bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
The effect of collectivism-oriented human resource management on employee resilience of hospitality employees
Authors: Chen Shihua , Hu Xiaohan , Xue Yuting , Wang Yuang 
Published: May 2024

IntroductionIn the face of an increasingly challenging and rapidly evolving business environment, not all the employees exhibit the requisite resilience necessary to recover from adversity. From both the individual and organizational perspectives, enhancing employee resilience emerges as a critical issue not only in the practical and academic fields. In the Chinese culture, this research aims to investigate how and why collectivism-oriented human resource management (C-HRM) fosters employee resilience. Drawing on the group engagement model, we propose a serial mediating effect of perceived overall fairness and three dimensions of social identity between C-HRM and employee resilience.MethodsUsing a sample of frontline employees in the hospitality industry, we conducted a field survey among 342 employees (study 1) and a two-wave online survey among 294 hospitality employees (study 2).ResultsFindings from empirical analysis indicated that C-HRM significantly increases overall fairness perception of hospitality frontline employees and in turn, their identification and respect, which further fertilize employee resilience. In addition, the indirect effect of C-HRM on employee resilience through perceived overall fairness and pride was not statistically significant.DiscussionThese important findings are expected to help employees cope with the workplace pressures caused by ongoing challenges and change, and contribute to sustainable career development.
Anxiety and fear of COVID-19 as potential mechanisms to explain vaccine hesitancy among adults
Authors: Fadhel Fahmi H. , Sufyan Nabil Saleh , Alqahtani Mohammed M. J. , Almaamari Ahmed Ali 
Published: May 2024

BackgroundVaccine hesitancy is a significant global problem resulting from the interaction of multiple factors, including mental health factors. However, the association of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy with mental health has not been well-examined, especially in Arab culture. This study aims to identify the correlation between anxiety/fear of COVID-19 and vaccine hesitancy among Saudi adults.MethodsAn online-based survey was administered to 558 participants from all regions of Saudi Arabia using the snowball technique. However, this sample may not be representative of the Saudi adult population. Participants responded to the Questionnaire of Vaccine Hesitancy, the COVID-19-Anxiety Questionnaire (C-19-A), and the Fear of COVID-19 Scale (FCV-19S). Data were analyzed on vaccine uptake, vaccine hesitancy, coronavirus infection, and demographic variables. The predictive factors of vaccine hesitancy were examined in one model using multiple regression analysis by the Enter method (P= 0.05).ResultsCOVID-19 anxiety and fear have significant correlations with vaccine hesitancy (Phi=0.33, P=0.017; Phi=0.29, P=0.013, respectively). Anxiety and fear were higher among unhesitating participants (t =2.469, P=0.014; t=2.025, P=0.043, respectively). Participants who had previously been infected with coronavirus were more likely to be hesitant (X2 = 23.126, P=0.000). Participants who scored high in anxiety were more likely to be vaccinated (F=3.979, P=0.019) and have a secondary school or college education (F=4.903 P=0.002). COVID-19 anxiety, gender, and coronavirus infection significantly predicted vaccine hesitancy.ConclusionAnxiety and fear of COVID-19 are among the most important factors correlated with vaccine hesitancy; unhesitant people are more likely to have anxiety and fear. COVID-19 anxiety significantly predicted vaccine hesitancy. We recommend integrating psychological care into vaccination plans to help increase the uptake rate during potential subsequent pandemics. Relevant intervention programs can be designed to help increase vaccine acceptance, deal with vaccine hesitancy, and relieve psychological symptoms during major pandemics. Psychologists can provide awareness messages, counselling seminars, online mentoring, or telemental health outreach.
Behavioral and contextual determinants of different stages of saving behavior
Authors: Barrafrem Kinga , Tinghög Gustav , Västfjäll Daniel 
Published: May 2024

IntroductionSaving is a journey, beginning with the critical decision to initiate the process, take that pivotal first deposit step, and persistently commit to ongoing savings. However, a lot of saving plans fail already before any deposit is made, and even if the first deposit is made, long-run success of savings is far from guaranteed. In this study, we investigate both individual and saving-goal-specific determinants of successful savings.MethodWe use real-life savings data (N = 2,619 saving goals of 808 individuals) from a FinTech company in Sweden that helps individuals save for their goals. In addition, we collect a wide range of individual characteristics related to financial behavior: individuals' objective and subjective financial knowledge, self-control, and information avoidance.Results and discussionOur analysis uncovered distinctive patterns at different stages of the saving process. While objective financial knowledge didn't correlate with how much one saves, it was significantly related to the likelihood of making the first deposit. Furthermore, individuals with high self-control exhibited greater savings, though self-control was not related to the initiation of saving. Interestingly, subjective financial literacy and information avoidance showed no significant association with overall savings behavior. Additionally, our study indicated that the attainability of goals plays a crucial role in depositing funds, with more achievable goals having higher deposit likelihoods. Conversely, ambitious goals, despite their challenging nature, tended to attract more substantial savings. Our findings, grounded in real-life data, provide valuable insights into the intricate mechanisms influencing successful saving behaviors, shedding light on the complexities of financial decision-making and goal pursuit.
Development and validation of a quality of life and treatment satisfaction measure in canine osteoarthritis
Authors: Gildea Edwina , Scales-Theobald Emma , Thompson Jill , Cook Alasdair , Forde Katie , Skingley George , Lawrie Sophie , Williamson Nicola , Panter Charlotte 
Published: May 2024

IntroductionCanine osteoarthritis (OA) causes pain and mobility impairment. This can reduce dog quality of life (QoL), owner QoL and owners’ satisfaction with, and adherence to, treatments. No existing canine OA-specific instrument assesses all three impacts. This study aimed to develop and psychometrically evaluate an owner-completed canine OA-specific measure of dog QoL, owner QoL and owner treatment satisfaction; the “Canine OA Quality of Life and Treatment Satisfaction Questionnaire” (CaOA-QoL-TS).MethodsThe CaOA-QoL-TS was developed using a conceptual model derived from a meta-synthesis of published literature followed by cognitive interviews with ten owners of dogs with OA, to evaluate content validity.ResultsBased on interview findings, ten items were reworded, four removed, and two added; resulting in 26 items that all owners understood and considered relevant. The recall period and response options were well understood and appropriate to almost all owners. To evaluate its psychometric properties, the CaOA-QoL-TS (draft 26-item version) was administered, across six timepoints in a phase 4 field study, to owners of OA treated dogs, recruited from veterinary practices (N = 93). Inter-item correlations suggested items clustered into three distinct domains: Dog QoL, Owner QoL and Treatment Satisfaction, as hypothesized. Confirmatory factor analysis supported deletion of two items and calculation of the three domain scores, with acceptable model fit. The resulting 24-item CaOA-QoL-TS instrument demonstrated strong internal consistency and good to excellent test–retest reliability. Convergent validity was supported by moderate to strong correlations with concurrent measures. Known groups validity was supported by statistically significant differences between groups categorized by owner global impression of QoL. Ability to detect change was demonstrated through statistically significant improvements over time in Owner and Dog QoL, with larger within-group effect sizes reported for the mean of ‘improved’ dogs compared to the mean of ‘stable’ dogs. Only a small sample of dogs worsened throughout the study. Anchor-based analyses supported-0.9 and-1.0-point within-group responder definitions for dog and owner QoL domains, respectively.DiscussionFindings support the content validity of the CaOA-QoL-TS in canine OA. The 24-item CaOA-QoL-TS is a reliable and valid instrument to measure owner and canine QoL and TS and is sensitive to improvements following OA treatment.
Resilient city plans as important aspect of future development plans of Indian cities
Authors: Jagtap Rutuja Deshmukh , Singh Devendra Pratap 
Published: May 2024

While in developed countries urbanisation has mainly taken place in the second half of the 19th century, developing countries are in the middle of their urban growth now. The other major issue of Climate change is now a current reality. Three major movements are coming together: urbanization, decentralization, and the rise of domestic capital markets. The rapid process of urbanisation and the growing number of the megacities, cause a lot of different ecological, economical and social problems and risks. This impacts cause challenges for urban policies and urban planning strategies to manage the development in a sustainable way, when the population in some cities doubles every 10 to 15 years. As the numerous national and international conferences on urbanisation and megacities show, there is an obvious need for more and better urban development strategies, long term land policy and forceful urban management.
Atualização da lista de doenças e afecções que isentam carência para concessão de benefício previdenciário
Authors: Sá Ana Carolina Mendes de , Mendes Daniela 
Published: May 2024

A concessão de benefícios de auxílio por incapacidade temporária e aposentadoria por incapacidade permanente aos segurados do Regime Geral da Previdência Social (RGPS) possui fundamental importância. A exclusão de exigência de carência para a concessão destes benefícios é parte do ato pericial previdenciário, cuja a listagem de doenças se encontra na Lei nº 8.213, de 24 de julho de 1991, que teve sua última atualização por meio da Portaria Interministerial MTP/MS nº22 de 31 de Agosto de 2022. Esta alteração trouxe novas comorbidades á lista já utilizada anteriormente possibilitando uma maior abrangência a possibilidade da isenção de carência para os beneficiários dessa mudança. Realizar uma breve revisão acerca do tema com o objetivo de esclarecer e entender melhor a mudança realizada na legislação e quais comorbidades foram adicionadas a esta lista. Foram pesquisadas as bases da legislação previdenciária e de dados Pubmed, Scielo, bem como a legislação brasileira vigente, sem restrições de datas dos artigos pesquisados em português e em inglês, utilizando os descritores Perícia Previdenciária e Isenção de Carência. A atualização da listagem de moléstia que isentam carencia, aumentou a possibilidade de obtenção debeneficio por incapaciade aos contribuintes do do Regime Geral de Previdência Social (RGPS) do Instituto Nacional do Seguro Social (INSS). Houve aumento da posibilidade de concessão de benefício de incapacidade que depende da análise de carência de contribuição.
The impact of website quality and online reviews on booking intention: The case for Algerian Hotels
Authors: Kheddache Fares 
Published: May 2024

The present study assess the effect of Algerian hotels website quality and online reviews, on the online booking intention with keyword research scores as an indicator. Thru the analysis of combined scores and ratios obtained from a content analysis to TripAdvisor Online Travel Agencies (OTA) to four Algerian hotels websites located in the city of Constantine. The results support theorical findings that website quality effects the online booking intention only for Marriott Hotel, However a divergence of results for local hotels is noticed, due to the poor use of their websites, which is measured by the lowest online reviews number on TripAdvisor compared with Google Travel platform. Moreover, the study supports the theorical findings that online reviews number and especially positive online reviews effect the hotel customer's online booking intention; where high keyword rates are expected for best reviewd hotels.
The Relationship Between Emotional Intelligence Level and Conflict Management Strategies for Female Practicing Nurses with Dual Roles in the Inpatient Room of RSUD Sumedang
Authors: Ana Fitrianingsih  , Heri Ridwan  , Iyos Sutresna  
Published: May 2024

The nursing environment is unique and has the potential for conflicts to arise. Effective conflict management is crucial for redirecting disputes in a constructive direction. Emotional intelligence , as an internal personality characteristic, significantly influences conflict management. This research aims to determine the relationship between emotional intelligence and conflict management strategies. A quantitative methodology was employed, utilizing Spearman Rho correlation analysis to analyze the data. The sample in this study consisted of 107 female practicing nurses with multiple roles in the inpatient ward of RSUD Sumedang, selected using the proportional random sampling technique. The alternative hypothesis (Ha) is accepted, indicating a significant relationship between the level of emotional intelligence and the conflict management strategies of competing, collaborating, compromising, avoiding, and accommodating, with significance levels and correlation coefficients, namely <.001 (-0.510), <.001 (0.614), 0.038 (0.201), <.001 (-0.757), and <.001 (0.688), respectively. Based on these results, it can be concluded that the level of emotional intelligence is positively correlated with conflict management strategies such as collaborating, compromising, and accommodating. Meanwhile, conflict management strategies involving avoiding and competing show a negative correlation. This demonstrates that selecting a constructive conflict management strategy requires a high level of emotional intelligence . Conversely, nurses possessing elevated emotional intelligence may lean towards avoiding or refraining from aggressive competition in conflict situations to preserve positive relationships among colleagues. Hence, there is a need for comprehensive development of emotional intelligence and conflict management training.
inevitável encontro com a onça
Authors: Sarmento-Pantoja Tânia 
Published: May 2024

Com base em correlações entre categorias etnográficas, como antropomorfização e compadrio, associadas a categorias oriundas dos contos de homens, literatura de viagens e narrativas xamânicas, o presente estudo busca abordar, no conto “Satã, o felino maldito”, uma das narrativas dos Contos amazonenses, de Leão Pacífico Esaguy, o protagonismo judeu no interior de uma relação comunitária, marcada pelo registro da diferença, ora entre animais e homens, ora entre caboclos e judeus, à luz de um enredo, que em tom anedótico, discorre sobre a caçada a uma onça.
Literature Review: Perkembangan dan Kinerja Bank Umum Syariah di Indonesia Tahun 2014-2023
Authors: Juliyanti Wiwin 
Published: May 2024

Purpose: This study investigates the development and performance of Islamic commercial banks in Indonesia from 2013 to the present, focusing on the factors that influence growth and the challenges faced by the Islamic banking sector in supporting economic stability and inclusiveness.
Methodology/approach: This research uses a literature review method of 30 previous research articles from the Google Scholar and Research Gate sites, which measure the financial performance of Islamic Banks in Indonesia in terms of profitability during the publication period–2013-2023.
Results/findings: This research study reveals that several studies on Islamic Banks in Indonesia use various indicators to measure financial performance and bank health, > 60% of researchers use the variable measurement ratios ROA, ROE, BOPO, CAR, FDR and NPF while the rest some use the LDR, RGEC, NIM, CGC, ETA, EFF, NPL and DPK ratios
Limitations: The use of research methods in the form of literature that focuses on the analysis of several previous studies conducted by Google Scholar and ResearchGate can reduce the validity and generality of the research results. The literature review does not involve collecting primary data through observation or experimentation; therefore, the information obtained is descriptive and does not allow the identification of causal relationships.
Contribution: Through a careful literature review of previous articles, this study succeeded in identifying the main trends, innovations, and challenges faced by the Islamic banking sector in Indonesia.
Evaluation of a Risk Screening Checklist for Venous Thromboembolism Prophylaxis in a Women and Newborn Hospital
Authors: Lewis Rebecca , Gordon Deborah , Lam Julie , Teoh Stephanie Wai Khuan , Lebedevs Tamara 
Published: May 2024

Abstract

Introduction
The venous thromboembolism (VTE) risk screening forms were developed to allow for recording identified risk factors for VTE including thrombophilia, history of VTE, postpartum hemorrhage, and cesarean delivery, and documentation of specific actions taken to mitigate these risks and reduce complications due to VTE.

Methods
Compliance with hospital guidelines in assessing VTE risk and appropriate prescribing of thromboprophylaxis was evaluated prior to the introduction of VTE risk screening forms (March 2022). Efficacy of the new VTE risk screening forms was also assessed (April 2023). Patient discharge summaries and patient medical records including medication charts were used to review the documentation of VTE risk assessments and details of thromboprophylaxis prescribing.

Results
Of 74 postnatal patients, 37.8% had VTE risk assessment documented prior to the introduction of VTE risk screening forms. Of 37 patients identified to be at moderate to high risk of VTE requiring pharmacological prophylaxis, 70.3% (n = 26) were appropriately prescribed pharmacological prophylaxis. After the risk screening forms were introduced, a total of 67 antenatal, postnatal, and gynecologic patients were studied. Of these, 32.8% (n = 22) of patients had all required fields completed appropriately. When using the forms, 26.9% (n = 7) of postnatal and 88% (n = 22) of gynecological patients were rated as medium or high risk, and all received medical review within 24 hours. Pharmacological prophylaxis was indicated in 88% (n = 22) of gynecological, 43.8% (n = 7) of antenatal, and 38.5% (n = 10) of postnatal patients, and all were appropriately prescribed.

Conclusion
The guideline review and introduction of VTE risk screening forms was valuable to provide guidance in the risk assessment for VTE and to identify patients requiring prophylaxis.
Diversity, Dominance, and Conservation Status of Bird Species Traded in Bird Shops Around of Jambi City
Authors: Kurniawan Bayu , Putra Darma , Manurung Aini Qomariah , Prasaja Ahmad Syukron , Saputra M. Arif Januarda 
Published: May 2024

Maintaining bird diversity is essential for preserving biodiversity. The popularity of bird keeping as a hobby is due to their attractive colours and sounds, as well as their economic value. However, the breeding and trading of various bird species has led to the development of bird races and competitions. This study aims to determine the diversity, dominance, and conservation status of songbird species that are traded and competed in Jambi City. The study is a descriptive field research that showcases our expertise in the field. In August 2023, the study confidently employed structured observations and interviews through a questionnaire. The analysis confidently used the variety index, evenness index, and dominance index. The research confidently identified ten species, two of which are protected: The Cucak hijau Chloropsis sonneratii (Chloropseidae) and the Serindit melayu Loriculus galgulus (Psittacidae). The bird species have been classified into three categories based on their IUCN conservation status: endangered (10%) Chloropsis sonneratii, vulnerable (20%) Alophoixus tephrogenys and Zosterops melanurus, and least concern (70%) Copsychus saularis, Kittacincla malabarica, Leptocoma brasiliana, Zosterops simplex, Loriculus galgulus, Agapornis sp., and Serinus canaries
Perancangan Homestay Moni Kecamatan Kelimutu Kabupaten Ende (Tema Arsitektur Neo Vernakuler)
Authors: Babo Dominggus Piterson , Mochdar Dian Fitriawati , Kerong Fabiola T. A. 
Published: May 2024

ABSTRACT

DOMINGGUS PITERSON BABO 2018320320. Moni Homestay Design, Kelimutu District, Ende Regency (Neo Vernacular Architecture Theme). Faculty of Engineering, University of Flores, Ende, 2023.. Mobile Number : 081339344579, E-mail : babosoni@gmail.com
supervisor I : Ir. Dian Fitriawati Mochdar, ST., MT. supervisor II : Fabiola T.A, Kerong. ST., MT.
Moni Kelimutu tourist destinations include culinary tourism, shopping tourism, and recreational tourism. This has a positive impact because the number of tourists coming is increasing. Therefore Homestay lodging is a very important element to support the existing potential. Homestay has an important role to introduce the character of each region. Ende Regency is one of the districts with many tribes and precisely in the Kelimutu sub-district, the local community highly respects customs and habits, so Moni's homestay is designed with the Neo Vernacular theme which aims to strengthen the identity and character of the local indigenous tribes. The application of this theme is dominated by wood elements as an aesthetic element of the building both in the facade of the building and in the atmosphere of the building space. Wood is the main material for building traditional Lio houses. So that the Homestay is designed to have the feel of the local environment so that people who stay at this Homestay feel the character of the local area.
The methods used in this planning and design are 1). data collection methods include primary data (observation, documentation and interviews) and secondary data (literature studies and comparative studies); 2). The analysis method explains each analysis which contains field data, design criteria (theory), alternative analysis (alternative 1 and alternative 2), and responses (alternative selection). Analysis methods include analysis of design objects; site analysis; functional analysis (space organization, namely the organizational structure of actors, analysis of activities and space requirements (analysis of actors and actors' activities), room analysis (conditions, circulation, organization, relationships, size and zoning of space), shape analysis and analysis of building mass placement patterns; analysis building systems (structure and utilities); as well as analysis of regional regulations. 3). The design method includes design ideas and design concepts, namely the concept of neo vernacular architecture.
The results obtained from designing Moni's homestay are based on a neo vernacular architectural approach which emphasizes more on building materials and site processing. The facilities built include the main facilities in the form of accommodation (suite room and standard type homestay), management building, as well as supporting facilities in the form of a cafeteria, photo spot, outdoor room and service area, parking.
Keywords: Tourism, Homestay, Neo Vernacular Architecture