bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
The Effect of Interprofessional Education on Student Readiness for Collaborative Practice
Authors: Watkins Susan , Joseph Antony R. , Wright Valerie , Goddard Stacy , Neubrander Judy 
Published: May 2024

Background:
Health care reform promotes interprofessional patient-centric health care models associated with improved population health outcomes. Interprofessional education (IPE) programs are necessary to cultivate collaborative care, yet little evidence exists to support IPE pedagogy within nursing and other health science academia.

Method:
This quasiexperimental study examined differences in pre- and posttest Readiness for Interprofessional Learning Scale (RIPLS) scores following an IPE intervention. The IPE intervention consisted of a video presentation and a debriefing session after a simulated interprofessional collaborative patient care conference that introduced baccalaureate nursing and health science students to the roles and responsibilities of clinicians in team-based primary care. Pre- and postintervention RIPLS scores were analyzed.

Results:
Pre- and postintervention RIPLS scores increased across all subscales, with distinct variation between nursing and health science student subscales.

Conclusion:

This IPE intervention had positive effects on students' readiness for interprofessional learning. Additional research is warranted to support health science pedagogy.

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J Nurs Educ
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Exploring the Effectiveness of Hatha Yoga as a Complementary Treatment for Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis: Clinical Effect and Future Research Directions
Authors: Si Weichen 
Published: May 2024

Abstract
Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) is a common spinal deformity that primarily affects adolescents during the key period of growth and development. While traditional treatment methods often involve bracing or surgery, Hatha yoga, a millennia-old practice rooted in Indian tradition, has emerged as a complementary option for AIS cases. This paper explores the potential benefits of Hatha yoga for adolescents with AIS. It also discusses the limitations of existing research, such as the lack of large-scale randomized controlled trials (RCTs), varying yoga protocols, and challenges in blinding participants and researchers. To address these limitations, I propose future research directions, including conducting large-scale RCTs, long-term follow-up studies, standardized yoga protocols, and assessing safety concerns. I also highlight the need for tailored interventions and comparative effectiveness studies to better understand the potential of Hatha yoga in the holistic treatment of AIS in adolescents.
Yoga and Lifestyle Changes: A Path to Improved Fertility – A Narrative Review
Authors: Yadav Anjali , Tiwari Prabhakar , Dada Rima 
Published: May 2024

Abstract
Infertility, a widespread medical condition affecting numerous couples globally, persists as a challenge despite advances in assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs), often burdened by financial, physical, and emotional strains. Complementary and alternative approaches, notably yoga, have garnered attention for potentially enhancing fertility outcomes. Studies reveal yoga’s influence on factors contributing to infertility, including reduced oxidative stress (OS) and oxidative DNA damage (ODD). OS, linked to mutagenic base formation, higher malondialdehyde levels, abnormal methylation, and altered gene expression, can impair sperm genome integrity. Yoga’s efficacy is evident in lowering OS, positively affecting signal transmission, gene expression, and physiological systems. Furthermore, yoga has a positive impact on addressing the dysregulation of apoptosis, resulting in improved processes such as spermatogenesis, sperm maturation, and motility, while also reducing DNA fragmentation. OS correlates with genome-wide hypomethylation, telomere shortening, and mitochondrial dysfunction, contributing to genome instability. Yoga and meditation significantly reduce OS and ODD, ensuring proper reactive oxygen levels and preserving physiological systems. The review explores potential mechanisms underlying yoga’s positive impact on infertility, including enhanced blood flow, reduced inflammation, relaxation response, and modulation of the hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal axis. Furthermore, a comprehensive review of the literature reveals substantial evidence supporting the positive effects of yoga on infertility factors. These include oxidative stress (OS), oxidative DNA damage (ODD), epigenetic changes, hormonal balance, ovarian function, menstrual irregularities, and stress reduction. In summary, yoga emerges as a promising adjunctive therapy for infertility, demonstrating the potential to mitigate key factors influencing reproductive success. Although preliminary evidence indicates the positive effects of yoga on infertility, further clinical research is imperative to define specific benefits, molecular mechanisms associated, optimal protocols, and long-term effects in infertility treatment plans.
Traditional Nostril Yoga Breathing Practices and Oxygen Consumption: A Randomized, Cross-over Study
Authors: Singh Alok , Sharma Sachin Kumar , Telles Shirley , Balkrishna Acharya 
Published: May 2024

Abstract

Background:
Traditional yoga texts describe “cross nostril breathing,” with inhalation and exhalation through different nostrils. Previous research reported no clear differences in oxygen consumption during uninostril breathing (i.e., inhalation and exhalation through the same nostril), hence not supporting right and left uninostril breathing as activating or relaxing, respectively, with no research on oxygen consumed in “cross nostril breathing.”

Methods:
Oxygen consumed during “cross nostril breathing” was measured in healthy participants (n = 47, males, 26.3 ± 6.4 years). Five sessions (viz., right nostril inspiration yoga breathing [RNIYB], left nostril inspiration yoga breathing [LNIYB], alternate nostril yoga breathing [ANYB], breath awareness (BAW), and quiet rest (QR) were conducted on separate days in random order. Sessions were 33 min in duration with pre, during, and post states.

Results:
Volume of oxygen consumed (VO2) and carbon dioxide eliminated (VCO2) increased during RNIYB (9.60% in VO2 and 23.52% in VCO2), LNIYB (9.42% in VO2 and 21.20% in VCO2) and ANYB (10.25% in VO2 and 22.72% in VCO2) with no significant change in BAW and QR. Diastolic blood pressure decreased during BAW and QR and after all five sessions (P < 0.05; in all cases). All comparisons were with the respective preceding state.

Conclusion:
During the three yoga breathing practices, the volume of oxygen consumed increased irrespective of the nostril breathed through, possibly associated with (i) conscious regulation of the breath; (ii) attention directed to the breath, and (iii) “respiration-locked cortical activation.” Restriction of the study to males reduces the generalizability of the findings.
"Felizes os que promovem a paz" (Mt 5,9): a contribuição do ecumenismo para uma cultura da paz
Authors: Von Sinner Rudolf 
Published: May 2024

Depois de recordar a proposta de uma “coleta ecumênica” entrecatólicos e luteranos, formulada por Oscar Cullmann ainda antes do concílioVaticano II, o autor reconhece que é preciso, antes de tudo, “superar o climade desconfiança”, que ainda persiste. A seguir, relembra vários projetosecumênicos já desenvolvidos, entre os quais, recentemente, a “Década para asuperação da violência”, proclamada pelo Conselho Mundial das Igrejas. Falatambém dos valores cristãos para uma “cultura de paz”, entre os quais ressaltaa confiança/fé, a visão/esperança, e o serviço/amor. E conclui elencando umasérie de ações e pistas concretas, que poderiam suscitar ainda outras iniciativasnum ambiente verdadeiramente ecumênico, visando uma convivência assumidae uma prática efetiva na busca da paz.Abstract: The author acknowledges the need to overcome the atmosphere of distrustwhich still persists, although Oscar Cullmann had proposed an “oecumenicalcollectanea” by Catholics and Lutherans even before the Vatican Council II. Healso calls to mind various oecumenical projects already well developed amongthose is one recently launched by the World Council of Churches: “A decadededicated to overcome violence”. He also mentions the Christian values onbehalf of “A culture of peace” such as faith / trust, perspective / hope, andservice / love. He concludes with an elenchus of numerous actions and hints ofnew initiatives in a truly oecumenical environment with the aim of a life of peacefulcoexistence and effective quest of peace.
A menina dos olhos do Sr. Arcebispo
Authors: De Souza Rogério Luiz 
Published: May 2024

O estudo mostra a aproximação do pensamento de OswaldoRodrigues Cabral com o da alta hierarquia católica após a Segunda GrandeGuerra Mundial, momento de efervescência do humanismo cristão e departicipação ativa e engajada de uma elite católica nos meios políticos einstitucionais. Para o episcopado catarinense, Oswaldo Cabral representava oque era de mais desejável, já que cumpria os pré-requisitos da liderança leigainspirada na “democracia cristã”. Por isso, algumas de suas obras podem serlidas como uma espécie de justificação dos poderes de normalização e detentativa de “purificação” dos valores cristão-católicos na sociedade catarinense.Abstract: The paper shows how the thought of Oswaldo Rodrigues Cabral was appreciatedby the high catholic hierarchy in Santa Catarina after World War II, a moment ofeffervescence of the Christian humanism and of active participation of a catholicelite in the political and institutional circles of the State. For the local episcopate,Oswaldo Cabral represented what was most desirable, since he fulfilled thequalities of a Christian leadership inspired in the “Christian democracy”.Therefore, some of his writings may be read as a kind of justification of thenormalization powers and of an attempt of “justification” of the Christian-catholicvalues in Santa Catarina.
Comer da carne... Beber do sangue; o sentido da Eucaristia em João
Authors: Pereira Ney Brasil 
Published: May 2024

O autor se propõe a aprofundar o sentido da Eucaristia, especialmentea partir da perícope eucarística do quarto evangelho. Na primeira parte doartigo, oferece uma síntese da exegese de Jo 6,51-58 elaborada por CornélioA Lápide, notável jesuíta do século XVII, como notável testemunho do esforçode referendar, com as contribuições da Patrística, as preocupações e osdetalhes da teologia escolástica. Na segunda parte, depois de situar, no contextodo evangelho joanino, a perícope mencionada, o autor aborda algumasquestões: 1) focaliza o sentido das expressões comer da carne, beber dosangue; 2) discute se se trata, na Eucaristia, de uma ceia fraterna e/ou de umaceia ritual; 3) discute igualmente a relação entre Eucaristia e Lava-pés; 4)chama a atenção para o denso significado da fórmula institucional sobre ocálice. Como conclusão, lembra que a Eucaristia, celebrando quotidianamentea memória do Senhor, contribui de modo decisivo para afirmar a nossaidentidade.Abstract: The author delves into the meaning of the Eucharist focusing to the Eucharisticpericope of the Forth Gospel. The first part of the article provides a synthesis ofthe exegesis of Jn 6:51-18 as has been analyzed by Cornelius a Lapide, anoutstanding Jesuit from the 17th century whose acquaintance with the Patristicapproach is widened by the outlook and theological insight of the Scholasticscholars. The second part deals with a variety of subjects after examining thepericope under consideration and situating it in the context of John’s Gospel.Detailed analysis of some special themes are dealt with such as, 1) the meaningof the expressions “to eat the flesh” and “to drink the blood” of our Lord, 2) thebasic distinction of the Eucharist as a “confraternity meal” or a “ritual meal”, 3)the relationship between the Eucharist and the washing of the feet, 4) the formulaof the ratification of the divine covenant pronounced over the chalice of wine. Inconclusion reference is made to the daily memorial of the Lord’s covenant fromwhich the faithful derive their Christian identity.
Management of Dushta Vrana with an Ethnomedicine Theepana (Allophylus Cobbe (L.) Raeuch Leaves Choorna
Authors: Payal Jain  , Amit Avalaskar  
Published: May 2024

“Ethno” (derived from “ethnic”) is a custom of a particular race or religion and ethnomedicine is a custom of medicine. The discovery of new crude drugs from indigenous reported medicinal plants can be done from ethnomedicinal studies. There is a persistent increasing demand of medicines in the market which makes them costlier. Because of which the use of other substitutes and adulterants is increasing; questioning the efficacy of the actual medicine. Theepana could help to overcome the cost and adulteration of other Vranaropan medicines like Arjun. It is from Sapindaceous family; (soapberry family). Genus is Allophylus. Sanskrit name- Triputa (only according to some viewers. No textual reference available for Triputa as Sanskrit name). Marathi name- Theepana, Thivana, Tipin. Theepana (Allophylus cobbe (L.) Raeuch” leaves Choorna was used as an ethnomedicine in Dushta vrana. The leaves Choorna shows Shothagna (anti-inflammatory), Krimigna (antimicrobial), Vranashodhana and Vrana ropan effects. Dushta vrana (chronic ulcer), manifested in any part of the body, may be caused either by the Doshas or trauma. When caused due to the Doshas, it is called Nija vrana and when caused because of trauma; it is called Aagantuja vrana. According to Madhav Nidan-Vrana having Durgandhit - more Gandha, Vedana, Puyayukta Strava, Chirsthithi and Strava, Varna is known as Dushta Vrana.
Application strategies of resting heart rate for monitoring training load intensity in football players
Authors: Katherine Ning li  , Zhiyuan Tan  
Published: May 2024

Resting heart rate, as a vital physiological indicator, holds significant potential in monitoring the training load intensity of football players. This paper systematically explores the concept, role, and application of resting heart rate in football player training. Firstly, it elucidates the concept and role of resting heart rate, including its indication of health status and training adaptation. Secondly, it discusses the importance of resting heart rate in evaluating the training load intensity of football players and proposes corresponding practical application methods. Lastly, it offers some suggestions to facilitate the effective utilization of resting heart rate in football player training. By following these recommendations, coaches and athletes can effectively utilize resting heart rate to optimize training programs for football players, improving their performance and reducing the risk of injury.
Keywords: Resting Heart Rate (RHR), Football Players, Training Load, Medical Supervision.
FS_YOLOv8: A Deep Learning Network for Ground Fissures Instance Segmentation in UAV Images of the Coal Mining Area
Authors: Xu Zhihua , Lin Yunhao , Zhang Zhenxin 
Published: May 2024

Abstract. The ground fissures caused by coal mining have seriously affected the ecological environment of the land. Timely and accurate identification and landfill treatment of ground fissures can avoid secondary geological disasters in coal mine areas. At present, the fissure identification methods based on deep learning show excellent performance on roads and walls, etc. Nevertheless, the automatic and reliable segmentation of ground fissures in remote sensing images poses a challenge for deep learning networks, due to the diverse and complex texture information included in the mining ground fissures and background. To overcome these challenges, we propose an improved YOLOv8 instance segmentation network to automatically and efficiently segment the ground fissures in coal mining areas. In detail, a model called FS_YOLOv8 is proposed. The DSPP (Dynamic Snake convolutional Pyramid Pooling) module is incorporated into the FS_YOLOv8 model to establish a multi-scale dynamic snake convolution feature aggregation structure. This module replaces the conventional convolution found in the SPPF module of YOLOv8 and aims to enhance the model's ability to extract features related to fissures with tubular structures. Furthermore, the D-LKA (Deformable Large Kernel Attention) module is employed to autonomously collect fissure context information. To enhance the detection capability of challenging samples in remote sensing images with intricate background and fissure texture, we employ a Slide Loss function. Ultimately, the ground fissure dataset of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) images in coal mine areas is subjected to experimental analysis. The experimental findings demonstrate that FS_YOLOv8 exhibits exceptional proficiency in segmenting ground fissures within intricate and expansive mining areas.
SISTEM PELAPORAN PENCATATAN AKUNTANSI ATAS PENDAPATAN PAJAK KENDARAAN BERMOTOR DENGAN MENGGUNAKAN METODE CASH BASIS PADA LAYANAN SAMSAT KELILING
Authors: Turini Turini , Hatta Muhammad , Fanisa Nur 
Published: May 2024

AbstractRegional Revenue Management Center for Kab. Cirebon 1 Sumber is the center of an organization or agency that is under the local government which has responsibility for receiving regional revenues through coordinating and collecting taxes, levies, tax sharing, balancing funds and others. This study aims to design, implement, analyze, and implement.The data collection methodology used in a study is observation. The system used in this application program is PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor) as the web, MySQL as the database design, using the Google Chrome browser and using a cash-based method (cash basis). In reporting daily receipts at the central office for regional revenue management in the Cirebon Regency, 1 source is still using the manual, namely using HVS paper, there is accumulation of files, data recording errors, and in making reports less efficient and effective. cirebon 1 source is illustrated by using a running flowchart accompanied by explanatory narration, then made computerized into a flowmap to be applied to the system so as to minimize the occurrence of human errors, file stacking, lost data, to be more efficient and effective. Keywords: Income, Motor Vehicle Tax, Cash Basis, Mobile Samsat
THE EFFECT OF LIQUIDITY, SOLVENCY AND ACTIVITY ON PROFITABILITY WITH SALES GROWTH AS A MODERATING VARIABLE IN PROPERTY AND REAL ESTATE COMPANIES LISTED ON THE INDONESIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Authors: Banurea Septina Eka Nia , Nurwati Solikah , Muliyani Agustina 
Published: May 2024

Objective – This study aims to analyze empirically the effect of liquidity, solvency, and activity on profitability with sales growth as a moderating variable in property and real estate companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange.
Design/Methodology/Approach – This research uses Quantitative research. Sampling was carried out by purposive sampling, and obtained a sample of 20 sample companies. The data analysis method used is SmartPLS software.
Findings – The results of this research analysis show that liquidity has no significant effect on profitability; solvency and activity have a significant effect on profitability; sales growth are not able to moderate the effect of liquidity, solvency, and activity on profitability.
Conclusion and Implications – The liquidity has no significant effect on profitability; solvency and activity have an influence and are significant to profitability; sales growth is not able to moderate the influence of liquidity, solvency and activity on profitability. The company needs to innovate and evaluate strategies to increase the contribution of sales growth to the company. Investors and potential investors are more selective in choosing companies to invest in by paying attention to the company's financial condition.
PROFITABILITY IS NOT A CONSIDERATION FOR INVESTORS IN INDONESIAN BANKING SHARES
Authors: Isman  
Published: May 2024

Objective – This research aims to analyze the effect of profitability on share prices.
Design/Methodology/Approach – Sample is a go bank public on the Indonesian Stock Exchange. The type of data used is quantitative data. Quantitative data in the form of stock price data, earnings per share, return on assets, and return on equity. The data source for this research is secondary data from bank financial reports for 2018-2021 from the Indonesian Stock Exchange. The sample in this research was 26 banks that fell into the purpose sampling category. The method used in this research is multiple linear regression analysis with SPSS version 26 software.
Findings – The results of this research analysis show that profitability as measured using ROA and ROE does not have a significant effect on share prices. Likewise, it was concluded that EPS had no significant effect on share prices. However, together ROA, ROE and EPS have a significant influence on share prices.
Conclusion and Implications – In the 2018-2021 period, Indonesian banking share prices are not determined by movements in earnings per share, return on equity and return on assets due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, which means the majority of investors tend to wait for the pandemic to end to make investment decisions.
‘You’re a rational guy – sort your shit out’: The mind, the body, and functional neurological disorder
Authors: Dawson Shelley 
Published: May 2024

Functional neurological disorder (FND) is a common and disabling disorder that has been batted between neurology and psychiatry for well over a century. It disrupts the physical/psychological divide in ways that shake the foundations of Western medicine, and yet the disorder and those with FND are maligned – blamed, even – for not fitting boxes. First known as hysteria and then conversion disorder, ideologies around femininity, mental illness, and ‘unexplained’ physical symptoms nurture the ongoing normalisation of dualist divisions between mind and body and the attendant hierarchies of care. Today, people with FND (of all ages, genders, ethnicities, and backgrounds) face this medical legacy in stigmatised language, experience ‘discourses of dismissal’ (compounded by membership in other stigmatised categories), and carry the question: Is it ‘real’ or is it ‘all in your head’? This raises the question of how dualism is navigated and understood by those with most at stake in this conversation – those who live with the disorder and its marginalised history.In this presentation, I explore what dualism looks like in practice, offering insights into the often-invisible processes that keep medical divisions and their ‘truths’ in place. I foreground the stories of people with FND in Aotearoa, and draw from a range of supporting data, including written documents, media, medical archives, conversations with neurologists, and my own personal experience in this space.
Lope de Vega and the Epístolas of Amarilis and Belardo: Poetic Authority and Transatlantic Dialogue
Authors: Mascia Mark J. 
Published: May 2024

Abstract
An example of epistolary discourse in seventeenth-century Spain that merits further examination is the correspondence between Lope de Vega (writing under the assumed name of “Belardo”) and a presumed poet from Latin America known only as “Amarilis.” This study moves beyond the focus of most criticism, which attempts to arrive at an identity for this Amarilis. It proves how transatlantic epistolary dialogue can be egalitarian as much as esthetically meaningful, as both authors demonstrate poetic authority.
Primero Sueño: Exhaustion of Desire, Desire of Exhaustion
Authors: Patiño Romero José Luis 
Published: May 2024

Abstract
This article addresses the gaps in scholarship on the implications of the “failure” of knowledge in Sor Juana’s First Dream by analyzing the performative representation of failure as a solution to ambitious desire. The endless failures eventually exhaust the shame of failing to achieve absolute knowledge by comparing her use of Phaeton’s myth to Teresa of Avila’s humility. The refiguration of failure problematizes the distinction between the secular and religious realms of knowledge in contemporary academic discourses about Sor Juana’s aesthetic impulses.