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Analisis Kepatuhan Pekerja Terhadap Penggunaan Alat Pelindung Diri (APD) di PT Agung Raya Warehouse
Authors: Alphonsus Christian Gavrie  
Published: May 2024

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengevaluasi tingkat kepatuhan pekerja dalam menggunakan APD, mengidentifikasi faktor-faktor yang memengaruhi kepatuhan, serta memberikan rekomendasi untuk meningkatkan kepatuhan penggunaan APD di lingkungan kerja. Penggunaan APD saat di tempat kerja merupakan kewajiban pekerja. Alat pelindung diri (APD) adalah alat yang dapat melindungi seseorang dengan mengisolasi sebagian atau seluruh tubuh dari bahaya yang mungkin terjadi di tempat kerja. Alat pelindung diri adalah tahap terakhir dalam pengendalian bahaya. Metode dalam penelitian menggunakan penelitian kualitatif dan penelitian studi literatur. Penelitian kualitatif adalah metode yang berfokus pada pengamatan yang mendalam dan pengumpulan data secara kualitatif. Adapun penelitian studi literatur atau studi kepustakaan, metode yang ditempuh dengan jalan mengumpulkan referensi yang terdiri dari beberapa penelitian terdahulu yang kemudian dikompilasi untuk menarik kesimpulan.
Dengan demikian, dapat disimpulkan dari hasil penelitian terkait tingkat kepatuhan pekerja dalam penggunaan Alat Pelindung Diri (APD) bahwa Pekerja di area lapangan PT Agung Raya Warehouse memiliki kepatuhan yang rendah dalam menggunakan APD yang diperlukan untuk mencegah kecelakaan kerja dan penyakit akibat kerja. Diharapkan untuk pekerja dapat lebih memahami pentingnya memakai APD dalam berkegiatan untuk menghindari hal yang tidak diinginkan.
Dealing with emotionally challenging cases in public service interpreting: Interpreter experience and the need for self-care training
Authors: Du Biyu (Jade) 
Published: May 2024

Recent years have seen an increasing body of studies on vicarious trauma among interpreters, which shows that interpreters, in contrast to assumptions associated with the conduit model and invisibility perception, are not immune to the impact of traumatic client material. Apart from the traumatic cases, public service interpreters are exposed to various emotionally challenging scenarios in their routine interpreting assignments, ranging from violent crimes in legal interpreting and domestic abuse in social work interpreting, to end-of-life care in healthcare interpreting. Does this have an impact on interpreters’ psychological wellbeing? Is there any training to prepare them for the emotional challenges?
Adopting a qualitative approach, a two-part study was conducted in the UK. First, data were gathered through semi-structured interviews with six practising public service interpreters to investigate emotional challenges interpreters experience in their day-to-day work and how they cope during and after interpreting assignments. Results of the interviews reveal that this group of interpreters were not prepared to handle these emotional challenges at the beginning of their career due to a lack of training, and no support is available to help them sustain mental wellbeing.
Based on the interview outcome, a training workshop was delivered to 60 trainee interpreters on various emotionally-challenging cases they may encounter and possible coping strategies. Responses from the participants show that this workshop is effective in raising trainee interpreters’ awareness of the emotional challenges in their future work and helping them assess their dispositional traits and job fit before taking up the work. The research concludes by advocating the inclusion of holistic training on self-care in public service interpreter training and calling for providing support to interpreters in safeguarding their mental wellbeing.
Marketing Plan for a Footwear Company – Part 2
Authors: Chetty Laran 
Published: May 2024

The purpose of this paper was to conduct a marketing plan of a Footwear Company in Durban, South Africa. The marketing plan strategies for growth was determined using the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) matrix. The marketing mix was discussed using the 4Ps. Communications and marketing tactics was described using the integrated marketing communications process and promotional tools. The implementation and evaluation were set out against the objectives, timescales, key performance indicators and budget. Successful implementation and evaluation of the plan will ensure the Footwear Company sustains and improves its success and meets the expectations of its stakeholders.
Estrategias Didácticas Mediadas por TiCFc para el Fortalecimiento de las Competencias Comunicativas desde la Acción Docente
Authors: Sampayo Fontalvo Karine Paola 
Published: May 2024

El estudio que dio origen al presente artículo tuvo como objetivo general proponer una secuencia didáctica desde la acción docente para el fortalecimiento de las competencias comunicativas de estudiantes de décimo grado. La investigación se basó en el paradigma constructivista, en tanto se aboca al análisis de un fenómeno desde la descripción e interpretación de lo que los implicados (docentes y estudiantes) construyen, comparando la realidad de estos y de la investigadora para la construcción de una nueva realidad que funcione de manera más adecuada para el fenómeno de estudio. Se siguió una metodología mixta y un enfoque descriptivo fundamentado en la Investigación-Acción-Participación. Como resultado, se diseñó y validó, con base en el criterio de tres expertos, una secuencia didáctica con ocho actividades enfocadas en fortalecer las competencias comunicativas de escucha, habla, lectura y escritura, incorporando al proceso Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación. El documento, que funge como anexo externo, puede ser utilizado libremente por los maestros del área de lenguaje para enriquecer su quehacer y atender de manera más asertiva las necesidades de los estudiantes contemporáneos. .
Gravitational-wave Radiation from the Magnetar-driven Supernovae
Authors: Xie Lang , Gong Hong-Yu , Li Long , Wei Da-Ming , Han J. L. 
Published: May 2024

Abstract
Rapidly spinning magnetars are potential candidates for the energy source of supernovae (SNe) and gamma-ray bursts and the most promising sources for continuous gravitational waves (GWs) detected by ground-based GW detectors. Continuous GWs can be radiated from magnetars due to magnetic-induced deformation or fluid oscillations, compatible with magnetic dipole (MD) radiation for spin-down energy. In this paper, we investigate the diverse light curves of magnetar-driven SNe in the scenario that the spin-down is dominated by GW radiation and/or MD radiation. By simulating the light curves of SNe and employing the Markov Chain Monte Carlo method, we constrain the parameters of the magnetars and SN explosions and show that the signature of GW radiation may be indicated by the bolometric luminosity curves of SNe Ic-BL 2007ru and 2009bb. We find that the ellipticity of magnetars in the order of 10−3 can be induced by the magnetic field of ∼1016 G. If such continuous GWs associated with SNe can be detected in the future by the Advanced LIGO and Virgo detectors, this would be a smoking gun for a magnetar engine powering SNe.
Impact Disruption of Bjurböle Porous Chondritic Projectile
Authors: Kohout Tomas , Pajola Maurizio , Soini Assi-Johanna , Lucchetti Alice , Luttinen Arto , Duchêne Alexia , Murdoch Naomi , Luther Robert , Chabot Nancy L. , Raducan Sabina D. , Sánchez Paul , Barnouin Olivier S. , Rivkin Andrew S. 
Published: May 2024

Abstract
The ∼200 m s−1 impact of a single 400 kg Bjurböle L/LL ordinary chondrite meteorite onto sea ice resulted in the catastrophic disruption of the projectile. This resulted in a significant fraction of decimeter-sized fragments that exhibit power-law cumulative size and mass distributions. This size range is underrepresented in impact experiments and asteroid boulder studies. The Bjurböle projectile fragments share similarities in shape (sphericity and roughness at small and large scales) with asteroid boulders. However, the mean aspect ratio (3D measurement) and apparent aspect ratio (2D measurement) of the Bjurböle fragments is 0.83 and 0.77, respectively, indicating that Bjurböle fragments are more equidimensional compared to both fragments produced in smaller-scale impact experiments and asteroid boulders. These differences may be attributed either to the fragment source (projectile versus target), to the high porosity and low strength of Bjurböle, to the lower impact velocity compared with typical asteroid collision velocities, or potentially to fragment erosion during sea sediment penetration or cleaning.
Le très grand jeu : Pékin face à l’Asie centrale
Authors: Lincot Emmanuel 
Published: May 2024

Vue de Pékin, en matière de politique étrangère, l’actualité aura été notablement marquée par le sommet Chine – Asie centrale de Xi’an, en 2023. En réalité, ce sommet en cache un autre : celui du G7 à Hiroshima qui s’est tenu à la même période, en mai. Sans surprise, les Occidentaux et les Japonais y ont condamné les exactions de la Russie en Ukraine. Quoique Xi Jinping affiche une certaine neutralité prorusse – bel oxymore en définitive, révélant plus d’une ambivalence vis-à-vis de Moscou –, il a entrepris à cette occasion de réunir symboliquement les anciennes Républiques soviétiques de l’Asie centrale au sein même de la capitale historique impériale chinoise.
Une éthique journalistique
Authors: Delaporte Ixchel , Sarthou-Lajus Nathalie 
Published: May 2024

Après deux livres enquêtes remarquables, Les raisins de la misère sur la précarité des ouvriers agricoles dans les vignobles bordelais (Rouergue, 2018 ; finaliste du prix Albert-Londres 2019) puis Dame de compagnie sur les métiers d’aide à la personne (Rouergue, 2021 ; prix du Meilleur ouvrage sur le monde du travail), Ixchel Delaporte poursuit son enquête sur les marges de notre société. Dans son dernier livre, Écoute les murs parler (L’iconoclaste, 2023), consacré à l’hôpital psychiatrique de Cadillac, elle donne la parole à ceux que l’on n’entend guère quand on aborde les évolutions de la psychiatrie, alors qu’ils sont les premiers concernés : les patients.
Les gens du voyage
Authors: Leenhardt Nathalie 
Published: May 2024

La communauté des gens du voyage regroupe entre 350 000 à 500 000 personnes, des citoyens relégués, victimes de très nombreuses discriminations. La caravane, symbole de leur identité et vecteur de leur mode de vie, n’est toujours pas reconnue comme logement à part entière. Quant aux aires d’accueil sur lesquelles ils sont tenus de stationner, elles font défaut ou jouxtent une station d’épuration.
Penser avec les ressources du christianisme
Authors: Jullien François , Euvé François , Sarthou-Lajus Nathalie 
Published: May 2024

Helléniste et sinologue, le philosophe François Jullien explore aussi les ressources du christianisme dans l’histoire de la pensée européenne : quels sont les possibles ouverts par le christianisme dans l’humain ? Que devient l’idée de Dieu et, plus précisément, l’idée du Dieu chrétien qui fut si centrale dans l’histoire de la philosophie en Occident ? François Jullien réactive le vif de l’héritage chrétien et permet d’entrevoir ce que pourrait avoir de fécond un nouveau dialogue entre philosophes et théologiens.
La psychologie clinique transculturelle
Authors: Bossuroy Muriel 
Published: May 2024

Comment penser le lien intime qui lie la culture et le psychisme ? Le relativisme et l’universalisme s’opposent, le premier défendant la prépondérance de la culture sur le psychisme et le second du psychisme sur la culture. Or, tous deux sont co-émergents, intimement liés sans que l’un préexiste à l’autre : le psychologique c’est de la culture introjectée et la culture du psychisme projeté. Tous deux ont des composantes universelles ce qui fait qu’il existe des correspondances entre le psychisme des uns et la culture des autres.
La psychologie clinique transculturelle
Authors: Sturm Gesine 
Published: May 2024

Dans cette fiche, nous abordons les particularités de la prise en charge de l’adulte dans la clinique transculturelle, en évoquant d’abord quelques-unes des thématiques principales rencontrées dans ces situations, puis en nous concentrant sur les enjeux de la première rencontre : l’entretien d’accueil, d’évaluation ou d’orientation.
La psychologie clinique transculturelle
Authors: Feldman Marion 
Published: May 2024

Cette fiche aborde la question du traumatisme psychique et de sa prise en charge transculturelle, en reprenant d’abord cette notion développée par Freud, notamment avec sa conception du psychotraumatisme et de sa théorie de « l’après-coup » puis en évoquant sa dimension dynamique et en prenant en compte les problématiques liées à la migration. Ensuite, la transmission du traumatisme est évoquée, en particulier avec la notion de « crypte » et d’arbre de vie fragilisé pour proposer enfin une piste de prise en charge transculturelle du traumatisme psychique.
Le traumatisme psychique chez l’adulte
Authors: Baubet Thierry 
Published: May 2024

Le travail de deuil est différent du travail psychique d’élaboration d’un traumatisme. Dans trois situations cependant les deux notions se rencontrent : l’annonce du décès violent d’un très proche peut avoir un effet traumatique et être à l’origine de troubles post-traumatiques, certains sujets vivent dans le même temps la perte d’un proche et l’exposition à des images horribles, et dans certains cas, c’est la perte elle-même qui peut avoir un effet traumatique : on parle alors de deuil complexe persistant.
Psychogérontologie fondamentale et théorique
Authors: Trouilloud Mireille 
Published: May 2024

Le travail de vieillir 1 est un travail d’élaboration psychique contribuant à faire sien son vieillissement et sa vieillesse, autorisant à être de son âge, composant avec ses vicissitudes, bravant ses injures, avec l’envie de poursuivre les combats et les découvertes de soi, dans le bouillon de sa culture, et ce jusqu’à ce que mort s’ensuive.
Introduction
Authors: Guignery Vanessa 
Published: May 2024

This issue of Études britanniques contemporaines emanates from contributions to a workshop of the Société d’Études Anglaises Contemporaines (SEAC) at the 2023 conference of the Société des Anglicistes de l’Enseignement Supérieur in Rennes. The conference revolved around the notion of transmission and gave contributors the opportunity to probe the polysemic dimensions of this concept in British literature and culture of the 20th and 21st centuries. This introduction examines transmission through the lens of intergenerational legacy and inheritance, literary and aesthetic filiations and transfers, contagion and contamination, memory and history, and identifies the potential obstacles to transmission and ways to circumvent them.
Transmission as Fabrication in Graham Swift’s Shuttlecock (1981) and Wish You Were Here (2011)
Authors: Roblin Isabelle 
Published: May 2024

For Graham Swift, as for many authors of the immediate post-World War II generation, transmitting memories and stories of the past—especially of the two world wars but also more recently, the Iraq war—to the next generations, especially as those who lived them are dying out, is part of a writer’s duty of remembrance. Thus most of his novels are about or at least include ex-servicemen whose lives have been obliquely or directly shaped by their wartime experiences and/or ordinary people who have been traumatized one way or another by the war. However, as Swift said in an interview with Marc Porée it is also up to the novelists to debunk some of the ‘glorious myths’ transmitted by family members or by the army, for example, when facts or events are deliberately or unwittingly falsified. I shall examine here a few examples of these faulty transmissions that the novelist deals with, focusing more specifically on Shuttlecock (1981) and Wish You Were Here (2011).
Chains of Consolation: Ghost-Writing Death’s Tales in Salena Godden’s Mrs Death Misses Death (2021)
Authors: Lecomte Héloïse 
Published: May 2024

Salena Godden’s novel Mrs Death Misses Death (2021) brings the principle of ghost-writing to new symbolic grounds as the protagonist, Wolf Willeford, a young writer, turns the memories and diaries of Death herself into memoirs. Part poetical fiction, part song-book, the hybrid work compiles tales of death and mourning together with episodes of Wolf’s existence, thereby mingling legends with accounts of real-life events (such as the Grenfell fire of 2017). The combination of traumatic and magical realism carves a literary language for nested gestures of transmission (from Death to her ghost-writer, from Godden to her reader and even from reader to reader), in a book whose last section doubles as a ‘private ritual’ space of collective mourning for victims of the Covid-19 pandemic (302). While Godden’s elegy questions the possibility of passing down the personal memory and collective history of traumatic events, it also promotes the literary regeneration and transmission of mourning rituals in a seemingly “deritualised” contemporary British society (Clavandier 2009, 91). It is no coincidence that Godden should offer a humanising “re-vision” (Rich 1979, 35) of Death by replacing the legendary figure of the Grim Reaper with an elderly black beggar woman, a “rubbish collector” who “collect[s] spirits up and carr[ies] burdens away” (152). In this unlikely friendship story, ghost-writing is akin to being “the listener, the messenger, the passenger” (74): the book revives the tradition of oral tales by turning transmission into an act of care. This paper thus aims to investigate the paradoxical ways in which the passing down of Death’s tales forms a chain of consolation for characters and readers alike.
Participer et Surveiller. La vigilance de quartier en France
Authors: Durand Paul , Guérin-Turcq Arthur 
Published: May 2024

La vigilance de quartier se développe et s’institutionnalise en France à travers deux dispositifs, l’un privé « Voisins vigilants », l’autre public « Participation citoyenne ». Ces réseaux empruntent le même éthos sécuritaire que les membres des Neighborhood Watches aux Etats-Unis. L’article fait un état des lieux des enquêtes empiriques en sciences sociales sur les réseaux de vigilance en France et présente les différentes théories mobilisées par les chercheurs dans leur analyse. Le mouvement sécuritaire à l’œuvre dans la société française saisit en majorité les classes moyennes et les populations aisées des territoires urbains et périurbains. Un travail de distinction est fait entre l’étude des incivilités comptabilisées, du sentiment d’insécurité, des politiques publiques et citoyennes mises en place pour y répondre et des formes d’engagement dans de tels dispositifs. À travers cet état de la littérature scientifique, se dresse le portrait de communautés contrastées, demandeuses de contribuer à la vie sociale et politique de la cité, et en même temps, gagnées par des sentiments de repli sur soi et de peur de l’étranger.
Vitamin D in defense against the terrorism of coronavirus disease 2019
Authors: Sharma Preeti , Bhagat Trpta S. , Sharma Bhumija , Kumar Pradeep 
Published: May 2024

Background:
Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic was also spread during winter time in December from Wuhan the city of China to worldwide. Various studies conducted throughout the world have indicated the possible relationship between Vitamin D and COVID-19 infection.

Aim:
This narrative review is designed to support Vitamin D role and its efficacy in managing COVID-19 menace.

Materials and Methods:
Latest 50 articles for Vitamin D, and COVID-19 relationship and management were scrutinized to summarize this article from data bases of PubMed and Google scholar in English language. Diagrams were created by biorender.com to summarize pictorial relations.

Conclusions:
Higher mortality is associated with countries of high-level Vitamin D deficiencies. Many studies have found a significant relation between Vitamin D deficiency and COVID-19 complications and related comorbidities. It is highly supported by many literature to recommend daily dose of Vitamin D3 10,000 IU/day for a few weeks to rapidly increase 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels above 40–60 ng/mL, in population at higher risk.
Immune response to inactivated bacterial vector carrying the recombinant K39 antigen of Leishmania infantum in mice
Authors: Araújo Lucelina S. , Silva Bruno B. , Santos Eduarda N. F. N. , Bezerra Arnaldo S. , Frota Samuel S. , Montenegro Assis R. , Florean Eridan O. P. T. , van Tilburg Maurício F. , Guedes Maria Izabel F. 
Published: May 2024

Objective:To evaluate the immunological response elicited by an inactivated bacterial vector carrying the K39 antigen ofLeishmania infantum,and a purified antigen.Methods:Mice were subjected to the following treatments: (1) Purified recombinant K39 (rK39) protein at a 20 μg dose with complete Freund’s adjuvant; (2) InactivatedEscherichia coli(BL21 DE3) carrying the K39 protein at an equivalent total protein content of 200 μg; (3) Inactivated bacteria lacking the K39 protein; (4) Non-immunized control animals. Serological monitoring was performed. All groups were challenged by intraperitoneal injection of 107Leishmania infantumpromastigotes. After euthanasia, the liver and spleen were collected to analyze the levels of TNF, IFN-γ, IL-12, IL-4, and IL-10.Results:Mice immunized with purified rK39 or the inactivated bacterial vector carrying the K39 antigen ofLeishmania infantumshowed a long-lasting immune response with high levels of polyclonal antibodies specifically recognizing the recombinant proteins. The IgG1 subclass was the predominant immunoglobulin; however, the induction of IgG2a and the profile of cytokines produced were indicative of the induction of a mixed-type response.Conclusions:The inactivated bacterial vector carrying the K39 antigen, as well as the purified antigen can induce a long-lasting immune response in immunized mice, predominantly favouring a Th2 profile response.
Assessment of Quality of Life in Childhood Asthma
Authors: Savdahiya Divyesh , Singh Jagdish , Agarwal Neha , Athwani Vivek , Gothwal Sunil 
Published: May 2024

Context:
Childhood asthma is common and affects quality of life (QOL).

Aim:
The aim is to compare the QOL using pediatric asthma QOL questionnaire with standardized activities (PAQLQ [S]) before and after 4 weeks of standard asthma treatment in children with asthma.

Settings and Design:
This prospective observational study was conducted in the department of pediatrics at a tertiary care center in North India from January 2019 to December 2019.

Subjects and Methods:
Children aged 7–17 years with asthma were subjected to PAQLQ (S) before and after 4 weeks of standard asthma treatment. Subgroup analysis was done as per severity of asthma at presentation and control of asthma after 4 weeks' treatment.

Statistical Analysis Used:
The results were analyzed using Wilcoxon signed-rank test.

Results:
One hundred asthmatic children (mean age10.94 ± 1.9, M:F = 64:36) were evaluated. All 3 domains (activity limitation, symptoms, and emotion) of QOL affected equally and all domains had shown significant improvement after 4 weeks of standard asthma treatment. Children with severe asthma had activity limitation (P = 0.073) and no improvement in emotional score (P = 0.057). Children with uncontrolled asthma showed deterioration in QOL (P = 0.50). There was no difference in QOL among urban and rural residing children, family history of asthma/allergy, and socioeconomic status of parents (P > 0.05).

Conclusions:
Strategic asthma management in children improved symptoms, activity limitations, and emotional domains of QOL while, children with uncontrolled asthma showed deterioration in QOL.