bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Pour un accompagnement global en pension de famille : l’apport des capabilités d’Identité-Logement
Authors: Trevidy Frédérique , Le Guen Marcel , Cuvilliez Patrick , Cocot Jean-Paul , Niati Abdelaziz , Gervais Mélanie , Petitot Cécile , Benoist Yann , Gagnayre Rémi 
Published: February 2024

Face à l’augmentation constante du nombre de personnes sans domicile en France, le « Plan Logement d'abord 2018-2022 » s’appuie sur les résultats du modèle « Housing First » (HF) pour proposer des solutions de logement pérennes. Il s'agit notamment de pensions de famille qui offrent un logement permanent aux personnes en situation de grande précarité, avec un accompagnement adapté. Si le modèle initial (HF) destiné à un public atteint de troubles psychiques propose un accompagnement orienté vers le rétablissement, l’accompagnement en pension de famille destiné à un public plus large, nécessite d’être pensé autrement. Par une étude de cas menée en pension de famille, cet article présente une philosophie d’intervention différente où l’accompagnement prendrait appui sur l’approche par les capabilités et sur le concept d’Identité-logement, ouvrant la voie au pragmatisme critique.
Travailleurs sociaux face au burn-out
Authors: Ben Mrad Fathi 
Published: February 2024

L’auteur s’intéresse à la manière dont certains travailleurs sociaux sont affectés par leur situation de burn-out, des points de vue physique, psychologique et professionnel. Quels sont les changements personnels profonds qu’ils connaissent lorsqu’ils sont confrontés à l’expérience d’un burn-out et lorsqu’ils doivent déployer certaines de leurs ressources pour résister et faire face à leur situation ( coping ) ? Ce changement doit aussi être relié aux transformations socio-politiques comme la Nouvelle Gestion Publique (NGP) qui impacte et traverse la question du burn-out dans de nombreuses professions (agents administratifs, personnels médicaux, travailleurs sociaux, etc.). L’auteur confronte les définitions expertes du burn-out avec celles qui émanent de professionnels concernés par ce syndrome. Il relève les diverses causes et manifestations que ces derniers avancent pour parler de leur syndrome. À partir de ses investigations de terrain, fondées notamment sur des entretiens avec des travailleurs sociaux en burn-out, l’auteur propose de mieux considérer certains éléments significatifs qui sont parfois minorés dans les travaux internationaux sur le sujet.
Nursing Students' Views on an e-Learning Activity About Health Promotion for Older Adults: A Cross-Sectional Study
Authors: Onebunne Ojelubechukwu , Dahlke Sherry , Devkota Rashmi , Butler Jeffrey I. , Hunter Kathleen F. , Fox Mary T. , Chasteen Alison L. , Moody Elaine 
Published: February 2024

Purpose:
Nurses are graduating ill-prepared to work with older adults across care contexts. The education nursing students receive about older adults often focuses on managing illnesses rather than promoting health. To expand the education that nursing students receive regarding health promotion and older adults, we examined nursing students' perceptions of an e-learning activity on health promotion with older adults.

Method:

We used a cross-sectional survey design. We included first-year baccalaureate nursing students (
N
= 260) at a Canadian university. Students were required to complete the module, but only those who wanted to participate in the study completed the survey (
n
= 167; response rate = 64.2%). We used a feedback survey to assess students' perceptions of the e-learning activity using four 5-point, Likert-type items. We also asked one open-ended question to solicit participants' feedback and suggestions for improving the e-learning activity. Descriptive statistics (frequency, mean [
SD
]) were used to summarize participants' perceptions and demographic characteristics. Content analysis was used to explore responses to the open-ended question.

Results:
Participants reported that the module increased their knowledge about health promotion, as well as their perceptions and confidence in working with older adults. Participants also found the method of instruction interactive and enjoyable.

Conclusion:

Our e-learning activity on health promotion was perceived by nursing students as helpful in sensitizing them to their role in promoting health among older adults. [
Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 50
(3), 19–24.]
Situating Platform-Based Precarity: Platformization and the (Dis)embedding of the Dutch Game Industry (1980-2022)
Authors: Heslinga Anne 
Published: February 2024

Digital platforms exacerbate informal and unstable working conditions in the game industry. However, more research is needed on how working conditions on platforms are shaped by specific local contexts. Based on a national case study of the Netherlands, this article studies the embeddedness of game developers in national business networks and how these networks have influenced and are influenced by precarious conditions in digital platform markets. Using thirty-two interviews, industry reports, and news articles, the research finds that while developers experience increased competition and financial risk in platform markets, they also mitigate the impact of uncertainty by pursuing strategies to embed themselves more firmly both in transnational business networks with platforms and publishers and in local policy and business networks. The ability of developers to embed themselves in these networks is contingent upon characteristics of the local economy, such as lobbying efforts of developers, policies implemented by decision-makers, and business networks outside of the game industry. The findings indicate that approaches that account for different forms embeddedness can serve as a productive lens for future media industries research on the role of geography, at different scales, in shaping working conditions for cultural producers active on digital platforms.
Estresse percebido de mães de crianças com necessidades especiais de saúde e fatores sociodemográficos relacionados
Authors: Josiane de Lima Bruna , Yeza Ferreira Fernanda , Rocha Paes Larissa de Cássia , Garcia Lima Regina Aparecida , Cavicchioli Okido Aline Cristiane 
Published: February 2024

Objetivo: analisar o estresse entre mães de crianças com necessidades especiais de saúde e identificar os fatores sociodemográficos relacionados. Método: estudo transversal e de abordagem quantitativarealizado junto a mães de crianças com necessidades especiais de saúde em seguimento em um ambulatório de média complexidade que desenvolve atividades de reabilitação a crianças com condições que afetam o desenvolvimento neuromotor e sensorial de um município do interior do estado de São Paulo.A coleta de dados ocorreu remotamente, entre março e julho de 2021, mediante aplicação via Google Forms do instrumento de caracterização sociodemográfica e da Perceived Stress Scale, cuja pontuaçãovaria de zero a 56 pontos. Para análise dos dados, utilizaram-se os seguintes testes estatísticos: Mann-Whitney, Kruskal-Wallis, correlação de Spearman eregressão linear simples e múltipla. Resultados:participaram 57 mães com idade média de 34,4 anos. O nível médio de estresse percebido foi de 30,56, mínima 12 e máxima 52. Os fatores sociodemográficos associados com o estresse foram: idade materna (p<0,001), situação conjugal (p<0,001) e número de filhos (p=0,019). Conclusão: as mães com maior nível de estresse percebido foram: as com menor idade, sem companheiro e com maior número de filhos.
Plitidepsin as an Immunomodulator against Respiratory Viral Infections
Authors: Losada Alejandro , Izquierdo-Useros Nuria , Aviles Pablo , Vergara-Alert Júlia , Latino Irene , Segalés Joaquim , Gonzalez Santiago F , Cuevas Carmen , Raïch-Regué Dàlia , Muñoz-Alonso María J , Perez-Zsolt Daniel , Muñoz-Basagoiti Jordana , Rodon Jordi , Chang Lauren A , Warang Prajakta , Singh Gagandeep , Brustolin Marco , Cantero Guillermo , Roca Núria , Pérez Mònica , Bustos-Morán Eugenio , White Kris , Schotsaert Michael , García-Sastre Adolfo 
Published: February 2024

Abstract
Plitidepsin is a host-targeted compound known for inducing a strong anti–SARS-CoV-2 activity, as well as for having the capacity of reducing lung inflammation. Because IL-6 is one of the main cytokines involved in acute respiratory distress syndrome, the effect of plitidepsin in IL-6 secretion in different in vitro and in vivo experimental models was studied. A strong plitidepsin-mediated reduction of IL-6 was found in human monocyte-derived macrophages exposed to nonproductive SARS-CoV-2. In resiquimod (a ligand of TLR7/8)–stimulated THP1 human monocytes, plitidepsin-mediated reductions of IL-6 mRNA and IL-6 levels were also noticed. Additionally, although resiquimod-induced binding to DNA of NF-κB family members was unaffected by plitidepsin, a decrease in the regulated transcription by NF-κB (a key transcription factor involved in the inflammatory cascade) was observed. Furthermore, the phosphorylation of p65 that is required for full transcriptional NF-κB activity was significantly reduced by plitidepsin. Moreover, decreases of IL-6 levels and other proinflammatory cytokines were also seen in either SARS-CoV-2 or H1N1 influenza virus–infected mice, which were treated at low enough plitidepsin doses to not induce antiviral effects. In summary, plitidepsin is a promising therapeutic agent for the treatment of viral infections, not only because of its host-targeted antiviral effect, but also for its immunomodulatory effect, both of which were evidenced in vitro and in vivo by the decrease of proinflammatory cytokines.
Single-Cell Analysis Reveals a Subset of High IL-12p40–Secreting Dendritic Cells within Mouse Bone Marrow–Derived Macrophages Differentiated with M-CSF
Authors: Bridges Kate , Pizzurro Gabriela A , Khunte Mihir , Chen Meibin , Salvador Rocha Erick , Alexander Amanda F , Bass Victor , Kellman Laura N , Baskaran Janani , Miller-Jensen Kathryn 
Published: February 2024

Abstract
Macrophages and dendritic cells (DCs), although ontogenetically distinct, have overlapping functions and exhibit substantial cell-to-cell heterogeneity that can complicate their identification and obscure innate immune function. In this study, we report that M-CSF–differentiated murine bone marrow–derived macrophages (BMDMs) exhibit extreme heterogeneity in the production of IL-12, a key proinflammatory cytokine linking innate and adaptive immunity. A microwell secretion assay revealed that a small fraction of BMDMs stimulated with LPS secrete most IL-12p40, and we confirmed that this is due to extremely high expression of Il12b, the gene encoding IL-12p40, in a subset of cells. Using an Il12b-YFP reporter mouse, we isolated cells with high LPS-induced Il12b expression and found that this subset was enriched for genes associated with the DC lineage. Single-cell RNA sequencing data confirmed a DC-like subset that differentiates within BMDM cultures that is transcriptionally distinct but could not be isolated by surface marker expression. Although not readily apparent in the resting state, upon LPS stimulation, this subset exhibited a typical DC-associated activation program that is distinct from LPS-induced stochastic BMDM cell-to-cell heterogeneity. Overall, our findings underscore the difficulty in distinguishing macrophages and DCs even in widely used in vitro murine BMDM cultures and could affect the interpretation of some studies that use BMDMs to explore acute inflammatory responses.
High-density Fan-Out Chip on Substrate using M-Series (TM) and Adaptive Patterning® Technology
Authors: Davis Robin , San Jose Benedict , Hunt John , Chen Chia-Pin 
Published: February 2024

As silicon technology nodes advance and wafer costs increase, there is a strong incentive to shrink die size and concurrently, die pad pitch. This increased density typically drives higher cost advanced substrates with finer lines and spaces and potentially more layers. As a result of recent constraints on the substrate supply chain, this creates serious availability and cost concerns. A compelling solution is to use fan-out on substrate technology to increase the effective die pad pitch, allowing the use of simpler, lower layer count substrates. ASE used this single die Fan Out Chip on Substrate (FOCoS) approach in engineering and qualification builds starting in 2017 with a traditional fan-out solution. However, with increasing interconnect density, the conventional approach is limited in its ability to work with small bond pad pitches as the die shift during molding creates challenges for manufacturing. An oversized capture pad is often utilized to accommodate this shift and in one prominent case, an additional Cu layer is required. M-series’ use of Adaptive Patterning eliminates the need for oversized capture pads through a unique design-during-manufacturing process which precisely aligns the package interconnect layers to the actual location of each die after molding. This paper will examine the design and manufacturing of a FOCoS package using 4nm silicon through the cooperation of Deca and ASE. The design fans out the interface of a 12mm x 12mm die with 6,000 IO using a single RDL layer and 5 µm line and space. The die has a core pitch of 150µm with an average periphery pitch of 90µm. The resultant M-series flip-chip bumps have a core pitch of 150µm over 75% of the die area with a secondary pitch of 212µm encompassing the remaining perimeter of the die and the 30% body size growth provided by the fan-out region. The relaxed pitch provided by M-series fan-out opens the possibility to use the most cost-effective, readily available type of laminate substrate.
Universal Chiplet Interconnect Express Г (UCIeГ)
Authors: Chaudhry Vik 
Published: February 2024

Align Industry around an open platform to enable chiplet based solutions. Enables construction of SoCs that exceed maximum reticle size -Package becomes new System-on-a-Chip (SoC) with same dies (Scale Up) -Reduces time-to-solution (e.g., enables die reuse) -Lowers portfolio cost (product & project) -Enables optimal process technologies -Smaller (better yield) -Reduces IP porting costs -Lowers product SKU cost -Enables a customizable, standard-based product for specific use cases (bespoke solutions) -Scales innovation (manufacturing and process locked IPs)
High -yield Fabrication of Thin Glass Interposers
Authors: Nelson Shelby F. , Levy David H. , Liddle Kyle , Borrelli Patrick 
Published: February 2024

Thin glass substrates with through vias (TGV) have excellent properties for a new generation of interposers. Glass has a large bulk resistance and low loss at high frequency (RF, mmWave). Physically, it is moisture insensitive, highly dimensionally stable, and has a thermal expansion coefficient that can be tailored to match silicon. The surface of as-received glass has roughness below 1 nm, like silicon wafers, and thus supports fine line/space patterning and advanced processes like damascene. A key focus of our current work involves metallizing thin glass interposers with TGVs, including both copper electroplating of TGVs and patterning of redistribution layers. We demonstrate void-free fill for vias ranging from in aspect ratio from 2:1 to 8:1, in a bottoms-up process like that used for through silicon vias. The vias are hermetic by helium leak detection, even after annealing in some cases to 450C. Since thin (≤ 200 micron) free-standing glass substrates are difficult to handle in current fabs, we discuss an advanced temporary bond approach using silicon or glass handles which enables high-yield processing. The bond is robust to temperatures exceeding 400 °C, and creates handle/glass stacks with total thickness variation (TTV) similar to that of a silicon wafer. The end result is a bonded pair that can be processed like a silicon wafer, with a simple mechanical debond to yield the processed thin glass. We discuss the bond and debond processes, showing the ability to control the bond strength. Data on the bonded glass stack resistance to various processing steps will also be shown.
FOWLP and Flip Chip Cost Comparison: Impact of the Supply Chain Crunch
Authors: Lujan Amy P. 
Published: February 2024

The impact of the pandemic on the semiconductor and electronics packaging supply chains has been in the news for over a year now. Current projections suggest the supply chain crunch could impact various industries through 2022 and 2023. While there are many ramifications of this shortage, one is certainly the impact on cost. Pricing for packages built with more mature technologies, such as wire bond and flip chip, has changed dramatically. Both of these mature technologies have typically been seen as lower cost options than newer technologies, such as fan-out wafer level packaging (FOWLP). Due to the recent shortages, the cost comparison is no longer as straight-forward as it was before. This paper will analyze the cost of building various packages using flip chip, wire bond, and FOWLP technologies. Factory overhead, indirect costs, and profit margins will be taken into account to turn this into a price comparison, rather than just a comparison of direct costs. The analyses will include the price of a package built using FOWLP technology, the price of flip chip and wire bond packages built before recent supply chain disruptions, and the new expected prices of flip chip and wire bond packages. Activity based cost modeling will be used for this analysis. This is a bottom-up, detailed approach to cost that accounts for the many cost components associated with every step of the process flow, such as material, labor, and capital depreciation. The goal of this analysis is to understand how supply chain disruptions have changed the cost parity points of wire bond, flip chip, and FOWLP packages.
Towards a Grieving Church: Theo-ethical considerations for homophobic violence in South Africa
Authors: Mdokwana Ayanda 
Published: February 2024

Hetero-masculine violence in South Africa continues to be an obstacle to peace. As indicated by crime statistics in South Africa, heterosexual women, heterosexual men and LGBTQI+ community have been victims of murder. Many continue to be victims of sexual violence as a result of hetero-masculine violence. While some Christian confessional traditions in South Africa have evolved and have become more welcoming to the LGBTQI+ community, this evolution has not made much difference to the public violence the LGBTQI+ community is exposed to in South Africa. Using the intersections of Caputo’s radical ethics and Meiring’s body theology, I propose a new theological framework that will assist and encourage confessional ecclesiological traditions in South Africa to deal with their own internal contradictions influenced by masculinist heterosexist discourse. This is an attempt to meaningfully contribute to the discourse on violence experienced by the LGBTQI+ community in South Africa. This article contends that the intersections of body theology and radical ethics assist ecclesiological traditions to recognise and embrace the fragility of metaphysics even in the face of discomfort. I argue that the exercise of continuously embracing the fragility of metaphysics assists ecclesiological traditions to be open to their own flaws. This gives them an authentic voice to constantly reconstruct and effectively speak out against the rejection of and violence perpetuated against the LGBTQIA+ community in South Africa.Intradisciplinary and/or interdisciplinary implications: This paper draws on conversations from Christian theology, ethics and their engagement with LGBTQI+ and public homophobic violence in South Africa.
Reverend Frank Chikane as a catalyst for shifts in Pentecostal beliefs and practices
Authors: Masuku Mnyalaza T. 
Published: February 2024

Reverend Frank Chikane represented shifts in Pentecostal beliefs and practices. He found it difficult to accept Christians who spoke in tongues on Sundays but oppressed others on Mondays. He found this hypocrisy to be the worst contradiction he had to contend with. He recognised the separation of spiritual, physical and social. He divided the church’s service to the world into three categories. The first is the ‘status quo’, that is the church, which ensures stability as long as the political system gives it space to proclaim the gospel. He called the second category ‘passage theology’. This refers to those who see themselves as passers-by in this troubled world, and therefore do not care about the politics of this world. The third category is the ‘involvement’ category. Of these three categories, Chikane chose the third. Based on the category of involvement, the author argues that Chikane is the epitome of shifts in Pentecostal beliefs and practices. To this end, the author will uncover and examine the core beliefs and practices of Pentecostalism, setting out the factors that gave rise to Chikane and also highlighting those that mark shifts in his spiritual agency. In the end, the author concludes that Chikane is indeed a catalyst for shifts in the practice of the African Pentecostal tradition today. The pattern of methodological approach followed in this article is the study of synthesised literature from libraries, particularly the sources that assisted me to gain insight into Chikane.Intradisciplinary and/or interdisciplinary implications: This article argues that Rev. Frank Chikane, through his ministry praxis, epitomises shifts in Pentecostal beliefs and practices. Although it is located in the field of missiology, it also has interdisciplinary implications for disciplines such as sociology, practical theology, and church history.
Baxter’s Nerve Entrapment: The Missing Nerve
Authors: Choudhary Shivani , Sathe Abhinav , Kumar D. Vijay 
Published: February 2024

Abstract
Baxter’s neuropathy is a rare condition that has often been overlooked in the realm of peripheral nerve disorders. This brief communication aims to shed light on the elusive nature of Baxter’s neuropathy, emphasizing the significance of recognizing and understanding this condition for proper diagnosis and management. By addressing this “missing nerve,” we hope to contribute to improved patient outcomes and enhance the overall understanding of peripheral nerve pathologies.