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Knowledge Management Barriers in the Brazilian Energy Sector
Authors: Gouveia Amanda , Gonçalves Antonio Augusto , Sabbadini Francisco Santos , Barbosa José Geraldo Pereira 
Published: May 2024

Paper aims: Nowadays, there are happening profoundly changes in the energy sector worldwide. The principal innovations are sustainability, the growing share of renewable energy sources, and energy efficiency. Knowledge Management (KM) is a critical process in energy companies. KM implementation is harmfully affected by factors known as KM barriers. This paper aims to identify those barriers. Originality: Knowledge management is fundamental to most organizations’ strategy and operations in the energy sector. However, the energy companies need to overcome KM barriers. These issues are rarely addressed in the literature. Research method: This empirical, theoretical study is a qualitative approach, descriptive and exploratory. The research adopts the single case study method, having semi-structured interviews and participant observation to identify KM barriers. Main findings: Results demonstrate that the lack of incentive from top management, lack of motivation for sharing, staff retention hardship, and focusing merely on operations efficiency was identified as the main barriers to develop KM. Implications for theory and practice: These perspectives have not been explored yet and shall open a new approach to knowledge management implementation in energy companies. It offers practical guidance for diffusing and deploying KM initiatives in the energy sector.
Receipt of Diabetes Specialty Care and Management Services by Older Adults With Diabetes in the U.S., 2015–2019: An Analysis of Medicare Fee-for-Service Claims
Authors: Kahkoska Anna R. , Busby-Whitehead Jan , Jonsson Funk Michele , Pratley Richard E. , Weinstock Ruth S. , Young Laura A. , Weinstein Joshua M. 
Published: May 2024

OBJECTIVE
We characterized the receipt of diabetes specialty care and management services among older adults with diabetes.

RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS
Using a 20% random sample of fee-for-service Medicare beneficiaries aged ≥65 years, we analyzed cohorts of type 1 diabetes (T1D) or type 2 diabetes (T2D) with history of severe hypoglycemia (HoH), and all other T2D annually from 2015 to 2019. Outcomes were receipt of office-based endocrinology care, diabetes education, outpatient diabetes health services, excluding those provided in primary care, and any of the aforementioned services.

RESULTS
In the T1D cohort, receipt of endocrinology care and any service increased from 25.9% and 29.2% in 2015 to 32.7% and 37.4% in 2019, respectively. In the T2D with HoH cohort, receipt of endocrinology care and any service was 13.9% and 16.4% in 2015, with minimal increases. Age, race/ethnicity, residential setting, and income were associated with receiving care.

CONCLUSIONS
These findings suggest that many older adults may not receive specialty diabetes care and underscore health disparities.
Análisis Diseños Curriculares de Inteligencia Artificial en Educación Media
Authors: González Angeletti Valeria Carolina 
Published: May 2024

Esta investigación plantea la comparación y observación de los Diseños curriculares sobre Inteligencia Artificial (IA) de países que participaron del Encuentro International Computer and Information Literacy Study (ICILS, 2018), y se agregó intencionalmente a la República Argentina de manera de saber el estado de situación de este país. La muestra afectada a este estudio, fue seleccionada por tratarse de países interesados en la calidad educativa relacionada a la Alfabetización Digital. El tiempo en el que se recolectaron los datos fue desde mayo de 2023 a enero de 2024; y el objeto de estudio fueron aquellos contenidos y competencias relacionados a la Inteligencia Artificial, en el Ciclo Básico de escuelas secundarias. Dentro de los principales hallazgos, observamos un escaso desarrollo de un apropiado marco nacional con los contenidos prioritarios en la materia, lo que impide un adecuado y coherente desarrollo de esta materia en los planes de estudio de las distintas jurisdicciones dependientes.
Inteligencia Artificial para personalizar el aprendizaje de Matemática. Una mirada a un curso de ALEKS para docentes de Educación Media de Uruguay
Authors: Bentancor Gustavo , Velázquez Lily , Noguera Rosas Paola 
Published: May 2024

El artículo que se presenta se basa en una investigación en la que participaron los tres autores y cuyo principal objetivo fue comprender y describir las prácticas docentes de uso del componente de personalización basado en Inteligencia Artificial de la plataforma ALEKS para promover la enseñanza de la Matemática en Educación Media. El diseño metodológico fue mixto y combinó instrumentos cuantitativos y cualitativos (encuesta digital aplicada a 86 profesores y 11 entrevistas en profundidad). Se identificaron tres estrategias de uso (ejercitación, construcción y resignificación) de acuerdo a las zonas de la plataforma que los docentes promueven en el aula y a las acciones pedagógicas que persiguen. El uso que realizan los docentes del componente de Inteligencia Artificial es limitado, dado que 6 de cada 10 docentes muestran estrategias de uso principalmente para la ejercitación. Se constató que existen diferencias estadísticamente significativas entre las estrategias que despliegan las docentes y los docentes 〖(χ〗^2=18,486,p=,000), no así de las variables posgrado〖(χ〗^2=1,023,p=,600), grupo etario〖(χ〗^2=1,297,p=,862) y experiencia〖(χ〗^2=5,427,p=,246) respecto a las estrategias seleccionadas por los docentes con ALEKS.
Ikhwan al-Muslimin and Political Movement
Authors: Tahir Gustia 
Published: May 2024

The Muslim Brotherhood is a movement founded by Hasan al-Banna in 1928. The aim of this movement was originally to spread Islamic values. However, in its development, the teachings of the Muslim Brotherhood spread beyond Egypt and grew into a political movement with the aim of ending British colonial control and destroying all Western influence. The organization's goal is to establish a state governed by sharia law with the slogan "Islam is the solution". This research aims to explore al-Hasan al-Banna's thoughts through the Muslim Brotherhood movement which was able to spread out to various countries with the political ideology it carries. The data is extracted from various writings with historical and political approaches. The results of this research show that Hasan al-Banna had progressive ideas to advance Islam through political channels. For him, through this way, aspects of the life of Muslims, such as economic, social, educational and cultural, can be improved.
Promoting the Emotional and Social Intelligence of Early Childhood by Improving Pre-Service Teacher Performance Through Collaborative Learning Process
Authors: Chongcharoen Duangkamol , Waiyaroop Suphanwadee , Phangsanga Disira , Khan Muhammad Shahid 
Published: May 2024

Objective: Early childhood teachers play a crucial role in determining the direction of children's development by possessing an understanding of the science of early childhood education and appropriate strategies for organizing teaching and learning activities. This semi-experimental research aims to investigate the effectiveness of collaborative teaching processes in promoting emotional and social intelligence skills among early childhood education students.

Theoretical Framework: Promoting the emotional and social intelligence of early childhood. Pre-service teacher performance through collaborative learning process

Method: The target group for this research comprises of 60 first-year pre-service teacher studying Early Childhood Education in the Faculty of Education at Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, enrolled in the ECC1306 course for organizing emotional and social intelligence skills activities for early childhood in the second semester of the academic year 2021. The research design is semi-experimental quasi-experimental research, with purposive sampling selected by the researchers themselves, as they are the instructors for the course.

Results and Discussion: The results showed that pre-service teacher achieved higher academic achievement through collaborative learning activities, with a 33.56% increase in scores. this study suggests that collaborative learning activities designed to promote emotional and social intelligence in early childhood can lead to improved academic achievement and higher levels of student satisfaction with cooperative learning management.

Research Implications: It would be valuable to investigate the impact of the umbrella learning process and cooperative learning activities on emotional and social intelligence development in children beyond the early childhood years. Future research could focus on examining the impact of these teaching methods on diverse student populations, including students with disabilities or from different cultural and linguistic backgrounds. It would be valuable to explore the potential for technology-mediated cooperative learning activities, as well as other innovative approaches to collaborative teaching.

Originality/Value: when individually considering pre-service teacher's pre and post test scores, they were found to have higher academic achievement after participating in all cooperative learning activities in designing activities that promote emotional and social intelligence of early childhood at the highest level (X = 3.88, S.D. = 0.18).
The Role of Government Policy is Shaping F1 Circuit Development and Public Welfare in Bintan Island Indonesia
Authors: Hutabarat Francis 
Published: May 2024

Objective: The objective of this study is to investigate the role of government policy in shaping tourism development and public welfare in Bintan Islands Indonesia, with an emphasis of mediating role tourism development of F1 circuit in Bintan.

Methods: This research employed the PLS Structural Equation Modeling method to analyze the quantitative data gathered by means Likert scale quaestionnaires.

Results and Discussion: The findings shows that government policy, public participation, and local potential has a positive and significant role in shaping tourism development and public welfare. There is no direct role between government policy and public welfare. In addition, the mediating role of tourism development was found to be significant, able to mediate the relationship between government policy, public participation, local potential and public welfare.

Research Implications: Managerial implication inculde improving policy, increase inclution of public participation, cultivate local potential to improve tourism development and public welfare.

Originality/Value: This study contributes to the understanding of the complex dynamics in the work of managing government and offer insight for government in improving tourism development and public welfare. Recommendation involve to increase strategic policies of the government, inclution of public participation, support cultivation of local potential, and stimulate the development of tourism by support the F1 circuit development which eventually benefitted public welfare.
Sustainable Development of Tourism in Azerbaijan: Current Situation, Problems and Solution
Authors: Bayramli Gadir 
Published: May 2024

Objective: This study aims to examine the dynamics of tourism in order to sustain the sustainable development of tourism in Azerbaijan.

Theoretical Framework: In the study, the dynamics affecting tourism in Azerbaijan are explained.

Method: In the study, an analysis was made to ensure sustainable tourism in line with the data obtained from the Azerbaijan Statistical Institute.

Results and Discussion: As a result of sustainable tourism potential assessment in Azerbaijan, Guba-Khachmaz, Sheki-Zakatala, Ganja-Gazakh, Upper Garabagh, Daghlig-Shirvan regions are more promising in terms of sustainable tourism is seen.

Research Implications: Thanks to the continuation of tourism reforms, planned tourism policy and public-private partnership in the field of tourism, Azerbaijan can become a country where sustainable tourism develops.
Sustainability Indicators Applied to Water Resource Management: A Case Study of The Lower Course of The Paraíba do Sul River Watershed, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Authors: Riscado Thaís Nacif de Souza , Barreto Nayara Félix , Ferreira Maria Inês Paes , Oliveira Daniela Bogado Bastos de , Umbelino Luís Felipe 
Published: May 2024

Objective: This paper presents an indicator system called "thrivability appraisal", developed based on the systemic view of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). This system combines seven dimensions of sustainability with principles of integrated and participatory water management.

Theoretical Framework: The deprivation of resources, functions, and ecosystem services, which play a crucial role in the well-being and sustainability of communities, represents a challenge for development as established by the Millennium Summit. The publication of the United Nations' 2030 Agenda defined seventeen SDG, with the aim of promoting prosperity for all human populations. In the face of this challenge, water stands out as an essential chemical component for life, as well as for the health, well-being, and economic prosperity of populations. SDG 6 specifically addresses this issue, recognizing it as fundamental not only to achieve sustainability at the local, regional, and global levels but also to promote prosperity.

Method: The thrivability appraisal methodology is based on an indicator system composed by 49 parameters chosen according to Ostrom’s seven sustainability principles. Secondary data from technical and academic documents were analyzed, complemented by primary data obtained through the environmental perception of representatives from the Watershed Committee of the IXth Hidrographic State Region (RH-IX).

Results and Discussion: Water resources management sustainability evaluation in RH-IX revealed the existence of considerable challenges, as well as the need to strengthen participatory governance.

Research Implications: The research showed that thrivability appraisal can be an important tool to suport decision-making definitions of the Committee.
Conflict Resolution as A Game: The Government's Policy Agenda has Been Neglected Through Negotiation and Compensation
Authors: Angin Ria , Manggala Adhitya Surya 
Published: May 2024

Purpose: This research examines how official actors play a role in resolving conflicts between the farming community and the cement company.

Method: This qualitative research focuses on farmers in Puger District affected by PT Imasco Asiatic's irrigation canal closure, as well as community leaders. In-depth interviews will be conducted with participants, and data will be confirmed using GIS for accuracy. GIS is used to verify the accuracy of the information.

Result and Discussion: Commodity factories in Indonesia have refused to implement the government's policy agenda and instead negotiated with the Water User Farmers Association (HIPPA) and provided compensation. Both official and unofficial parties, including community and religious leaders, tried to resolve the conflict, but HIPPA, without deliberation, agreed to accept compensation. The change in attitude of the Puger Kulon farming community made the government's struggle meaningful. The role of actors in the policy process is complex, with each actor competing to open policy windows and influence the agenda-setting stage.

Implication of the Research: This research contributes to the existing literature by providing insights into conflict resolution between government companies and citizens. On the other hand, highlighting the role of actors in the policy process is complex, with each actor competing to open policy windows and influence the agenda-setting stage.

Originality/Value: Official actors (government) dominate in policy making. However, the government has no coercive power since there is a non-official group (outside government) that has negotiated and changed the behavior of farmers.
Scientific Mapping of Machine Learning Methods in Predicting Power Output of Solar Photovoltaic Power Systems
Authors: Pinheiro Elisângela , Muller Felipe Martins 
Published: May 2024

Objective: This study aimed to conduct a scientometric mapping of the scientific literature on prediction models in photovoltaic solar energy generation, with a special focus on grid-connected photovoltaic systems (GCPV), aiming to provide important insights for researchers, policymakers, and professionals interested in advancing the integration of photovoltaic solar energy into the current energy distribution system.

Theoretical Framework: In this section, the main concepts and theories underpinning the research are presented, focusing on prediction models in photovoltaic solar energy generation, as well as grid-connected photovoltaic systems (GCPV).

Method: The methodology adopted comprised a bibliometric approach, analyzing publications indexed in the Scopus and Web of Science databases over the last decade, using the Biblioshiny software from RStudio.

Results and Discussion: The results revealed a significant growth in academic production, identifying key authors, leading research countries, and influential journals in the field. Central and emerging themes were also mapped, along with research gaps and opportunities in the field of photovoltaic solar energy.

Research Implications: The practical and theoretical implications of this research include insights into how the results may influence the integration of photovoltaic solar energy into the energy distribution system, impacting areas such as scientific research, policy development, and professional practice.

Originality/Value: This study contributes to the literature by offering a comprehensive mapping of research on prediction models in photovoltaic solar energy generation, highlighting gaps and opportunities to advance the field, as well as providing valuable insights for various stakeholders interested in this area.
BAIRROS NEGROS: FORMAS DE MORAR, FORMAS DE ALUGAR
Authors: Jesus Tiago Souza de , Cunha Junior Henrique 
Published: May 2024

Este texto é um fragmento de uma dissertação de mestrado defendida em 2023 no Programa de Pós-graduação em Educação. Envereda pelos caminhos da afrodescendência, do patrimônio cultural negro, das formas de morar e de alugar moradias na Comunidade Rosalina, um bairro negro que surgiu no início da década de 1990, no bairro Parque dois irmãos, na cidade de Fortaleza-CE. O “fenômeno” de seu surgimento pode ser explicado pelo déficit imobiliário causado pela especulação ao longo da citada década. As políticas capitalistas e racistas deste período sublinham às populações negras da cidade de Fortaleza a ocupação de terrenos como única possibilidade de conquista da moradia. Neste sentido, ocupa-se um território que nele será impresso uma forma de morar. Para esta população, a moradia é mais que um lugar em que a vida privada acontece, é um patrimônio. O patrimônio cultural negro abrange aspectos materiais e imateriais que são carregados de valores atribuídos pela própria população afrodescendente à sua memória, história e cultura. O objetivo foi compreender a forma de alugar e a forma de morar existente no bairro, destacando elementos da história e da cultura negra, as formas de vida, organização e sociabilidades no cotidiano. Como resultado, fica evidente as dinâmicas sociais e experiências cotidianas dentro de um contexto marcado pelo racismo antinegro e pela segregação espacial e social e que as formas de morar e de alugar na Rosalina apresentam aspectos que tornam a experiência afrodescendente específica, de modo que o morar e o alugar é um ato coletivo.
Preceptoria em programa de residência médica em cirurgia vascular na periferia da cidade de São Paulo: relato de experiência
Authors: Costa Regina de Faria Bittencourt da , Carneiro Thaylane Coutinho dos Santos 
Published: May 2024

Objetivo: Relatar a experiência como preceptora do Programa de Residência Médica em Cirurgia Vascular em Hospital do Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS), na periferia da cidade de São Paulo. Relato de experiência: Trata-se de relato de experiência, do tipo descritivo, da prática da preceptoria em programa de residência de cirurgia vascular, em Hospital do SUS. O hospital conta com 300 leitos, 11 preceptores, 12 programas de residências médica, incluindo, residência em cirurgia vascular credenciada pelo Ministério da Cultura (MEC) com duas vagas anuais e duração de dois anos. O hospital público é terciário e de portas abertas com alta demanda de doentes, escassez de recursos humanos e materiais. Atende, exclusivamente, pacientes SUS em uma região extensa, adversa, heterogênea e, por vezes violenta, o que impacta na escolha e permanência de profissionais e dos residentes. Considerações finais: O exercício da preceptoria em cirurgia vascular é um desafio em Hospital do SUS, há necessidade de conciliar as inovações tecnológicas, escassez de recursos, as necessidades dos residentes, mediar conflitos de gestão, éticos, interpessoais, intrapessoais, garantir a segurança, assistência técnica e ética aos usuários, além do preceptor ter que promover sua própria capacitação.
Optimising Palliative Care for Children with Metastatic Neuroblastoma and the Paediatrician’s Role in a Shared Care Model – Proposal from a Regional Cancer Centre in India
Authors: Nair Manjusha , Thankamony Priyakumari , Rajeswari Binitha , Guruprasad C. S. , Prasanth V. R. , Prasanth C. V. , Parukkutty Kusumakumary 
Published: May 2024

Objectives:
The burden of advanced and metastatic cancer is high among children in developing countries, and palliative care (PC) services for children are sparsely available and poorly accessed. To estimate the burden of PC requirements in children with metastatic neuroblastoma (NB), and to evaluate the PC services offered.

Materials and Methods:
Retrospective analysis of case records of children 1–14 years diagnosed with metastatic NB from 1 January 2008 to 31 December 2017.

Results:
One hundred and nineteen patients with metastatic NB were included, of which 87 patients received PC consultation. Early PC referral occurred only in 13 patients (14.9%), and pain was the most prominent symptom. Shifting of care from oncology to PC occurred at disease relapse in 58 patients (66.6%) and at end-of-life in 16 patients (18.3%). Nausea/vomiting, constipation and abdominal distension were the most common symptoms during end-of-life. Seventy-one patients (85%) died of disease, median time to death being 9 months from diagnosis and 4 months from relapse. The mean time from initiation of PC to death was 4.2 months.

Conclusion:
Timely integration of PC and shared care incorporating the oncology team, PC team and local paediatricians can ease out transition in care, ensure a continuum of care and improve the quality of treatment delivered to children with metastatic cancer.
Cities in Algeria, between growing needs for urbanizable land and constraints of spatial development. Case of Beni Saf, a small coastal town in the Tellian Atlas of western Algeria
Authors: MERABET Yamina , TAHRAOUI Fatima 
Published: May 2024

Les villes algériennes toutes strates confondues ont besoin de foncier urbanisable mais des contraintes multiformes peuvent inhiber leur excroissance telles la vulnérabilité du site, la législation inhérente au (littoral, terres agricoles et zones forestières) et la propriété privée du sol. Le cas de la petite ville de Béni Saf objet de cet article dans l’Atlas Tellien de l’ouest algérien pâtit de l’ensemble de ces dernières. Comment s’est-elle développée à partir d’un camp de mineurs pendant la période coloniale et comment est préconisée sa sortie de l’impasse du manque de terrains urbanisables, quel en est l’efficience : telles sont les questions que nous tentons d’élucider. À ce propos, le recours a été fait à l’histoire urbaine de cette ville, aux différents plans d’aménagement et d’urbanisme post indépendance, à des investigations au niveau des institutions étatiques locales dont la DUAC, l’ONS et à d’autres in situ.