bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Co-construire un programme éducatif avec des partenaires de patients : une clé du succès ?
Authors: Cherillat Marie-Sophie , Berland Pauline , Borie Constance , Gerbaud Laurent 
Published: April 2023

Objectifs : La prévalence croissante des maladies chroniques dans les pays occidentaux nécessite une prise en charge globale par les professionnels de santé et une autogestion par les patients. Certains programmes d’éducation thérapeutique du patient (ETP) sont co-construits avec des patients partenaires. Cette étude vise à déterminer si l’absence de partenariat patient dans le développement d’un programme d’ETP a eu un effet sur son échec ou son succès. Matériel et méthode : Une étude rétrospective des programmes d’ETP autorisés par l’Agence Régionale de Santé de la région Auvergne, entre 2011 et 2016 a été réalisée. Pour chaque programme autorisé, nous avons cherché à savoir si les programmes co-développés avaient été renouvelés. Résultats : Sur 95 programmes autorisés, 69,5 % ont été renouvelés. Parmi les programmes co-développés, 86,2 % ont été renouvelés contre 62,1 % sans partenariat patient (p = 0,0189). Conclusion : Le partenariat patient dans le développement de programmes d’ETP semble conduire à la réussite du projet et à sa pérennisation. Ce partenariat pourrait modifier la manière dont les professionnels de santé perçoivent la vie avec les maladies chroniques. Nos conclusions pourraient inciter les décideurs politiques à promouvoir ce partenariat en formation professionnelle et à en faire une condition à la mise en place de programmes d’ETP.
Prävention des Schütteltraumas
Authors: Finter Johannes , Pawils Silke , Timmermann Lisa , Sperhake Jan-Peter , Ondruschka Benjamin , Seifert Dragana 
Published: April 2023

ZUSAMMENFASSUNG
Hintergrund Trotz Aufklärung bleibt die Prävalenz des Schütteltrauma-Syndroms (STS) unverändert hoch. Die Präventionskampagne #schüttelntötet sticht mit auffallender Bildsprache hervor. Die Studie prüfte die Akzeptanz und Praktikabilität von #schüttelntötet als Flyer mit Informationsgespräch bei der U3-Vorsorgeuntersuchung (U3). Zudem wurde das elterliche Wissen über Säuglingsschreien und STS erfragt.
Methoden Bei der U3 in Hamburger kinder- und jugendärztlichen Praxen wurde elterliches Wissen über Säuglingsschreien und STS sowie Praktikabilität und Akzeptanz von #schüttelntötet bei Eltern und Ärzt:innen evaluiert. Es wurden dabei zwei Varianten (Übergabe eines Flyers mit/ohne Informationsgespräch) verglichen.
Ergebnisse 245 Eltern gaben Auskunft zu Säuglingsschreien und STS. 6 % äußerten, dass Schütteln manchmal hilft, ein Baby zu beruhigen. Angemessenen Umgang mit Säuglingsschreien nannten 41 %. Eltern und Ärzt:innen bewerteten #schüttelntötet positiv. Ein Informationsgespräch zur Flyerübergabe wurde von den meisten Eltern für notwendig erachtet.
Diskussion Die Studie bestätigt die Notwendigkeit zur Aufklärung zum STS. #schüttelntötet findet bei Eltern und Kinderärzt:innen hohe Akzeptanz. Die Flyer mit Informationsgespräch sollten fester Bestandteil der U3 sein.
Hypoglykämieängste bei Kindern, Jugendlichen und ihren Familien
Authors: Tomm Anne , Kopp Franziska , Gutschke Miriam , Krystek Susanne 
Published: April 2023

ZUSAMMENFASSUNGPsychische Auffälligkeiten bei Kindern und Jugendlichen mit Diabetes Typ 1 (DT1) oder deren primären Bezugspersonen erschweren die Behandlung des Diabetes und erhöhen das Risiko von Folgekomplikationen. Dazu zählen auch diabetesbezogene Ängste wie die Hypoglykämieangst. Diese kann zu maladaptiven Verhaltensweisen führen, die sich negativ auf das Diabetesmanagement auswirken. Zudem werden das emotionale Wohlbefinden und die Lebensqualität von Betroffenen eingeschränkt. Das frühzeitige Erkennen von Hypoglykämieängsten durch eine ausführliche Anamnese ist daher bedeutsam. Beim Vorliegen relevanter klinischer Symptome sollte zeitnah eine ambulante oder stationäre psychotherapeutische Behandlung erfolgen. Hierbei sollten die betroffenen Familien in die Lage versetzt werden, die Ängste zu bewältigen und das Diabetesmanagement möglichst unbelastet in ihren Alltag zu integrieren.
The Future of Community Outreach: Using Patient Portals to Provide Voter Resources during the Coronavirus Disease 2019 Pandemic
Authors: Hernandez Sean , George Tyler , Dharod Ajay , Feiereisel Kirsten , Bundy Richa , Williams Donna 
Published: April 2023

Abstract
Background During the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, there was a concern for the 2020 general election becoming a superspreader event due to in-person voting.
Objectives Our project addressed this concern by disseminating nonpartisan websites detailing safe voter options in the state of North Carolina to prevent community spread of the virus as much as possible.
Methods In this study, patient portals were used to disseminate a Research Electronic Data Capture survey containing embedded links to voter resources including nonpartisan websites discussing voting options. The survey also asked for demographic data and sentiments regarding the resources provided. Quick response (QR) codes with the survey link were also placed in the clinics during the study period.
Results The survey was sent to 14,842 patients who had at least one patient encounter in the past 12 months at one of three General Internal Medicine clinics at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist. Survey participation through both the patient portals and QR codes was assessed. Patient sentiments toward the voter resources in regard to (1) interest and (2) perceived helpfulness were collected in the survey. In total, 738 (4.99%) patients filled out the survey. Eighty-seven percent of survey respondents reported that the voter resources were helpful. Significantly more black patients than white (29.3 vs. 18.2, p < 0.05) voiced interest in voter resources. There was no statistical significance across gender or reported comorbidities.
Conclusion Multicultural, underserved, and underinsured patients perceived the most benefit. During public health crises, patient portal messages can be used to bridge information gaps and promote better health outcomes in a timely and effective manner.
Unexpected Resolution of Obstructive Sleep Apnea after Nasal Surgery in a Patient Nonadherent to Continuous Positive Airway Pressure Therapy
Authors: Ji Ki-Hwan 
Published: April 2023

AbstractContinuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) is recommended as first-line therapy in cases of moderate-to-severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) prevents upper airway obstruction and abolishes apnea or hypopnea events during sleep. But up to 50% of OSA patients may be nonadherent to CPAP due to various causes, including nasal obstruction. Nasal surgery may improve CPAP compliance in some OSA patients but is not regarded as OSA therapy. Here, I report a patient non-adherent to CPAP whose sleep apnea resolved unexpectedly after nasal surgery to increase adherence to CPAP.
Poincare vector correlations to estimate polarization dynamics in the laser speckle
Authors: Chandra Sourav , Singh Rajeev , Singh Rakesh Kumar 
Published: April 2023

Abstract
We propose and experimentally demonstrate a new method to measure the spatial polarization dynamics of laser speckles. This is realized by using the concept of the Poincare vector correlations and experimentally measured Stokes parameters. Two-point correlations of the Stokes parameters offer a new and stable experimental technique to determine the Poincare vector correlations and characterize the polarization fluctuations of the laser speckle. The use of two-point Stokes correlations in the evaluation of spatial polarization dynamics offers a new method and the performance of this technique is tested by evaluating the spatial polarization dynamics of three different cases of the laser speckles. Experimental results are also tested and compared with the simulations results and good agreement between simulation and experimental results confirm the accuracy and usefulness of our technique in the characterization of the polarization dynamics.
Electrical characteristics of the 3 × 6 × n cobweb cascaded LC complex impedance network
Authors: Luo Da-Feng , Luo Feng-Hua , Luo Li-Jin 
Published: April 2023

Abstract
For the cobweb circuit network, the previous research focuses on the single-stage cobweb. In this paper, we studied a kind of multi-stage cobweb composed of n single-stage cobwebs, namely a 3 × 6 × n cobweb cascade LC network (CCLCN). To calculate the equivalent impedance of such large-scale complex circuit networks, we used a method that combines the replacement method with the modified recursive-transformation method (referred to as the R-MRT method). The CCLCN circuit was first replaced by a purely resistive circuit with identical connections, then the purely resistive circuit was calculated by the modified recursive-transformation method, and finally, the equivalent impedance of the CCLCN circuit was obtained by parameter replacement. Utilizing the above method, we obtained the exact analytical expression of the equivalent impedance of the 3 × 6 × n CCLCN. This result shows that the equivalent impedance problem of large-scale complex circuit networks such as the multi-stage cobweb has been solved.
The physical, structural, elastic, optical and thermal studies on sesquioxides (Al2O3, Y2O3, Sb2O3) doped Oxy Fluoro Cobalt Borate Glasses
Authors: Sudhakar B K , Chand N Rama Krishna , Tirupati Vennela , PVS Sairam , Ravi Kumar G , Rao G Srinivasa , Rao Ch Srinivasa 
Published: April 2023

Abstract
Sesquioxides (Al2O3, Y2O3, Sb2O3) doped Oxy fluoro Cobalt borate novel luminescent series of glasses are prepared by melt quenching method. The structural characteristics of these glasses were studied by XRD, SEM and EDS techniques. The change in physical parameters such as density of all the series of glasses prepared gives a pathway for cobalt/Alumina/Antimony/Yttrium ions to enter in to borate glass network with the enhancement in the concentration of corresponding dopants. The depolymerization of the borate glass network is evident by the decline in various elastic parameters with B-O-Co/Y/Sb/Al bonds and by the modifier role of CoO/Y2O3/Sb2O3/Al2O3 transforming a fraction of tetrahedral BO3 units into BO4 units. Both FTIR and IR spectra indicate an increase in octahedral occupancy of cations Co2+, Y3+, Sb3+and Al3+ ions in the glass network with the increase of their concentration. The conversion rate of tetrahedral BO3 units to octahedral BO4 units leading to the formation of NBOs is more in Al3+ and least in Y3+ with the increase of concentration of sesquioxides at 0.05 mol% concentration of CoO. The optical absorption spectra of all series of glasses prepared reveal that octahedral occupancy of cobalt ions is dominant due to the ligand fields created by different sesquioxide ions in the glass network produce NBOs and number of electrons trapped at the donor centers. The PL spectra of all the series of these glasses reveal the octahedral occupancy of Co2+ ions, which is evident from the two emission transitions 2T1g(H) →4T1g(F) (531–556 nm) and 2Eg→5T2g (699–718 nm).The prepared series of glasses show efficient luminescence of Cobalt ions, and Al2O3 series of glasses are better candidates for luminescence as their emission Cross-sections are highest when compared with the remaining series of glasses.
Spin-valley switch and conductance oscillations in antiferromagnetic transition metal dichalcogenides
Authors: Li Wen , Lu Wei-Tao 
Published: April 2023

Abstract
Antiferromagnetic materials are regarded as the outstanding candidates for the next generation of spintronics applications thanks to the numerous interesting features. We theoretically study the spin and valley transport in transition metal dichalcogenides in the present of antiferromagnetic exchange field. It is found that the spin and valley dependent band gap can be controlled by the exchange field. The system could become a spin-valley half metal, where a certain spin-valley electron is metallic state and other electrons are insulating states. The normal/antiferromagnetic/normal junction could work as an effective spin-valley switch controlled by the gate voltage. In the normal/antiferromagnetic/normal/ferromagnetic/normal junction, quantum beats occur in the oscillations of total conductance. The beat phenomenon results from the interference of two different spin-valley dependent conductances with similar frequencies. In addition, the junction can also work as a magnetoresistance device.
Measurement of neutron capture cross section on 71Ga at 2.15 and 3.19 MeV and uncertainty propagation and covariance analysis*
Authors: Pachuau Rebecca , Gandhi A. , Singh Namrata , Kumar A. , Mehta Mayur , Suryanarayana S. V. , Danu L. S. , Nayak B. K. , Lalremruata B. 
Published: April 2023

Abstract
The cross section values of the

Ga(

)

Ga reaction are measured, which are

mb and

mb at 2.15 and 3.19 MeV, respectively. The detailed uncertainty propagation and covariance analysis are also given. The

Li(

)

Be reaction was used to generate the neutrons, and the neutron flux was normalized using the

In(

)

In

monitor reaction. The measured cross section data are compared with the data available in the EXFOR database, the data obtained using nuclear reaction model codes EMPIRE-3.2 and TALYS-1.95, and also the evaluated nuclear data from ENDF/B-VIII.0 and JEFF-3.1/A. The comparison shows that our result at 3.19 MeV is in good agreement with those of EMPIRE-3.2 and JEFF-3.1/A. Since there are no other measurements available at 3.19 MeV, our data could not be compared with literature data at 3.19 MeV, but they are consistent with the cross section values available at

and

MeV. Our result at 2.15 MeV is slightly higher than the literature value available in EXFOR, evaluated value, and theoretically predicted result.
Effect of Marketing Mix Strategies on the Buying Behaviour of Organic Products: Comparison Between Consumers in Malaysia and China
Authors: Abdullah Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong , Teng Phuah Kit , Heng Bernard Lim Jit , Subramaniam Kumarashvari , Yuling Jiang , Shoep Abdelrahman Mohamed Abdelrahman 
Published: April 2023

Abstract
In recent years, organic food intake has been seen as a crucial component of sustainable transformation that have large impacts on the environment as well as on people’s health. Many customers’ consumption habits have shifted toward organic items, owing to the belief that eating organic foods is safer and free of toxins. The goal of this study is to examine the marketing mix impact of product, price, place, and promotional strategies on customer purchase of organic products among Malaysia and China consumers. A questionnaire was designed, and data was collected using purposive sampling from a total of 484 respondents, whereby 150 were Malaysians and 334 were China consumers. The structural equation modelling (SEM) technique was employed to test the hypothesized relationships using AMOS software. The result of the present study revealed that only price, product, and promotional strategies significantly influenced the respondents’ buying decisions towards organic products. Furthermore, nationalities moderated the relationship between product and promotion whereby the effect of these two marketing mix strategies were more pronounced among Malaysians compared to China consumers. The findings of this study contribute to the existing body of knowledge on consumer behaviour particularly towards organic food market and offers marketers, producers and practitioners’ insights to develop more effective marketing strategies to stimulate customers’ demand towards organic products.
The Impact of Flood Disaster Risk on the Welfare of the Coastal Communities of Semarang City
Authors: Muktiali Mohammad , Sudharto Hadi P , Purnaweni Hartuti , Mussadun Mussadun 
Published: April 2023

Abstract
Poor communities in coastal areas of Semarang City experience flooding as much as 1-7 times a month with a height of up to 30 cm and duration of inundation under 6 hours. In general, disaster risk is understood as the potential loss of life, injury, or destroyed or damaged assets that can occur to a system, society, or community over a period. The research approach was conducted using a mixed methods approach (quantitative and qualitative). The qualitative approach is open-ended, descriptive, and non-directional; while for quantitative it is directional, there is a theoretical perspective, and looking for relationships between variables. Damage caused by floods to poor community groups in the coastal area of Semarang City in the form of damage to residential houses and also damage loss of other properties such as electronic goods, household appliances, furniture and vehicles. In addition, another risk is the loss of income and employment due to the flood disaster. With these conditions, the poor in the coastal areas of Semarang City are shackled in a cycle of poverty. For this reason, it is necessary to carry out adaptation and disaster mitigation more intensively to minimize the economic impact and overcome poverty caused by flooding in poor communities in the coastal areas of Semarang City.
Food Insecurity of Poor Households in Hilly Areas of Gunungkidul Indonesia
Authors: Susanawati  , Rizqi Muhammad Barik , Yulianti Utami Agus 
Published: April 2023

Abstract
Gunungkidul is one of the areas in Indonesia vulnerable to climate change because most of its population depends on the agricultural sector. Some of the agricultural land in this region is dryland with low food crop productivity. This condition can cause household food insecurity problems. Thus, it is necessary to conduct research that aims to describe the food insecurity of poor households in said area. It is equally important to analyze the factors influencing food insecurity of these households. The sample in this study was 75 heads of poor households, and the data was taken in multistages. Descriptive analysis was utilized to describe the profile and food insecurity of the sample. Factors affecting food insecurity were analyzed using multiple linear regression models. The study discovered that their houses had bamboo walls, earth floors, and tile roofs. They mostly received Non-Cash Food Assistance from the government, and only a few received Family Hope Program. All of them had Health Social Security Administering Agency as the health insurance, but not all used the health center as the health facility. They had meals three times per day and consumed meat once a week. The food menu they consumed consisted of rice, vegetables, and side dishes, which were still far from nutritional quality standards. There is no difference in food insecurity of poor households in the hilly areas. Factors influencing food insecurity are income and the number of family members.
Rice paddy field on Gentungan, Karanganyar: Soil C Humic Acid, Fulvic Acid, and Stock as Affected by Period of Organic Practices
Authors: Syamsiyah Jauhari , Ariyanto Dwi Priyo , Herawati Aktavia , Herdiansyah Ganjar , Dwisetio Pertiwi Kurnia 
Published: April 2023

Abstract
Carbon sequestration (CS) is an essential strategy for mitigating climate change caused by increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases (GHGs in the atmosphere). Agriculture provides greenhouse gas effects, one of which is in wetland agriculture (rice fields). The research aims to evaluate organic, semi-organic, and conventional farming systems in rice fields on the levels of humic acid, fulvic acid, and carbon stock. The research method is descriptive, explorative, survey, and laboratory analysis. The research was conducted in Gentungan, Karanganyar Regency, Indonesia. Organic farming (4,7, and 10 years), semi-organic and conventional. The results showed no significant difference in the levels of humic acid, fulvic acid, and carbon stock between organic, semi-organic, and conventional farming systems. Organic farming systems increase the humic acid, fulvic acid, and carbon stock in paddy fields compared to semi-organic and conventional.
Agronomic effectiveness, dry-matter, grain yield, nutrient uptake, and fertilizer use-efficiency of liquid organic fertilizer combined with NPK to sweet corn (Zea mays saccharata Sturt)
Authors: Setyorini Diah , Hartatik Wiwik , Made Subiksa I , Aksani Dila 
Published: April 2023

Abstract
The decline in agricultural land productivity due to climate change and excessive use of inorganic fertilizers requires us to implement an environmentally friendly cultivation system, by reducing the application rate of inorganic fertilizers and combining them with organic fertilizers. Liquid organic fertilizer (LOF) is one type of fertilizer that is expected to increase plant growth and yield and reduce the dose of inorganic fertilizers. The objective of this study was to examine the effect of LOF on growth, the yield of sweet corn, nutrient uptake, and the fertilizer use-efficiency of inorganic fertilizers. This Research has conducted at Inceptisol Galuga Bogor, with a randomized block design as an experimental design. The treatments consisted of a control, five doses of LOF and 2 doses of NPK fertilizer. The results showed LOF fertilizer at a dose of 0.75 - 3.0 l ha−1 combined with 100% NPK and 75% NPK increased the yield of fresh cobs by 15% - 19% compared to NPK without LOF. The weight of fresh cobs fertilized with LOF with 100% NPK was (14.63 - 16.68 t ha−1) with RAE= 130 - 205%, which is higher than without LOF (13.73 t ha−1). The combination of LOF with 75% NPK gave the weight of fresh cobs (11.88-15.12 t ha−1) with RAE = 115-507 %, which is higher than without LOF (11.75 t ha−1). LOF can contribute to NPK fertilizer efficiency by 25% of the dose. Nutrient use-efficiency for N is well-managed but lower for P and K.
Effect of seed priming on growth and physiological responses of chili pepper (Capsicum frutescens L.) under salinity stress
Authors: Rachmawati D. , Aisy S. P. , Novanursandy N.B. 
Published: April 2023

Abstract
Increasing soil salinity in some agricultural areas due to global climate change is an obstacle in horticultural crop cultivation. Chili pepper (Capsicum frutescens L.) is an important horticultural crop that has high economic values but the extensive cultivation in saline land can reduce yields. Plant tolerance must be increased to be able to adapt in salinity stress conditions. One method that can be used is seed priming, which is pre-soaking the seeds to increase germination under unfavourable conditions. This study aimed to determine the effect of seed osmopriming using PEG 6000 on growth and physiological responses of chili pepper under salinity stress. The experimental design of this study included two factors: concentration of PEG 6000 (0, 12.5 and 25%) and salinity stress of 0, 2000, and 4000 ppm of NaCl. The observed parameters were 1) germination (percentage and rate of germination, germination synchronization); 2) growth (plant height; root length; dry weight of roots and shoot, number of fruits, fruit weight and capsaicin level); 3) physiological analysis (chlorophyll and proline levels). Seed osmopriming with 25% of PEG 6000 increased germination and plant growth of chili pepper under salinity stress conditions. Chlorophyll level increased while proline and capsaicin level decreased on osmopriming with 25% of PEG 6000. By studying the growth and physiological responses of chili pepper under salinity stress, the role of osmopriming in reducing the harmful effects of salinity stress can be determined.