bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
A qualitative exploration of videoconferencing technology in clinical neuropsychology: Clinicians’ perspectives
Authors: Simpson Adele , Donaldson Isla , Jack Roisin 
Published: January 2023

Objective: The implementation of videoconferencing technology (VCT) in healthcare has been expedited by the Covid-19 pandemic. This study aimed to explore clinicians’ experiences of using VCT and their views on its suitability for delivering neuropsychological care.Method: An exploratory thematic analysis was conducted using data from two focus groups of professionals working in clinical neuropsychology (N=9). Results were reported in accordance with COREQ criteria for qualitative research.Results: Six key themes were developed. Clinician experiences of using ‘technology’, the perceived ‘suitability’ of VCT for patients, and the potential ‘impact on wellbeing’ that VCT could have on both clinicians and patients, were highlighted. ‘Changing the therapeutic milieu’ and ‘neuropsychological considerations’ – such as assessment validity and opportunities for cognitive rehabilitation – were also conceptualised. VCT was also viewed as a means of ‘facilitating access’, particularly throughout Covid-19 restrictions.Conclusions: Whilst benefits of VCT were identified, a number of concerns were raised about how routine use of VCT may impact clinicians and their patients. Clinicians tended to view VCT as an adjunct to traditional services in the context of Covid-19, rather than a potential replacement. Further research is required to better understand the perspectives of professionals working in neuropsychology and their patients.
Head and neck cancer patients’ return-to-work experience following facial change as a result of surgery: An interpretative phenomenological analysis
Authors: Owen Deborah 
Published: January 2023

Backgroundhead and neck cancer (hNc) is the sixth most common cancer internationally. the corollary of improved survival rates however, is a proliferation of individuals returning to work. these individuals possess a unique set of needs – not only does hNc affect basic daily functions, such as breathing and speaking, but highly visible surgical results can be particularly distressing. Patients may experience a change in relationships and a shift in their sense of identityAim: A hermeneutic interpretative phenomenological analysis of hNc patients’ return-towork experience following facial change as a result of surgical intervention. hermeneutic inquiry is a particularly pertinent method as it explores how hNc patients feel about themselves, how they feel they are perceived, and their understanding of others. Previous hNc research has either tended to focus on coping strategies, or physiological problems. this study explores how the participants situate themselves in the occupational context using heidegger’s concept of ‘being-in-the-world’.MethodInterpretative phenomenological analysis of semi-structured interviews with six hNc patients (four women and two men) who had finished prosthetic/cosmetic treatment.ResultsAnalysis revealed three themes related to the patients’ experience of facial alteration as a result of cancer surgery: their presence in the world, their consideration of ‘being’ in the eyes of others, and their ‘being’ in relation to others. For some individuals, re-establishing the occupational self after facial change is a challenging but satisfying process. the degree of visibility of the facial disfigurement was not an indicator of the level of psychological impact on the ndividual however social self-efficacy and organisational support were significant factors in mitigating the positive association between facial difference and acceptance in the job-role.
Exploratory study of the inclusion of ‘future-selves’ as part of transition preparation in to and out of further education for young people with learning difficulties
Authors: Parry Melissa 
Published: January 2023

The research explored the perception of the incorporation of ‘future-self’ for young people (YP) and their parents as part of transition planning when moving from specialist provision into mainstream further education (FE) and adulthood. Imagined ‘future-selves’ is thought to influence an individual to work towards their aspired self. The research aim was exploring the extent the YP and their parents’ views were being gained using a ‘future-self’ approach within transition planning into FE, and as perceived by the YP as they planned their transition out of FE.Phase 1 used case study design to explore the YP and their parents’ experience of planning having included the YP’s vision of their ‘future-self’, at aged 16. Phase 2 gained views of YP approaching transition out of FE at aged 19+, towards adulthood, about the inclusion of ‘future-self’ in their preparation.Pupils from specialist schools and FE were invited to participate. Phase 1 had two case-studies of a YP and parent. Phase 2 included three focus groups with YP aged 19 plus. Semi-structured interviews and focus groups were thematically analysed.Findings indicated that the YP are more involved in the transition planning with EHCPs, and a range of methods are applied to prepare the YP. There remain barriers limiting the options for the YP such as: lack of choice available; low aspirations of others; failure to explore holistic longer-term outcomes; overreliance on parents; and the need for more effective strategic planning for the YP.The findings indicate that applying a ‘future-selves’ approach may help to motivate YP to meet their aspirations as part of transition preparation and support their longer-term outcomes.
Students’ presentations: Does the experience change their views?
Authors: Sander Paul , Sanders Lalage 
Published: January 2023

IntroductionResearch has shown that students do not like student presentations, yet a case can be made for them. This study seeks to understand the effects that presentations have on students.MethodWithin an action research framework, two repeated–measures studies were completed, one with students undertaking assessed presentations the other with those doing non–assessed presentations. Respondents completed both measures of the Views on Teaching, Learning and Assessment questionnaire (VTLA, derived from Sander et al., 2000) at the start and at the end of each study. All respondents completed the Academic Behavioural Confidence scale (ABC, Sander & Sanders 2003) at the start of each study but its second measurement was taken when only part of each cohort had undertaken a presentation.ResultsIn the assessed presentation study, students who had done their presentations showed an overall increase in ABC, (p&0.05) indicating improved confidence. No such increase was found after the non–assessed presentation. In both studies, students showed significant increases in their responses to items on the ABC that related to public speaking, (p&0.05). The VTLA revealed that experiencing presentations as a teaching method can help students feel more positive about them and able to acknowledge benefits of presenting than they did prior to this experience. It also confirmed that students find presentations daunting and some have some concerns about learning from peers.DiscussionThe different responses in the two studies may have been influenced by the way that presentations were integrated into modules at different levels. However, it would seem that the experience of presentations might raise student confidence in their own abilities although it is less likely to change their views of the prospect of presenting.
Achieving effective supervision for coaching psychologists: Exploring a peer supervision/reflective learning group model
Authors: Donaldson-Feilder Emma , Bush Kris 
Published: January 2023

Workshop presented at the 1st European Coaching Psychology Conference, December 2008.Following the establishment of a peer supervision group for coaching psychologists in late 2007, this paper provides a progress report on how the group is working, together with background on why it was set up, its aims and practical arrangements. It also provides a summary of the discussions at a workshop held as part of the 2008 SGCP conference. The workshop provided information on the supervision group and asked those who attended about their supervision arrangements, and their views on what works well and what could be different in supervision for coaching psychologists.
The fourth generation coaching for people and the planet (recovery and sustainability)
Authors: Law Ho 
Published: January 2023

This paper invites participants to reflect and review the current human condition in terms of the post Covid-19 pandemic and the climate change crisis. This ‘New Norm’ calls for a new generation of language and coaching approaches to leverage a socio-cultural and technological paradigm shift. Drawing from the established art of healing, theory of planned behaviour, ecopsychology, coaching and transpersonal psychology, we shall discuss the future action and coaching practice with an intention to:Understand the fourth generation coaching (4GC) approach, its rationale, formulation and wider role in the environment.Experience the mindfulness practice that embraces motion and emotion, meaning and spirituality.Know how to integrate mindfulness, spirituality, and narrative practice in the GROW coaching process.Know how to enhance motivation to work on change in spiritual, psychosocial environmental practice for recovery and sustainability.
The comparative analysis of Gibson girls of 20th century and contemporary females
Authors: Lin Ziye 
Published: January 2023

There is a complex relationship between fashion and dress to identity. It's worth noting that given twining, cloths can be a portrayal of one's identity because they tell people something about class, gender, status, and so on. Also, the author asserts that cloths can lead to misinterpretation because they are not able to speak (Entwistle, 2000: 112). It is because of this argument that copious theories have emerged in an attempt to explain the relations. Entwistle, in her book, highlights the centrality of dressing to people's identities, gender, and sexuality (2000, p.40). These sentiments are also held by Stroope, Walker, and Franzen (2017, 85), who posit that the portrayal of identity has led to theories such as feminism. Therefore, feminism has existed in all aspects of life since it came into being in early 1910. These concepts are also used in various ways in the fashion industry making it significant in contemporary times. Feminist theory mainly accentuates the analysis of gender inequality. Therefore, it aims to gain a deeper understanding of the nature of gender. In her book, Butler believes that gender is used sometimes as a way to secure heterosexuality (2006, 5). Therefore, according to Griffin (2015, p.196), feminism wanted to transform the entire realms of the lives of women: social, political, cultural, personal, and economical. Consequently, Zinn and Dill (2016, 76) assert that feminists meant to remove all psychological and structural obstacles to the financial independence of women. The reason is that most of them believed that gender was produced and considered though sexual hierarchy as outline by (Butler, 2006, 5). Some of the themes explored in these theories entail objectification, contemporary discrimination, and art history. Indeed, feminists combined lots of reasons that became related to a New Woman. Some crusaded for woman voice, others fought for labor and socialism, whereas others still called for birth control and ‘free love.’ As a result, Butler (2006, 7), in her book, she continues to point out that feminist views attempt to eliminate and overthrow gender, because it is a typical signal of women. The feminism resurgence in the recent past has been integral in the evolution of the modern fashion industry. It is a relief that females are no longer anticipated to fit into a particular mold for them to be perceived as beautiful. The stereotypical thinking, as well as the labeling of females as sexual objects, often have negatively impacted how several women dress Entwistle (2000, p.40). As denoted by Fraser (2017, 167), this is something that most women seem to be reluctant to dress because of the fear that they might be perceived as sexually provocative. Seabrook, Ward, and Giaccardi (2019, 556) also echoed this sentiment but went further to posit that fortunately for feminists, especially those in the fashion industry, feminism has led to the promotion of females as sexual beings rather than sexual objects. Many people are happy that the industry is catching up, though centuries later.
Medical Importance of Insects
Authors: Sheikh Nadeem 
Published: January 2023

Around the globe, human societies have employed insects and the compounds collected from them as a source of therapeutic resources. These creatures have not only been used medically, but also mystically and magically in a variety of civilizations to cure various diseases. For pharmaceutical study, insects seem to be an almost limitless resource. Medicinal potential of insects makes a substantial contribution to the debate over biodiversity preservation.
Bee venom treatment is common in conventional medicine to cure ailments including rheumatism, arthritis, discomfort, malignant tumors, and skin. Several peptides with a range of medicinal benefits are present in bee venom including Melittin, apamin, ado lapin, the mast cell degranulating peptide, enzymes (phospolipase-A2) and amines including histamine and adrenaline. Melittin and phospolipase-A2 may be used to treat cancer cells, which can include leukemia and cancer cells of the kidney, liver, prostate, lung, and mammary gland. Bee venom may cause cancer cells to undergo apoptosis, according to a recent study by Moon et al. In rheumatoid synovial cells, bee venom promotes apoptosis by decreasing the expression of BCL2 and increasing the expression of BAX and caspase-3. In synovial fibroblasts from rheumatoid arthritis patients, bee venom causes apoptosis by activating caspase-3 [1].
Human immunodeficiency virus can be eliminated by a toxin present in bee venom (HIV). Melittin, which surrounds the HIV virus among other viruses, is present in bee venom. Nanoparticles in this melittin are abundant and target a crucial component of the virus' structure. For use in upcoming clinical studies, nanoparticles are simple to produce in large numbers [2]. Maggot treatment is a kind of biotherapy that includes injecting live, sterilized maggots (fly larvae) into the nonhealing skin and soft tissue wounds of a person or an animal in order to debride the wound of necrotic (dead) tissue and disinfect it. Maggot treatment has been shown to aid in wound healing. The Pseudomyrmex sp. often known as the samsum ant, is a species of South American tree ant. Its venom has a wide range of therapeutic benefits, including the treatment of hepatitis and the protection of the liver [3].
The utilization of insects as a natural product has the potential to provide a treatment that is effective in both treating and preventing illnesses. Development of insects as significant new alternative medicines has advanced significantly in recent years. Since insects are very diverse and have long used a wide variety of natural chemicals to adapt to environmental changes, this is an intriguing and quickly growing new field to study in medicine
Warehouse Evolution in Contemporary Logistic Chains
Authors: Apostolov Igor Yu. 
Published: January 2023

This article is devoted to the issues of warehouse management in modern supply chains. The weight and role of warehouses, which in the recent past occupied a minor, and sometimes even a secondary role in logistics, are rapidly growing. The widespread use of scientific and technological progress, automation and warehouse equipment has led to the fact that the warehouse has become not just a physical storage place, but also a source of added value and a production hub.Logistics experts now agree that inventory should be kept as close to the place of consumption as possible in order to contain the growth of transport costs and meet the increasingly high requirements of consumers for the speed and quality of delivery. This has led to the development of such types of storage facilities as cross-docking and transshipment centers, fulfillment centers, sorting and consolidation points, reverse logistics centers — all in addition to their main role as warehouses of goods.The competition for the buyer, the transition from the Push sales strategy to Pull (pulling instead of pushing), JIT (Just in Time), QR (Quick Response) and others increase the responsibility of the warehouse management and employees for the quality of the warehouse operations, which means the accuracy and speed of picking, and the efficiency of the goods return processing.The development of e-commerce, the need to process a large number of orders, mostly small ones, have turned warehouses into Internet platforms with advanced automation of moving goods and equipment, primarily WMS (Warehouse management system).
SOMUT NORM DENETİMİNE BAŞVURU” İLE “UYUŞMAZLIĞIN ÇÖZÜMÜNDE MİLLETLERARASI ANTLAŞMA KURALININ ESAS ALINMASI” YÖNTEMLERİNİN YARGI MERCİLERİNCE UYGULANMA ÖNCELİĞİNİN KARŞILAŞTIRILMASI
Authors: YILMAZOĞLU Yunus Emre 
Published: January 2023

Bir idari davada, idari yargı mercii tarafından uyuşmazlığın
çözümünde uygulanacak bir kanun kuralının hem Anayasa’ya hem de
Avrupa İnsan Hakları Sözleşmesi’ne (AİHS) aykırı olduğu yönünde
bir tespitte bulunulabilir. Bu hâlde temel hak ve özgürlüklerin etkin bir
biçimde korunabilmesi açısından, davaya bakan idari yargı merciince
“somut norm denetimi” ve “uyuşmazlığın çözümünde milletlerarası
antlaşmanın esas alınması” yöntemlerinden hangisinin öncelikle
uygulanması gerektiği bu çalışmanın konusunu oluşturmaktadır.
Çalışmada öncelikle mülkiyet hakkının korunmasında Anayasa
ve AİHS temelinde devletin negatif ve pozitif yükümlülükleri
incelenecek, daha sonra bu hukuk kaynaklarının idari davalarda
doğrudan uygulamasında temel alınacak pozitif hukuk düzenlemelerine
değinilecektir. Bu incelemelerden sonra bu çalışmanın konusu, Anayasa
ve AİHS’e aykırılık taşıyan kuralın “bir maddi hakkın esas boyutunu
ihlal edici nitelikte olması” ile “adil yargılanma hakkını ya da bir maddi
hakkın usul boyutunu ihlal edici nitelikte olması” ayrımı temelinde ele
alınacaktır. Daha sonra yargı kararıyla iadesine hükmedilen alacaklarda
değer kaybının giderimi açısından Anayasa Mahkemesi ve Avrupa İnsan
Hakları Mahkemesi (AİHM) uygulaması incelenecektir. Son olarak teori
ve uygulamaya dönük bu temel esas alınarak yargı kararıyla iadesine hükmedilen vergilerde, davacının mülkiyet hakkını koruyabilecek
nitelikteki giderim yöntemini konu alan ısrar kararına yöneltilen temyiz
isteminin incelendiği Danıştay Vergi Dava Daireleri Kurulu kararı
değerlendirilecektir.
Identificação de variáveis referentes aos aspectos de saúde bucal em mulheres pós-alta de hanseníase
Authors: Silva Rayssa Gysele Teixeira da , Tavares Clodis Maria , Silva Robertson Delano da , Medeiros Môyra Thayná do Amaral , Barbosa Maria do Socorro Alecio , Cavalcante Edilma Gomes Rocha 
Published: January 2023

Objetivo: Objetivou-se avaliar a condição oral nas mulheres pós-alta de hanseníase no município de Rio Largo – AL, que foram diagnosticadas no período de 2007 a 2017 Metodologia: Trata-se de um estudo de corte transversal realizado em um grupo de mulheres que tiveram pós-alta do tratamento de hanseníase no período de 2007 a 2017. Inicialmente em janeiro de 2019 realizou-se levantamento no setor de Epidemiologia e Vigilância da Secretaria Municipal para identificação e relação nominal de mulheres pós-alta de hanseníase. A coleta de dados aconteceu no segundo semestre de 2019 em unidades básicas do município, incluiu realização de exame extra e intra bucal com a finalidade de observar alteração na face, na espinha nasal, maxila, mandíbula além de avaliação da dentição, uso de prótese, mucosa, língua. Resultados:14 mulheres participaram da pesquisa, houveram relatos de ausência da orientação para procura do serviço de odontologia. Entre as lesões intrabucais identificadas alguns destaques foram percentuais de hiperplasia - com ou sem trauma de prótese, língua fissurada, pigmentação, língua geográfica, língua saburrosa. 50% das mulheres utilizavam prótese dos tipos total ou parcial removível, e 50% não faziam esse uso. Quanto a avaliação de dentes cariados, perdidos e obturados (CPO-D) foi encontrado um alto índice entre elas, evidências de inflamação gengival e sangramento ao escovar também foram encontradas. CONCLUSÃO: As mulheres afetadas pela hanseníase apresentaram precárias condições de saúde bucal, sendo essencial o estabelecimento de meios de tratamento para reduzir os focos de infecções predisponentes para reações hansênicas bem como contribuir com o diagnóstico da doença. Os resultados apontaram ainda para a necessidade da sensibilização e articulação para um olhar integral com essas pessoas, além do fortalecimento da atuação interdisciplinar, sobretudo na atenção básica.
Research on Renovation of Age-appropriate Services in Old Communities with Social Support
Authors: Ma Lan , Li Jiaqian , Yu Yafei 
Published: January 2023

Under the existing endowment service mode in our countryside, community home-based old-aged insurance plays a very important role in the elderly's later life. The current elderly-friendly renovation is mainly based on facility renewal, but the improvement of the elderly care experience still needs further systematic thinking. This paper mainly researches that how to improve elderly-friendly degree and the user experience of the old-aged insurance in a perspective of the home-based old-aged insurance service, which also explores the relationship between the social model and main content of matching service design and the development opportunity of elderly-friendly service of the old communities. Being based on the model of social support composition-connection structure-influencing factors, it provides innovative models for the renovation of aging-friendly services in old communities and proposes specific renovation strategies for the design of aging-friendly services in old communities.
KONSEP SUPREMASI HUKUM, MASYARAKAT MADANI DAN KAITAN KEDUANYA
Authors: Suci Rahmah Tursina  , Firman  , Riska Ahmad  
Published: January 2023

Permasalahan lain yang terus melanda ilmu-ilmu sosial hingga saat ini adalah ketidakmampuan menjelaskan apa dan bagaimana seharusnya tatanan ideal sebuah masyarakat. Supremasi hukum dalam era demokratisasi dewasa ini merupakan salah satu tuntutan yang harus dilaksanakan dalam rangka transparansi penanganan kasus hukum dalam kehidupan bermasyarakat,berbangsa, dan bernegara. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui konsep supremasi hukum, masyarakat madani dan kaitan keduannya. Metode penelitian yaitu literatur review yang bersumberkan dari jurnal-jurnal dan bahan bacaan yang bersumber dari google scholar dan mendeley. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa Supremasi hukum merupakan sebuah prinsip inti demokrasi liberal yang mewujudkan ide-ide, seperti konstitusionalisme dan pemerintah dengan kekuasaan terbatas. Supremasi hukum berupaya untuk menegakkan dan memosisikan hukum pada tingkatan tertinggi. Sedangkan masyarakat madani dapat diartikan sebagai suatu masyarakat yang beradab dalam membangun, menjalani, dan memaknai kehidupannya. Kata madani sendiri berasal dari bahasa Arab yang artinya civil atau civilized. Adapun kaitan keduanya adalah Supremasi hukum menjadi salah satu elemen penting dan juga sebagai salah satu pilar penegaknya masyarakat madani, karena salah satu ciri dari masyarakat madani adalah keadilan sosial.