bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Optimising the implementation of digital-enabled interventions for the secondary prevention of heart disease: A systematic review using the RE-AIM planning and evaluation framework
Authors: Moel-Mandel Caroline , Lynch Chris , Issaka Ayuba , Braver Justin , Zisis Georgios , Carrington Melinda J , Oldenburg Brian 
Published: October 2023

Abstract

BackgroundDigital-enabled interventions are widely utilised to support the delivery of programs for the secondary prevention of heart disease. They have shown a similar efficacy and safety to centre-based programs and improvements in access and adherence; the key barriers to in-person programs. However, questions remain regarding the successful wider implementation of digital-enabled programs. By applying the RE-AIM framework to a systematic review and meta-analysis, this review aims to evaluate the extent to which these programs report on RE-AIM dimensions and associated indicators.MethodsThis review extends our previous systematic review and meta-analysis that investigated the effectiveness of digital-enabled programs for coronary artery disease patients after hospitalisation. Citation searches were performed on the 27 studies of the systematic review and meta-analysis to identify linked publications that reported data for RE-AIM dimensions. All included studies and, where relevant, any additional publications, were coded using an adapted RE-AIM extraction tool. Discrepant codes were discussed amongst reviewers to gain consensus. Data were analysed to assess reporting on indicators related to each of the RE-AIM dimensions, and average overall reporting rates for each dimension were calculated.ResultsAcross all 27 studies and nine additional reports, 24 (89%) studies were interventions solely delivered at home. In 11 (46%) of these studies, there were no staff involved in the intervention delivery or staff were only available on request. Ten studies (37%) used a mobile application, and only four (15%) studies did not require access to a smartphone. Across all studies the average reporting rates for RE-AIM dimensions were highest for effectiveness (75%) and reach (67%), followed by adoption (54%), implementation (36%) and maintenance (11%).ConclusionsThrough the application of the RE-AIM framework to a systematic review, we found most studies failed to report on key indicators. Failing to report these indicators inhibits the ability to address the enablers and barriers required to achieve optimal intervention implementation in wider settings and populations. Future studies should consider indicators in design and report on implementation indicators to improve the translation of research evidence into routine practice, with special consideration given to the long-term sustainability of program effects as well as corresponding ongoing costs.Registration:PROSPERO - CRD42022343030
Coupling coordination degree of carbon emissions in production, living and ecology space and influencing factors in the Aksu River Basin
Authors: Han Fanghong , Gao Fan , He Bing , Cao Yan , Liu Kun 
Published: October 2023

Abstract

Inland river basins in arid zones have fragile and sensitive ecological backgrounds but are very important ecological niches. Scientific assessments of the coupling coordination development of carbon emissions in production, living, and ecological spaces (PLES) caused by the expansion of man-made oases in these areas, and exploration of the spatial differentiation patterns and influencing factors of carbon emissions in the PLES, are crucial for optimizing basin territorial space and promoting high-quality green development. The study assessed the coupling coordination degree (CCD) of carbon emissions and its spatial differentiation in the basin's in production, living, and ecological spaces. The identified the factors affecting CCD using spatial autocorrelation analysis, Geographically and Temporally Weighted Regression (GTWR) model, and other spatial statistical tools. The results showed that: In the spatial dimension, CCD had the spatial distribution pattern of "high in the east and low in the west". In the time dimension, the evolution of CCD was characterized by "decreasing first and then rising". Factors such as elevation, slope, temperature, precipitation, and population significantly impacted CCD, and had obvious spatial aggregation. In the time dimension, the influence of population on the CCD was relatively stable, while the influence of other factors on the CCD had different trends.
Experiences and Attitudes Towards Sexual Harassment Among Hawkers Residing in Ede Township in Osun State, Nigeria
Authors: Omoge Adeyemi O. , Adesegun Mobolaji M. , Arogundade Ayorinde O. , Godfrey Sally G. , Obi-Obasi Chiamaka S. , Opadele Modurotolu M. 
Published: October 2023

Abstract
BACKGROUND
Peddling through the streets in developing countries is another area of interest the researchers will love to explore due to the socio-economic and negative health effects that can results from this by those who involved in it. This includes sexual assault which increases the vulnerability of the hawkers to diseases such as HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections, increased risk of unwanted pregnancies and unsafe abortion.
OBJECTIVE
This study aimed to gain an understanding on the experiences and attitudes towards sexual harassment among hawkers residing in Ede Township in Osun State, Nigeria.
METHODOLOGY:
The study population comprises of hawkers in Ede Township in Ede, Osun State. Fifty respondents were reached through questionnaire titled Experiences and Attitudes towards Sexual Harassment among Hawkers Residing in Ede Township in Osun State, Nigeria. Quantitative research method was applied for data collection. 17 items questionnaire containing 3 segments was used for data collection and SPSS version 23 was used for analysis of data.
RESULTS
The result revealed that 21 (42%) were between the age of 16–20 years, 38 (76%) were females, 42 (84%) were Islam, 49 (98%) were Yoruba of which 39 (78%) were single. Also, 37 (74%) were students, 43 (86%) had secondary school education 14 (28%) earned 1,000–1,900 and 2,000–2,900 per day as income. 16 (32%) responded that sometimes has anyone made gesture or body language of a sexual nature to them, 45 (90%) strongly disagree that they are comfortable with people of opposite sex touching their buttocks without their consent and 44 (88%) strongly disagree that they are comfortable with people of opposite sex touching their waist without their consent.
CONCLUSION
In conclusion, street hawking is a variant and a very visible phenomenon in our society. It is largely due to poverty and underdevelopment. The hawkers are exposed to many risks of which sexual abuse is a prominent component. The government needs to vigorously pursue poverty alleviation measures to improve the general socio-economic status of majority of the population. There are needs to give sex education to all young people with emphasis on risk reduction measures.
Chondrogenesis of Mesenchymal Stromal Cells on the 3D Printed Polycaprolactone/Fibrin/Decellular Cartilage Matrix Hybrid Scaffolds in the Presence of Piascledine
Authors: Honarvar Ali , Setayeshmehr Mohsen , Hashemibeni Batool , Ghaedamini Sho’leh , Moroni Lorenzo , Karbasi Saeed 
Published: October 2023

Abstract
Today, cartilage tissue engineering (CTE) is considered important due to the lack of repair of cartilaginous lesions and the absence of appropriate methods for treatment. In this study, polycaprolactone (PCL) scaffolds were fabricated by three-dimensional (3D) printing and were then coated with fibrin (F) and acellular solubilized extracellular matrix (ECM). After extracting adipose-derived stem cells (ADSCs), 3D-printed scaffolds were characterized and compared to hydrogel groups. After inducing the chondrogenic differentiation in the presence of Piascledine and comparing it with TGF-β3 for 28 days, the expression of genes involved in chondrogenesis (AGG, COLII) and the expression of the hypertrophic gene (COLX) were examined by real-time PCR. The expression of proteins COLII and COLX was also determined by immunohistochemistry. Glycosaminoglycan was measured by toluidine blue staining. 3D-printed scaffolds clearly improved cell proliferation, viability, water absorption, and compressive strength compared to the hydrogel groups. Moreover, the use of compounds such as ECM and Piascledine in the process of ADSCs chondrogenesis induction increased cartilage-specific markers and decreased the hypertrophic marker compared to TGF-β3. In Piascledine groups, the expression of COLL II protein, COLL II and Aggrecan genes, and the amount of glycosaminoglycan showed a statistically significant increase in the PCL/F/ECM compared to the PCL and PCL/F groups (P < 0.05). The results confirmed that the PCL/F/ECM scaffolds presented in this study afford unique opportunities for CTE.
Changes in the shape of carrageenan molecules, from bricks to nanospheres with unique procedures
Authors: Bhatt Akanksha , Khailkhura Shashank , purohit Priyank 
Published: October 2023

Abstract
The interactions between the polymer's surface area and kinetic behaviors make the polymer's size, shape, and related properties of concern to polymer scientists. Polymers, especially when grafted or derivatized to improve their diagnostic, targeted, sustained, or controllable carrying capacities, are a strong selling point. In this investigation, we characterize iota-carrageenan power as it is used to fabricate a brick-shaped and spherical nanoparticle. Our previous work with solvent screening led us to the discovery of the solubility, ionic effect, and desolvation process upon which our newly developed methodology is based. The de-solvating agent's effect was responsible for the smaller particle size. The particles' sizes and shapes were compared to one another and correlated with their potential applications in the pharmaceutical industry. The size progression from powder to nanosphere is difficult, but maintaining the high surface energy (brick shape) bearing shape is more difficult. This is the focus of the current research.
Statistical analysis for remediation of As(III) ions from water using pristine and derivatized Phyllanthus emblica seed coat
Authors: Kumar Rajeev , Chawla Jyoti , Nayyar Madhvi 
Published: October 2023

Abstract

The aim of this study is to determine the optimal conditions for remediation of As(III) ions from water using pristine Phyllanthus emblica (PPE) seed coat and derivatized Phyllanthus emblica (DPE) seed coat, by using Box -Behnken design (BBD) and central composite design (CCD) optimization techniques. pH, initial ion concentration, dosage, and contact time were taken as process parameters while designing the experiment. The desirability factor is 1.0 for the BBD and 0.8 for CCD for both adsorbents. The regression coefficient for both adsorbents was in the range of 0.993 -0.999 for the BBD and 0.965 -0.969 for the CCD. The BBD is found to be more suitable for optimization of variables for maximum removal, and estimation of removal percentage in different conditions. The adsorption of ions at equilibrium (qe) is found to be 43.59 mg/g at pH 7.13, initial concentration of arsenic of 99.02 mg/L, contact time of 105.13 min, and dosage of 0.12 g/L for PPE using the BBD. However, the adsorption of ions at equilibrium (qe) is found to be 48.79 mg/g at pH 7.31, initial ion concentration of 98.82 mg/L, contact time of 126.99 min, and dosage of 0.12 g/L for DPE using the BBD.
Finding the Efficiency of ConvBi-LSTM Over Anticipation of Adversaries in WBANs
Authors: Kalpana R.N.L.S. , Patro Ajit Kumar , Rao D. Nageshwar 
Published: October 2023

Introduction:
Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs) are similar to custom Wireless
Sensor Networks, so these networks are prone to adversaries through their activities, but in
healthcare applications, security is necessary for the patient data. Moreover, providing reliable
healthcare to patients is essential, and for the right treatment, correct patient data is required. For
this purpose, we need to eliminate anomalies and irrelevant data created by malicious persons, attackers, and unauthorized users. However, existing technologies are not able to detect adversaries
and are unable to maintain the data for a long duration while transferring it.

Aims:
This research aims to identify adversarial attacks and solutions for these attacks to maintain
reliable smart healthcare services

Methodology:
We proposed a Convolutional-Bi-directional Long Short-Term Memory (ConvBiLSTM) model that provides a solution for the detection of adversaries and robustness against adversaries. Bi-LSTM (Bidirectional-Long Short Term Memory), where the hyperparameters of
BiLSTM are tuned using the PHMS (Prognosis Health Monitoring System) to detect malicious or
irrelevant anomalies data.

Result:
Thus, the empirical outcomes of the proposed model showed that it accurately categorizes
a patient's health status founded on abnormal vital signs and is useful for providing the proper
medical care to the patients. Furthermore, the Convolution Neural Networks (CNN) performance
is also evaluated spatially to examine the relationship between the sensor and CMS (Central Monitoring System) or doctor’s device. The accuracy, recall, precision, loss, time, and F1 score metrics are used for the performance evaluation of the proposed model.

Conclusion:
Besides, the proposed model performance is compared with the existing approaches
using the MIMIC (Medical Information Mart for Intensive Care) data set.
Wybrane aspekty jakości życia pacjentów hemodializowanych
Authors: Piernikowska Agnieszka 
Published: October 2023

Wstęp. Terapia nerkozastępcza realizowana w ramach dializoterapii wśród pacjentów umożliwia zastąpienie pracy ich niewydolnych nerek. Jednak z uwagi na obciążający charakter tej metody leczenia wpływa ona istotnie na modyfikację jakości życia pacjentów.
Cel pracy. Celem badań pracy była weryfikacja wybranych aspektów życia pacjentów hemodializowanych przy użyciu cewnika do hemodializ oraz przetoki tętniczo – żylnej.
Materiał i metody. Badania przeprowadzono wśród 100 pacjentów poddawanych hemodializie. Wykorzystano w nich metodę sondażu diagnostycznego, metodę szacowania, techniki: ankietowania i skali szacunkowej oraz kwestionariusz WHOQOL - BREF z autorską metryczką.
Wyniki. Wyniki badań wskazują one na zróżnicowany poziom jakości życia pacjentów hemodializowanych w różnych domenach ich funkcjonowania.
Wnioski. Pacjenci hemodializowani w większości prezentują przeciętny poziom zadowolenia z jakości swojego życia. Postrzegają oni indywidualną, ogólną percepcję jakości życia lepiej, aniżeli indywidualną ogólną percepcję własnego zdrowia. Jakość życia pacjentów poddawanych hemodializie nie zależy istotnie od ich wieku, wykształcenia i miejsca zamieszkania. Istotnie wyższą ocenę jakości życia w ramach domeny środowiskowej prezentowały osoby pozostające w związkach, najniższej oceny w ramach domeny socjalnej dokonywali wdowy/wdowcy. Jakość życia pacjentów poddawanych hemodializie nie zależy istotnie od przyczyny, metody i czasu prowadzenia leczenia nerkozastępczego.
Exploring the Potential of a Behavior Theory–Informed Digital Intervention for Infant Fall Prevention: Mixed Methods Longitudinal Study
Authors: Cooray Nipuna , Ho Catherine , Bestman Amy , Adams Susan , Nassar Natasha , Keay Lisa , Brown Julie 
Published: October 2023

Background
Falls are the most common hospitalized injury mechanism in children aged ≤1 years, and currently, there are no targeted prevention interventions. The prevention of falls in children of this age requires changes in the behavior of their caregivers, and theoretically informed digital behavior change interventions (DBCIs) may provide a unique mechanism for achieving effective intervention. However, user acceptance and the ability of DBCIs to effect the required changes in behavior are critical to their likelihood of success.

Objective
This study aims to evaluate a behavior theory–informed digital intervention developed following a user-centered approach for user experience, the potential for this intervention to prevent infant falls, and its impact on behavioral drivers underpinning fall risk in young children.

Methods
Parents of infants aged <1 year were recruited and asked to use the intervention for 3 months. A pre-post longitudinal design was used to examine the change in the potential to reduce the risk of falls after a 3-month exposure to the intervention. Postintervention data on behavioral drivers for fall prevention, user acceptability, and engagement with the app were also collected. Interviews were conducted to explore user experiences and identify areas for further improvement of the intervention.

Results
A total of 62 parents participated in the study. A statistically significant effect on the potential to reduce falls was observed after the intervention. This effect was higher for new parents. Parents agreed that the intervention targeted most of the target behavior drivers. The impact of behavior drivers and intervention on the potential for fall prevention had a positive correlation. The intervention demonstrated good levels of acceptability. Feedback from participants was mostly positive, and the primary area identified for further improvement was widening the scope of the intervention.

Conclusions
This study demonstrated the promise of a newly developed digital intervention to reduce the risk of infant falls, particularly among new parents. It also showed a positive influence of the DBCI on the drivers of parental behaviors that are important for fall reduction among infants. The acceptability of the app was high, and important insights were gained from users about how to further improve the app.
Pilot Investigation of Blood Pressure Control Using a Mobile App (Cardi.Health): Retrospective Chart Review Study
Authors: Nakrys Marius , Valinskas Sarunas , Aleknavicius Kasparas , Jonusas Justinas 
Published: October 2023

Background
The high prevalence of hypertension necessitates effective, scalable interventions for blood pressure (BP) control. Self-monitoring has shown improved adherence to medication and better BP management. Mobile apps offer a promising approach with their increasing popularity and potential for large-scale implementation. Studies have demonstrated associations between mobile app interventions and lowered BP, yet real-world data on app effectiveness and engagement remain limited.

Objective
In this study, we analyzed real-world user data from the Cardi.Health mobile app, which is aimed at helping its users monitor and control their BP. Our goal was to find out whether there is an association between the use of the mobile app and a decrease in BP. Additionally, the study explored how engagement with the app may influence this outcome.

Methods
This was a retrospective chart review study. The initial study population comprised 4407 Cardi.Health users who began using the app between January 2022 and April 2022. After applying inclusion criteria, the final study cohort comprised 339 users with elevated BP at the baseline. The sample consisted of 108 (31.9%) men and 231 (68.1%) women (P=.04). This retrospective chart review study obtained permission from the Biomedical Research Alliance of New York Institutional Review Board (June 2022, registration ID 22-08-503-939).

Results
The study’s main findings were that there is a possible relationship between use of the Cardi.Health mobile app and a decrease in systolic BP. Additionally, there was a significant association between active use of the app and systolic BP decrease (χ21=5.311; P=.02). Finally, active users had an almost 2 times greater chance of reducing systolic BP by 5 mm Hg or more over 4 weeks (odds ratio 1.932, 95% CI 1.074-3.528; P=.03).

Conclusions
This study shows a possible relationship between Cardi.Health mobile app use and decreased BP. Additionally, engagement with the app may be related to better results—active use was associated with an almost 2-fold increase in the odds of reducing BP by 5 or more mm Hg.
Alberto Breccia’s Parody of Futurist Paintings in Modern Bande Dessinée: Resisting Transatlantic Fascism
Authors: Chan Audrey 
Published: October 2023

During wars, art and culture often develop a “culture of camouflage” (Ojeda 68) to invite the reader to decipher hidden meanings as a form of political subversion. In Argentina, the ‘Golden Age’ of comics emerged in the 1940s in response to the rise of Fascist sentiments originating from the Futurist leader Filippo Tommaso Marinetti’s transatlantic propaganda and flourished in the following decades. During and following the ‘Process of National Reorganisation’ from 1976 onwards, illustrator Alberto Breccia used graphic narratives as a form of counter-censorship as he appropriated Futurist aesthetics and the conventions of the modern bande dessinée. He considered this method as being able to allow “artistry and imagination [take] over from logical progressions” (Grove 25). Using this form, he encouraged the public to reflect on Argentina’s changing transatlantic landscape.
This paper examines to what extent Breccia’s Le Coeur Révélateur: Et Autres Histoires Extraodinaires d’ Edgar Poe (1995) borrows Futurist visuality and makes use of the flexibility of the settings in Poe’s stories. This is done to recreate the haunting figures of history as they “turn away from the original work” to “conceive new forms of storytelling that explore the medium-specific properties of the host medium” (Baetens 7). This paper employs an interdisciplinary approach as, in addition to reading Poe’s original texts, this article also discusses Breccia’s appropriation of Futurist techniques, including “Divisionism, the use of threadlike brush strokes,” uniform application of colours according to their “precise tone and luminosity” (Rainey 9), and the dynamic sensation (Boccioni 46).
Order and Continuity in Igor Stravinsky’s Music:
Authors: Feng Tian-Yan 
Published: October 2023

The works of Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971) have been criticised for the tendency of their compositional technique towards ‘repetition,’ ‘stasis,’ ‘non-progression,’ ‘block juxtaposition,’ and even ‘discontinuity’ by musicologists and analysts including Taruskin (1996), Whittall (1997), Cross (1998), and Boulez (1968). However, more and more contemporary theorists argue that his music is not only characterised by repetition or consistency, but also that many structural phenomena and musical parameters have distinct development within the internal structure. Moreover, they point out that characteristics of both discontinuity and continuity are found at different structural levels within his compositions (Cone; Horlacher 2018; Wang 2004; Kramer 1986, 1988).

Taking the above scholarship into consideration, this essay analyses several musical elements to explore features of order, regularity, continuity, and consistency in the first movement of Stravinsky’s L’Histoire du Soldat, “Marche du Solda”. Closer analysis reveals that this movement exhibits many tendencies of order and consistency within individual parameters, but this order is broken when considering all parameters together, as each has its own pace and structural pattern. The analytical results presented in this essay align with the emphasis by contemporary musicologists and scholars on Stravinsky’s tendency towards consistency and order in his compositions, affirming that his music does indeed possess these features, but they require a different perspective to observe.
Acknowledgment of Referees Maderas-Cienc Tecnol 2022-2023
Authors: Ananias-Abuter Ruben 
Published: October 2023

We gratefully acknowledgements the referees listed below of Maderas-Cienc Tecnol. We thank you for reviewing the manuscripts for Maderas-Cienc Tecnol journal. We appreciate your time and effort in reviewing and greatly value your assistance as a reviewers for Maderas-Cienc Tecnol journal.