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Adaptation Plan to the Virtual Modality in the Nursing Career of a University in Northeastern Peru
Authors: Salazar Nelson César Santisteban , Salazar Mirtha Yvis Santisteban 
Published: April 2024

Objective: Describe the implementation of a plan for the adaptation of courses to the virtual modality in the nursing career of a private university in northeastern Peru in 2020.

Theoretical Framework: The process of adaptation to virtuality is supported by connectivist and constructivist and instructivist theories of education.

Method: This descriptive case study involved 83 students and 11 teachers. The plan consisted of 5 phases: selection of subjects, choice of teaching tools and resources, adaptation of subjects, implementation of the pedagogical strategy, and control and monitoring of courses.

Results and Discussion: Of 30 adapted subjects, 66.7% had theoretical and practical hours and 33.3% only theoretical hours. Supervisions of the virtual classrooms showed deficiencies in sending announcements (73%) and aggregating learning sessions (45%). To address the challenges, communication strategies, technological and academic support, and flexibility of evaluation methods were used. Teachers' technological knowledge was rated as the lowest, with a mean of 2.64 ± 0.44. 94% of students attended classes and 80.7% passed the courses.

Research Implications: The implementation of the plan allowed students to continue their learning during the pandemic, highlighting the need to improve strategies to achieve effective virtual education.

Originality/Value: This study will not only allow us to know how Peruvian universities responded to the educational crisis during the pandemic, but could also ensure the sustainability of education in these new paradigms.
Building Sharia Law Banking System in Global Economic Development Under Local Wisdom Basis
Authors: Haykal Hassanain , Ibrahim Johannes , Kurniawan Shelly 
Published: April 2024

Purpose: The aim of this research is to find out about building an Islamic legal banking system in global economic development based on local wisdom.

Method: The research method used in this research is normative juridical and sociological juridical with this type of research taking field data. In sociological juridical research, this research uses primary data. In addition, this research uses normative juridical methods as an inseparable part in analyzing the development process of the sharia banking system in various regions in Indonesia with existing local wisdom, such as in Bali with Village Credit Institutions and in West Sumatra with Village Credit Institutions. Lumbung Pitih Nagari (LPN). The approach methods used are the conceptual approach and the statutory approach. Meanwhile, the data used is secondary data supported by primary data.

Result and Conclusion: The results of the research can be concluded that public trust in the development of the Sharia Banking system plays a very fundamental role, where with public trust and knowledge, Sharia banking which manages the financial system will attract public interest so that it is easier to develop and develop. deeply rooted in people's lives. Apart from that, the development of the sharia financial system in various regions cannot be separated from local culture and wisdom. The role of positive law, which is supported by openness and harmony between religious communities and mutual respect as Indonesians, will make the sharia financial system an alternative in the global economy to support the national economy which is embedded in local wisdom.

Implication of the research: This research contributes to the understanding of the integration of sharia principles in the global financial system and its impact on overall global economic development.

Originality/value: The novelty of this research is that it explains building a sharia banking system in global economic development based on local wisdom which highlights deeper integration between Islamic economic principles and the current global economic context.
Verbal vocabulary as a means of expressing interpersonal relations in Russian and Chinese
Authors: Li Xiuyu 
Published: April 2024

The subject of the study is the semantic and functional features of the lexico-semantic group of verbs denoting interpersonal relations in the Russian and Chinese languages. The verbal vocabulary representing the category of relationship describes the relationships that arise between people in the form of feelings, judgments and appeals to each other in the course of everyday life. The purpose of the proposed article is to identify the semantic and functional features of the verbs of the lexico-semantic group of interpersonal relations in the system of Russian and Chinese languages. The study revealed similarities and differences in the meaning of these verbs. As the analysis showed, some Chinese verbs do not match the meaning of the verbs of the Russian language. This article also examines the types of semantic changes in the semantic structure of the verbal word form functioning in the context. The main method of studying this group of verbs in Russian and Chinese is the comparative method. The descriptive method and the functional-semantic method, as well as the method of component analysis, were used in the selection and use of linguistic material. The scientific novelty of the study lies in the fact that the verbs of interpersonal relations are still insufficiently studied on the materials of the Russian and Chinese languages. The results of the research can be used in the practice of teaching university courses in such disciplines as cognitive linguistics, linguoculturology, and intercultural communication. The study allows us to conclude that the verbs of interpersonal relationships are quite often used in both languages. The meanings of Chinese and Russian verbs are not always equivalent. Their semantic structures may also differ. The analysis of interlanguage gaps reveals the presence of incomplete lexical correspondence to a foreign word. Some verbal lexicons express interpersonal relationships in their direct meanings, while others develop this ability as a result of semantic modulation and semantic derivation. Interpersonal relationships can be expressed by verbs from other lexico-semantic groups, acquiring the semantics of interpersonal relationships in the context. In conclusion, we note that expressions of interpersonal relationships can also be verb-noun combinations, which, when analyzing various specifiers in the context, indicate the reasons for a positive or negative attitude towards a person.
Need of Simulation Based Learning in Obstetrical Practice to Address Inter Professional Education and Practice During Pandemic- A Study Protocol.
Authors: Karkada Sushmitha , Rai Sharada 
Published: April 2024

Background:
Pandemic has created a huge Impact on learning and acquiring clinical skills. Simulation-based learning is one of the most efficient active learning techniques used to train diverse professionals. This Involves the transfer of knowledge and skills from the training setup to the actual clinical environment and thus allows mastery of skill sets which results In Improved patient outcomes. Thus Simulation-based learning keeps the clinical education on stream and also supports continual learning during the unprecedented situation, such as pandemics.

Methodology:
Formulating an interprofessional (IP) team of faculty including nurses, obstetricians, and neonatologlst; and developing a Learning module using simulation is the primary objective. Following which interprofessional students from medicine and nursing disciplines will be identified and training workshop will be conducted. Pretesting will be done and the post-test scores will be compared after the workshop in terms of knowledge, skill, and clinical decision making of selected obstetrical skills.
Outcome measures (knowledge, skill and clinical decision making) will be assessed before and after the Implementation of the module. Also, core IP competencies like teamwork & communication skills will be assessed during post test.

Discussion:
Simulation-based learning has matured as an educational strategy. With early clinical exposure and outcome based education, it Is very Important to Introduce the concepts of interprofessional education and practice among students. Also provides opportunities to lessen risks to patients and learners, enhances competence and confidence and reduces health care costs in the long run.
Trial registration: The study protocol is registered under Clinical Trials Registry-lndia (CTRI/2021/12/049675).
A novel method of assessing intraoperative surgical margins in patients with dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans: A specimen radiography system
Authors: Wang Qiang , Qian Leqi , Qi Fazhi , Liu Jiaqi 
Published: April 2024

Background
Dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans (DFSP) is one of the most challenging cutaneous cancers in surgical clinic practice. Excision with negative margins is essential for effective disease control. However, wide surgical margins and maximal tissue conservation are mutually exclusive. Mohs micrographic surgery conserves tissue but is time-consuming. Thus, we developed a novel specimen radiography system that can be used intraoperatively.

Aims
To introduce a specimen radiography system for evaluating intraoperative surgical margins in patients with dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans.

Methods
Since September 2017, we have treated seven biopsy-proven cases of local DFSPs via local excision with surgical margins of 2–4 cm. During operations, the operative specimens were screened using the specimen radiography system. All surgical specimens were pathologically examined intraoperatively.

Results
Five patients were men and two were women, of median age 36 years. The mean radiographic screening time was 9.7 ± 2.3 min. Radiographically negative margins were confirmed intraoperatively. The minimal margin width ranged from 5.0 to 35.4 mm (mean width 16.9 ± 10.4 mm). The intraoperatively negative radiographic margins were consistent with those revealed by postoperative pathology. The minimal pathological margin width ranged from 4.0 to 34.5 mm (mean 16.6 ± 10.1 mm) and was not significantly different from the intraoperative data.

Limitations
The sample size was small and positive or negative predictive values were not calculated.

Conclusions
We introduce a novel method of intraoperative surgical margin assessment for DFSP patients. It may find broad clinical and research applications during oncoplastic surgery.
Griboyedov’s Ball in the System of Historical Ballroom Dancing Traditions
Authors: Chertkov Alexey S. 
Published: April 2024

The article deals with the ballroom dance practice peculiar to the culture of Russian society of the early 18th—19th century. Ball tradition is a “polyfunctional sociocultural phenomenon”, realizing important functions of culture, activating the process of aesthetic and ethical education of a personality involved in historical ball events. Historical ball culture is one of the forms of sociocultural practice of the nobility, which participated in dance celebrations according to the established ball structure, having a ceremonial form and its own aesthetic stylistics. One of the main motives for the fascination with balls was the aspiration of a part of the educated nobility for its own socialization within the estate. The period of flourishing of the ballroom dancing tradition fell on the second half of the 18th — first half of the 19th century. After the Imperial Court Ball in 1904 in the Winter Palace of St. Petersburg, the tradition of this type of festivities was interrupted. In the 1980s and early 1990s, through the efforts of enthusiastic constructors, ballroom dance programmes began to revive. In modern Russia, the institute of historical ballroom dancing clubs has been formed, and an institutional environment of entities engaged in the study and promotion of historical ballroom traditions is gradually forming.Ballroom culture is characterized by a whole range of developmental functions that contribute to the formation of a socially adapted personality. The author proposes to supplement the communicative and marketing group of functions, inherent in the revival of historical ballroom traditions, with the function of social mythologization. To prove this thesis, the author defines the properties of ball culture as a social myth, which possesses rationality (consciousness), conceptual development (ceremoniality), aesthetic orientation, the presence of intension, communication, presentation or marketing purposes of the groups of people involved in it.The symbolic experience of re-enactors in recreating historical dances is largely mythologemic in nature, appealing to some of today’s youth and adults. Passionate about ballroom culture under the guidance of experienced choreographers, they create memorable aesthetic ballroom symbols, involving patrons and supporters in the process. Griboyedov’s historical ballroom dance programmes are part of the institutional environment considered in this article, correspond to the style of the noble era, have a ceremonial and entertaining context and contribute to the promotion of the cultural heritage of the great Russian playwright and diplomat A.S. Griboyedov.
Manuscript Copy of “The Jewish War” by Josephus Flavius “Rukaniskania” of Prince Dmitry Vasilievich Romodanovsky
Authors: Anisimova Tatiana V. 
Published: April 2024

The article is devoted to the study of a manuscript book of the middle of the 17th century, kept in the collection of E.E. Egorov in the Manuscripts Department of the Russian State Library and containing the text of the Slavonic translation of Josephus Flavius’ “The Jewish War”. This copy, which remained unaccounted for in the domestic historiography of the monument, is accompanied by additional articles, one of which, dating back to the “Tale of the Princes of Vladimir”, which remained unknown until now, is introduced into the scientific turnover. The owner of the book, judging by the entry in its margins, was Prince Dmitry Vasilyevich Romodanovsky, exiled in 1660 to the Solovetsky Monastery.On the basis of a review of manuscripts belonging to the family of D.V. Romodanovsky and a comparison with one written by him himself, it is proved that the prince also produced the manuscript of Egorov. It is assumed that it was written by D.V. Romodanovsky still at home, before his exile to the Solovetsky monastery. It was possible to read in ultraviolet rays the erased record on the protective sheet, which testifies to the fact that the manuscript was put up for sale in the 17th century. An attempt is made to find the antigraph of additional articles of the book, particularly in the libraries of the Solovetsky Monastery and the Romodanovskys. It is concluded that it is necessary to introduce the manuscript under study into a wide scientific circulation as an important historical source.
V.A. Favorsky’s Theory of the Book and the Problem of Artistic Interpretation of Literary Content
Authors: Fedoseenkov Nikolay N. 
Published: April 2024

The article is devoted to the actual problems of the theory of the book, created and largely practically implemented by V.A. Favorsky and his associates in the 1930s —1950s. This theory was based on the principle of perception of the book as a synthetic art, which is confirmed by the tradition of handwritten books, relevant to the era of printing. The main contradiction faced by those who largely follow the work of V.A. Favorsky remains the correlation of the aesthetic concept of the book with its literary content. There are many dark places in V.A. Favorsky’s theory connected with this problem. Different approaches to this problem, characteristic of such a complex, synthetic work as a book, are analyzed, including issues related to the psychology of creativity, with a deep study of literary material when working on a book. The ambiguous experience of V.A. Favorsky, associated with immersion in the material of the book, with the study of the cultural context of the work, is considered. The article also highlights the important problem for V.A. Favorsky of the perception of a literary text in connection with the ideology and historical context of various epochs.The theoretical legacy of V.A. Favorsky does not lose relevance in our time, when the art of books is in need of pioneering approaches related to electronic publications of various types, including on the basis of the principle of “relay race of arts”, developed by the director and art theorist S.V. Obraztsov. Taking into account the current state of book publishing and its prospects, an updated appeal to the legacy of V.A. is proposed. Favorsky, which would solve the task of creating books at a high artistic level, taking into account the educational and informative functions of the book, without contradictions with the literary content of the work.
Модифицированный метод поиска решения сбалансированных транспортных задач: метод степенного ранга
Authors: Kumari A. , Bose T. , Gupta G. , Bala R. 
Published: April 2024

The transportation problem is categorised an essential optimization problem in which a route is determined to transport a specific amount of quantity from an origin to a destinations with minimum total cost. In this paper, the authors introduce a novel method to find quick initial basic feasible solution for a balanced transportation problem. The new technique returns either the optimal solution or the solution closest to the optimal one. The proposed method is explained using a numerical problem and the results are compared with some existing methods.
Задача транспортировки классифицируется как важная задача оптимизации, в которой определяется маршрут для перевозки определенного количества товара от пункта отправления до пункта назначения с минимальными общими затратами. В этой статье авторы представляют новый метод быстрого нахождения начальных базовых возможностей для решения сбалансированной транспортной задачи. Новый метод возвращает либо оптимальное решение, либо ближайшее к оптимальному решение. Предложенный метод иллюстрируется на примере численного решения, а полученные результаты сравниваются с некоторыми существующими методами.
INFLUENCE OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF SMALL AND MEDIUM FAMILY BUSINESSES ON CRM IMPLEMENTATION: A CASE STUDY
Authors: Hail Chifae El , Koraichi Mustapha El 
Published: April 2024

Purpose: This paper aims to explore the customer relationship management (CRM) strategies adopted by Family Small and Medium Entreprises (SME), while highlighting the impact of their characteristics and their assets on the choice and the adoption of these CRM strategies.

Methodology: Since the unique case study approach allows in-depth, multi-faceted explorations of complex issues, we opted for it as a research strategy in order to develop a detailed understanding of the problem. Therefore, an in-depth case study was carried out within a small and medium family business in Morocco.

Findings: Through this study, we have highlighted causal links between the characteristics and specificities of the family SMEs and their impacts on the adoption and implementation of CRM tools and strategies. While some characteristics linked to the nature of family SMEs such as participatory management style, familiness, the desire to transmit the business to future generations and proximity to customers constitute assets for the implementation of CRM, other characteristics, such as the desire to maintain financial independence and recruitment policies that are most often in favor of family members despite their competence, can negatively influence the implementation of successful CRM projects.

Implications for Theory and Practice: The results of the present paper allow the authors to draw conclusions that are relevant to both academics and practitioners. As for the theoretical implications, this study highlights the relationship between the characteristics of family SMEs and the choice and implementation of CRM strategies, while relying on their strengths. Furthermore, developing a good understanding of the specificity of CRM adoption and implementation approaches within family SMEs has important managerial implications for family SME decision-makers, as it can help them make better decisions regarding the choice of relevant CRM strategies and to optimize the deployment of available human, financial and technological resources, while relying on their socio-emotional wealth and their motivation to perpetuate the company.

Originality: This paper is one of the first to explore CRM strategies adopted by family SMEs. The authors present a conceptual framework that can help researchers and practitioners better understand how the family business nature can influence decisions about CRM tools and strategies implementation.
WORK STRESS AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE EMPLOYEES OF A SERVICE COMPANY IN THE CITY OF MANIZALES
Authors: Diaz Jairo Toro , Grajales Jairo Carmona , Soto Elvia Margoth Echeverry , Arias Gabriel Eduardo Escobar 
Published: April 2024

Objective: The study seeks to determine the levels of work stress in the employees of a service company, describing the causes and their financial impact.

Theoretical Framework: The concepts of work stress defined as a general state of tension that triggers different emotional, cognitive, physiological and behavioral reactions are addressed, as well as some causing factors such as: Physical Environment, Job Demand, Knowing the tasks and interpersonal relationships.

Method: The study has a mixed approach, where qualitative categories were given quantitative management of the data, to find numerical evidence and be able to explain in more detail the presence of the event. The ILO-WHO Work Stress scale was used as an instrument, which was applied to 33 employees of a Contact Center company in the city of Manizales.

Results and Discussion: The results obtained revealed that work stress is below the limit of the intermediate stress range (81.09 / 90.02) and that due to Absenteeism and Turnover, the company has had costs of $43,995,586 COP according to approximate calculations.

Research Implications: The evidence from the study showed information that allows companies in the service sector to generate strategies for stress management and contribute to reducing costs due to absenteeism and turnover, the above could be used in other sectors or companies in the region.

Originality/Value: The value lies in contributing to the development of the state of the art on the subject and as a reference for future studies since the state of the art shows little research in Contact Center companies in Latin America, likewise for companies generating well-being strategies and the management of the stress.