bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Hematological Parameters and Liver Function After COVID-19 Vaccination ( Simple Population Patients in Ramadi City – Iraq)
Authors: Ajeel Jasim Ridhab , Noori Saif Subhi , Mahmood Adeeb Shakir , Jumaa Asmaa Wajeh , Alkareem Fatin Zuher Abd 
Published: November 2023

This study aimed to investigate the influence of COVID-19 vaccination on liver function and blood parameters, specifically Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV) and Hemoglobin (HGB) levels, among young adults (aged 18-32) in Anbar province. Blood samples from 50 individuals were collected at Ramadi Teaching Hospital, with half of the participants vaccinated and the other half unvaccinated. Results revealed a significant decrease in MCV and HGB levels among the vaccinated group compared to the unvaccinated group. Concurrently, liver function indicators, including Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT), Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP), and Bilirubin, showed a marked increase in the vaccinated individuals, indicating potential hematological disorders and liver injury. These findings underscore the importance of COVID-19 vaccination while highlighting the need for continued monitoring of liver health and blood parameters in vaccinated individuals to mitigate potential long-term health implications.
Highlights:

COVID-19 vaccination in young adults may lead to a significant decrease in Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV) and Hemoglobin (HGB) levels.
Liver function indicators such as Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT), Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP), and Bilirubin exhibit a notable increase in vaccinated individuals.
Continuous monitoring of liver health and blood parameters is crucial for assessing potential long-term health implications associated with COVID-19 vaccination.

Keywords: COVID-19 Vaccination, Liver Function, Blood Parameters, Young Adults, Anbar Province.
Mitigating Construction Waste Pollution for Environmental Sustainability: An Integrated Approach
Authors: Fauzany Zaenal Aulil , Rizki Muhammad Alvan , Wahyuni Atik , Harsono Budwi 
Published: November 2023

This scientific article addresses the pressing issue of environmental pollution arising from construction waste, particularly its adverse effects on water quality due to rapid urban development with insufficient environmental considerations. Employing a multidisciplinary approach encompassing literature review and legal analysis, this study investigates the detrimental impacts of construction waste pollution on human health, economic losses, and disruptions to natural ecosystems. The research underscores the critical need for enhanced awareness and action among government entities, contractors, and the public to safeguard the environment from the deleterious effects of construction waste pollution, thereby preserving natural ecosystems and upholding environmental standards. The study's findings emphasize the imperative role of governments in promoting environmental management and regulation, emphasizing the urgency of concerted efforts to address this global environmental challenge.
Highlights:

Construction waste pollution poses a significant threat to water quality and the environment, especially in rapidly urbanizing areas with inadequate environmental planning.
This study employs a multidisciplinary approach, including literature review and legal analysis, to assess the adverse impacts of construction waste on human health, economics, and natural ecosystems.
The research underscores the urgency of raising awareness and taking action, involving government bodies, contractors, and the public, to protect the environment, preserve natural ecosystems, and uphold environmental standards.

Keywords: Construction Waste Pollution, Water Quality, Environmental Considerations, Multidisciplinary Approach, Environmental Management
Patient Satisfaction: IT, CRM, Facilities, Price Impact in Hospital Setting.
Authors: Suryadini Suci , Sriyono  
Published: November 2023

This study aims to investigate the influence of Information Technology, Customer Relationship Management, Facilities, and Price on patient satisfaction, with patient loyalty as an intervening variable, within the context of DKT Hospital in Sidoarjo. Employing a quantitative approach, data was collected from 100 patients through purposive sampling. Structural Equation Modeling using Partial Least Squares (SEM-PLS) was employed for data analysis. The findings reveal that Information Technology, Customer Relationship Management, Facilities, and Price significantly affect patient satisfaction. Additionally, Information Technology and Customer Relationship Management have a direct impact on patient loyalty. The study underscores the significance of these factors in healthcare management and their implications for enhancing patient satisfaction and loyalty, thereby contributing to the improvement of healthcare services.
Highlights:

The study explores factors influencing patient satisfaction and loyalty in a hospital setting.
Information Technology and Customer Relationship Management play pivotal roles in shaping patient experiences.
Findings provide insights for healthcare providers to enhance service quality and patient retention.

Keywords: Healthcare Management, Patient Satisfaction, Patient Loyalty, Information Technology, Customer Relationship Management
The Relationship Of Interest In Reading To The Comprehension Reading Ability Of Grade V Students In Elementary School
Authors: Mufidah Nurul Lailatul , Wachidah Kemil 
Published: November 2023

This study investigates the association between reading interest and reading comprehension ability among fifth-grade students at BalongGabus Candi State Elementary School. Employing a quantitative correlational approach, data collection involved questionnaires and comprehension tests for 23 students. The computed correlation coefficient (r = 0.756) demonstrated a robust relationship between the two variables, signifying a 57.15% connection strength. This significant finding suggests that reading interest greatly influences reading comprehension prowess in this cohort.
Highlights:

Strong Correlation: A robust correlation coefficient (r = 0.756) highlights a substantial and positive relationship between reading interest and reading comprehension ability among fifth-grade students.

Influential Factors: The study underscores the significance of reading interest as a determining factor in enhancing reading comprehension skills among young learners.

Quantitative Insights: Employing a quantitative approach with a sample of 23 fifth graders, this research provides valuable insights into the interplay between reading engagement and comprehension proficiency.

Keywords:Reading interest, Reading comprehension, Fifth graders, Correlation, Quantitative approach
Revolutionizing Basic Computer and Networking Education: An Android-Based E-Module Study at Vocational High School
Authors: Kusumayanti Diah , Astuti Cindy Cahyaning 
Published: November 2023

A new subject added to the 2013 curriculum in computer engineering and networking prompted teachers to search for engaging teaching materials. This study aimed to develop an Android-based e-module for the basic computer and networking subject in the X grade of SMK Ar-Roudhoh and assess its suitability. Research and Development method using the ADDIE model was employed, with data collected through observation, questionnaires, and validation tests by media and subject matter expert teachers. An interactive Android-based e-module was developed and met the validity criteria. The media expert validator gave a score of 81.25%, and the subject matter expert validator gave a score of 80%, both in the acceptable category with revisions. The e-module is suitable as a teaching material for the basic computer and networking subject.
Highlights:
1. The study aimed to develop an Android-based e-module for the basic computer and networking subject in the X grade of SMK Ar-Roudhoh and assess its suitability.
2. Research and Development method using the ADDIE model was employed, with data collected through observation, questionnaires, and validation tests by media and subject matter expert teachers.
3. The interactive Android-based e-module was developed and met the validity criteria. The e-module is suitable as a teaching material for the basic computer and networking subject.
Revolutionizing Motorcycle Spare Part Sales at Bengkel Stel Velg Budyo with an Android-Based App
Authors: Yodantius Teddy , Taurusta Cindy 
Published: November 2023

The sales transactions of motorcycle spare parts in the service process are a very important part, especially in recording transaction data and available spare parts stock. Transactions at Bengkel Stel Velg Budyo are still manually recorded on paper. To improve the performance of Bengkel Stel Velg Budyo, a motorcycle spare parts sales application system is needed to help the workshop simplify sales transactions based on Android. The end result of the design and development of the motorcycle spare parts sales application is to design an application used to manage the transaction process as well as manage the stock of motorcycle spare parts at Bengkel Stel Velg Budyo so that transactions can be done effectively and efficiently.
Highlights:
1. Manual recording of transactions on paper is a current issue at Bengkel Stel Velg Budyo
2. An Android-based application system is needed to improve the workshop's performance
3. The designed application aims to simplify sales transactions and manage motorcycle spare parts stock for effective and efficient transactions.
Enhancing Samhong Cultivation: Boosting Plant Growth with Fermented Cow Urine and EM4-Molasses Blend
Authors: Kholifah Nur , Miftakhurrohmat A 
Published: November 2023

This study investigates the utilization of fermented cow urine with EM4 and molasses to enhance plant growth in Samhong cultivation. The main objective is to explore the interaction between concentration and interval of bovine urine fertilization. The research was conducted in the Janjing field, Trawas district, Mojokerto Regency, from October to December 2022, using a randomized block design with two factors. The first factor consisted of three levels: 20 ml/l, 40 ml/l, and 60 ml/l of bovine urine concentration, while the second factor comprised three intervals of fertilization: every 2 days, every 4 days, and every 6 days. Results indicate that the concentration of bovine biourine did not significantly affect all variables. Notably, the best fertilization interval of every 4 days (I2) demonstrated improved plant height (20.50 cm), leaf count (10.74), fresh weight (77.67 grams), and dry weight (9.74 grams). Additionally, a significant interaction was observed between concentration and bovine urine fertilization interval, with the highest number of leaves found in the 60 ml/l concentration treatment at an interval of 4 days (12.42 strands), and the widest leaf area recorded in the 20 ml/l concentration treatment at an interval of 2 days (118.76 cm²).
Highlights:

Utilization of fermented cow urine with EM4 and molasses can increase plant growth: The study suggests that adding fermented cow urine with EM4 and molasses can have a positive effect on plant growth. This finding could be of interest to farmers and researchers looking for alternative fertilizers that can promote plant growth.
The best fertilization interval is every 4 days: The study found that the interval of fertilization has an impact on plant growth, with the best result observed with fertilization every 4 days. This information could be useful for farmers and researchers looking to optimize their fertilization schedule.
Significant interaction between concentration and biourine fertilization interval of cattle: The study found a significant interaction between the concentration and the biourine fertilization interval of cattle, indicating that the optimal concentration of biourine and fertilization interval are dependent on each other. This information could be relevant for farmers and researchers who are interested in developing a customized fertilization plan for their crops.
EduSdamada: Developing an Educational Mobile Game for Elementary School Children using Unity2D
Authors: Prasetio Aga Dandi , Rosid Mochamad Alfan 
Published: November 2023

This research focuses on the development of an educational mobile game, 'EduSdamada,' using the Unity2D application, with the aim of addressing the impact of information technology on education. As mobile phones and smartphones greatly influence learning, teachers are challenged to adopt effective methods to engage students. The game combines learning and play elements to provide enjoyable and effective learning experiences for elementary school children. The research follows the ADDIE model (analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation) commonly used for software and application development. Data collected through questionnaires from 7-year-old children revealed that 81.8% of them enjoy playing games that incorporate learning aspects, and 45.5% found 'EduSdamada' to be an enjoyable experience. While the game exhibits some shortcomings in terms of graphics, features, and effects, the findings underscore the potential for future improvements.
Highlights:

Developed an educational mobile game, 'EduSdamada,' using Unity2D application, catering to the impact of information technology on education.
The game successfully combines learning and play elements, providing enjoyable and effective learning experiences for elementary school children.
Data analysis from questionnaires revealed that 81.8% of 7-year-old children enjoy playing games with educational components, with 45.5% finding 'EduSdamada' to be an enjoyable experience, indicating its potential for further improvements.
Optimizing Growth and Yield of Napa Cabbage (Brassica rapa L.) Using Lamtoro Liquid Organic Fertilizer
Authors: Masruroh Chairil Isna , Abror M , Nurmalasari Intan Rohma 
Published: November 2023

Napa cabbage, a leafy vegetable highly sought after by Indonesian consumers due to its rich content of pro-vitamin A, ascorbic acid, and fiber, was the subject of this study. The aim was to determine the most effective concentration of lamtoro liquid organic fertilizer on the growth and yield of napa cabbage plants. The research took place in Modong Village, Tulangan District, Sidoarjo Regency, with follow-up observations conducted at the Agrotechnology Study Program Laboratory during October-December 2022. A non-factorial Randomized Group Design (RBD) was employed, consisting of 7 treatments: P0 (control), P1 (5 ml/L), P2 (10 ml/L), P3 (15 ml/L), P4 (20 ml/L), P5 (25 ml/L), and P6 (30 ml/L). The experiment was repeated 3 times, resulting in 21 experimental units, and data analysis included the 5% BNJ test. Variables observed encompassed plant height, number of leaves, root length, wet weight, dry weight, and harvest index. The findings indicated that administering lamtoro liquid organic fertilizer at the highest dose of 30 ml/L had the most significant impact on plant height and leaf number in napa cabbage plants, while other parameters such as root length, fresh weight, dry weight, and harvest index were not significantly affected.
Highlights:

Importance of Napa Cabbage: The abstract highlights the importance of Napa cabbage in Indonesia due to its high nutritional content, which includes pro-vitamin A, ascorbic acid, and high fiber.
Effectiveness of Lamtoro Liquid Organic Fertilizer: The study aims to determine the best concentration of lamtoro liquid organic fertilizer on the growth and yield of napa cabbage plants. The study shows that the highest dose of 30 ml/L of lamtoro liquid organic fertilizer had the best effect on the growth of plant height and number of leaves.
Experimental Design: The study used a non-factorial Randomized Group Design (RBD) with 7 treatments and was repeated 3 times to obtain 21 experimental units. The variables observed included plant height, number of leaves, root length, wet weight, dry weight, and harvest index.
Development of a Website-Based Activity and Cash Information System for Mosque Management: A Case Study of Al-Hikmah Mosque
Authors: Aji Bagas Prakoso , Findawati Yulian 
Published: November 2023

This research focuses on the development of a website-based activity and cash information system for mosque management, aiming to overcome the inefficiency of using printed pamphlets for announcing religious activities. The study adapts the waterfall development model to design the system, with questionnaire testing using a Likert scale to evaluate the system's effectiveness. The case study was conducted at Al-Hikmah Mosque in Sidoarjo, involving 8 mosque administrators and 2 mosque imams. The results indicated that the software functions as expected, providing an efficient and accurate means of disseminating mosque activity and cash information, reducing the need for manual notifications. The system received a total score of 72.25% and was considered eligible for use.
Highlights:

Mosques serve as important centers for Islamic da'wah and religious activities.
Traditional methods of announcing activities, such as printed pamphlets, can be costly and inefficient.
The development of an activity and cash information system can help mosques streamline their communication and financial management processes.
Exploring the Hidden Depths: Speleotourism and Cave Exploration in Boisun District, Uzbekistan
Authors: Eshniyoz Ziyodullayeva Ogilshod 
Published: November 2023

This scientific article presents an overview of speleotourism and cave exploration opportunities in Boisun District, Uzbekistan. The study aims to highlight the unique natural objects, such as Teshik Stone Cave, Boy Bulak Cave, Dark Star Cave, and Khoja Gur Gur Ota, along with their distinctive characteristics. The article discusses the organization of speleological expeditions, cave routes in sports tourism, and the equipment required for cave exploration. The methods employed include cave surveys, expeditions, and documentation of cave characteristics. The results reveal fascinating details about the caves, including their geological features, underwater lakes, intricate passages, and historical significance. Implications of these findings emphasize the potential for further research, conservation efforts, and the development of sustainable speleotourism in Boisun District, offering unique opportunities for adventure seekers and scientists alike.Highlights:

Speleotourism in Boisun District: Explore the thrilling world of caves and engage in speleotourism activities in the captivating Boisun District of Uzbekistan.
Unique Natural Objects: Discover the fascinating natural objects of Boisun District, including Teshik Stone Cave, Boy Bulak Cave, Dark Star Cave, and Khoja Gur Gur Ota, each offering distinct geological features and historical significance.
Opportunities for Adventure and Research: Embark on speleological expeditions, uncover hidden depths, and contribute to the exploration and documentation of these caves, presenting opportunities for adventure enthusiasts and scientific researchers.

Keywords: Speleotourism, Cave exploration, Boisun District, Uzbekistan, Natural objects
Soil Macrofauna Diversity in Gold Mine Tailing Storage Facilities (TSF) Mirah I and TSF Mirah II at PT Kasongan Bumi Kencana
Authors: Putir Patricia Erosa , Wahyudi Wahyudi , Winarti Sih , Sosilawaty Sosilawaty 
Published: November 2023

This research focuses on the assessment of soil macrofauna in gold mine tailing storage facilities (TSF) at PT Kasongan Bumi Kencana. The study aimed to analyze the physical and chemical properties of the soil, identify soil macrofauna, and evaluate their diversity in TSF Mirah I (7 years old) and TSF Mirah II (1 year old). Using a descriptive-quantitative approach, 38 subplots were established within each TSF, and data on macrofauna were collected, analyzed, and presented through descriptive statistics and species diversity index calculations. The results revealed that both TSFs exhibited low organic matter content. Mirah I TSF harbored 15 families with 172 individuals, primarily dominated by the Trigoniulidae (millipedes) family. In contrast, Mirah II TSF contained 14 families with 120 individuals, mainly dominated by the Formicidae (black ant) family. The diversity index for Mirah I TSF was moderate (H’=1.9911), similar to Mirah II TSF (H’=1.8665). These findings highlight the potential of soil macrofauna as bioindicators for assessing tailing quality in gold mine operations.
Highlights:

Examined physical and chemical properties of soil and identified soil macrofauna in two gold mine tailing storage facilities (TSF) at PT Kasongan Bumi Kencana.
Utilized a descriptive-quantitative approach and species diversity index to analyze the macrofauna data.
Trigoniulidae (millipedes) dominated in Mirah I TSF, while Formicidae (black ant) dominated in Mirah II TSF, with both TSFs showing a moderate diversity index.
Optimizing Tomato Plant Growth and Yield through Innovative Fertilizer Combinations: A Factorial Group Random Design Approach
Authors: Efendi Muhammad Shofyan , Abror M 
Published: November 2023

This study employed a rigorous Factorial Group Random Design (RAK) method to investigate the synergistic effects of Liquid Complementary Fertilizer (PPC) and NPK Compound Fertilizer on the growth and yield of tomato plants. The research consisted of two key factors: PPC with four dosage levels (control, 3 g/L, 6 g/L, and 9 g/L of water) and NPK Compound Fertilizer with four levels (control, 200 kg/ha, 400 kg/ha, and 600 kg/ha) - all replicated three times. Data on critical plant parameters such as height, leaf count, flower abundance, and fruit production were meticulously gathered and analyzed. Remarkably, the combined application of PPC and NPK exhibited significant enhancements in both growth and yield, surpassing the effects observed from individual applications. Our findings highlight the immense potential of this innovative fertilizer combination in revolutionizing tomato crop production, offering a promising avenue for farmers to meet agricultural demands efficiently.
Highlights:

Utilized a robust Factorial Group Random Design (RAK) methodology to examine the impact of PPC and NPK Compound Fertilizer on tomato plant growth and yield.
Investigated various dosage levels of PPC and NPK, each replicated three times for precise data analysis.
The synergistic effects of the combined application outperformed individual applications, showcasing a promising approach to optimize tomato crop production.