bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Différences de culture managériale et attractivité territoriale des FMN
Authors: Bekkaoui Sophia , Ouchen Imane 
Published: December 2023

L’objectif de notre article est d’examiner l’attractivité territoriale du Maroc pour les FMN où seront mis en évidence les effets des différences culturelles sur le choix du site d’implantation des FMN au Maroc. En se basant sur une approche par les pratiques de management interculturel, comment la culture managériale influe sur le choix du site d’implantation des FMN et sur l’attractivité des régions au Maroc ? Cet article se propose, à travers l’analyse de cas d’IDE (investissements directs étrangers) français implantés au Maroc et d’une enquête auprès d’une trentaine de managers d’identifier le degré de compatibilité entre les cultures managériales de la filiale française implantée et du site d’implantation choisi. Le FIT/MISFIT interculturel dépend de la performance au travail sur le site d’implantation qui est liée à l’adaptation interculturelle entre la culture managériale de la FMN et celle du site d’implantation.
Sorcellerie, Louis XI en transe à La Bassée, combats et baptême princier : quel membre de la cour de Bourgogne a rédigé le journal abrité dans la Cronicque inédite de Louis Brésin ?
Authors: Haquette Bertrand 
Published: December 2023

La Cronicque de Flandre et d’Artois , rédigée au xvi e siècle par Louis Brésin, érudit flamand, passe pour être incomplète. Elle est en réalité entière et conservée dans deux bibliothèques grâce à deux manuscrits complémentaires. Les faits rapportés s’étalent de la période carolingienne à la bataille de Lépante. Le récit est de valeur inégale : c’est le fruit des matériaux de première main dont l’auteur a pu bénéficier ou non au cours de sa quête dans les bibliothèques des monastères de sa région. Les principats de Charles le Téméraire et de sa fille Marie de Bourgogne sont particulièrement bien documentés. La richesse du récit est telle que de nombreux faits inédits apparaissent. Louis Brésin a en réalité mis la main sur un journal inconnu, tenu par un clerc, membre de la chapelle des ducs de Bourgogne. Cet auteur mystérieux est identifiable. L’utilisation de ce journal avec le recul du mémorialiste qu’est Brésin fournit une source de grande qualité.
Archives monastiques et société féodale dans les Gaules ( x e et xi e siècles). Essai historiographique
Authors: Barthélemy Dominique 
Published: December 2023

Une enquête et une réflexion historiographiques sont nécessaires pour libérer l’histoire du Moyen Âge central de « paradigmes » importuns. On observe que le tableau de la société féodale esquissé par F. Guizot en 1823 sur la base de chroniques pourrait servir de référence, à condition que cette société soit aussi reconnue comme postcarolingienne. Les nombreuses publications d’archives ecclésiastiques ont fourni aux historiens depuis deux siècles des aperçus précieux mais depuis la thèse de G. Duby (1953) le caractère lacunaire et partiellement aléatoire de ces sources n’est plus assez reconnu. La théorie de la révolution féodale de l’an mil comme celle (il est vrai, moins fautive) du dominium ecclésial, initiée en 1980 par A. Guerreau dans un livre très théorique, découlent de ce déni. On propose ici, des dossiers provençaux et liégeois, une lecture plus ouverte que celles de M. Lauwers et F. Mazel, trop inspirée de la seconde.
The Basics of Artificial Intelligence in Nursing: Fundamentals and Recommendations for Educators
Authors: Schneidereith Tonya A. , Thibault Joseph 
Published: December 2023

Background:
Artificial intelligence (AI) offers exciting possibilities; however, AI is a double-edged sword. The adoption of this technology offers many benefits but also presents risks to academic integrity and appropriately prepared graduates. Many of today's nurse educators are from generations that are unlikely to possess an understanding of AI. This article provides fundamental knowledge needed to understand the current state of AI in nursing and offers recommendations to nurse educators on ways to responsibly incorporate AI technologies into nursing curricula.

Method:
AI literature from PubMed, CINAHL, and Google Scholar was reviewed and synthesized.

Results:
Definitions, explanations, and applications to nursing education are outlined. Recommendations are made for AI implementation, along with ideas to avoid potential AI-enabled plagiarism and academic dishonesty.

Conclusion:

As professionals, nurse educators should understand the basics of AI and be able to judge the appropriateness of integration and also recognize opportunities to embrace future application.

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J Nurs Educ
. 2023;62(12):716–720.]
Trends, Future Directions, and Questions for Preparing Successful Nurse Faculty
Authors: McMillian-Bohler Jacquelyn , Tornwall Joni 
Published: December 2023

Background:
Many nurse educators enter the faculty role with little academic teaching experience. Although there is evidence that providing clear expectations and targeted training on teaching and learning is beneficial for new faculty members, inconsistencies and content gaps in orientation programs and prerequisite knowledge for nurse educators still pose challenges to faculty success.

Method:
This article reviews the current state of preparation for nurse educators, describes new knowledge and skills nurse educators need to prepare nursing students for practice, and suggests approaches to continuous growth and professional development.

Results:
In addition to knowledge of foundational teaching concepts, nurse educators need advanced knowledge of technology, global health, and climate change. Today's learners are diverse and require equity-focused teaching and pedagogy responsive to individual learner characteristics and backgrounds.

Conclusion:

Ensuring nurse educators are prepared to deliver a high-quality education program requires up-to-date professional development, a comprehensive orientation, and ongoing faculty support.

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J Nurs Educ
. 2023;62(12):661–667.]
Preparing New Clinical Educators: 10-Year Outcomes of a Hybrid Program
Authors: Seldomridge Lisa A. , Hall Nicole J. , Jarosinski Judith M. , Reid Tina P. , Hauck Bradley P. , Payne Beverly 
Published: December 2023

Background:
Recruitment and retention of new clinical educators is of urgent concern as it coincides with a growing need for qualified RNs. One solution is to provide intensive training experiences for expert clinicians who can become educators.

Method:
This mixed-method research reports on 10-year outcomes of one hybrid program and the improvements made to align with best practices in learning in an online environment.

Results:
From 2012 to 2021, a total of 264 participants completed the program, with 71% taking teaching positions in 21 of 26 Maryland nursing programs. Aggregate data from surveys and focus groups revealed a need for improvements in the organization of program materials, strategies to help participants manage the program's pace, and further efforts to create an ongoing sense of community.

Conclusion:

In the past 10 years, the Faculty Academy and Mentorship Initiative of Maryland has recruited, educated, and inspired clinicians for educator roles while using data to drive change and improve the participant experience.

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J Nurs Educ
. 2023;62(12):701–705.]
Estructura político-territorial en el centro del México prehispánico: una síntesis preliminar para el estudio de la sociedad novohispana
Authors: Santamarina Novillo Carlos 
Published: December 2023

Partimos aquí de una síntesis de la estructura político-territorial de la cultura prehispánica del área central mesoamericana –comúnmente conocida como azteca– en vísperas de la conquista española, para así acercarnos al estudio de la sociedad colonial temprana. La cultura hispana no se instaló en un territorio desierto ni implantó su dominio arrasando las sociedades indígenas, sino que en buena medida permitió una amplia continuidad de las estructuras preexistentes, lo cual, sin duda, constituye la razón profunda del éxito de la empresa colonial novohispana. Presentamos una serie de términos sociopolíticos propios de la sociedad azteca (altepetl, calpulli, tlatocayotl), así como los conceptos de dominación hegemónica y de malentendido recíproco de identidad, que han permitido una comprensión mucho más profunda de la sociedad indígena, antes y después de la conquista española. Finalmente, aplicamos nuestra perspectiva de análisis al caso de Azcapotzalco durante el periodo colonial temprano.
The Beneficial Effect of Intravenous Iron Administration for Chronic Heart Failure: An Updated Meta-analysis and Systematic Review
Authors: Andrianto  , Rinjani Lalu Galih Pratama , Nugraha Ricardo Adrian , Harsoyo Primasitha Maharany , Jonatan Michael , Luke Kevin , Hermawan Hanestya Oky , Matsumoto Takashi 
Published: December 2023

Introduction:
Around 50% of patients with heart failure (HF) have an existing iron deficiency (ID), with or without anemia. With such a high prevalence, more research is underway to determine whether addressing ID can improve HF.

Aims:
This study aimed to critically evaluate the beneficial effects of intravenous iron administration for chronic HF.

Methods:
Studies were searched in Medline, Embase, and Cochrane for trials investigating the effect of iron supplementation on chronic HF patients. Outcomes of HF and all-cause hospitalizations, as well as cardiovascular-related and all-cause mortalities, were observed. We calculated the odds ratios (ORs) using fixed and random-effect models. The bias was evaluated by funnel plots and Egger's regression tests. Statistical analysis was conducted using RevMan (version 5.4.1).

Results:
Five studies with a total sample size of 1646 subjects were included in this meta-analysis and systematic review. Four studies reported the all-cause mortality of intravenous iron supplementation for HF. None of them provided evidence for the association between intravenous iron supplementation and all-cause mortality (OR = 0.75, 95% confidence interval [CI] 0.38–1.50, P = 0.42, I

2

= 0%, fixed effect). Four studies established that intravenous iron therapy significantly decreased hospitalization due to HF (OR = 0.56, 95% CI: 0.34–0.94, P = 0.03, I

2

= 53%, random effect).

Conclusion:
Iron supplementation does confer the benefit of iron supplementation in patients with chronic, stable HF with regard to HF hospitalization despite not showing significant associations in all-cause hospitalization, cardiovascular death, or all-cause mortality.
In silico Approach of Some Selected Manuka Honey Constituents as Epstein–Barr Virus (EBV) Nuclear Antigen 1 (EBNA1) Inhibitors
Authors: Romdhoni Achmad Chusnu , Yunus Mohd Razif Mohamad 
Published: December 2023

Introduction:
Epstein–Barr virus (EBV) is a carcinogenic cofactor for some epithelial and lymphoid cell malignancies. EBV is associated with most endemic forms of Burkitt lymphoma and nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC). In cell proliferation, the maintenance of the latent genome virus depends on the function of the Epstein–Barr Nuclear Antigen 1 (EBNA1) protein. EBNA1 is essential for the survival of primary B-lymphocytes after EBV infection. Manuka honey, black honey from the manuka tree, is in the spotlight for its biological composition and antiviral activity, namely flavonoids and polyphenolic components that provide antimicrobial, antiviral, and antioxidant effects. This research is an alternative therapy for NPC that causes by EBV infection.

Methods:
A molecular docking approach was used to evaluate the activity of 17 active manuka honeybee product compounds for the ability to inhibit the EBNA1-EBV using the Chimera 1.16 program, SPHGEN program, SPHERE_SELECTOR program, SHOWBOX program, GRID program, and ANTECHAMBER program.

Results:
All 17 of the ligands demonstrated good binding affinity with the receptor in different ways. Three compounds had a strong binding affinity with a good grid score and may inhibit the EBNA1-EBV and replication of the virus.

Conclusion:
Leptosin has potential activity as an EBNA1 inhibitor candidate compound that may have potential for treatment of EBV latent infection. This is supported by a gridscore of −61.49 kcal/mol, which is close to the drug candidate (VK-0497), which has a gridscore of −63.32 kcal/mol.
Outcome and Management of Bladder Trauma at a Tertiary Hospital in Indonesia: 7 years' Experience
Authors: Fauzan Ahmad , Azmi Yufi Aulia , Soetanto Kevin Muliawan , Djojodimedjo Tarmono 
Published: December 2023

Introduction:
Traumatic bladder injury accounts for a third of all urological traumas. Numerous sociodemographic and geographic aspects affect the features of trauma, which are key stages in producing unique techniques or concepts that may be adapted to a range of countries and circumstances. This study aimed to characterize the bladder trauma patients admitted to Dr. Soetomo General Academic Hospital during a 7-year period.

Methods:
This descriptive study utilized retrospective analysis at Dr. Soetomo Hospital, Indonesia. ICD-10 codes were used to identify patients with bladder trauma in Surabaya, Indonesia, from August 2013 to December 2020. Medical records were checked for data collection. Age, gender, hemodynamic status, etiology, classification, concurrent organ injury, treatment, and outcome were all noted.

Results:
A total of 58 bladder trauma instances were detected utilizing medical record data. Males formed the majority of hospitalized patients (74.9%), with a mean age of 35.16 ± 12.08 years, and the majority of bladder trauma cases were caused by motor vehicle accidents (MVAs) (94.8%). Grade III trauma (46.6%) predominated, as did careful treatment (60.3%). Pelvic trauma was the most typically occurring bladder trauma-related injury (72.4%). The survival rate was high (86.2%), and the hemodynamic status was stable (79.3%).

Conclusions:
In our study, a majority of the participants were male, grade III, stable, and had a decent survival rate. In addition, the most prevalent cause was MVA, with pelvic trauma being the most common concomitant injury. Additional investigation, including numerous sites and a bigger sample size, is necessary.
Tenofovir-based first-line regimen in newly diagnosed HIV-patients
Authors: Bandyopadhyay Arkapal , Palepu Sarika , Saini Bhawna , Chaurasia Rakesh Chandra , Yadav Rakesh Kumar 
Published: December 2023

Introduction:
India has a huge burden of HIV/AIDS infection. Tenofovir-based first-line therapy is the preferred treatment for newly diagnosed cases of HIV infection.

Materials and Methods:
The present prospective study was done among newly diagnosed cases of HIV infection. The patients were followed up for 6 months from the day of enrollment. Sociodemographic parameters, CD4 counts, and adverse drug reactions (ADRs) were analyzed at baseline and after 6 months. Bivariate and multivariate logistic regression was performed with the occurrence of ADRs as outcome variable.

Results:
In this study, 67 patients were enrolled with a mean age of 32.75 (±14.39) years. Mean CD4 count at the start of treatment was 241.5/mm3. The mean difference in CD4 count was 383.05/mm3 (standard deviation = 274.9). Dizziness, tingling, numbness of extremities, and muscle cramps were the most common adverse effects. On multivariate logistic regression, the occurrence of ADRs was seen to be significantly higher only in illiterate patients.

Conclusion:
The present study highlights the importance of long-term follow-up of the patients on antiretroviral therapy. Adequate monitoring of the treatment parameters is of utmost importance.
Assessment of the Dosimetric Performance of the Mobius3D against Portal Dose Measurements in Patient-specific Quality Assurance
Authors: Labagnoy Yasmine Joy M. , Oonsiri Sornjarod , Vimolnoch Mananchaya , Kingkaew Sakda 
Published: December 2023

Aim:
The Mobius3D software addresses limitations lacking in measurement-based methods in patient-specific quality assurance (QA). The objective of this study was to validate its dosimetric performance against conventionally used portal dose measurements using gamma analysis and confidence limits.

Materials and Methods:
A total of 240 patient-specific QA plans for the Varian Halcyon linear accelerator were collected. The Mobius3D software was commissioned through beam data and plan verification. All plans underwent QA through the electronic portal imaging device, coupled with the Portal Dosimetry software, and the Mobius3D. Data were assessed using >95% gamma pass. Portal measurements were evaluated using 3%/2 mm and 3%/3 mm criteria, whereas Mobius3D was analyzed at 3%/3 mm and 5%/3 mm, at the 10% threshold.

Results:
Mobius 5%/3 mm mean gamma passes were 99.89% for volumetric-modulated arc therapy (VMAT) and 99.31% for intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT), and correspondingly, the data for portal 3%/2 mm were 99.99% and 99.96%. The Mobius3D at 5%/3 mm can perform like Portal 3%/2 mm for VMAT plans at 0.1% difference, especially for head/neck and pelvic/abdominal cases. In IMRT-based treatments, at 0.7% difference in Mobius3D 5%/3 mm and Portal 3%/2 mm, the performance and error identification in IMRT plans should be applied more carefully due to the amount of failed plans, particularly the chest region. The confidence limits for VMAT plans for Portal 3%/2 mm and Mobius 5%/3 mm are 99.93% and 99.42%, respectively, while for IMRT plans are 99.69% and 97.43%, respectively.

Conclusions:
At a 5%/3 mm criterion, the Mobius3D may yield percentage gamma pass rates like measurements obtained by Portal Dosimetry 3%/3 mm and Portal Dosimetry 3%/2 mm. As the software is largely dependent on commissioned data, rigorous commissioning and a comprehensive QA program should be implemented.
Clinical Utility of Arterial Spin Labeling Magnetic Resonance Imaging in the Evaluation of the Brain
Authors: Pobbati Harshavardhan , Ghosh Sumit Kumar , Gautam Deeksha 
Published: December 2023

Introduction:
Cerebral blood flow (CBF) is essential for studying the brain in both normal and diseased states. Arterial spin labeling (ASL) is a functional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technique that uses arterial water as an endogenous tracer to measure CBF, thus does not require an injection of exogenous tracers and is noninvasive and can therefore be used to track changes in CBF.

Materials and Methods:
This prospective, observational and descriptive study was done at the department of imaging, Maxcure Hospital, Hyderabad, for the duration of 18 months. All studies were performed on a 1.5T Philips Prodiva CX using a phased array coil.

Results:
A prospective observational and descriptive study was done among 100 patients to study the clinical utility of ASL. Out of 100 patients, 20 (20%) patients showed normal MRI findings. Rest 80 (80%) patients had abnormal MRI findings.

Conclusion:
ASL provides additional and complementary information to that available from structural MRI in all categories of abnormalities.
Dosimetric Analysis of Rhizophora-based Phantom Material in Radiation Therapy Applications Using Monte Carlo GATE Simulation
Authors: Zuber Siti Hajar , Hadi Muhammad Fahmi Rizal Abdul , Samson Damilola Oluwafemi , Jayamani Jayapramila , Rabaiee Nor Ain , Aziz Mohd Zahri Abdul , Hashikin Nurul Ab. Aziz , Ying Chee Keat , Yusof Mohd Fahmi Mohd , Hashim Rokiah 
Published: December 2023

Purpose:
This study aims to determine the percentage depth dose (PDD) of a phantom material made from soy-lignin bonded Rhizophora spp. particleboard coated with a gloss finish by using Monte Carlo Geant4 Application for Tomographic Emission (GATE) simulation.

Materials and Methods:
The particleboard was fabricated using a hot pressing technique at target density of 1.0 g·cm−3 and the elemental fraction was recorded for the simulation. The PDD was simulated in the GATE simulation using the linear accelerator Elekta Synergy model for the water phantom and Rhizophora phantom, and the results were compared with the experimental PDD performed by several studies. Beam flatness and beam symmetry were also measured in this study.

Results:
The simulated PDD for Rhizophora and water was in agreement with the experimental PDD of water with overall discrepancies of 0% to 8.7% at depth ranging from 1.0 to 15.0 cm. In the GATE simulation, all the points passed the clinical 3%/3 mm criterion in comparison with water, with the final percentage of 2.34% for Rhizophora phantom and 2.49% for the water phantom simulated in GATE. Both the symmetries are all within the range of an acceptable value of 2.0% according to the recommendation, with the beam symmetry of the water phantom and Rhizophora phantom at 0.58% and 0.28%, respectively.

Conclusions:
The findings of this study provide the necessary foundation to confidently use the phantom for radiotherapy purposes, especially in treatment planning.
Characteristics Performance of Newly Developed Parallel Plate Chamber in Electron Beams
Authors: Saminathan Sathiyan , Kannan Mageshraja , Ganesh K. M. , Mazarello James , Fernandes Rahul 
Published: December 2023

Background:
To investigate the dosimetric performance of newly developed parallel plate chamber in electron beams.

Materials and Methods:
Rosalina Instruments India Private Limited (Mumbai, Maharashtra, India) has designed and fabricated PRATT2 parallel plate chamber. The various dosimetric characteristics, including pre- and post-irradiation leakage, stability, polarity effect, chamber response with bias voltage, dose linearity, dose rate effect, and chamber absorbed dose calibration, were performed for the developed chamber. The electron beam energies of 4, 6, 8, and 15MeV were used in this study.

Results:
The pre- and post-irradiation leakage of the developed chamber was within the acceptable limit. The chamber shows good stability over the electron beams used in this study. The maximum error in polarity effect was 0.7% for the developed chamber. The chamber shows the good linear response with dose, and its response is independent of the dose rate for all electron beams. The beam quality correction factor (kQ, Q0) was determined for the all electron beam energies, which was used for determination absorbed dose in electron beams.

Discussion:
The developed parallel plate chamber (PRATT2) is suitable for dosimetry of electron beams in radiotherapy. The chamber is cost effective and shows precise and reproducible response. The study carried out confirms that the newly designed and fabricated ion chamber can be used in the measurement of absorbed dose for therapeutic electron beams.