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Examining the effects of technology–organization–environment framework on operational performance through supply chain integration of the firm
Authors: Chatha Kamran Ali , Jajja Muhammad Shakeel Sadiq , Gillani Fatima , Farooq Sami 
Published: July 2023

PurposeThis paper aims to investigate the role of organizational and technological enablers and their arrangement and alignment with the external environment to facilitate supply chain integration (SCI), which consequently improves operational performance.Design/methodology/approachThe paper uses a structural equation modeling approach and the data from 307 manufacturing firms from the International Manufacturing Strategy Survey version VI for hypotheses testing.FindingsThe findings of the study reveal that (1) the alignment and particular arrangement of the sociotechnical organizational factors enable the SCI of a firm, (2) suitable organizational arrangements help in leveraging SCI under environmental pressures, and (3) SCI leverages the relationship between sociotechnical organizational factors and operational performance of the firm.Practical implicationsThis paper informs managers that SCI leverages the operational performance of firms under heightened environmental pressures. Developing suitable manufacturing technologies infrastructure followed by organizational practices aligned with the manufacturing technologies make it easier to realize SCI.Originality/valueThis study explores the interaction of technological, organizational, and environmental factors as driving and enabling factors that help achieve SCI. Firms that develop an open and collaborative environment and use communication and integrative technologies to complement their work practices better cope with external pressures. These modern forms of working and the use of technologies facilitate SCI and leverage it effectively to positively impact firm performance.
Have the transformation of resource-based cities impacted the innovation capacity? – Based on Chinese data from 2000 to 2019
Authors: Zhao Shuliang , Fan Qi 
Published: July 2023

Purpose
It has been ten years since the policy was implemented, but the effect of the policy needs to be tested empirically. This paper aims to explore the mechanism of policy influence on regional innovation ability by measuring the effectiveness of policy by innovation ability indicators. Further, it reflects the problems in the process of the transformation and development of resource-based cities in recent years and points out the direction for the development of the cities in the future. In addition, this paper discusses the differences between regions and cities in China and seeks the path to narrow the gap.

Design/methodology/approach
This paper mainly uses the difference-in-difference method for the research. This study divided China’s resource-based cities and non-resource-based cities into experimental groups and control groups, and explored the effect of the transformation and development of resource-based cities and the changes of their innovation ability under the influence of the National Sustainable Development Plan for Resource-based Cities (NSDPRC). More carefully, this paper uses the fixed effects regression model, propensity score matching method, bootstrap method and other methods to improve the empirical results.

Findings
This paper finds that NSDPRC significantly improves the innovation ability of resource-based cities, although there is some lag in this effect. Research on the influence mechanism of policies shows that NSDPRC improves the marketization degree of resource-based cities and reduces the proportion of the secondary industry in such cities. Finally, the results of the heterogeneity analysis confirm that policies are more popular in western China and that resource-based cities in growth, maturity and decline are more vulnerable to policy influence. The development of policy effectiveness also requires the size of a city, and maintaining a healthy and reasonable scale is necessary for urban development.

Originality/value
First, the existing research on the development of resource-based cities is mainly from the perspective of economy and environment, but rarely from the perspective of innovation ability, and the index to measure urban development is relatively single. This paper will compensate for this deficiency. Second, different from the European and American countries that have basically completed the industrial transformation, the research on Chinese cities will provide a reference for the transformation of developing countries. Finally, from the perspective of resource endowment theory and innovation theory, this paper discusses the influence of SDPNRBC mechanism on the innovation ability improvement of resource-based cities, and further improves and enriches the theory.
Exploring the effect of cognitive factors and e-social interactions on the green purchase intention: evidence from a transitional economy
Authors: Phan Vu-Dung-Van , Huang Yung-Fu , Do Manh-Hoang 
Published: July 2023

Purpose
This study aims to investigate the cognitive factors and e-social interactions that influence the green purchase intention of Vietnamese consumers.

Design/methodology/approach
This study conducted the survey with 453 samples of young consumers in Vietnam, using the partial least squares structural equation modeling approach to evaluate the measurement quality to deal with research objectives.

Findings
The findings of this study demonstrate that cognitive factors positively impact green purchase intentions in Vietnam. Moreover, the analysis revealed that the attitude variable played a mediating role in this model, whereas the social norms factor did not.

Research limitations/implications
This study presents several valuable findings on the green purchase intentions of young Vietnamese consumers. Therefore, the results can potentially advance and strengthen green purchasing theories in the Vietnamese market. Moreover, the recommendations indicate that cognitive factors and e-social interactions are crucial in shaping green purchasing intentions among Vietnamese consumers. Thus, it is suggested that the firms in the Vietnamese market focus on green marketing based on leveraging these factors.

Originality/value
This work provides a valuable contribution to the knowledge related to cognitive and e-social interactions among young Vietnamese consumers. It demonstrates the significant impact of these elements on green purchase intentions through e-commerce.
Chromosome‐level genome assembly and whole‐genome resequencing of topmouth culter (Culter alburnus) provide insights into the intraspecific variation of its semi‐buoyant and adhesive eggs
Authors: Jiang Haifeng , Qian Yuting , Zhang Zhi , Meng Minghui , Deng Yu , Wang Gaoxue , He Shunping , Yang Liandong 
Published: July 2023

AbstractTopmouth culter (Culter alburnus) is an ecologically and economically important species belonging to the subfamily Culterinae that is native to and widespread in East Asia. Intraspecific variation of semi‐buoyant and adhesive eggs in topmouth culter provides an ideal opportunity to investigate the genetic mechanisms of spawning habits underlying the adaptive radiation of cyprinids in East Asia. In this study, we present a chromosome‐level genome assembly of topmouth culter and re‐sequenced 158 individuals from six locations in China covering three geographical groups and two egg type variations. The topmouth culter genome size was 1.05 Gb, with a contig N50 length of 17.8 Mb and anchored onto 24 chromosomes. Phylogenetic analysis showed that the divergence time of the Culterinae was coinciding with the time of initiation of the Asian monsoon intensification. Gene family evolutionary analysis indicated that the expanded gene families in topmouth culter were associated with dietary adaptation. Population‐level genetic analysis indicated clear differentiation among the six populations, which were clustered into three distinct clusters, consistent with their geographical divergence. The historical effective population size of topmouth culter correlated with the Tibetan Plateau uplifting according to the demographic history reconstruction. A selective sweep analysis between adhesive and semi‐buoyant egg populations revealed the genes associated with the hydration and adhesiveness of eggs, indicating divergent selection towards different hydrological environments. This study offers a high‐resolution genetic resource for further studies on evolutionary adaptation, genetic breeding and conservation of topmouth culter, providing insights into the molecular mechanisms for egg type variation of East Asian cyprinids.
Mental health consumer perspectives of a person‐centred multidisciplinary care planning meeting on a rehabilitation inpatient unit
Authors: O'Donohue Eliza , Aguey‐Zinsou Melissa , Yule Elisa , Fairhurst Ian , Debaets Marcie 
Published: July 2023

AbstractMental health consumers are seeking genuine involvement in the planning regarding their treatment and care; however for many consumers in inpatient mental health settings, there is not the opportunity to participate. Current research evaluating person‐centred multidisciplinary care planning initiatives in inpatient settings from the consumer perspective is limited. The aim of this study was to explore the consumer perspective of a person‐centred multidisciplinary care planning meeting implemented in an Australian inpatient mental health rehabilitation unit. This study used a focused ethnographic design with data collection including fieldnotes, observations of meetings and interviews. Ten individuals participated in the study, with two participating in meeting observations and eight participating in structured interviews. Participants were consumers with a mental health diagnosis admitted to a mental health rehabilitation unit for assistance with achieving their goals for community living. Findings were analysed utilizing thematic analysis. Findings showed that consumers' experiences of the care planning meetings were positive. Themes included; ‘It's about you’, ‘Making decisions and expressing opinions’, ‘Staff involvement in care planning’ and ‘Supporting consumer recovery’. These findings add the consumer perspective to the existing evidence base and support the implementation of person‐centred multidisciplinary care planning meetings in inpatient mental health settings.
Multifaceted training and readiness to respond to family violence: A prospective cohort evaluation
Authors: Withiel Toni Dianne , Sheridan Simone , Rushan Catherine , Fisher Caroline Anne 
Published: July 2023

AbstractBackgroundAs frontline healthcare workers, there is a growing expectation that nurses should be able to respond to disclosures of family violence. However, the profession and hospital systems have been slow to respond with clear skills, knowledge and confidence deficits identified in existing research. There is limited research which has robustly evaluated the effectiveness of in‐depth, multifaceted training on readiness to respond among nurses.AimTo longitudinally evaluate the effectiveness of an in‐depth family violence training intervention on confidence, knowledge and clinical skills of nurses working in a large tertiary adult hospital.DesignSingle‐centre, longitudinal intervention study. Strengthening the Reporting of Observational studies in Epidemiology (STROBE) cross‐sectional guidelines were used.MethodsOne hundred and ten nursing clinicians participated in this study to complete a comprehensive evidence‐based model of healthcare workers response for assisting patients experiencing family violence. A mixed methods survey was used to assess change in knowledge, confidence and clinical skills among participants. Outcome assessment was electronically undertaken at baseline, 6–9 months and 12–15 months following intervention.ResultsStatistically significant improvement was seen in self‐reported knowledge, confidence and frequency of screening for family violence. Relative to baseline estimates, these improvements were identified 6–9 months and 12–15 months following intervention; albeit with consideration to the visually observed trend of skill reversion at follow‐up. Quantitative findings were paralleled by qualitatively identified improvements in the recognition of the intersectional nature of violence, need for patient collaboration in screening and depth in considerations around how family violence is screened for.ConclusionsFindings provide tentative support for the utility of a multidimensional training approach to improving nurses' readiness to respond to disclosures of family violence.Relevance to clinical practiceThis study provides preliminary support for multidimensional, evidence‐based training to effectively improve nurses' confidence, knowledge and clinical skills required for responding to family violence.Reporting MethodThe study complies with the Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology (SQUIRE) Statement: guidelines for reporting observational studies (see Table S1).Patient ContributionPatients were involved in the initial design of the survey tool. This involvement came through the Allied Health Consumer panel and included input on the design and question wording of the survey items.
Yoga Posture Recognition by Learning Spatial-Temporal Feature with Deep Learning Techniques
Authors: Palanimeera J. , Ponmozhi K. 
Published: July 2023

Yoga posture recognition remains a difficult issue because of crowded backgrounds, varied settings, occlusions, viewpoint alterations, and camera motions, despite recent promising advances in deep learning. In this paper, the method for accurately detecting various yoga poses using DL (Deep Learning) algorithms is provided. Using a standard RGB camera, six yoga poses — Sukhasana, Kakasana, Naukasana, Dhanurasana, Tadasana, and Vrikshasana — were captured on ten people, five men and five women. In this study, a brand-new DL model is presented for representing the spatio-temporal (ST) variation of skeleton-based yoga poses in movies. It is advised to use a variety of representation learners to pry video-level temporal recordings, which combine spatio-temporal sampling with long-range time mastering to produce a successful and effective training approach. A novel feature extraction method using Open Pose is described, together with a DenceBi-directional LSTM network to represent spatial-temporal links in both the forward and backward directions. This will increase the efficacy and consistency of modeling long-range action detection. To improve temporal pattern modeling capability, they are stacked and combined with dense skip connections. To improve performance, two modalities from look and motion are fused with a fusion module and compared to other deep learning models are LSTMs including LSTM, Bi-LSTM, Res-LSTM, and Res-BiLSTM. Studies on real-time datasets of yoga poses show that the suggested DenseBi-LSTM model performs better and yields better results than state-of-the-art techniques for yoga pose detection.
Prognostic Value of the Anatomic-Physiologic Classification in Adults With Congenital Heart Disease
Authors: Egbe Alexander C. , Miranda William R. , Jain C. Charles , Anderson Jason H. , Younis Ahmed , Abozied Omar , Connolly Heidi M. 
Published: July 2023

BACKGROUND:
The prognostic role of the congenital heart disease (CHD) anatomic/physiologic classification has not been systematically studied. The purpose of this study was to determine whether CHD physiologic stage provided improvement in prognostic power (to predict all-cause mortality) beyond conventional clinical risk models.

METHODS:
Retrospective study of adults with CHD at the Mayo Clinic (2003–2019). The CHD physiologic stage was assessed at baseline and 36 (24–48) months, and patients were classified into stages A to D at these time points. Clinical stability (remaining in the same stage), clinical improvement (moving to less advanced stage), and clinical deterioration (moving to more advanced stage) were determined at 36 months. We defined conventional clinical risk indices as age/sex, functional class, comorbidities, cardiac procedures, hepatorenal dysfunction, and ventricular/valvular dysfunction.

RESULTS:

Of 5321 patients, 1649 (31%), 1968 (37%), 1224 (23%), and 480 (9%) were in stages A, B, C, and D at baseline. Of 5321 patients, 4588 (86%) also had assessments at 36 months, and of these patients, 3347 (73%), 386 (8%), and 855 (19%) had clinical stability, deterioration, and improvement, respectively. Patients with clinical improvement were more likely to have undergone cardiac procedures between both assessments. Both baseline CHD physiologic stage (hazard ratio, 1.13 [95% CI, 1.09–1.17];
P
<0.001, per unit increase in stage) and change in CHD physiologic stage (hazard ratio, 1.46 [95% CI, 1.32–1.61];
P
=0.007, per unit increase in stage) were associated with mortality after adjustments for conventional risk indices and provided incremental improvement in prognostic power beyond conventional clinical risk models as evidence by an increase in C statistic from 0.702 (0.681–0.724) to 0.769 (0.754–0.787).

CONCLUSIONS:
The CHD physiologic stage can potentially be used for risk stratification, as well as to monitor disease progression and response to therapy.
Clinical characteristics of 1124 children with epiphyseal fractures
Authors: Deng Hansheng , Zhao Zhenhui , Xiong Zhu , Gao Futang , Tang Shengping , Li Yuanheng , Li Weiqing , Huang Jihuang , Cui Shuting , Chen Xiaodi , Zeng Shuaidan , Tang Gen , Sechi Leonardo Antonio , Caggiari Gianfilippo , Doria Carlo , Qiu Xin 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Background
In this study, to provide a theoretical basis for understanding the clinical characteristics of epiphyseal fractures in children and improving their management, we explored and analyzed the proportions of different types of epiphyseal fractures in children and evaluated the causes of injury and epidemiological characteristics.

Methods
We retrospectively analyzed children younger than 18 years with fresh epiphyseal fractures who were admitted to our hospital from July 2015 to February 2020. Demographic information, injury mechanisms, fracture characteristics, fracture classification and surgical information were collected.

Results
A total of 1124 pediatric patients (1147 epiphyseal fractures), including 789 boys and 335 girls, were included in this study. Epiphyseal fractures were classified as Salter-Harris type II (1002 cases), type IV (105 cases), type III (25 cases), Salter-Harris type I (14 cases), and Salter-Harris type V (1 case). The number of fracture sites peaked in the adolescent group (440 cases). The most three common sites of epiphyseal fractures were the distal radius (460 cases) in which Salter-Harris type II fractures were the most common (454 cases) and Salter-Harris type I (3 cases), Salter-Harris type IV (2 cases), Salter-Harris type III was the least common (1 case). Followed by phalanges of fingers (233 cases) in which Salter-Harris type II fractures were the most common (224 cases) and Salter-Harris type IV (4 cases), Salter-Harris type I (3 cases), Salter-Harris type III fractures were the least common (2 cases). Distal humerus (146 cases) in which Salter-Harris type II fractures were the most common (95 cases), followed by Salter-Harris type IV (49 cases), Salter-Harris type I fractures were the least common (2 cases). The most three important causes of fractures were falls (720 patients), car accident injuries (68 patients), and basketball falls (43 patients). Among the 1124 children with epiphyseal fractures, 1058 were treated mainly by surgery and the ratio of open and closed reduction was 1:5.3. Eighty-eight patients showed an interval > 72 h between the injury and the hospital visit. Among these 88 patients, the most common fracture type was distal radial epiphyseal fracture (32 cases), and all fractures were of Salter-Harris type II.

Conclusions
The epidemiological characteristics of epiphyseal fractures in children indicate the need to strengthen health and safety education and protective measures to prevent the occurrence of these fractures in children. In addition, emergency surgeons and orthopedic surgeons in general hospitals should strengthen their basic knowledge of diagnosing and treating epiphyseal injuries in children to reduce missed diagnoses, misdiagnoses or malpractice.
Hepatocellular carcinoma cells remodel the pro-metastatic tumour microenvironment through recruitment and activation of fibroblasts via paracrine Egfl7 signaling
Authors: Sun Bo , Lei Xiong , Cao Momo , Li Yiming , Yang Lian-Yue 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Background
The tumour microenvironment consists of a complex and dynamic milieu of cancer cells, including tumour-associated stromal cells (leukocytes, fibroblasts, vascular cells, etc.) and their extracellular products. During invasion and metastasis, cancer cells actively remodel the tumour microenvironment and alterations of microenvironment, particularly cancer-associated fibroblasts (CAFs), can promote tumour progression. However, the underlying mechanisms of the CAF formation and their metastasis-promoting functions remain unclear.

Methods
Primary liver fibroblasts and CAFs were isolated and characterized. CAFs in clinical samples were identified by immunohistochemical staining and the clinical significance of CAFs was also analysed in two independent cohorts. A transwell coculture system was used to confirm the role of HCC cells in CAF recruitment and activation. qRT-PCR, western blotting and ELISA were used to screen paracrine cytokines. The role and mechanism of Egfl7 in CAFs were explored via an in vitro coculture system and an in vivo mouse orthotopic transplantation model.

Results
We showed that CAFs in hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) are characterized by the expression of α-SMA and that HCC cells can recruit liver fibroblasts (LFs) and activate them to promote their transformation into CAFs. High α-SMA expression, indicating high CAF infiltration, was correlated with malignant characteristics. It was also an independent risk factor for HCC survival and could predict a poor prognosis in HCC patients. Then, we demonstrated that EGF-like domain multiple 7 (Egfl7) was preferentially secreted by HCC cells, and exhibited high potential to recruit and activate LFs into the CAF phenotype. The ability of Egfl7 to modulate LFs relies upon increased phosphorylation of FAK and AKT via the receptor ανβ3 integrin. Strikingly, CAFs activated by paracrine Egfl7 could further remodel the tumour microenvironment by depositing fibrils and collagen and in turn facilitate HCC cell proliferation, invasion and metastasis.

Conclusion
Our data highlighted a novel role of Egfl7 in remodelling the tumour microenvironment: it recruits LFs and activates them to promote their transformation into CAFs via the ανβ3 integrin signaling pathway, which further promotes HCC progression and contributes to poor clinical outcomes in HCC patients.