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Optimization of the organization of providing medical care to victims in road accidents in the territory of the Тula region
Authors: Gumenyuk S. A. , Mukhin S. I. , Potapov V. I. , Fedotov S. A. 
Published: February 2025

The purpose of the study is to evaluate the results of improving the medical support system for the population of the Tula region in eliminating the consequences of emergencies caused by road accidents based on the development, implementation and evaluation of the effectiveness of new organizational medical support technologies.Materials and methods of research. Reports on the work of the TCMC of the Tula region, accounting forms filled out by specialists of the territorial Center for Disaster Medicine (TCMC) in the information system «Monitoring of disaster Medicine centers» (smk.minzdrav.gov.ru); reporting forms of sectoral statistical observation No. 55 and 56 «Information on the activities of medical organizations providing emergency medical care and medical evacuation during field visits forms of work, including those with departments of emergency advisory medical care» for 2018–2022. The research methods are analytical and statistical.The results of the study and their analysis. A comparative analysis of road traffic injury rates in 15 regions of the Central Federal District of Russia has been performed. The changes that occurred during the improvement of the complex of systemic approaches to the organization of emergency medical care to the population affected by road accidents in the Tula region are analyzed.
Expanded Loans as Forms of Indigenous Access, Reconnection, and Sovereignty
Authors: Peers Laura , Beavis Lori , Beavis Christine 
Published: February 2025

Abstract
Addressing the legacies of colonial collections and enabling Indigenous Peoples to reconnect with or extend sovereignty over ancestral items in museums requires tools in addition to repatriation. This article explores the concept of an expanded loan, which adds to the activities normally connected to a loan to include meaningful forms of Indigenous community engagement with loaned items, including ceremony and out-of-case visits/research sessions. The To Honour and Respect project, an expanded loan from the Royal Collection Trust to the Peterborough Museum and Archives in Canada, led by Hiawatha First Nation, is used as a case study to examine the possibilities and tensions raised by expanded loans.
A Munduruku Headdress
Authors: Herle Anita 
Published: February 2025

Abstract
Objects in museum collections can be productively explored as repositories of environmental knowledge situated within particular cultural practices and ontologies. Research on a distinctive Munduruku headdress with its crown of golden feathers produced by tapirage—a remarkable Indigenous practice of changing the color of feathers on living parrots—opened up new ways of thinking about the intertwined relations between natural history specimens and artifacts, and between nature and culture. A comparative investigation of the headdress's materiality, construction, history, and use highlights its transformative potential, while providing insights into museum practice, international networks of exchange, and the fragmented and dispersed nature of “museum evidence.” The knowledge and power imbedded in museum collections can be reactivated through multidisciplinary research and collaboration with Indigenous knowledge holders.
Curating the In-Between
Authors: Rubinstein Samara , Schmitz Colleen M. 
Published: February 2025

Abstract
This article explores how museum practices have evolved in producing knowledge, focusing on a new museum for life sciences and the environment. It proposes a curatorial practice that creates active zones of exchange, bringing together disciplines and breaking down traditional boundaries. This approach aims to produce new forms of knowledge and rethink human-environmental relations. Central to this is the reactivation of natural history collections. By weaving together a plurality of perspectives, material archives become portals into past, present and future ways of knowing. By highlighting human influence, often missing in depictions of nature, it aims to blur the lines between nature and culture. The article outlines these approaches with case studies and situates the future museum within a historical context.
Desarrollo de software aplicando una propuesta metodológica diseñada en la Universidad Católica de Pereira
Authors: Peláez Valencia Luis Eduardo , Toro Lazo Alonso , Carvajal Portilla Diana Lizeth , López López Daniel Carolina 
Published: February 2025

This article is the result of the research project entitled “Validation of a model for the software development in order to improve the process and the product in MSMEs and SMEs which create software in Colombia “. It is carried out at Universidad Católica de Pereira by the research group Innovation and Engineering (GIII-UCP).
The model comprises a number of phases and activities around the development and management: requirements, architecture, construction, testing, implementation, planning and estimating, SQA, versions’ settings, incident reporting and documentation.
In order to validate the model, it is planned at first; to carry out software development following a specific methodology. One of these developments is “a good standing certificate system” - that allows the management of information and documents in the cloud-. The general objective of this work is the application of an own model in the process of development and management of the system. So that, the means to validate the quality of the software developed, in the implementation of future projects, contrasted to others similar existing in the market, will be ready.
Evaluando la Usabilidad de Aplicaciones de Televisión Digital Interactiva desde una Perspectiva Colaborativa
Authors: Solano Andrés F. , Collazos Cesar A. Collazos , Arciniegas José L. 
Published: February 2025

Usability evaluation of an interactive software system is one of the most important stages inside the user- centered design. Usability evaluation methods (UEM) are quite diverse, there are variables like costs, time availability, human resources, etc., that are important to take into account. A large number of UEM can be used to evaluate interactive digital television (iTV) applications, but questions arise when deciding which method or combination of methods give more relevant information. In that sense, this paper discusses a methodological proposal to guide the usability evaluation of iTV applications, which consists of UEM that integrates collaborative processes in order to improve the stringency and consistency in the analysis of results.
Aplicación de un Método Espectral en la Solución de Ecuaciones Diferenciales de Segundo Orden con Coeficientes Constantes
Authors: Paniagua Juan Guillermo , Pérez John Alexander , Naspirán Herrera Luis Eduardo 
Published: February 2025

Spectral methods have been successfully applied to numerical simulation in a variety of fields, such as heat transfer, fluid dynamics, quantum mechanics and so on. They are powerful tools for the numerical solutions of differential equations, ordinary and partial.
This paper presents a spectral method based on polynomial interpolation nodes distributed according to Chebyshev grids, to solve a second order ordinary differential equation with constant coefficients. It demonstrates the accuracy of this method as compared to finite difference method and this advantage is theoretically explained
Metodología Basada en Patrones y Memoria Aplicada al Aprendizaje en un Programa de Ingeniería de Sistemas
Authors: Trejos Buriticá Omar Iván , Morales González Álvaro Ignacio 
Published: February 2025

This article is a product of the research Project “A model with BBL in the improvement of the learning process using affective techniques” approved by Vicerrectoria de Investigaciones from Universidad Tecnológica de Pereira. This project takes place in the Universidad Tecnológica de Pereira, Facultad de Ingenierías, Programa de Ingeniería de Sistemas y Computación”. It contains the description of the experience in the 1st Programming course to exploit the brain characteristics around patterns and memory in the simplification of the learning process in the context of the matter. You can find some concepts and the invitation to adopt this methodology in the technological field.
Aportes De La Investigación-Acción Educativa En La Enseñanza De Las Ciencias Básicas
Authors: Ramírez Machado Elmer José 
Published: February 2025

This article socializes the concept of research which is being developed in the specialization program in Didactics for sciences with emphasis in Mathematics, offered by Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana. Its aim is systematizing the actionresearch experience with a group of teachers, looking forward the transformation of their pedagogical practice, based on a capacitating model which has its support on the research process. The hypothesis established for the project, is that one of “the teacher as a researcher”. In this perspective, this paper is supported on thetheories proposed by Stenhouse, about this problematic situation.
The project also considers some postulates proposed around education in mathematics, the teacher as a researcher, as well as three orientations about classroom research: first of all qualitative ethnographic research about school situations, as experiences analyzed from the outside of the teaching practice; a second orientation about curriculum, and the third focused on educational actionresearch, centered on the praxis of those teachers who are still working.
Sedimentary evidences of historical climate and sea level changes in the coast from Cadiz Bay (SW Spain), and their interaction with regional very high-energy oceanic events
Authors: Gutiérrez-Mas José Manuel , Alvarez-Alonso Ricardo , Sánchez-Bellón Ángel 
Published: February 2025

The study attempts to establish the depositional history of recent coastal bioclastic sediments from the Cadiz Bay (SW Spain). These deposits are carbonated shelly intercalations interbedded in coastal sands. They are lying to different heights above the present-day sea level. Their 14C ages represent a time interval from 200 years (yr) BC to 850 yr AD, which includes the Roman Warm Period and the start of the Medieval Warm Period. Sedimentary, mineralogical, chemical, and isotopic (δ18O) analyses were used to determine responses of the coastal depositional environments to the environmental changes and to the action of high-energy oceanic events. Sedimentologic analysis of these shelly beds shows depositional features typical of high-energy directional flows caused by great waves from storms or tsunamis, which would also explain the origin and the topographic position of these shelly accumulations. The δ18O values obtained suggest that in this North Atlantic area, the seawater temperature fluctuations were relatively small, with an amplitude similar to the present-day seasonal temperature fluctuations of the Mediterranean Sea. This fact may be attributable both to a middle-low latitude of the study zone and mix of water masses from the Atlantic and Mediterranean currents, which could moderate the effects caused by the climate changes observable in Atlantic areas of higher latitude.
Cross-cultural adaptation, reliability and validity of the Turkish version of the stroke exercise preference inventory
Authors: Arıkan Halime , Sertel Meral 
Published: February 2025

IntroductionWhile studies on version adaptation, validity, and reliability are common, no tools exist in Turkish literature to assess exercise preferences in stroke patients. This research aimed to translate the Stroke Exercise Preference Inventory (SEPI) into Turkish and evaluate its validity and reliability in stroke patients.MethodsNinety stroke patients completed the SEPI, Exercise Benefits/ Barriers Scale (EBBS), Behavioral Regulation in Exercise Questionnaire (BREQ-2), Stroke-Specific Quality of Life Scale (SSQoLS), and Frenchay Activities Index (FAI). The SEPI was translated into Turkish using a standard forward-backward translation process. Psychometric properties such as structural and construct validity, test–retest reliability, and internal consistency were assessed.ResultsReliability analysis demonstrated high internal consistency for SEPI-13, with Cronbach’s α values of 0.931. Validity testing revealed a 3-factor structure for SEPI-13, explaining 69.029% of total variance. CFA confirmed the model with acceptable fit indices. Construct validity showed good correlations with EBBS (r = −0.771; p &lt; 0.001) and BREQ-2 (r = from −0.541 to 0.732; p &lt; 0.001) for convergent validity, while divergent validity was supported by weak correlations with SSQoLS (r = 0.165; p = 0.120) and FAI (r = 0.137; p = 0.197). No floor or ceiling effects were observed for SEPI-13.DiscussionThe Turkish SEPI is a reliable and valid tool for assessing exercise preferences in stroke patients, aiding their rehabilitation.
Pensamento algébrico: explorando uma tarefa com alunos dos anos iniciais do ensino fundamental
Authors: Moulin Luana Gonçalves , Gualandi Jorge Henrique 
Published: February 2025

Para desenvolver o pensamento algébrico nos anos iniciais do ensino fundamental pode-se propor tarefas com a identificação de padrões e regularidades, de modo a promover generalizações. Este artigo busca investigar como promover o desenvolvimento do pensamento algébrico em alunos dos anos iniciais do ensino fundamental com o uso de materiais didáticos manipuláveis por meio de uma sequência didática. Trata-se de um estudo de natureza qualitativa, do tipo intervenção pedagógica. Participaram da pesquisa 19 alunos do 2º ano do ensino fundamental de uma escola da rede municipal de um município localizado no sul do estado do Espírito Santo. Foi possível identificar a construção do conceito de sequência e padrão, proporcionando aos participantes a generalização da sequência da tarefa proposta.
SIRIUS: Identifying Metal-poor Stars Enriched by a Single Supernova in a Dwarf Galaxy Cosmological Zoom-in Simulation Resolving Individual Massive Stars
Authors: Hirai Yutaka , Saitoh Takayuki R. , Fujii Michiko S. , Kaneko Katsuhiro , Beers Timothy C. 
Published: February 2025

Abstract
Metal-poor stars enriched by a single supernova (mono-enriched stars) are direct proof (and provide valuable probes) of supernova nucleosynthesis. Photometric and spectroscopic observations have shown that metal-poor stars have a wide variety of chemical compositions; the star’s chemical composition reflects the nucleosynthesis process(es) that occurred before the star’s formation. While the identification of mono-enriched stars enables us to study the ejecta properties of a single supernova, the fraction of mono-enriched stars among metal-poor stars remains unknown. Here we identify mono-enriched stars in a dwarf galaxy cosmological zoom-in simulation resolving individual massive stars. We find that the fraction of mono-enriched stars is higher for lower metallicity in stars with [Fe/H] < −2.5. The percentages of mono-enriched stars are 11% at [Fe/H] = −5.0 and 1% at [Fe/H] = −2.5, suggesting that most metal-poor stars are affected by multiple supernovae. We also find that mono-enriched stars tend to be located near the center of the simulated dwarf. Such regions will be explored in detail in upcoming surveys such as the Prime Focus Spectrograph on the Subaru telescope.
Broadening of the Main Sequence of a Star Cluster by Undetected Binaries
Authors: Spangler Steven R. 
Published: February 2025

Abstract
This note is concerned with the spread in apparent magnitudes (or absolute magnitudes) of main-sequence stars in a star cluster. I specifically consider the effect of binary stars in broadening the main sequence. I calculate the probability density function (pdf) of the magnitude at a given photometric color, including the effects of binarity. An expression is developed which employs plausible models for the pdfs of the magnitudes of the primary and secondary stars, as well as the distribution of secondary-to-primary mass ratio. The expression for the pdf is dependent on σ, the fractional variation of primary and secondary, and A, the fraction of stars that are binaries. The expression can be used to determine the fraction of binaries in a sample of stars taken from a star cluster, or to limit long term variations in the luminosity of solar type stars.
Gaslighting organizacional
Authors: Rodríguez Pérez Beatriz Cristina 
Published: February 2025

Resumen: La presente investigación que abordamos en este artículo, trata de descubrir qué es el gaslighting organizacional, dando un paso más allá, a la hora de establecer si existe alguna vinculación del gaslighting organizacional con el suicidio laboral.
Nos encontramos ante un fenómeno cuyo análisis hunde sus raíces filosóficas en el marco de la ética aplicada y en la biopolítica, desplegando diferentes interrogantes que remiten a la manipulación, la socavación de la autonomía moral del individuo, así como, al desarrollo de dinámicas de control y dominio en el seno de las organizaciones.
Diet as a Risk Factor for the Development of Gestational Diabetes Mellitus: A Narrative Review
Authors: Almeida das Chagas Lucas , Maria Lopes de Sousa Rosângela , Mattar Rosiane , Elito Júnior Julio , Araujo Júnior Edward 
Published: February 2025

Based on the understanding of the complexity of gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) and the various factors associated with the disease’s onset, including the type of diet consumed, this chapter aims to assess the relationship between the role of diet and the risk of women developing GDM. GDM is defined as any degree of carbohydrate intolerance of varying severity, diagnosed for the first time during pregnancy, which does not meet the diagnostic criteria for pre-existing diabetes, and which may or may not persist after delivery. The etiology of this condition is not fully understood, but the diagnosis of GDM is fundamental to the prevention of complications for both mother and child. Currently, the gold standard for diagnosing GDM is the oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT), which should be performed between 24 and 28 weeks of pregnancy. Because of the high prevalence of GDM and its associated complications, it is imperative that pregnant women modify their eating habits and engage in regular physical activity to prevent the adverse effects of hyperglycemia. Lifestyle changes combined with dietary interventions such as the inclusion of fruits, vegetables, and complex carbohydrates rich in fiber should be followed to improve glycemic control and prevent the adverse effects of hyperglycemia during pregnancy.
WELFARE CONCEPT OF LABOR IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF MAQASHID SHARIA
Authors: Imam Kamaluddin  , Hesti Maharani Dwi Rahayu  , Radhiyatun Nisak  
Published: February 2025

The condition of employment worldwide has always presented complex and unresolved issues. High unemployment rates, labor welfare problems, employment contracts, and terminations are among the prevalent challenges. Nearly every sector acknowledges that laborers face unjust conditions, exacerbated by the Omnibus Law on Job Creation, which is seen as overly favorable to employers and detrimental to workers' welfare. Consequently, many workers, academics, and practitioners have opposed the enactment of this law. In line with Islamic principles, workers' rights should be justly compensated to enable them to achieve worldly prosperity without undue suffering. In Islam, welfare serves as both a goal and a principle toward achieving Sharia (Maqashid Sharia). The aim is to attain benefits for individuals and communities, ensuring a complete life in this world and the hereafter. This research employs a qualitative method with a literature review approach, examining works concerning labor welfare and Maqashid Sharia. The findings indicate that Islam regards all as equals, distinguished only by their level of piety toward Allah SWT. According to Jamaluddin Athiyyah's perspective on Maqashid Sharia, the welfare of laborers is highlighted within several points, including the protection of honor (Hifdz al-‘Irdli), social justice (Iqamat al-‘Adl), mutual recognition, support, and complementarity efforts, as well as the state's obligation to protect human rights. Therefore, respecting human dignity should be paramount in work activities. By ensuring labor rights are equal to those of employers, justice can be achieved without oppression.
Critical Factors Influencing Electronic Health Record Adoption in U.S. Hospitals: An Empirical Analysis Using the Technology-Organization- Environment Framework
Authors: Muley Apoorva , Cheemalapati Sumanth , Kurian George , Muzumdar Prathamesh , Singh Kuldeep 
Published: February 2025

There is a growing agreement that electronic health record (EHR) can play a key role in improving healthcare quality and efficiency. Despite the benefits associated with the use of EHR, the adoption of EHR is low in the United States. The main aim of this study is to identify the critical factors affecting the hospitals’ adoption of EHR. This study identifies seven critical factors that are key to the adoption of EHR by using the technology, organization, and environment (TOE) framework. Moreover, we propose a research framework that provides future research opportunities that can offer further insights into the study of adoption of EHR.
Ethyl Thioglycolate Assisted Multifunctional Surface Modulation for Efficient and Stable Inverted Perovskite Solar Cells
Authors: Wang Yu , Wang Feng , Song Jiaxing , Ye Jingchuan , Cao Jieying , Yin Xinxing , Su Zhen , Jin Yingzhi , Hu Lin , Zuilhof Han , Li Zaifang , Yan Wensheng , Gao Feng 
Published: June 2024

AbstractAs the core component of sandwich‐like perovskite solar cells (PSCs), the quality of perovskite layer is a challenge for further progress in PSCs due to the unfavorable defects and uncontrollable crystallization. Here, a surface post‐treatment strategy employing ethyl thioglycolate (ET) as ligand molecule is developed for property manipulation of perovskite films. ET can lower surface energy of perovskite facets and induces secondary growth of grains, giving films with higher crystallinity and lower defect density. Meanwhile, both carbonyl and sulfhydryl in ET can bind to the Pb2+, thus forming bidentate anchoring on the surface for defect passivation. Besides, the perovskite/ET/C60 interface presents improved charge transfer owing to the well‐aligned energy levels. Consequently, the power‐conversion‐efficiency (PCE) is boosted to 22.42% and 23.56% (certified 23.29%) for the FA0.85Cs0.15Pb(I0.95Br0.05)3 and FA0.9MA0.05Cs0.05Pb(I0.95Br0.05)3 PSCs, respectively, and the FA0.85Cs0.15Pb(I0.95Br0.05)3‐based PSC with a larger area (1.03 cm2) delivers a PCE of 20.01%. Importantly, ET demonstrates effective management of I2 and PbI2, thereby preventing accelerated degradation and lead leakage of devices. Thanks to the multiple effects of ET, the resulting devices exhibit significantly enhanced ambient stability over a course of 800 h, and a thermal stability of over 1500 h while maintaining 80.4% of its original efficiency.