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Bibliometric analysis of publications on cyber risks in the services sector
Authors: C. Rossi Marcia , Perez Gilberto 
Published: September 2023

Objective: To explore the progress of scientific production on cyber risks that permeate the service sector, identifying relevant researchers and institutions on this theme, measuring the impact, and identifying trends, contributions, and knowledge gaps. In addition, the study seeks to use bibliometric findings to bring academic and managerial contributions to the subject.
Methodology: Bibliometric study, using the method of organization and systematization of information (Chueke & Amatucci, 2015; Guedes & Borschiver, 2015), whose structure followed the premises of the laws of Bradford, Lotka, and Zipf, using the scientific databases of the WoS - Web of Science. The bibliometric study enabled the performance of exploratory and descriptive research without the temporal cut, resulting in the identification of 115 publications (December 1995 to February 2023), which allowed measuring and presenting the characteristics and profile of the publications analyzed.
Originality: The study revealed a potential for exploring the theme of Cyber Risks in the Services sector, considering the scarcity of scientific production. It also enabled the identification of emerging trends and clusters in service sector activities and the creation of a conceptual model based on the findings of the analyzed publications.
Main results: The analyses revealed which sectors of the service economy are most frequently approached in publications related to the theme of cyber risks. These analyses were organized into ten areas, with the following order of relevance (frequency) of publication: Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering, Business, Finance and Management, Telecommunications, Computer Science Theory Methods, and Computer Science Artificial Intelligence. The bibliometric findings enabled the creation of the conceptual model of Cyber Risks in Services, which proposes a cyclical and continuous improvement approach to deal with vulnerabilities, cyber threats, and consequences. This includes identifying and assessing existing vulnerabilities, implementing mitigation measures, and constantly monitoring threats and their consequences.
Theoretical contributions: The conceptual model of Cyber Risks in Services can be a reference for researchers in various fields of action, considering the breadth of the services sector and the interdisciplinary nature of digital risk mitigation.
Managerial contributions: Understanding of cyber risks supports the ability of the organization to respond to them, strengthening its security posture and protecting its critical assets and information from cyber threats.
La resiliencia como la capacidad que favorece el aprendizaje a estudiantes de educación media del departamento de Jutiapa
Authors: Sandoval Morán Ana , Polanco y Polanco Audencio , García Elías Zully 
Published: September 2023

Identificar la resiliencia como la capacidad que favorece el aprendizaje en estudiantes del nivel de educación media del departamento de Jutiapa, Guatemala. Para el diseño de esta investigación se estableció una metodología mixta, de tipo exploratoria. La muestra fue no probabilística y de carácter intencional que comprendió a cincuenta y cuatro docentes de seis establecimientos de educación media, que pertenecen al sector privado del departamento Jutiapa. Para la recolección de datos se utilizó un cuestionario y una entrevista. Uno de los resultados más significativos que se obtuvo en el trabajo de campo fue la identificación, por parte de los docentes, de la importancia del desarrollo de la resiliencia en los estudiantes para alcanzar el éxito en el aprendizaje y la necesidad que existe dentro del profesorado de que se realicen talleres dirigidos a docentes y estudiantes sobre el tema. Se concluye que, de acuerdo con la perspectiva de los docentes, la resiliencia actualmente es una capacidad necesaria para que los estudiantes puedan afrontar las dificultades que los estudiantes tienen en el proceso de aprendizaje. El desarrollo de la resiliencia posee un nivel alto de importancia, tomando en cuenta los cambios abruptos que se generan actualmente en la sociedad de índole social, política, económica o ambiental y que tiene repercusiones en la forma en que los estudiantes aprenden. Por lo tanto, se hace necesario capacitar en este tema a estudiantes y docentes para propiciar esta capacidad desde las aulas.
Herramientas virtuales empleadas por los docentes en la enseñanza en una universidad privada de Jutiapa
Authors: Polanco y Polanco Audencio , Sandoval Morán Ana , García Elías Zully 
Published: September 2023

Identificar las herramientas virtuales empleadas por los docentes de una universidad privada de Jutiapa. Las herramientas tecnológicas, como cualquier otra herramienta, están diseñadas para facilitar el trabajo y permitir que los recursos sean aplicados eficientemente intercambiando información y conocimiento dentro y fuera de las organizaciones. Se desarrolla la investigación online como método de recolección de datos, con un enfoque exploratorio, para la selección de la muestra se realizó una encuesta a cuarenta docentes que desarrollan sus actividades académicas en seis facultades de una universidad privada en el departamento de Jutiapa. En el desarrollo de la encuesta fue fundamental plantear una serie de preguntas en la que resalta el conocimiento de diversas herramientas virtuales, donde cada uno de los participantes pudo hacer alusión al buen uso de algunas y el desconocimiento de otras, por lo que de primera mano se puede dejar constancia que son pocos los docentes que logran la satisfacción en el uso de las herramientas virtuales. Las herramientas virtuales son de apoyo para los docentes dado que fortalecen la enseñanza y el aprendizaje, así como el aumento de oportunidades para acceder al conocimiento, desarrollar habilidades colaborativas e inculcar valores positivos a los estudiantes, demás, ayudan a desarrollar un pensamiento crítico, aumenta la autonomía de un aprendizaje significativo y permite un el razonamiento lógico en el desarrollo de sus actividades educativas basado en la tecnología. Las conclusiones más relevantes apuntan a que, el uso de las herramientas digitales como recurso metodológico, optimizan la concentración y/o motivación del alumnado durante las sesiones áulicas, la capacitación y fortalecimiento constante en herramientas educativas digitales mejora la autoestima del profesorado permitiendo el cumplimiento en el desarrollo de sus actividades profesionales.
Assessing the Effectiveness of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Prevention Programmes in Low-and Middle-Income Countries: An Evaluation Review
Authors: Wijayanti Aldani Putri , Iqbal Mirza Muchammad 
Published: September 2023

Childhood adversity manifests in many forms, including inadequate nutrition, child neglect, domestic violence, and lack of parenting awareness. To prevent Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), mental health practitioners have performed some programmes across many countries. However, an evaluation of how the programme is considered effective and feasible for the long term needs to be conducted. Objective: The purpose of the review is to examine the feasibility and effectiveness of all the programmes on ACEs prevention and interventions in LMICs and to think about how, for whom, and under what circumstances the approaches are effective. Setting: Three programmes from low- and middle-income countries (LMICs): Thinking Healthy Programme (THP) performed in Peru, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Nigeria, Rwanda, Bolivia, FUSAM in Nepal, and GROSAME from Haiti were carefully assessed. Methods: A critical literature review focused on identified programme characteristics, success and challenges, and critics of the programme. Results: ACEs prevention programs in LMICs settings need a comprehensive view of interventions, high response rates, quantification of eligible patients, and culturally acceptable intervention techniques. LMICs require a comprehensive policy framework to reduce ACEs to make preventative initiatives successful and sustainable. Conclusions: Findings suggest that collaboration and engaging with an extensive range of stakeholders on multiple fronts can reduce the impact of early adversity and trauma.
KENDALA UPT KPH WILAYAH KABUPATEN TIMOR TENGAH UTARA DALAM MENANGGULANGI TINDAK PIDANA ILLEGAL LOGGING
Authors: D.S Ngama Yosef Freinademetz , Pello Jimmy , Manuain Orpa Ganefo 
Published: September 2023

Praktik illegal logging di Indonesia merupakan praktik yang sangat terorganisir, dan pelaksanaannya hampir sama antara satu daerah dengan daerah lainnya. Maraknya penebangan liar karena tidak ada kesungguhan dan keberanian menindak dan mengungkap secara terbuka mereka yang terlibat, apalagi jika telah dilakukan berulang kali. Untuk mengantisipasi terjadinya illegal logging, Unit Pelaksana Teknis Daerah Kesatuan Pengelolaan Hutan (UPTD KPH) Wilayah Kabupaten Timor Tengah Utara juga dalam mengaggulangi tindak pidana illegal logging agar bisa mengurangi perambahan hutan dan pencuri kayu perlu dilakukan penegakan hukum secara konsekuen terhadap para pelaku tanpa memandang suku, agama, dan kedudukan sosialnya, karena semua orang harus diperlakukan sama di hadapan hukum. Tujuan dari penelitian ini agar masyarakat pada Kawasan Pengelolaan Hutan Kabupaten Timor Tengah Utara lebih mengerti apa itu hutan, fungsi hutan, cara pemanfaatannya serta memberi gambaran tentang perbuatan apa saja yang dikategorikan dalam pengerusakan hutan serta jenis sanksinya. Penelitian ini merupakan empiris yang mana data diperoleh secara langsung di lokasi penelitian. Lokasi penelitian tersebut adalah Unit Pelaksana Teknis Daerah Kesatuan Pengelolaan Hutan Wilayah Kabupaten Timor Tengah Utara. Hasil penelitian menunjukan bahwa terdapat kendala dalam faktor internal dan faktor eksternal. Upaya penanggulangan Unit Pelaksana Teknis Daerah Kesatuan Pengelolaan Hutan Wilayah Kabupaten Timor Tengah Utara dalam menanggulangi tindak pidana kehutanan (Ilegal logging) dengan melakukan upaya pre-emtif dan upaya preventif serta upaya represif.
Composition development and biopharmaceutical study of dental films based on peppermint essential oil
Authors: Aisauytova N. Zh. , Medeshova A. T. , Amantayeva M. E. , Kaldybayeva А. K. 
Published: September 2023

Currently, one of the promising ways to take medicines are instant dosage forms (in particular, medicinal films), which have a number in comparison with traditional dosage forms.This work, a composition of films for dentistry has been developed, which includes peppermint essential oil as the main active ingredient, gelatin, natrium-carboxymethylcellulose (Na-KMC), glycerin, Tween-80 and purified water as a film-forming base. The optimal concentrations of polymers that ensure the production of high-quality dosage forms have been established. The results of physical-chemical, pharmaco-technological and biopharmaceutical tests of the obtained films are presented.
Influence of Aftersales Service Strategies on the Competitive Advantage of Automotive Companies in Kenya
Authors: Muchiri Moses Irungu , Kiriri Peter , Kaluyu Veronicah 
Published: September 2023

Aftersales services contribute immensely to customer satisfaction, generating repeat business that can translate to repeat revenue generation and improved market share and competitive advantage. This study sought to assess the influence of aftersales service strategies on the competitive advantage of Kenya's automotive companies. The study used an explanatory research design. The target population was 400 members of the top management team, including CEOs, functional managers, and senior managers drawn from 63 companies in the automotive industry in Kenya. The study utilized a census to include all 400 top management team members in the 63 automotive companies. Questionnaires were used in data collection. The hypothesis was tested using multiple linear regression analyses. Results indicated a moderate correlation between the aftersales service strategies and the competitive advantage of automotive companies in Kenya (r = 0.556). The findings further indicated that 30.9% of automotive companies' competitive advantage change is explained by their aftersales service strategies (R squared = 0.309). The study concluded that automotive companies in Kenya engaged in aftersales service strategies that included utilization of customer feedback, promptly responding to customer demands using agile methodologies, provision of quality service, and inclusion of warranties.
Data Mining Analysis For Medical Record Data Clasterization Using K-Means Algorithm In Sylvani Binjai Hospital
Authors: Wahyu  , Akim M.H. Pardede  , Magdalena Simanjuntak  
Published: September 2023

Rekam medis adalah rekaman riwayat dari pasien yang melakukan pengobatan di rumah sakit maupun klinik. RSU Sylvani memiliki banyak pasien, setiap bulannya dan membuat data history pasien menumpuk di dalam data rekam medis, Namun tidak ada tindak lanjut manfaat dari data-data yang tersedia. Padahal data-data tersebut memiliki potensi yang besar untuk memberikan informasi baru dan wawasan yang berharga jika digali dengan data mining menggunakan metode k-means clustering. Jumlah data yang uji sebanyak 893 data dan menghasilkan 4 kelompok dari variabel diagnosa penyakit, jenis kelamin dan alamat. Dimana kelompok 1 berjumlah 268 data dengan pusat diagnosa penyakit Hipertension dan jenis kelamin perempuan pada alamat Kebun Lada. Kelompok 2 berjumlah 289 data dengan pusat diagnosa penyakit Asma dan jenis kelamin perempuan pada alamat Pahlawan. Kelompok 3 berjumlah 185 data dengan pusat diagnosa penyakit GERD dan jenis kelamin laki-laki pada alamat Kebun Lada. kelompok 4 berjumlah 151 data dengan pusat diagnosa penyakit Pembesaran Prostat dan jenis kelamin laki-laki pada alamat Kebun Lada.
A case study: Promoting interprofessional community-based learning opportunities for health sciences students at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, South Africa
Authors: Moodley I , Singh S 
Published: September 2023

Background. Preventing disease and promoting health call for interprofessional collaboration of health professionals working in a team, making it important for student health professionals to experience collaborative teamwork while in training, rather than learning and working in silos. Objectives. To describe the opinions of participating students and supervising staff in an intraprofessional community-based initiative involving the disciplines of physiotherapy and dentistry at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN), Durban, South Africa.
Methods. This was a qualitative descriptive study demonstrating teamwork of students from two health sciences disciplines, giving a joint health education talk to patients at a local community health centre. Data were collected from focus group discussions. Three such discussions were held with purposively selected samples: (i) 5 physiotherapy students; (ii) 6 dental therapy students; and (iii) 6 staff members from both disciplines who supervised the students. These data were analysed using thematic analysis. Ethical approval was obtained from UKZN.
Results. By working collaboratively, the students believed that they learnt more about the other health professionals and obtained a deeper understanding of their roles within the healthcare team. Staff believed that the collaborative project could break down professional barriers to work cohesively in the work environment. The main difficulties encountered were the language barrier and rigid timetables.
Conclusion. This case study provides an example of intraprofessional collaboration and teamwork, capable of positively influencing participating students, emphasising the need for interprofessional learning opportunities for students across all health sciences disciplines while in training.
Examining the perceived impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cervical cancer screening practices among clinicians practicing in Federally Qualified Health Centers: A mixed methods study
Authors: Fuzzell Lindsay , Lake Paige , Brownstein Naomi C , Fontenot Holly B , Whitmer Ashley , Michel Alexandra , McIntyre McKenzie , Rossi Sarah L , Kajtezovic Sidika , Vadaparampil Susan T , Perkins Rebecca 
Published: September 2023

Background:The COVID-19 pandemic led to reductions in cervical cancer screening and colposcopy. Therefore, in this mixed methods study we explored perceived pandemic-related practice changes to cervical cancer screenings in federally qualified health centers (FQHCs).Methods:Between October 2021 and June 2022, we conducted a national web survey of clinicians (physicians and advanced practice providers) who performed cervical cancer screening in FQHCs in the United States during the post-acute phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, along with a sub-set of qualitative interviews via video conference, to examine perceived changes in cervical cancer screening practices during the pandemic.Results:A total of 148 clinicians completed surveys; a subset (n=13) completed qualitative interviews. Most (86%) reported reduced cervical cancer screening early in the pandemic, and 28% reported continued reduction in services at the time of survey completion (October 2021- July 2022). Nearly half (45%) reported staff shortages impacting their ability to screen or track patients. Compared to clinicians in Obstetrics/Gynecology/Women’s health, those in family medicine and other specialties more often reported reduced screening compared to pre-pandemic. Most (92%) felt that screening using HPV self-sampling would be very or somewhat helpful to address screening backlogs. Qualitative interviews highlighted the impacts of staff shortages and strategies for improvement.Conclusions:Findings highlight that in late 2021 and early 2022, many clinicians in FQHCs reported reduced cervical cancer screening and of pandemic-related staffing shortages impacting screening and follow-up. If not addressed, reduced screenings among underserved populations could worsen cervical cancer disparities in the future.Funding:This study was funded by the American Cancer Society, who had no role in the study’s design, conduct, or reporting.
Vertical contact forces affect vibration perception in human hairy skin
Authors: Schmidt Daniel , Schlee Guenther , Milani Thomas L. , Germano Andresa M. C. 
Published: September 2023

Background
Skin is the largest organ of the human body and fulfills many important functions, like detecting mechanical stimuli. Skin can be divided into glabrous (non-hairy) and hairy skin. These two skin types differ with regard to their mechanical properties and in the distribution of mechanoreceptors. Although many investigations focus on glabrous skin, hairy skin still plays a fundamental role in various activities, e.g., with regard to the perception of pleasantness or for developing wearable vibrotactile devices for pattern recognition in persons with disabilities. Unfortunately, investigations on influencing factors, like vertical contactor force, are scarce for hairy skin. Similarly, it would also be interesting to investigate whether regional vibratory sensitivity differences are present across the human torso. Hence, this study investigated the effects of vertical contactor forces and different anatomical locations on vibration perception. Four anatomical torso regions were studied. Based on findings in glabrous skin, we generally hypothesized improved vibration perception with increasing contactor forces and regional sensitivity differences between the anatomical locations.

Methods
Forty young and healthy individuals participated (23.0 ± 2.0 yrs), and vibration perception thresholds (VPTs) were determined at 30 Hz for three vertical force levels (0.6, 2.4, and 4.8 N) at four torso locations (sternum, deltoid/shoulder, lower back, middle lateral torso side).

Results
Higher contactor forces resulted in lower VPTs corresponding to improved vibration perception, regardless of anatomical location. In addition, the sternum region was more sensitive than the remaining three regions, regardless of force level. The reasons for these findings may be a varying number and activation pattern of afferents activated under the different conditions. The findings of this study complement the understanding of vibrotactile sensitivity in hairy skin and may offer implications when developing vibrotactile devices or clothing/textiles, for example.
Towards machines that understand people
Authors: Howes Andrew , Jokinen Jussi P. P. , Oulasvirta Antti 
Published: September 2023

AbstractThe ability to estimate the state of a human partner is an insufficient basis on which to build cooperative agents. Also needed is an ability to predict how people adapt their behavior in response to an agent's actions. We propose a new approach based on computational rationality, which models humans based on the idea that predictions can be derived by calculating policies that are approximately optimal given human‐like bounds. Computational rationality brings together reinforcement learning and cognitive modeling in pursuit of this goal, facilitating machine understanding of humans.
Prospect for Bismuth/Antimony Chalcohalides‐Based Solar Cells
Authors: He Jizhou , Hu Xiaodong , Liu Zonghao , Chen Wei , Longo Giulia 
Published: September 2023

AbstractInorganic–organic hybrid lead halide perovskites are emerging optoelectronic materials for solar cell application. However, the toxicity concerns and poor stability largely hamper their practical applications. For these reasons, the search for “perovskite‐inspired” alternatives, having the same advantages but overcoming the drawbacks of the lead‐based one, has become an important sector in the field. Among the candidates, Bi3+ and Sb3+ containing materials are of great interest, due to their electronic structures resembling the Pb2+. Bismuth/antimony chalcohalides have been known for a long time as the potential absorber in photovoltaics, even if their performances are still low. Interestingly, pnictogen chalcohalides can be the stepping stone toward numerous quaternary compounds, including some perovskite structures. The understanding of the fundamental properties and the current limitations of both the starting ternary compounds and the final quaternary materials can allow the achievement of improved photovoltaic absorbers, stable, and efficient. In this review, the fundamental properties and device performances of many ternary pnictogen chalcohalides and the derived quaternary compounds are summarized, focusing on the different preparation strategies.
Electrically Coupled Electrolyte Engineering Enables High Interfacial Stability for High‐Voltage Sodium‐Ion Batteries
Authors: Lin Jialin , Peng Honghui , Huang Pei , Naren Tuoya , Liang Chaoping , Kuang Guichao , Chen Libao , Zhang Chunxiao , Wei Weifeng 
Published: September 2023

AbstractSodium‐ion batteries (SIBs) suffer from severe capacity decay as the harmful substances caused by the violent decomposition of electrolyte under high voltages continue to erode the cathodes. Therefore, the design of high‐voltage electrolyte and construction of robust cathode–electrolyte interface (CEI) are critical for long‐life SIBs. Herein, an electrically coupled composite electrolyte that takes the merits of cross‐linked gel polymers and s well‐tuned antioxidant additive (4‐trifluoromethylphenylboronic acid, TFPBA) is proposed. Through an electrical coupling effect, TFPBA can be anchored by the cross‐linked polymer framework to immobilize the PF6− anion and adsorb onto cathode surface spontaneously, both of which promote the formation of a robust CEI layer to facilitate Na+ transportation and suppress subsequent side reactions and corrosive cracking. As a result, the cells integrating high‐voltage P2/O3 cathode and well‐tailored gel polymer electrolyte achieve stable cycling over 550 cycles within 1.8–4.2 V with a capacity retention of 71.0% and a high‐rate discharge capacity of 77.4 mAh g−1 at 5 C. The work paves the way for the development of functionalized quasi‐solid electrolyte for practical next generation high‐voltage SIBs.