention, and the research hotspots involve breast cancer, health, aerobic exercise, adults, chemotherapy, et al. Their clinical efficacy needs to be further demonstrated in multi-center, large-sample and high-quality prospective studies.
Vayu bubble continuous positive airway pressure is a promising solution with favorable treatment outcomes for respiratory distress syndrome in newborns: a qualitative study in Bangladesh
Authors: Banik Goutom , Halim M. A. , Md. Abdullah Abu Sayeed , Oishee Irtifa , Boyce Carolyn , Dey Sanjoy Kumer , Mannan Md Abdul , Moni Sadeka Choudhury , Shabuj Mohammad Kamrul Hassan , Jahan Ismat , Chowdhury Rumpa Mani , Afroze Sharmin , Wall Steve , Shahidullah Mohammod 
Published: April 2024

BackgroundAccording to Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey (2022), neonatal mortality, comprising 67% of under-5 deaths in Bangladesh, is significantly attributed to prematurity and low birth weight (LBW), accounting for 32% of neonatal deaths. Respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) is a prevalent concern among preterm and LBW infants, leading to substantial mortality. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends bubble continuous positive airway pressure (bCPAP) therapy, but the affordability and accessibility of conventional bCPAP devices for a large number of patients become major hurdles in Bangladesh due to high costs and resource intensiveness. The Vayu bCPAP, a simple and portable alternative, offers a constant flow of oxygen-enriched, filtered, humidified, and pressurized air. Our study, conducted in five health facilities, explores the useability, acceptability, and perceived treatment outcome of Vayu bCPAP in the local context of Bangladesh.MethodsA qualitative approach was employed in special care newborn units (SCANUs) of selected facilities from January to March 2023. Purposive sampling identified nine key informants, 40 in-depth interviews with service providers, and 10 focus group discussions. Data collection and analysis utilized a thematic framework approach led by trained anthropologists and medical officers.ResultsService providers acknowledged Vayu bCPAP as a lightweight, easily movable, and cost-effective device requiring minimal training. Despite challenges such as consumable shortages and maintenance issues, providers perceived the device as user-friendly, operable with oxygen cylinders, and beneficial during referral transportation. Treatment outcomes indicated effective RDS management, reduced hospital stays, and decreased referrals. Though challenges existed, healthcare providers and facility managers expressed enthusiasm for Vayu bCPAP due to its potential to simplify advanced neonatal care delivery.ConclusionsThe Vayu bCPAP device demonstrated useability, acceptability, and favorable treatment outcomes in the care of neonates with RDS. However, sustained quality service necessitates continuous monitoring, mentoring and retention of knowledge and skills. Despite challenges, the enthusiasm among healthcare providers underscores the potential of Vayu bCPAP to save lives and simplify neonatal care delivery. Development of Standard Operating procedure on Vayu bCPAP is required for systematic implementation. Further research is needed to determine how the utilization of Vayu bCPAP devices enhances accessibility to efficient bCPAP therapy for neonates experiencing RDS.
Feasibility and acceptability of a community health worker administered behavioral activation intervention for postpartum depression: a single arm pilot study from India
Authors: Szajna Amy , Tekkalaki Bheemsain , Nandagaon Veereshkumar , Udapi Gururaj , Sogalad Manjunath , Dandagi Shweta , Kole Uma , Patil Sushma , Raddi Sudha , Short Vanessa , Kelly Patricia J. 
Published: April 2024

IntroductionWomen in India experience high rates of postpartum depression (PPD), with minimal availability of screening or treatment. India has an extensive network of community health workers, known as accredited social health activists (ASHAs). While they are knowledgeable about most maternal–child health problems, they have minimal knowledge about PPD. We trained ASHAs to deliver a simple home-based intervention, behavioral activation (BA), which involves individuals in activities that are sources of positive reinforcement to counter depression. The research questions guiding this study were as follows: 1) What are the feasibility and acceptability of ASHAs screening for and delivering a brief behavioral activation intervention addressing PPD among women in Belagavi, South India? 2) What impact did the brief behavioral activation intervention have on PPD?MethodsThe mixed methods evaluation used interviews with participants and interventionists, and depression scores were assessed before and after the evaluation. After a 2-day training with 17 ASHAs that focused on understanding PPD, screening using the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS), and implementing the BA protocol, ASHAs and researcher supervisors screened the mothers 6–12 weeks postpartum presenting at pediatric immunization clinics. Mothers who screened positive were invited to participate in an ASHA-led 5-week BA intervention, with ASHAs visiting the mothers’ homes. We assessed post-intervention EPDS scores and conducted satisfaction assessments and individual interviews.ResultsAll 26 women who screened positive on the EPDS agreed to be enrolled in the study. All participants had a significant reduction (p &lt; 0.001) in PPD scores. Both ASHAs and mothers had high enthusiasm for the intervention methods and activities.DiscussionThis ASHA-delivered BA intervention was found to be feasible, acceptable, and effective in treating PPD in rural Indian mothers. This corroborates literature that demonstrates the efficacy of a BA intervention among individuals with generalized depression in South Asia. In communities with minimal mental health resources, interventions led by trained community workers have the potential to address PPD.
Mental illness and pulmonary tuberculosis: a bidirectional two-sample Mendelian randomization study
Authors: Chen Xing , Yang Fengbo , He Ronghui 
Published: April 2024

BackgroundObservational studies have confirmed that mental illness and pulmonary tuberculosis are closely related and increase each other’s incidence; however, whether there is a causal genetic association between the two diseases remains unknown. We attempted to answer this question using bidirectional two-sample Mendelian randomization (MR) in a large cohort study.MethodWe performed a bidirectional MR analysis between mental illness (major depressive, anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia) and pulmonary tuberculosis using summary statistics from genome-wide association studies in European individuals. The inverse-variance weighted method was used as the primary analytical method to assess causality. In addition, other additional MR methods (weighted median, MR–Egger, and weighted mode) were used to supplement the inverse-variance weighted results. Furthermore, several sensitivity analyses were performed to assess heterogeneity, horizontal pleiotropy, and stability.ResultWe identified no causal genetic association between mental illness and pulmonary tuberculosis after applying the inverse variance weighted method (major depressive: odds ratio (OR) = 1.00, 95% confidence interval (CI) = 0.59–1.71, P = 0.98; anxiety disorder: OR = 1.72, 95% CI = 0.05–67.67, P = 0.76; bipolar disorder OR = 0.89, 95% CI = 0.66–1.22, P = 0.48; and schizophrenia: OR = 1.05, 95% CI = 0.91–1.20, P = 0.51). Similarly, pulmonary tuberculosis was not caustically associated with mental illness (major depressive: OR = 1.01, 95% CI = 1.00–1.02, P = 0.17; anxiety disorder: OR = 1.00, 95% CI = 0.99–1.01, P = 0.06; bipolar disorder: OR = 1.02, 95% CI = 0.98–1.07, P = 0.38; and schizophrenia: OR = 1.01, 95% CI = 0.97–1.05, P = 0.66).ConclusionOur research does not support a bidirectional causal association between the aforementioned mental illnesses and pulmonary tuberculosis.
Gender differences in cognitive improvements after two months of atypical antipsychotic treatment in first episode schizophrenia
Authors: Li Wanyi , Cao Xiang , Liang Qian , Li Yan , Zhou Chao , Du Jinglun , Xie Shiping 
Published: April 2024

AimsThis study aims to explore the gender differences in cognitive improvements after two months of atypical antipsychotic treatment in first episode schizophrenia (FES).Methods82 patients with FES, including 50 male patients and 32 female patients, were enrolled in the present study. Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale (PANSS) and MATRICS Consensus Cognitive Battery (MCCB) were respectively conducted to evaluate the clinical symptoms and cognitive function of patients with FES at baseline and after treatment. Repeated measure ANOVA was performed to compare gender differences in cognitive domains scores between baseline and 2-month follow-up. Stepwise liner regression model was performed to explore the effect factors of cognitive improvements in patients.ResultsThere was no significant difference in age of onset, education years, PANSS scores, duration of untreated psychosis and Olanzapine equivalent doses between male and female patients (all p &gt; 0.05). In the comparisons of cognition function, male patients exhibited better performance in social cognition compared with female patients at baseline (t = 3.20, p &lt; 0.05). After treatment, improvements of attention/vigilance and working memory were both found in male patients and female patients (attention/vigilance, F = 11.867, p &lt; 0.05; working memory, F = 18.265, p &lt; 0.05). In addition, improvement of speed of information processing was only found in female patients (F = 11.65, p &lt; 0.01). Significant interaction between time and gender was found in speed information of processing (F = 4.140, p = 0.045). Stepwise liner regression model revealed that improvements of negative symptoms promote improvements of cognitive function in female patients (all p &lt; 0.05).ConclusionsOur findings revealed gender differences of cognitive improvements in patients with FES after 2-month treatment. It provides new evidence for gender differences in cognitive symptoms of schizophrenia, and also provides preliminary clues for further individualized cognitive intervention strategies.
“There's always something, and then there's more”: a qualitative examination of how virtual peer led self-management can create community around the evolving SCI experience
Authors: Starosta Amy J. , Tyman Shannon , Garbaccio Chris , Chapman Jayden , Hoffman Jeanne M. 
Published: April 2024

IntroductionSelf-management programs for spinal cord injury (SCI) are a growing adjunct to traditional healthcare services aiding individuals with SCI in learning and managing symptoms and medical care. A benefit of self-management programs is that they can be facilitated by peers, offering a unique lived experience of adjusting to and managing SCI. While a growing body of literature highlights the effectiveness of peer led programs, there is limited understanding of how individuals engage with peer programs or critical components of peer support. The current study seeks to understand how individuals engaged with peers in the context of a self-management program.MethodsSecondary qualitative analysis of online forum posts resultant from a peer led self-management course for SCI.ResultsContent analysis revealed several themes of how participants engaged with members of the group, including skill building, resource sharing, and problem solving. A process level theme of emotional connection to others living with similar SCI-related challenges was defined as “bearing witness.” Participants commented frequently that groups were the first time they engaged with a community with lived experience, and shared experience was frequently highlighted in the responses from individuals as one of the most unique and important aspects of the intervention.DiscussionThemes identified suggest that bearing witness was a critical component of peer led intervention. While self-management content provided structure for engagement and discussion, participants report that connectedness and shared experience made content more impactful and relevant. Future research should examine if alignment of peer and participant experience increases the impact of interventions and explore if this theme is important for other chronic medical populations.
Ground State Solutions for a Non-Local Type Problem in Fractional Orlicz Sobolev Spaces
Authors: Wang Liben , Zhang Xingyong , Liu Cuiling 
Published: April 2024

In this paper, we study the following non-local problem in fractional Orlicz–Sobolev spaces: (−ΔΦ)su+V(x)a(|u|)u=f(x,u), x∈RN, where (−ΔΦ)s(s∈(0,1)) denotes the non-local and maybe non-homogeneous operator, the so-called fractional Φ-Laplacian. Without assuming the Ambrosetti–Rabinowitz type and the Nehari type conditions on the non-linearity f, we obtain the existence of ground state solutions for the above problem with periodic potential function V(x). The proof is based on a variant version of the mountain pass theorem and a Lions’ type result in fractional Orlicz–Sobolev spaces.
Meneropong Moderasi Beragama Dalam Kacamata John S. Dunne Mengenai Passing Over and Coming Back
Authors: Widyawan Vincentius Happy Bayu 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
In 2016, the Ministry of Religious Affairs promoted the idea of religious moderation. This idea was put forward to overcome the threat of extremism, create a harmonious society and find a middle path in religious life. However, in its implementation, religious moderation remains open to the theoretical frameworks of different religions. Development of this idea must continue to develop a mature theoretical framework that can be understood and applied. To enrich this theoretical framework, religious moderation will be analyzed using John S. Dunne's thoughts on leaving and returning. The Passing Over and Coming Back method shows how people temporarily switch from their own perspective to someone else's, then return to a much more moderate perspective. This theory will be used to analyze the framework reflecting religious moderation proposed by the Ministry of Religious Affairs. Thus, through this article, we hope to enrich the theoretical framework of religious moderation and explore the contribution of John S. Dunne's thought to religious moderation.

Abstrak
Pada tahun 2016, Kementerian Agama menggaungkan ide mengenai Moderasi Beragama. Ide ini dimunculkan untuk mengatasi ancaman radikalisme, menciptakan masyarakat yang harmonis, dan menemukan jalan tengah dalam hidup beragama. Akan tetapi, dalam pelaksanaannya Moderasi Beragama masih terbuka terhadap kerangka teoritis dari berbagai agama. Pengembangan ide ini perlu untuk terus dilakukan agar memiliki kerangka teoritis yang matang, sehingga dapat dipahami dan diterapkan dengan baik. Untuk memperkaya kerangka teoritis tersebut, Moderasi Beragama akan akan dianalisis dengan pemikiran John S. Dunne mengenai passing over and coming back. Metode Passing Over and Coming Back berbicara mengenai bagaimana orang untuk sementara waktu berpindah dari sudut pandangnya sendiri ke sudut pandang orang lain dan kemudian kembali dengan sudut pandang yang jauh lebih moderat. Teori ini akan digunakan untuk menganalisis kerangka berpikir Moderasi Beragama yang ditawarkan oleh Kementerian Agama. Dengan demikian, melalui tulisan ini diharapkan dapat memperkaya kerangka teoritis Moderasi Beragama dan menemukan kontribusi pemikiran John S. Dunne terhadap Moderasi Beragama.
Presentación
Authors: Kaplan Carina Viviana , De los Ángeles Sulca Elisa Martina 
Published: April 2024

El dossier Educación, sensibilidades y justicia social reúne un conjunto de trabajos de académicas y académicos de nivel internacional que construyen argumentaciones relevantes sobre el papel de la afectividad en la constitución del lazo social. Los aportes teóricos y empíricos pueden ser enmarcados en el giro afectivo del campo de la investigación educativa. La afectividad deja de interpretarse como un reducto de la intimidad para pasar a ser objeto de proyección pública. Las emociones constituyen un eje vertebrador de la justicia social en la medida en que “están dotadas de una fuerza vital que abre futuros” (Ahmed, 2015, p.304). La perspectiva integral sobre los vínculos afectivos los concibe como eslabones de unión de la sociedad (Elías, 1998). Al asumir un horizonte epistemológico relacional, el afecto es interpretado como expresión imbricada de lo material y lo subjetivo. Se abordan tópicos referidos a los procesos de socialización y subjetivación, las relaciones de poder y las prácticas de resistencia que llevan a cabo los actores de la comunidad educativa.
Políticas municipais de ciência, tecnologia e inovação: a estruturação do ecossistema de inovação na cidade de Sorocaba
Authors: Gonçalves Daniel Bertoli , Nardy Neila Conceição Cunha , Aranha Norberto , Darn Telma 
Published: April 2024

O objetivo deste estudo foi investigar como a participação dos diferentes agentes na construção das políticas públicas municipais de ciência, tecnologia e inovação contribuiu para o desenvolvimento econômico e organizacional do município de Sorocaba, SP, entre 2000 e 2022, no que se refere à construção do ecossistema de inovação. Uma abordagem qualitativa utilizada com base em pesquisa documental, que incluiu leis, decretos, estatutos e regulamentos das principais organizações locais, tornou possível identificar que o engajamento dos agentes econômicos e sociais, na estruturação estratégica do ecossistema de inovação, tem proporcionado um ambiente dinâmico ao município, impulsionando a inovação tanto em nível local quanto regional. Os resultados mostram que as políticas públicas municipais de ciência, tecnologia e inovação são fundamentais para o desenvolvimento econômico, social e organizacional de um município.
Delimitação de áreas de uso restrito segundo o novo Código Florestal brasileiro
Authors: França Luciano Cavalcante de Jesus , Gonçalves Anny Francielly Ataide , Silva Tayllor Eduardo De Macedo , Lopes Sobrinho Oswaldo Palma , Lisboa Gerson Dos Santos , Acerbi Júnior Fausto Weimar , Mucida Danielle Piuzana 
Published: April 2024

O novo Código Florestal brasileiro (Lei n.° 12.651, de 25 de maio de 2012) estabeleceu o conceito de Áreas de Uso Restrito (AUR), descritas como declives entre 25° e 45°, em que atividades agroambientais podem ser desenvolvidas. Dessa maneira, objetivou-se desenvolver uma metodologia para a delimitação de AUR em função da declividade, com um estudo de caso para o município de Capelinha, mesorregião do Vale do Jequitinhonha, Minas Gerais, Brasil. O mapeamento foi realizado com o suporte de ferramentas do geoprocessamento, por meio de modelos digitais de elevação (MDE). Após a geração do MDE hidrologicamente consistente (MDEHC), o método aplicado para a geração de AUR consistiu nas seguintes etapas: geração da declividade do terreno em formato raster; segregação de áreas com declividade entre 25° e 45°; reclassificação para novo raster; conversão para shapefile; eliminação de características com declividade <25° e >45°; e geração do mapa final e cálculo das AUR. Em virtude da facilidade de replicação, a metodologia pode ser fundamental no desenvolvimento de estratégias de ordenamento territorial e ambiental, uma vez que essas áreas exigem maior atenção quanto ao planejamento ambiental, devido a processos erosivos associados ao fator declividade. Assim, essa metodologia pode servir como mecanismo para gestão de áreas e fiscalização ambiental no âmbito municipal.
The Frequency Of Technology Usage In Relation To Work Productivity Among College Students
Authors: - Grace Dmello , - Sampreeti Das 
Published: April 2024

The proliferation of technology, particularly the ubiquitous presence of devices such as laptops, smartphones, and tablets, has led to a surge in the usage of social media platforms among college students. In the contemporary landscape, work productivity is a multifaceted construct influenced by various factors including compensation, work-life balance, internet utilization, motivation, and service-oriented profit chains. As organizations increasingly prioritize strategies to enhance employee productivity, understanding the nexus between technology usage and work productivity becomes imperative. This study endeavors to investigate the correlation between technology usage and work productivity among college students engaged in part-time employment. A sample of 164 participants currently enrolled in academic pursuits and concurrently employed was examined. Utilizing Pearson's correlation analysis at a significance level of 0.01, the relationship between technology usage and work productivity was assessed. Additionally, regression analysis was employed to explore the potential impact of social media usage on work productivity.