bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Acceptance and feasibility of a low-threshold and substitution services-based periodical monitoring system for blood-borne and sexually transmitted infections among people who inject drugs in Germany: a mixed-methods analysis
Authors: Krings Amrei , Steffen Gyde , Zimmermann Ruth 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
Background
To reach the global elimination goals of viral hepatitis B and C (HBC, HCV), human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and other sexually transmitted infections as a public health threat by 2030, monitoring is needed. Staff members of drug services and opioid substitution treatment (OST) practices in Berlin and Bavaria recruited clients for a pilot study addressing the respective infections among people who injected drugs (PWID) in Germany, 2021/2022. Participants filled a questionnaire and were tested for HBV, HCV, HIV and syphilis using dried blood spots (DBS). We evaluated the study design to implement a feasible and accepted nationwide periodical monitoring among PWID and serve as an example for the implementation of similar monitoring systems in other countries.
Methods
A mixed-methods design was used, including focus group discussions with study participants and staff members and a semi-quantitative questionnaire filled by the latter. Aspects covered were the setting for recruitment, study preparation for staff members, willingness of clients to participate, the study questionnaire, blood collection and return of results.
Results
The majority (96%) of 668 study participants were recruited in low-threshold services, drug consumption rooms and OST-practices. Flexibility of recruiting study participants during routine work or testing weeks/days was important to the facilities. Collaborations with local AIDS services helped cope with the work load of data collection. The need to train staff for DBS collection was highlighted. Study participants welcomed the testing opportunity in familiar places. Study participants frequently needed assistance to complete the study questionnaire. Return of results was considered as ethically mandatory by staff members but referral to treatment remained challenging.
Conclusions
For a successful monitoring time flexibility and adequate training are essential. Individual benefits for study participants by receiving their test results should be ensured and referral networks with infectiology practices may increase number of infected PWID receiving treatment. Overall, the evaluation confirmed that a monitoring through drug services and OST-practices is feasible and well accepted in Germany. Beyond that It shows important lessons learned for the implementation in other countries.
Optimization of Hight-Sensitivity SQUID Gradiometer for ARIADNE at CAPP
Authors: Gkika Violeta , Kim Younggeun , Matlashov Andrei , Shin Yun Chang , Semertzidis Yannis , Cantor Robin , Lohmeyer Chloe , Aggarwal Nancy , Geraci Andrew 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
ARIADNE (Axion Resonant InterAction Detection Experiment) is a table-top experiment that intends to search for QCD axions from exotic spin-dependent interactions mediated by axion between nuclei at sub-mm range. This experiment has a potential to probe deep within the theoretically interesting regime for the QCD axion in the mass range of 0.1~10meV, independently from the cosmological assumptions of dark matter axion. This experiment includes a non-magnetic mass to source the axion field, and a dense ensemble of hyper-polarized 3He nuclei to detect the axion field with nuclear-magnetic-resonance (NMR) based method. With employing a Superconducting Quantum Interference Device (SQUID) magnetometer, however, the expected NMR signal from the interaction could be easily buried in the noise spectrum of the magnetometer, especially in a frequency range (~ 100 Hz) where the interaction signal is supposed to exist, but at the same time, acoustic noise from the environment becomes dominant source of the background noise. In ARIADNE, attempts are made to overcome these problems with SQUID-based co-centric planar gradiometer leading to significantly increased sensitivity. In this work, we report a comprehensive study of the noise spectrum for the SQUID magnetometers configuration in order to optimize the gradiometer design parameters. The magnetic flux has been estimated as a function of the pickup loop radius of magnetometer and gradiometer which allows us to achieve an optimum system design. A series of measurements for the characterization of the SQUID gradiometer are also presented. The obtained noise level of the gradiometer may enable us to reach the sensitivity required for the ARIADNE.
Epidemiology of Acute Hepatitis C and HCV-related Cirrhosis in Reproductive-Age Women, 1990-2019: A Global Burden of Disease Study
Authors: Zou Yanzheng , Yue Ming , Ye Xiangyu , Wang Yifan , Ma Xinyan , Zhang Amei , Xia Xueshan , Chen Hongbo , Yu Rongbin , Yang Sheng , Huang Peng 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
Background & Aims: Considering the risk of vertical transmission and the adverse perinatal outcomes associated with hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection, women of reproductive age warrant prioritization in HCV prevention efforts. This study aims to examine the global incidence and temporal trends of acute hepatitis C (AHC) and HCV-related cirrhosis among women of reproductive age (15-49 years) from 1990 to 2019.
Methods:Leveraging the Global Burden of Disease 2019 data, we calculated age-standardized incidence rates (ASIR) and assessed temporal trends via the average annual percent change (AAPC) from joinpoint regression. The age-period-cohort (APC) model was employed for a further understanding of the age, period, and birth cohort effects.
Results: Over the 30-year period, global incidences of AHC and HCV-related cirrhosis in reproductive-age women increased by 46.45% and 72.74%, respectively. The ASIR of AHC was highest in low socio-demographic index (SDI) regions but showed a declining trend. Conversely, the ASIR of HCV-related cirrhosis displayed unfavorable trends in low, low-middle, and high SDI regions. Special attention is necessary for Sub-Saharan Africa, High-income North America, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia due to their high incidence rates or increasing trends of AHC and HCV-related cirrhosis. Notably, the APC model suggests a recent resurgence in both AHC and HCV-related cirrhosis risk.
Conclusions: Despite advancements in HCV treatment, HCV infection remains a health burden in reproductive-age women. This study provides an in-depth understanding of the epidemiology of AHC and HCV-related cirrhosis in this demographic, facilitating the development of targeted prevention and treatment strategies.
The Effect of Innovation on Guest Satisfaction in Hurghada City Resorts, Egypt
Authors: Yousry Fahd Mohamed , Saad Sameh Gamal , Mohamed Fatma Abdelaal 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
Purpose: The main goal of innovation is to improve guest service and products and also guest satisfaction. Taking into account the four types of innovation recognized by organization for economic cooperation and development, the purpose of this research is to understand how innovation effect on guest satisfaction, specifically in the hospitality industry.
Design/methodology/approach: The data collection was done through qualitative (interview) and quantitative methods (questionnaire). For the quantitative data processing, the Statistical Package for Social Science software was used through statistical inference methods.
Findings: The results show the effect of the four dimensions of innovation on guest satisfaction. These results confirm previous studies on the effect of service, marketing and process innovation on guest satisfaction. However, the results also show the positive relation between guest satisfaction and organizational innovation as well as the relationship between organizational innovation and the other types of innovation.
Research limitations/implications: The results of this study were based only on one resort. The extension to other cases may strengthen the results.
Practical implications: The confirmation that guest satisfaction is associated with innovation, in its four dimensions, can contribute to better decision-making, not only for the resort in the study but also for the sector.
Originality/value: Focusing on understanding the relation between the rate of innovation and its effect on guest satisfaction, the study expands the knowledge about the importance of services innovation on a specific resort in Hurghada City.
Haben Arbeitnehmende in Grossraumbüros und bei Desk Sharing spezielle individuelle Rechte?
Authors: Wildhaber Isabelle , Debrunner-Epprecht Stefanie 
Published: November 2023

Grossraumbüros und Desk Sharing sind in der heutigen Arbeitswelt weit verbreitet. Der vorliegende Beitrag diskutiert die historische Entwicklung und die Vor- und Nachteile dieser Arbeitsorganisationsformen und setzt sich mit deren rechtlichen sowie technischen Anforderungen auseinander. Es wird die Frage aufgeworfen, ob den Arbeitnehmern spezielle individuelle Rechte im Grossraumbüro zustehen, wie beispielsweise ein Recht auf Konzentration, ein Recht auf Privatsphäre oder ein Recht auf einen ständigen Arbeitsplatz oder auf individuelle Arbeitsplatzgestaltung. Sodann wird aufgezeigt, wie der einzelne Arbeitnehmer seine Rechte in Bezug auf den Gesundheitsschutz im Grossraumbüro durchsetzen kann und welche Schlussfolgerungen in Bezug auf den Arbeitnehmerschutz in grossflächigen Büroräumlichkeiten gezogen werden können.
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Les bureaux en espace ouvert et le partage de bureau («Desk Sharing») sont des configurations de travail très répandues dans le monde du travail actuel. Le présent article discute de l'évolution historique, des avantages et des inconvénients de ces formes d'organisation du travail et se penche sur leurs exigences juridiques et techniques. La question posée est de savoir si les travailleurs ont des droits individuels spécifiques dans les bureaux en espace ouvert tels qu'un droit à la concentration, un droit à la vie privée ou un droit à un poste de travail permanent ou à un aménagement individuel du poste de travail. Nous verrons ensuite comment le travailleur individuel peut faire valoir ses droits en matière de protection de la santé dans les bureaux en espace ouvert et quelles conclusions tirer en ce qui concerne la protection des travailleurs dans les bureaux en ouvert espace.
Sumatra-fault Earthquake Source Variation for Analysis of Liquefaction in Aceh, Northern Indonesia
Authors: Munirwansyah Munirwansyah , Munirwan Reza Pahlevi , Listia Vina , Irhami Irhami , Jaya Ramadhansyah Putra 
Published: November 2023

Introduction:
Areas that are situated on active faults experience a severe risk of earthquakes. During earthquake shocks, pore water pressure increases and soil shear strength decreases, resulting in water saturation of the loose sand layer and the possibility of liquefaction. Banda Aceh is a city on Sumatra Island, northern Indonesia, located on active faults that run along Sumatra Island.

Aims:
To ascertain the liquefaction potential in Banda Aceh City, it is important to conduct a research analysis on the soil profile below Banda Aceh City. This research focused on earthquake acceleration to determine the strength capacity of soil to withstand loads and wave propagation to minimize infrastructure failure.

Methods:
The liquefaction potential of Banda Aceh was determined by analyzing N-SPT records from three sites using three different approaches. This liquefaction study considered the cyclic loading and seismic acceleration associated with the Sumatra-fault earthquake source, which has a design magnitude of Mw 9.3.

Results:
The results of cyclic loading showed that Banda Aceh City has liquefaction potential. Using the 3D surface approach, soil profiling gives a cross-vault-shaped soil profile that shows liquefaction potential starting at 2.5 m and the hard soil layer found at 6.0 to 10 m.

Conclusion:
This study examined the liquefaction potential of Banda Aceh City. The research was carried out using a simplified approach to determine the liquefaction potential index (LPI) at three-dimensional cross faults of discontinuous sand generated by the Sumatra-fault acceleration of earthquake.
Assessment of Health-promoting Behaviors and Influential Factors in Undergraduate Students in Saudi Arabian Governmental Universities
Authors: Abuadas Fuad H. 
Published: November 2023

Background:
The identification of health-promoting behaviors is crucial for improving students' overall well-being. A total of 542 undergraduate students from five Saudi Arabian governmental universities were evaluated to assess health-promoting behaviors and explore the factors that influence these behaviors.

Methods:
A descriptive cross-sectional design with a convenience sampling technique was employed to select 542 undergraduate students. A scale of health-promoting lifestyle profile II (HPLP II) and sociodemographic factors were used to assess undergraduate students' healthy behaviors. Healthy behaviors of students were measured on a Likert scale of 1 to 4, with 1 being "never" and 4 being "always." Higher scores would indicate that a student engages in more health-promoting behaviors.

Results:
Undergraduate students had moderate scores (M = 123) for health-promoting behaviors. Among the subscales of HPLP II, spiritual growth displayed the highest mean score (2.79 ± 0.61), while physical activity had the lowest (1.82 ± 0.35). Multiple linear regression showed significant fit (F = 8.57, p ˂ .01) and explained 6% of the variance in health-promoting behaviors. Family income, academic Grade point average (GPA), and smoking status were found to be significantly associated with health-promoting behaviors. The results suggest that students with low income (β = -0.10, p ˂ .05) were more likely to have lower health-promoting behaviors, while students with higher GPAs (β = 0.09, p ˂ .05) and non-smokers (β = 0.10, p ˂ .05) were more likely to have higher health-promoting behaviors.

Conclusion:
The study emphasizes the significance of enhancing behaviors that promote health in undergraduate students, especially in the dimensions of physical activity, coping with stress, and dietary habits.
Linking Jakarta’s Typical Indonesian Urban Context, Air Pollution, and Child Health
Authors: Soemarko Dewi Sumaryani , Fadlyana Eddy , Haryanto Budi , Buftheim Sonia , Hartono Budi , Wasito Erika , Basrowi Ray Wagiu 
Published: November 2023

Introduction:
Jakarta, the second largest metropolitan area in the world after Tokyo, has experienced rapid development that may not have adhered to the established urban planning regulations. These have caused multiple urban health risk issues, such as high private transportation use, coal-powered plants, lack of green spaces, and industrialization. All of regulations have contributed to the high level of air pollutants in Jakarta Metropolitan Area (JMA). Air pollution is one of the most significant health problems in the world and children are especially exposed confirmed. The fact that children’s organs are still in growth and development phase means that they are especially susceptible to the pollutants entering the body. Existing data showed that the air pollutants in JMA, specifically PM2.5, SO2, NO2, and CO are categorized as moderate to high compared to the international standards, therefore, could potentially become a contributing factor to the mortality and morbidity of children living in Jakarta.

Conclusion:
More aggressive approaches are required to tackle air pollution issues, especially because the United Nations News. UN General Assembly declares access to clean and healthy environment a universal human right. 2022. Available from: https://news.un.org/en/story/2022/07/1123482.
Assessing the needs for Javanese learning for speakers of other languages
Authors: Ekowati Venny Indria , Sugiarto Tri , Nooryastuti Nandyan Ayu , Nurhayati Endang , Wulan Sri Hertanti 
Published: November 2023

This article presents a report on the needs analysis of Javanese learning for speakers of other languages. Applying the descriptive-analytical method, this study used data gathered from the survey of 57 participants from 27 different countries. The present study revealed that the most difficult aspect of studying Javanese is on mastering its vocabulary (54.8%). This condition limited the learners’ confidence to engage in any conversation with the locals (74.2%) and made them less progressive in some other related competencies such as reading and writing. Based on the participants’ responses to the survey, the approach recommended to facilitate the program of Javanese for speakers of other languages is the communicative approach. The design of the program targeted proficiency in communicating using Javanese. Vocabulary learning is needed in real situations and contexts. Therefore, the learners could improve their capacity in Javanese and engage with the local people better. Through its comprehensive examination of the challenges, opportunities, and potential solutions, this research not only contributes to the field of language education but also reinforces the value of embracing linguistic diversity as a cornerstone of our shared human experience.
Use of Peer-Led Web-Based Platforms for Peer-Assisted Learning Among Canadian Anesthesia Residents and Fellows: Cross-Sectional Study
Authors: Li Casey , Salman Maria , Esmail Tariq , Matava Clyde 
Published: November 2023

Background
Peer-assisted learning (PAL) using peer-led web-based platforms (PWPs), including social media, can be a highly effective method of supporting medical trainees. PWPs, such as mobile apps for sharing anesthesia resources and social media groups or discussion forums pertaining to anesthesia training, may play a role in facilitating anesthesia trainee-led web-based education. However, there have been many challenges facing anesthesia trainees when it comes to incorporating PWPs, especially social media and mobile apps for PAL.

Objective
The primary objective of this survey was to assess the proportion of trainees that use social media and mobile apps. The secondary objective was to identify the trainees’ perceptions on the use of social media and mobile apps for educational purposes, including PAL.

Methods
This cross-sectional study was conducted through a survey administered via email at a single large academic center. The survey tool collected data between 2016 and 2017 on the following: demographic data (year of study, field of specialty), use of technology and web-based resources for medicine, use of social media platforms for anesthesia or training, benefits and barriers to future uses of social media for training, and ideas for trainee-led websites. Descriptive statistics were reported.

Results
In total, 80 anesthesia trainees (51 residents and 29 fellows) responded to the survey (response rate of 33% of out 240 trainees contacted). All trainees reported having a mobile device that most (n=61, 76%) reported using multiple times a day to access medical resources. The highest perceived benefits of PWPs according to residents were that the most valuable information was available on-demand (n=27, 53%), they saved time (n=27, 53%), and they improved their overall learning experience within anesthesia (n=24, 47%). In comparison, fellows thought that PWPs were beneficial because they provided multiple perspectives of a single topic (n=13, 45%) and served as an additional platform to discuss ideas with peers (n=13, 45%). The most popular platforms used by both residents and fellows were Facebook (residents: n=44, 86%; fellows: n=26, 90%) followed by LinkedIn (residents: n=21, 42%; fellows: n=9, 29%). Even though most anesthesia trainees used social media for personal reasons, only 26% (n=21) reported having used resident- or fellow-driven PWP resources. Examples of PWPs that trainees used included anesthesia groups and a resident Dropbox resource folder.

Conclusions
There was generally an acceptance for using PWPs for PAL as they provided various benefits for trainees at all levels of learning. PWPs have the potential to garner an increased sense of community and sharing within learning experiences throughout all levels of training. The information gained from this survey will help inform the basis for developing an anesthesia trainee-led e-learning platform.
Customer Trust and Interaction Quality as a Mediating: The Effect of Quality of Information on Purchase Decision
Authors: Pratondo Kalistya Rizki , Marsudi Marsudi , Wijaya Rahmad 
Published: November 2023

E-retail has one of the problems, such as not being able to provide examples of goods products that consumers want in digital form; therefore, this affects consumer purchasing decisions. Many factors underlie consumer purchasing decisions in e-retail. This study aims to analyze the role of customer trust and interaction quality in mediating the influence of quality of information on purchase decisions in electronic retail (E-Retail). The population in this study is e-retail users aged 18 years and over who have used or are currently using e-retail. The sample used was 100 people. The analysis technique uses Partial Least Square (PLS). The results showed that quality of information influences purchasing decisions and customer trust, customer trust influences purchasing decisions, quality of information influences interaction quality, and interaction quality influences purchasing decisions and customer trust. It was also found that customer trust and interaction quality can mediate the influence of quality of information on purchasing decisions.
Analisis Penggunaan Media Pembelajaran dan Implementasi ESD yang Digunakan Guru Biologi SMA/MA
Authors: Nur Inayah Ghina , Rochintaniawati Diana , Sanjaya Yayan 
Published: November 2023

Compentencies that student should have in the 21st century are critical thinking, creative thinking, and higher order thinking, problem solving, collaboration, communication, creating and update skills, technological literacy skills, and contextual learning skills. Education for Sustainbale Development (ESD) is seen as transformative learing approach, an adaptive process that not only equips students with new knowledge but also promotes new ways of thinking. One of the things that must be considered by a teacher in achieving learing objectives is the selection of learing media.interactive learning media can increase students’ interest in learning and critical thinking skills. This research is a descriptive qualitative research to see the use of learning media and the implementation of ESD in Senior Hight School.
Key words: analysis, learning media, interactive, ESD

ABSTRAK
Kompetensi yang harus dimiliki di abad ke-21 yaitu berpikir kritis, berpikir kreatif, dan berpikir tingkat tinggi, memecahkan masalah, kolaborasi, komunikasi, keterampilan mencipta dan mebaharui, keterampilan literasi teknologi, dan keterampilan belajar kontekstual. Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) dilihat sebagai pendekatan pembelajaran transformatif, proses adaptif yang tidak hanya melengkapi peserta didik dengan pengetahuan baru tetapi juga mempromosikan cara berpikir yang baru. Salah satu hal yang harus diperhatikan oleh seorang guru dalam mencapai tujuan pembelajaran adalah pemilihan media pembelajaran. Dengan media pembelajaran yang menarik dan interaktif dapat meningkatkan minat belajar dan kemampuan berpikir kritis peserta didik. Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian kualitatif deskriptif yang melihat bagaimana penggunaan media pembelajaran dan implementasi ESD yang ada di SMA/MA.
Kata kunci: Analisis, Media Pembelajaran, Interaktif, ESD