bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Disclosure Patterns of Opioid Use Disorders in Perinatal Care During the Opioid Epidemic on X From 2019 to 2021: Thematic Analysis
Authors: Wu Dezhi , Ng Minnie , Gupta Saborny Sen , Raynor Phyllis , Tao Youyou , Ren Yang , Hung Peiyin , Qiao Shan , Zhang Jiajia , Fillo Jennifer , Li Xiaoming , Guille Constance , Eichelberger Kacey , Olatosi Bankole 
Published: May 2024

Background
In 2021, the United States experienced a 14% rise in fatal drug overdoses totaling 106,699 deaths, driven by harmful opioid use, particularly among individuals in the perinatal period who face increased risks associated with opioid use disorders (OUDs). Increased concerns about the impacts of escalating harmful opioid use among pregnant and postpartum persons are rising. Most of the current limited perinatal OUD studies were conducted using traditional methods, such as interviews and randomized controlled trials to understand OUD treatment, risk factors, and associated adverse effects. However, little is known about how social media data, such as X, formerly known as Twitter, can be leveraged to explore and identify broad perinatal OUD trends, disclosure and communication patterns, and public health surveillance about OUD in the perinatal period.

Objective
The objective is 3-fold: first, we aim to identify key themes and trends in perinatal OUD discussions on platform X. Second, we explore user engagement patterns, including replying and retweeting behaviors. Third, we investigate computational methods that could potentially streamline and scale the labor-intensive manual annotation effort.

Methods
We extracted 6 million raw perinatal-themed tweets posted by global X users during the opioid epidemic from May 2019 to October 2021. After data cleaning and sampling, we used 500 tweets related to OUD in the perinatal period by US X users for a thematic analysis using NVivo (Lumivero) software.

Results
Seven major themes emerged from our thematic analysis: (1) political views related to harmful opioid and other substance use, (2) perceptions of others’ substance use, (3) lived experiences of opioid and other substance use, (4) news reports or papers related to opioid and other substance use, (5) health care initiatives, (6) adverse effects on children’s health due to parental substance use, and (7) topics related to nonopioid substance use. Among these 7 themes, our user engagement analysis revealed that themes 4 and 5 received the highest average retweet counts, and theme 3 received the highest average tweet reply count. We further found that different computational methods excel in analyzing different themes.

Conclusions
Social media platforms such as X can serve as a valuable tool for analyzing real-time discourse and exploring public perceptions, opinions, and behaviors related to maternal substance use, particularly, harmful opioid use in the perinatal period. More health promotion strategies can be carried out on social media platforms to provide educational support for the OUD perinatal population.
The Development of a Digital Patient Navigation Tool to Increase Colorectal Cancer Screening Among Federally Qualified Health Center Patients: Acceptability and Usability Testing
Authors: Savage Leah C , Soto-Cossio Luz Estefhany , Minardi Francesca , Beyrouty Matthew , Schoonover Julie , Musella Jay , Frazier Michaela , Villagra Cristina N , Sly Jamilia R , Erblich Joel , Itzkowitz Steven H , Jandorf Lina H , Calman Neil S , Atreja Ashish , Miller Sarah J 
Published: May 2024

Background
Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) are an essential place for historically underserved patients to access health care, including screening for colorectal cancer (CRC), one of the leading causes of cancer death in the United States. Novel interventions aimed at increasing CRC screening completion rates at FQHCs are crucial.

Objective
This study conducts user testing of a digital patient navigation tool, called eNav, designed to support FQHC patients in preparing for, requesting, and completing CRC screening tests.

Methods
We recruited English- and Spanish-speaking patients (N=20) at an FQHC in New York City to user-test the eNav website (2 user tests; n=10 participants per user test). In each user test, participants engaged in a “think aloud” exercise and a qualitative interview to summarize and review their feedback. They also completed a baseline questionnaire gathering data about demographics, technology and internet use, medical history, and health literacy, and completed surveys to assess the website’s acceptability and usability. Based on participant feedback from the first user test, we modified the eNav website for a second round of testing. Then, feedback from the second user test was used to modify and finalize the eNav website.

Results
Survey results supported the overall usability and acceptability of the website. The average System Usability Scale score for our first user test was 75.25; for the second, it was 75.28. The average Acceptability E-scale score for our first user test was 28.3; for the second, it was 29.2. These scores meet suggested benchmarks for usability and acceptability. During qualitative think-aloud exercises, in both user tests, many participants favorably perceived the website as motivating, interesting, informative, and user-friendly. Respondents also gave suggestions on how to improve the website’s content, usability, accessibility, and appeal. We found that some participants did not have the digital devices or internet access needed to interact with the eNav website at home.

Conclusions
Based on participant feedback on the eNav website and reported limitations to digital access across both user tests, we made modifications to the content and design of the website. We also designed alternative methods of engagement with eNav to increase the tool’s usability, accessibility, and impact for patients with diverse needs, including those with limited access to devices or the internet at home. Next, we will test the eNav intervention in a randomized controlled trial to evaluate the efficacy of the eNav website for improving CRC screening uptake among patients treated at FQHCs.
Genomic Testing in Patients with Kidney Failure of an Unknown Cause
Authors: Mallawaarachchi Amali C. , Fowles Lindsay , Wardrop Louise , Wood Alasdair , O'Shea Rosie , Biros Erik , Harris Trudie , Alexander Stephen I. , Bodek Simon , Boudville Neil , Burke Jo , Burnett Leslie , Casauria Sarah , Chadban Steve , Chakera Aron , Crafter Sam , Dai Pei , De Fazio Paul , Faull Randall , Honda Andrew , Huntley Vanessa , Jahan Sadia , Jayasinghe Kushani , Jose Matthew , Leaver Anna , MacShane Mandi , Madelli Evanthia Olympia , Nicholls Kathy , Pawlowski Rhonda , Rangan Gopi , Snelling Paul , Soraru Jacqueline , Sundaram Madhivanan , Tchan Michel , Valente Giulia , Wallis Mathew , Wedd Laura , Welland Matthew , Whitlam John , Wilkins Ella J. , McCarthy Hugh , Simons Cas , Quinlan Catherine , Patel Chirag , Stark Zornitza , Mallett Andrew J. 
Published: May 2024

Key Points

Twenty-five percent of those with unexplained kidney failure have a monogenic cause.Whole genome sequencing with broad gene panel analysis is a feasible diagnostic approach in nephrology.

Background
The cause of kidney failure is unknown in approximately 10% of patients with stage 5 chronic kidney disease (CKD). For those who first present to nephrology care with kidney failure, standard investigations of serology, imaging, urinalysis, and kidney biopsy are limited differentiators of etiology. We aimed to determine the diagnostic utility of whole genome sequencing (WGS) with analysis of a broad kidney gene panel in patients with kidney failure of unknown cause.

Methods
We prospectively recruited 100 participants who reached CKD stage 5 at the age of ≤50 years and had an unknown cause of kidney failure after standard investigation. Clinically accredited WGS was performed in this national cohort after genetic counseling. The primary analysis was targeted to 388 kidney-related genes with second-tier, genome-wide, and mitochondrial analysis.

Results
The cohort was 61% male and the average age of participants at stage 5 CKD was 32 years (9 months to 50 years). A genetic diagnosis was made in 25% of participants. Disease-causing variants were identified across autosomal dominant tubulointerstitial kidney disease (6), glomerular disorders (4), ciliopathies (3), tubular disorders (2), Alport syndrome (4), and mitochondrial disease (1). Most diagnoses (80%) were in autosomal dominant, X-linked, or mitochondrial conditions (UMOD; COL4A5; INF2; CLCN5; TRPC6; COL4A4; EYA1; HNF1B; WT1; NBEA; m.3243A>G). Participants with a family history of CKD were more likely to have a positive result (odds ratio, 3.29; 95% confidence interval, 1.10 to 11.29). Thirteen percent of participants without a CKD family history had a positive result. In those who first presented in stage 5 CKD, WGS with broad analysis of a curated kidney disease gene panel was diagnostically more informative than kidney biopsy, with biopsy being inconclusive in 24 of the 25 participants.

Conclusions
In this prospectively ascertained Australian cohort, we identified a genetic diagnosis in 25% of patients with kidney failure of unknown cause.
“A Wake-Up Call”: A Mixed-Methods Analysis of Barriers to Type 2 Diabetes Prevention After Gestational Diabetes Mellitus
Authors: DiTosto Julia D. , Gomez-Roas Maria , Niznik Charlotte M. , Williams Brittney R. , Grobman William A. , Yee Lynn M. 
Published: May 2024

Background
Individuals who have gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) are advised to engage in physical activity and healthy eating behaviors in the postpartum period to prevent type 2 diabetes. We aimed to understand individual perspectives on incorporating such lifestyle choices during the first postpartum year.

Methods
This was a mixed-methods analysis of data from individuals with GDM who completed surveys and in-depth interviews at 4–12 weeks and 11–13 months postpartum as part of their participation in a feasibility randomized controlled trial on postpartum patient navigation. Participant attitudes were elicited with surveys (structured items with Likert-scale responses) and interviews that focused on barriers to postpartum type 2 diabetes prevention. We used a concurrent, triangulation design to jointly analyze survey data alongside interview data.

Results
Of 40 participants, 39 provided data about their type 2 diabetes prevention activities. Interview themes triangulated with survey results to yield consistent insights about attitudes regarding physical activity and healthy eating. The majority of participants reported that caring for a new baby and family responsibilities made it much harder to be physically active; fewer participants identified cost of exercise, accessing a safe area to exercise, or breastfeeding as barriers. The most common barriers to healthy eating included caring for a new baby, family responsibilities, and work/school schedules. Although proximity and transportation to healthy food sources were uncommon barriers, when they did occur, they were experienced as major burdens.

Conclusion
Individuals who had GDM reported many barriers to implementing recommended postpartum lifestyle choices. Recognizing these unique needs may enhance provision of guidance for type 2 diabetes prevention postpartum.
Unlocking the Commercialisation Process for Academic Ideas and Their Global Market Impact
Authors: Emamian Sattar , Rahimian Farzad Pour , Awang Mokhtar , Dhingra Deepanshu 
Published: May 2024

Abstract
In an era where the transformation of knowledge into innovation and its successful commercialisation holds paramount significance, this paper explores how universities can turn their research into valuable products and impact the global market. It highlights the substantial impact of collaboration across different phases on innovative concepts, accentuating its influence on the quality of commercialisation. Data collection and market research findings indicate the pressing need for an efficient platform to facilitate collaborative endeavours. As a proposed solution, SCIONS encourages collaboration, sparks creativity, augments commercial prospects, and nurtures practical problem-solving. As a seamless, community-driven platform, it empowers academia to proffer scientific solutions to industry requirements and fosters a competitive marketplace for academic research solutions.
Social Media Use by Vietnamese Journalists: Current Status and Solutions
Authors: Phương Lê Văn , Dũ Võ Thanh 
Published: May 2024

Objective: The objective of this study is to investigate to contribute to more clarity on the current status and solutions of social media use by Vietnamese journalists.

Theoretical Framwork: The study uses a survey research framework to collect detailed data.

Method: Using qualitative and quantitative social research methods this study surveyed 55 Vietnamese journalists from all four media types: print, online, radio, and television.

Results and Discussion: The study found that the majority of Vietnamese journalists use social media, but their use varies in terms of the content they share, their privacy settings, and their use of social media for professional purposes. The results of the survey show that 78.2% of Vietnamese journalists see social media platforms as journalistic tools, while 21.8% do not.

Research Implications: This research is discussed, providing insights into how the results can be applied or influence practices in the field of Journalistic practices.

Originality/value: This study contributes to the literature by highlighting the novelty of Vietnamese journalists' approach to social media in practice (the surveyed group). The study sheds light on the impact of social media communication on journalistic practices. This study contributes to the research and understanding of how Vietnamese journalists use social media platforms in the current context.
Key Variables for Farming Business Sustainability in Urban Subak
Authors: Wulandari Putu Riska , Saskara Ida Ayu Nyoman , Yasa I Gusti Wayan Murjana , Marhaeni Anak Agung Istri Ngurah 
Published: May 2024

Objective: Sustainability of farming is an effort to manage resources to meet economic, social, and aesthetic needs while maintaining cultural integrity and, most importantly, ecological processes that support life. The challenge currently faced by farming in urban Subak is farming on narrow land but with high productivity in meeting the needs of urban communities. This research aims to analyze the key variables for the sustainability of farming in urban Subak. Method: Data was collected through field visits, interviews, and focus group discussions (FGD). MICMAC analysis is used to analyze variables that influence the sustainability of farming in urban Subak. Results and Discussion: The research results show that twelve variables influence the sustainability of farming in urban Subak, which are covered in five dimensions: economic, ecological, social, institutional, and cultural. The variables that are key drivers are land area from the ecological dimension, product types and prices of inputs from the economic dimension, and agricultural ceremonies from the cultural dimension. Research Implications: The variables from these findings are likely to be a view of the future (foresight), that is, the choice of stakeholders in the sustainability of farming in Subak in urban areas in the future. Originality/Value: Previous studies on subak focused on the cultural aspects of subak in Bali in rural areas, while this study focuses on urban subak and not only sees it from the cultural point of view.
Preferred Learning Model in Studying English as a Foreign Language During Post-Pandemic Period: Blended Learning, Online Learning, or Face to Face?
Authors: Handayani Nengah Dwi , Nitiasih Putu Kerti , Sutama I Made , Ratminingsih Ni Made 
Published: May 2024

Objective: Before and During the Covid-19 pandemic, students in Indonesia experienced face to face learning, online learning, and blended learning. Since the students have experienced those three learning models, this study was conducted to investigate the learning model that is preferred by the students during post-pandemic period and identify the reasons why they chose a particular learning model in learning English as a foreign language context.

Method: To achieve that research objective, this study was conducted by following a mixed-methods study method, the sequential explanatory design. The researchers started this study by collecting the quantitative data to identify the learning models preferred by the university students in Bali when they have an English class during post-pandemic period. Then, it was followed by collecting qualitative data to explain why the students preferred a certain learning model for the English class. The respondents of the study were 100 lecturers and 200 university students. The researchers collected the study data through questionnaires and interviews. The questionnaires were delivered using Google Forms, and the interviews via Google Meet.

Results and Discussion: The study reveals that most lecturers and students preferred the blended learning model to teach and learn English. In general, the selection of the learning model preferred by the lecturers and students was influenced by educational and health factors. Therefore, it can be concluded that the students’ preference on selecting a learning model is not influence by the educational reasons only.

Research Implications: Face to face instruction is crucial in an education process, because a real teacher-student interaction will happen through face to face instruction. Thus, blended learning is more preferable by the students than e-learning.

Originality/Value: Previous studies on blended in Indonesia were conducted to reveal the effectiveness of blended learning education for the broader use of blended learning in modern learning. Only a few studies were conducted to reveal their effectiveness in limited face-to-face learning during the post-pandemic of Covid-19. Therefore, this study mainly focused on investigating the effectiveness of blended learning during the implementation of limited-face to-face learning in Indonesia during the post-pandemic of the covid-19 pandemic. This study was necessary because the findings can guide educators to develop a more effective learning environment.
Pengaruh pH dan CTAB (Cetyl Trimethyl Ammonium Bromida) terhadap Morfologi Silika
Authors: Iqbal Mohammad , Dewa Krisna Kumara , Dyah Meiska , Suprihatin Suprihatin , Fauziyah Nur Aini 
Published: May 2024

Pada penelitian ini membahas terkait pengaruh penambahan pH dan CTAB (Cetyl Trimethyl Ammonium Bromida) terhadap morfologi silika dari abu vulkanik. Abu vulkanik memiliki kandungan silika yang cukup tinggi. Metode yang digunakan dalam pembuatan silika adalah kopresipitasi. Kemudian, silika dilakukan analisis XRD, SEM, dan FIIR untuk mengetahui fase, morfologi pada sampel, dan gugus fungsi. Pada analisis XRD diperoleh hasil bahwa silika memiliki fase amorf yang lebih dominan. Dikarenakan material awal yang digunakan merupakan abu vulkanik yang berbentuk amorf sehingga silika (SiO2) yang dihasilkan juga akan berbentuk amorf. Pada analisis SEM terhadap silika (SiO2) menunjukkan morfologi permukaan pada sampel, dimana silika (SiO2) memiliki bentuk mesoporous. Hasil dari penelitian ini mendapatkan ukuran partikel terkecil yaitu 27,3174 nm sedangkan yang terbesar yaitu 103,5214 nm. pH dan Cetyl Trimethyl Ammonium Bromida (CTAB) berpengaruh terhadap struktur kristal dan ukuran partikel silika yang didapatkan. Sedangkan pada analisis FTIR ditandai dengan adanya gugus fungsiÂ Si â€“ O â€“ Si dengan rentang panjang gelombang 1000 â€“ 1115 cm-1 .
Penerapan Business Intelligence dan Prescriptive Analytics pada Mutu Pelayanan Kesehatan Rumah Sakit di Kota Pekanbaru
Authors: Irsyalina Reysha , Santi Rahmatika Pratama 
Published: May 2024

Dinas Kesehatan Kota Pekanbaru merupakan lembaga pemerintahan yang berwenang dan bertanggungjawab di bidang kesehatan. Salah satu fungsi dari Dinas Kesehatan Kota Pekanbaru yaitu melakukan pembinaan serta pengawasan mutu Pelayanan Kesehatan Dasar dan Rujukan. Pembinaan dan pengawasan dilakukan sebagai usaha untuk meningkatkan kepatuhan pengukuran dan pelaporan dari indikator mutu termasuk yang bersifat mandatory. Saat ini Dinas Kesehatan Kota Pekanbaru mengalami kendala dalam memanfaatkan data secara optimal karena pengolahan data masih terbatas. Laporan kinerja diunduh dalam bentuk excel dari aplikasi Mutufasyankes kemudian dilakukan analisis secara manual. Kondisi tersebut menyebabkan analisis kualitas layanan kesehatan untuk menyusun strategi pengembangan mutu pelayanan kesehatan memerlukan waktu yang lama karena harus mengolah data secara manual dari rekap data laporan kinerja rumah sakit setiap bulan. Analisa pada laporan kinerja pun tidak seragam sehingga pernyataan pada rencana tindak lanjut berbeda-beda. Oleh karena itu, dibutuhkan sebuah Business Intelligence yang dapat memudahkan dalam pengolahan data dan visualisasi dashboard sehingga menghasilkan informasi untuk membantu pendukung keputusan dalam strategi pengembangan mutu pelayanan kesehatan di Kota Pekanbaru. Metode yang dilakukan yaitu observasi, wawancara, analisis dokumen, studi literatur dan tahapan Roadmap BI yang terdiri dari justification, planning, business analysis, dan construction. Hasil penelitian berupa dashboard yang terdiri dari dashboard informasi umum, dashboard monitoring, dashboard evaluasi, dashboard analisa capaian, dan dashboard clustering. Hasil pengujian menggunakan metode user acceptance test (UAT) telah menunjukkan bahwa tingkat penerimaan responden sangat tinggi yaitu sebesar 90%. Dengan penerapan business intelligence, informasi mengenai kualitas layanan rumah sakit dari data indikator nasional mutu dapat diakses dan digunakan dalam menyusun strategi pengembangan mutu pelayanan kesehatan.
Eksistensi Dewata dalam Lontar Tutur Gong Besi
Authors: Budi Adnyana Gede Agus 
Published: May 2024

Lotar Tutur Gong Besi merupakan salah satu lontar yang masuk ke dalam kesusastraan Bali, dengan klasifkasi lontar tattwa. Untuk mengetahui bagaimana teks Lontar Tutur Gong Besi dan Stuktur naratif yang membentuk bangun lontar tersebut, sebagai karya sastra. Dari bangun naratif tersebut, akan ditemukan eksistensi Dewata sebagai manifestasi Tuhan Yang Mahaesa. Penelitian ini mempergunakan metode deskriptif kualitatif dengan mempergunakan teks Lontar Tutur Gong Besi, sebagai data primernya dan literatur lainnya yang memiliki korelasi, sebagai data sekunder.