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PELATIHAN DAN PENDAMPINGAN KONTEN MANAJEMEN SISTEM UNTUK PENINGKATAN KEMAMPUAN TIM PENGELOLAAN WEBSITE DI SEKOLAH SDK COR JESU MALANG
Authors: Fransiskus Xaverius Agung Perkasa Jampur  , Vincentius Yoga Adi Wijayanto  
Published: June 2023

AbstrakKebutuhan akan website sekolah pada era digital saat ini telah menjadi hal yang wajib dimiliki sekolahjika melihat persaingan antar sekolah dasar dalam mempromosikan, menyebarluaskan berita daneksistensi sekolah kekinian. Kkegiatan pengabdian masyarakat ini berfokus pada upaya untukmeningkatkan kemampuan sebuah tim pengelola website sekolah yang beranggotakan guru-guru mudadan sekaligus sebagai wali kelas dimana hal ini menjadikan tantangan tersendiri. Masalah yang dihadapiyaitu kesulitan dalam pengembangan website sekolah secara mandiri dimana kendala komunikasi dengantenaga IT, dalam proses update berita website memerlukan alur yang berbeda-beda, dan minimnyapengetahuan tim dalam mengelola website sekolah yang telah ada, sehingga solusi yang ditawarkanmelalui kegiatan pengabdian ini yakni dengan memberikan pelatihan dan pendampingan kepada timpengelola website sekolah secara berkelanjutan tentang content management system website yang mudahuntuk dipelajari bahkan oleh orang dengan berbagai latar belakang keilmuan, lalu menghasilkan tampilanwebsite yang modern, fleksibel dan cepat. Hasil dari kegiatan pengabdian ini berupa alur manajemenwebsite yang jelas, peningkatan kemampuan tim website dalam mengelola menggunakan wordpress danmemiliki sebuah website profile sekolah yang baru dengan tampilan yang segar.Kata Kunci : Website Profil Sekolah, Content Management System, Wordpress.
AbstractThe need for school websites in today's digital era has become a necessity due to the competition betweenelementary schools in promoting, disseminating news, and proving themselves as modern schools. Thecommunity service activities that the author carries out focuses on efforts to improve the ability of a schoolwebsite management team, consisting of young teachers who also function as homeroom teachers, whichmakes this a challenge in itself. The problems faced are difficulties in developing a school websiteindependently when there is a lack of communication with IT personnels, the many different paths requiredin the process of updating website news, and the team's lack of knowledge in managing the existing schoolwebsite. The solution offered through this community service activity is to provide training and assistanceto the school website management team on an ongoing basis regarding a website content managementsystem that is easy for people with various scientific backgrounds to learn, and how to produce a websitethat is modern, flexible and fast. The results of this service activity are in the form of a clear websitemanagement flow, the increase in the ability of the website team to manage it using WordPress, and a newschool profile website with a fresher look.Keywords: School Profile Website, Content Management System, WordPress.
FORMULASI DAN UJI SIFAT FISIK LILIN AROMA JERUK BERGAMOT (Citrus bergamia) SEBAGAI AROMATERAPI
Authors: Hamdani Ayu Gita , Indawati Iin , Tomi  
Published: June 2023

Aromaterapi ialah teknik yang dipakai untuk terapi aromatik, dan untuk melindungi serta menambah kesehatan fisik dan mental, termasuk dengan gangguan depresi dan stres. Lilin aromaterapi ialah salah satu aplikasi aromaterapi dengan cara dihirup (inhalasi) yaitu dengan menghirup uap aromatik yang didapatkan dari beberapa tetes minyak essensial pada tempat berisi air panas, dan salah satu minyak essensial yang telah digunakan untuk mengatasi kecemasan adalah jeruk bergamot (Citrus bergamia). Penelitian ini dilakukan untuk memformulasikan dan menguji sifat fisik pada lilin aromaterapi jeruk bergamot (Citrus bergamia). Soy wax dilelehkan diatas waterbath kemudian tambahkan minyak essensial jeruk bergamot (Citrus bergamia) sesuai dengan konsentrasi pada masing-masing formula. Lilin aromaterapi pada formula I menunjukkan konsentrasi minyak essensial terbaik dibandingkan dengan formula II dan formula III. Hal ini dikarenakan kadar minyak essensial tinggi akan berpengaruh pada sifat fisik lilin, yaitu titik lelehnya yang rendah dan waktu pembakaran lebih cepat sehingga membuat lilin cepat habis terbakar. Lilin aromaterapi pada formula III dengan konsentrasi 6% minyak atsiri jeruk bergamot (Citrus bergamia) menunjukkan lilin aromaterapi yang paling banyak disukai responden.
Kata kunci : Lilin Aromaterapi, Minyak Essensial Jeruk Bergamot, Uji Sifat Fisik Lilin
Identification of genomic variants in regulatory elements associated with risk of suicide
Authors: Cardenas Natalia , Salazar Lorena 
Published: June 2023

Suicide attempt is the consequence of a complex interaction between social traumatizing relations, environmental and genetics factors that might induce mood disorders. The genetic framework of schizophrenia, depression, bipolarity and anxiety disorders are very similar, with important genes involved in neurotransmission, circadian rhythm, serotonin pathways and more. We perform a non-coding scanning analysis using GWAS datasets of four previous suicidal attempts articles.
P-value significant genetic variants ( ) were processed in a novel inferring software (http://inferno.lisanwanglab.org/index.php). We map up to 40 regulatory elements near to those genetic variants, that might be interfering in the expression of genes related to excitability of neurons, period and neuronal development, essential for a good mental health. This investigation allows the identification of new loci of interest related with suicidality and emphasizes the importance of including biological context enrichment to post GWAS analysis.
L’endométriose, une fabrique genrée de l’ignorance
Authors: Coville Marion 
Published: June 2023

L’endométriose est une maladie chronique souvent qualifiée d’invisible. Celle-ci ne comporte pas de symptômes directement reconnaissables à la surface du corps et les lésions qu’elle entraîne résistent aux regards des professionnel-les de l’imagerie médicale. Des mécanismes d’invisibilisation et de disqualification façonnent également l’expérience des personnes atteintes d’endométriose et les confinent dans les marges de la production des savoirs. Les cadrages hégémoniques de l’endométriose ne reconnaissent alors que très partiellement leur vécu. Dans cette situation, comment produire le sens d’une expérience pour laquelle les mots sont disqualifiés ? Comment devient-on « malade de l’endométriose » et comment produit-on des connaissances à partir d’une expérience discréditée et invisibilisée ? Cet article propose une première piste de réponse en rendant compte d’une pratique auto-ethnographique, attentive au rôle de l’expérience corporelle dans la production du savoir.
Adverse Childhood Experiences, Household Income, and Mentorship Among Interns Who Are Underrepresented in Medicine
Authors: Pham Cuong , Caso Taymy J. , Cullen Michael J. , Seltzer Benjamin K. , Mustapha Taj , Utrzan Damir S. , Rider G. Nic 
Published: June 2023

ABSTRACT

Background
Underrepresented in medicine (UIM) interns have unique lived experiences that affect their paths to medicine, and more information is needed for medical residency and fellowship programs to better support them.

Objective
We describe self-reported differences between UIM and White physician interns in key demographic areas, including household income growing up, physician mentorship, and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs).

Methods
Between 2019 and 2021, we administered a diversity survey to incoming medical interns at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. Response rates across the 3 years were 51.2% (167 of 326), 93.9% (310 of 330), and 98.9% (354 of 358), respectively. We conducted analyses to compare UIM and White groups across demographic variables of interest.

Results
A total of 831 of 1014 interns (81.9%) completed the survey. Relative to White interns, UIM interns had lower household incomes growing up, lower rates of mentorship, and higher rates of experiencing 4 or more ACEs. The odds of experiencing the cumulative burden of having a childhood household income of $29,999 or less, no physician mentor, and 4 or more ACEs was approximately 10 times higher among UIM (6.41%) than White (0.66%) interns (OR=10.38, 95% CI 1.97-54.55).

Conclusions
Childhood household income, prior mentorship experiences, and number of ACEs differed between UIM and White interns.
An Anti-Racism and Equity Initiative Improves Residency Educational Conferences
Authors: James Aisha K. , Matthiesen Madeleine I. , Jasrasaria Rashmi , Jowell Amanda R. , Kelly Michael S. , Vyas Darshali A. , Zeidman Jessica A. , Burnett-Bowie Sherri-Ann M. 
Published: June 2023

ABSTRACT

Background
Graduate medical education curricula may reinforce systemic inequities and bias, thus contributing to health disparities. Curricular interventions and evaluation measures are needed to increase trainee awareness of bias and known inequities in health care.

Objective
This study sought to improve the content of core noontime internal medicine residency educational conferences by implementing the Department of Medicine Anti-Racism and Equity (DARE) educational initiative.

Methods
DARE best practices were developed from available anti-racism and equity educational materials. Volunteer trainees and faculty in the department of medicine of a large urban academic medical center were recruited and underwent an hourlong training to utilize DARE best practices to coach faculty on improving the anti-racist and equity content of educational conferences. DARE coaches then met with faculty to review the planned 2021-2022 academic year (AY) lectures and facilitate alignment with DARE best practices. A rubric was created from DARE practices and utilized to compare pre-intervention (AY21) and post-intervention (AY22) conferences.

Results
Using the DARE best practices while coaching increased the anti-racism and equity content from AY21 to AY22 (total rubric score mean [SD] 0.16 [1.19] to 1.38 [1.39]; P=.001; possible scores -4 to +5), with 75% (21 of 28) of AY22 conferences showing improvement. This included increased diversity of photographs, discussion of the racial or ethnic makeup of research study participants, appropriate use of race in case vignettes, and discussion of the impact of racism or bias on health disparities.

Conclusions
Training coaches to implement DARE best practices improved the anti-racism and equity content of existing noontime internal medicine residency educational conferences.
Implementation of a Problem-Based Presentation Format to Improve Residents' Ambulatory Patient Presentations
Authors: Steinhilber Starr S. , Snyder Erin D. , Estrada Carlos A. , Kraemer Ryan R. 
Published: June 2023

ABSTRACT

Background
The format for residents to present hospitalized patients to teaching faculty is well defined; however, guidance for presenting in clinic is not uniform.

Objective
We report the development, implementation, and evaluation of a new standardized format for presenting in clinic: the Problem-Based Presentation (PBP).

Methods
After a needs assessment, we implemented the format at the teaching clinics of our internal medicine residency program. We surveyed participants on innovation outcomes, feasibility, and acceptability (pre-post design; 2019-2020; 5-point scale). Residents' primary outcomes were confidence in presentation content and presentation order, presentation efficiency, and presentation organization. Faculty were asked about the primary outcomes of resident presentation efficiency, presentation organization, and satisfaction with resident presentations.

Results
Participants were 111 residents and 22 faculty (pre-intervention) and 110 residents and 20 faculty (post-intervention). Residents' confidence in knowing what the attending physician wants to hear in an outpatient presentation, confidence in what order to present the information, and how organized they felt when presenting in clinic improved (all P&lt;.001; absolute increase of the top 2 ratings of 25%, 28%, and 31%, respectively). Residents' perceived education in their outpatient clinic also improved (P=.002; absolute increase of the top 2 ratings of 19%). Faculty were more satisfied with the structured presentations (P=.008; absolute increase of the top 2 ratings of 27%).

Conclusions
Implementation of a new format for presenting in clinic was associated with increased resident confidence in presentation content, order of items, overall organization, and a perceived increase in the frequency of teaching points reviewed by attending physicians.
Assessment of the Implementation of a Chatbot-Based Screening for Burnout and COVID-19 Symptoms Among Residents During the Pandemic
Authors: Moreira Bruno Nascimento , Moura Alexandre Sampaio , Soares Aleida Nazareth , Reis Zilma Silveira Nogueira , Delbone Rosa Malena 
Published: June 2023

ABSTRACT

Background
Early identification of COVID-19 symptoms and burnout among residents is essential for proper management. Digital assistants might help in the large-scale screening of residents.

Objective
To assess the implementation of a chatbot for tele-screening emotional exhaustion and COVID-19 among residents at a hospital in Brazil.

Methods
From August to October 2020, a chatbot sent participants' phones a daily question about COVID-19 symptoms and a weekly question about emotional exhaustion. After 8 weeks, the residents answered the Maslach Burnout Inventory-Human Services Survey (MBI-HSS). The primary outcome was the reliability of the chatbot in identifying suspect cases of COVID-19 and burnout.

Results
Among the 489 eligible residents, 174 (35.6%) agreed to participate. The chatbot identified 61 positive responses for COVID-19 symptoms, and clinical suspicion was confirmed in 9 residents. User error in the first weeks was the leading cause (57.7%, 30 of 52) of nonconfirmed suspicion. The chatbot failed to identify 3 participants with COVID-19 due to nonresponse. Twelve of 118 (10.2%) participants who answered the MBI-HSS were characterized as having burnout by the MBI-HHS. Two of them were identified as at risk by the chatbot and 8 never answered the emotional exhaustion screening question. Conversely, among the 19 participants identified as at risk for emotional exhaustion by the chatbot, 2 (10.5%) were classified with burnout, and 5 (26.3%) as overextended based on MBI-HHS scores.

Conclusions
The chatbot was able to identify residents suspected of having COVID-19 and those at risk for burnout. Nonresponse was the leading cause of failure in identifying those at risk.
Comorbidities Associated With Increased Risk of Death among Children Aged 2-59 Months with Severe Pneumonia in Western Kenya
Authors: Akoo Timon Kwach , Awandu Shehu Shagari , Oluoch Felix , Kemunto Lorine , Ochung Antony , Ayodo George 
Published: June 2023

Background: Globally, severe pneumonia remains the leading infectious cause of death in children younger than 5 years. Comorbidities increase the risk of death among children with severe pneumonia across age groups and regions; however, the data is scanty on specific comorbidities. The study, therefore, was aimed at improving an understanding of the risk of death due to different comorbidities among children with severe pneumonia. The findings will not only inform the clinical practices but also improve the interventions.
Methodology: We conducted a hospital-based cross-sectional study of 141 children aged 2-59 months in Bondo Sub-County hospital in Western Kenya using inpatient data health records of children admitted to the pediatric ward. Both descriptive and inferential statistics were used to determine the occurrence of comorbidities and the risk of death due to comorbidities.
Results: The findings show that 57.5% of the children had at least one type of comorbidity including 36.5% malnutrition, 28.6% HIV exposed uninfected, 25.4% sickle cell disease, 7.9% HIV infected and 1.6% other comorbidities. Our findings showed that a child admitted to the hospital with comorbidities had six times increased risk of death compared to a child with severe pneumonia only [OR 6.06 (1.32-27.78) P = 0.02]. We also observed four times increased risk of death among HIV-exposed uninfected children [OR 3.92 95% CI (1.18- 13.04) P = 0.03] and the risk of death increased six times when children had both HIV-exposed uninfected and malnutrition as comorbidities [OR 6.02 95% CI (1.61-22.58) P = 0.008]
Conclusion: High comorbidities among children with severe pneumonia and increased risk of death, in HIV-exposed uninfected and malnourished children. There is a need for improved clinical practice and intervention for severe pneumonia, HIV exposed uninfected children. There should be a review of the immunization schedule for pneumonia among HIV-exposed uninfected children.
Assessing Association between Youth Enterprise Development Fund (YEDF) Initiative and Alcohol Abuse among Youth in Murang’a County, Kenya
Authors: Njoroge Susan M. , Muniu Erastus M. , Odero Merab C. 
Published: June 2023

Introduction: Alcohol abuse and its associated disorders have been a public health challenge, especially among youth resulting in serious psycho-social- economic problems worldwide. The objective of this study was to assess the association between the Youth Enterprise Development Fund initiative and alcohol abuse among youth in Murang’a County, Kenya.
Method and Materials: This was a comparative cross-sectional study design with the application of both quantitative and qualitative data collection methods carried out in 2019. A sample size of 141 YEDF beneficiaries and 141 non-beneficiaries was determined. The systematic sampling method was applied in selecting YEDF beneficiaries with a random start. YEDF beneficiary participants identified non-beneficiaries using non-relative matching peers. The Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) was administered through a questionnaire while Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) and In-Depth Interviews were applied in qualitative data collection. Quantitative data analysis was carried out using IBM SPSS version 22 and a p-value of < 0.05 was considered significant while Manual thematic analysis was applied to the analysis of qualitative data.
Results: The prevalence of alcohol use was 21.3% while the prevalence of alcohol abuse among study participants was 7.4% with a significantly higher percentage in YEDF beneficiaries (10.6%) compared to non-YEDF beneficiaries (4.2%), (p=0.041). Among those who were consuming alcohol, 34.9% of YEDF beneficiaries and35.3%of YEDF nonbeneficiaries were alcohol abusers (p=0.976) with no statistically significant difference. Qualitatively, the study indicated that alcohol abuse among youth has significantly decreased since the YEDF initiative was introduced among the youth.
Conclusion: The study concludes that alcohol abuse among youth has significantly dropped since the YEDF initiative. According to the participants, the small-scale enterprises put up by the funds beneficiaries have contributed to this decrease. For a better outcome, there is an urgent need to step up awareness and sensitization of the YEDF initiative since most youths within the lower age bracket were not aware of the loan funds as well as more input in training the youth in matters regarding business planning and management.
Geospatial Assessment of Urban Flood Susceptibility Using AHP-Based Multi-Criteria Technique: Case Study of Musanze, Rwanda
Authors: Hirwa Hubert , Ngwijabagabo Hyacinthe , Minani Marc , Tuyishime Simon Pierre Cardinard , Habimana Innocent 
Published: June 2023

Over the last decade, flood events in the northern and western urban areas of Rwanda have increased due to anthropogenic activities and the effects of climate change. This study aims to use the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) geospatial multi-criteria technique to identify flood susceptibility areas and exposed assets in Musanze City. Seven factors were considered such as Topographic Wetness Index (TWI), Rainfall, Land Use Land Cover (LULC), Slope, Soil Texture, River, and Digital Elevation Model (DEM) to create a flood susceptibility map with 5 classes (from very low to very high). To validate the final map, 26 GPS points were collected from areas with a history of flooding, and the susceptibility classes were compared. Results showed that 33% of the area (~2367 ha) was classified as high to very high risk, 23% (~1645 ha) was classified as moderate, and 44% (~3113 ha) was classified as low and very low susceptibility. The study also identified physical infrastructure and land use exposed in high and very high flooding areas, including 24 schools, 2 markets, and 1 health facility, 18668 km of roads, and 3400 buildings that are highly exposed to flooding. The applied methods in this study are useful for urban planners and government officials in developing flood mitigation policies, strategies, and plans.
Hepatosomatic index and haematological profile: A bio monitoring tools for assessing african catfish juveniles (Clarias gariepinus) exposed to dimethoate 40% EC toxicity
Authors: Okoboshi A.C. , Agaoru C.G. , Ezea J. , Ibeh R. , Udeme J. , Ike K.E. 
Published: June 2023

Organosomatic and Haematological Indices are commonly reported in fisheries studies because they are easily determined and can be excellent predictors of adverse health in fish. The objective of the present study was to evaluate the toxicity effect of an organophosphate (dimethoate 40% EC) on catfish (Clarias gariepinus) juvenile using majorly two indices Hepatosomatic Index (HSI) and Haematological parameters. The fishes were exposed to three sub lethal concentrations 0.01 mg/l, 0.15 mg/l and 0.29 mg/l and monitored for 28 days. Result showed a significant decrease in the Hepatosomatic Index (HSI) of the treated groups when compared with the control recording 2.36g, 2.49g and 2.47g for 0.29mg/l, 0.15mg/l and 0.01mg/l respectively. Catfish (Clarias gariepinus) exhibited alteration which was significant (P<0.05) in the total white blood cell count amongst other checked parameters such as Red Blood Cell Count, Packed Cell Volume and Haemoglobin. Result of the study indicates potential toxicity of Dimethoate to juveniles of Clarias gariepinus for which aquatic environment must be continuously monitored.
Dark clouds gather – The development of cloud gaming, and competition agencies’ efforts to enable it on mobile app stores
Authors: Geradin Damien , Huijts Stijn 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
Cloud gaming represents a new model of video game distribution. It involves playing games that are streamed from a remote server (the cloud), and has the potential to revolutionize gaming as it is, at least in theory, device-agnostic, allowing high-end or ‘AAA’ games to be played on any device with a connection to the internet. However, Apple blocks the emergence of cloud gaming apps on its Apple App Store, and Google, although not completely blocking them, still imposes restrictions on them. Apple’s prevention of cloud gaming apps has led the UK Competition and Markets Authority to make a Market Investigation Reference, which could lead to remedies being imposed on Apple. However, Apple subsequently successfully appealed the decision to make the Reference.
This article provides an introduction to cloud gaming and explains why it is an important development that offers huge potential for competition and innovation in digital markets. It then discusses Apple’s prevention of cloud gaming apps and examines Apple’s stated rationale for this policy, after which it also touches on Google’s approach. This is followed by a section that sets out other reasons why it may be in Apple’s commercial interest to block the emergence of cloud gaming apps, looking in particular at whether this may be linked to a desire to protect its position in the distribution of apps on iOS devices and its revenues from the sale of hardware. After this, the article discusses how these restrictions have led to the UK Market Investigation Reference, and how they may be treated under the forthcoming EU Digital Markets Act.