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Consumer compliments about nursing and midwifery care: A 12‐month retrospective analysis
Authors: Baker Jessica , White Karin , Redley Bernice 
Published: June 2023

AbstractAimsTo analyse the compliments received from patients' and companions and to describe the characteristics of high‐quality nursing and midwifery care from the perspective of healthcare consumers.DesignRetrospective analysis of health service compliments data.MethodsAll compliments specific to nursing and midwifery care received between July 2020 and June 2021 were extracted from the reporting database for six hospital sites of a large public health service in Victoria, Australia. Inductive coding captured the characteristics and qualities of nurses and midwives elicited from the compliments. Deductive coding used two frameworks: an adapted health complaints assessment tool, and 10 dimensions of nursing and midwifery care used in the health service. Descriptive statistics were used for analysis of coded data.ResultsOf the 2833 records identified, 433 nursing and midwifery‐specific compliments were identified; of these 225 consumer or care partner compliments were identified for analysis. Most compliments (80.4%, n = 181) were from the smaller hospital sites compared to 19.6% (n = 44) received at the largest hospital site; and from care programmes that typically care for older patients (42.7%, n = 113). Only 39% (n = 89) of compliments related to quality and safety of clinical care, 9% (n = 21) related to management and 17% (n = 38) to relationships. Forty‐nine percent (n = 113) related to dimensions of fundamental nursing and midwifery care, with psychological care best represented (39.8%, n = 89). Most often, compliments related to characteristics or attributes of nurses.ConclusionAnalysis of compliments reveals characteristics of nursing and midwifery care valued by healthcare consumers. Surprisingly, few compliments related to clinical dimensions of nursing and midwifery practice. Comments related to psychological aspects of nursing and midwifery care were most common. Understanding consumer perceptions of high‐quality care provided by nurses and midwives provide guidance about care delivery that meets or exceed consumer expectations. The findings suggest low consumer awareness about professional and clinical aspects of nursing and midwifery work.ImpactCompliments provide a unique insight into consumer perspectives of high‐quality nursing and midwifery care. When making compliments, consumers most often commented about the attributes and characteristics of nurses and midwives, rather than clinical aspects of care. Compliments specific to nursing and midwifery care provide guidance to enhance care delivery to meet or exceed consumer expectations.Patient or Public ContributionNo patient or public contribution.
Brachial and central hypertension in relation to coronary stenosis in patients with coronary angiography
Authors: Chen Yu , Li Ming‐Xuan , Wang Ying , Jin Xian , Liu Liang , Zhou Zhen‐Fa , Ding Feng‐Hua , Zhang Rui‐Yan , Li Yan , Shen Cheng‐Xing 
Published: June 2023

AbstractThe clinical significance of central beyond brachial blood pressure (BP) remains unclear. In patients who underwent coronary angiography, the authors explored whether elevated central BP would be associated with coronary arterial disease (CAD) irrespective of the status of brachial hypertension. From March 2021 to April 2022, 335 patients (mean age 64.9 years, 69.9% men) hospitalized for suspected CAD or unstable angina were screened in an ongoing trial. CAD was defined if a coronary stenosis of ≥50%. According to the presence of brachial (non‐invasive cuff systolic BP ≥140 mmHg or diastolic BP ≥90 mmHg) and central (invasive systolic BP ≥130 mmHg) hypertension, patients were cross‐classified as isolated brachial hypertension (n = 23), isolated central hypertension (n = 93), and concordant normotension (n = 100) or hypertension (n = 119). In continuous analyses, both brachial and central systolic BPs were significantly related to CAD with similar standardized odds ratios (OR, 1.47 and 1.45, p < .05). While categorical analyses showed that patients with isolated central hypertension or concordant hypertension had a significantly higher prevalence of CAD and the Gensini score than those with concordant normotension. Multivariate‐adjusted OR (95% confidence interval [CI]) for CAD was 2.24 (1.16 to 4.33, p = .009) for isolated central hypertension and 3.02 (1.58 to 5.78, p < .001) for concordant hypertension relative to concordant normotension. The corresponding OR (95% CI) of a high Gensini score was 2.40 (1.26–4.58) and 2.17 (1.19–3.96), respectively. In conclusion, regardless of the presence of brachial hypertension, elevated central BP was associated with the presence and severity of CAD, indicating that central hypertension is an important risk factor for coronary atherosclerosis.
Ovarian activity, hormone profile, pro‐inflammatory cytokines and reproductive performance of buffalo cows fed diets with different estrogenicity
Authors: Hashem Nesrein M. , Essawi Walaa M. , El‐Raghi Ali A. 
Published: June 2023

AbstractBuffalo cows play a vital role in milk and meat production; however, they are characterised by several reproductive disorders. Feeding diets with high oestrogenic activity may be a disrupting factor. This study aimed to evaluate the effects of feeding roughages with different oestrogenic activity on the reproductive performance of early postpartum buffalo cows. A total of 30 buffalo cows were equally stratified into two experimental groups and fed either Trifolium alexandrinum (Berseem clover, phytoestrogenic roughage) or corn silage (nonoestrogenic roughage) for 90 consecutive days. After 35 days from the beginning of the feeding treatments, buffalo cows in both groups were synchronized for oestrus using a double i.m. injection of 2 mL prostaglandin F2α, 11 days apart, subsequently, overt signs of oestrus were observed and recorded. Moreover, ovarian structures, numbers and sizes of follicles and corpora lutea, were ultrasonography examined at day—12 (represents Day 35 of feeding treatment), Day 0 (day of oestrus) and Day 11 after oestrous synchronization (mid‐luteal phase). Pregnancy was diagnosed 35 days postinsemination. Blood serum samples were analysed for progesterone (P4), estradiol (E2), tumor necrosis factor (TNF‐α), interlukein‐1β (IL‐1β) and nitric oxide (NO). The high performance liquid chromatography‐analysis of roughages showed the abundance of isoflavones in Berseem clover, with about 58 times higher concentration than that in corn silage group. During the experimental period, the numbers of ovarian follicles of all size categories were higher in the Berseem clover group than that in the corn silage group. No significant difference in the numbers of corpora lutea was observed between both experimental groups, but lower (p < 0.05) diameter of corpus luteum was observed in the Berseem clover group than that in the corn silage group. The Berseem clover group had higher (p < 0.05) overall concentrations of blood serum E2, IL‐1β and TNF‐α, but lower (p < 0.05) overall concentrations of blood serum P4 than those recorded in the corn silage group. Oestrous rate, onset of oestrus time and oestrous duration were not significantly affected by the treatment. The conception rate was significantly (p < 0.05) reduced in the Berseem clover group compared with that in the corn silage group. In conclusion, feeding roughage with a high oestrogenic activity such as Berseem clover can negatively affect the conception rate of buffalo cows. This reproductive loss seems to be associated with inadequate luteal function and P4 concentration during early pregnancy.
Crafting the language of borders: The European Court of Justice's strategic opinion writing in rights cases
Authors: Stobb Maureen , Scalera‐Elliott Jamie 
Published: June 2023

AbstractCourts, particularly those with the power of constitutional review, engage in supplementary lawmaking. Like other policymakers, judges seek the proper interpretation and implementation of their decisions. Research on the United States of America (U.S.) Supreme Court indicates that it strategically alters its language to obtain better compliance, but little is known about whether international courts do the same. We test the generalizability of these findings by examining the opinion‐writing tactics of another powerful court, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), in a highly salient policy area, citizenship rights. Like the U.S. High Court, the CJEU must guide judges in interpreting constitutional law. In the European Union (EU) context, this entails directing Member State judges through the preliminary reference procedure, a form of indirect supranational judicial review. We expect that the CJEU will carefully craft the language of its opinions to obtain the cooperation of national judges in this area of law. Our findings indicate that, like the U.S. Supreme Court, the CJEU strategically alters its words in anticipation of this key audience's reactions to its decisions, and that the court's strategies may undermine EU citizens' rights in the long term.
Fluid mobilization of rare earth elements, Th, and U during the terrestrial alteration of H chondrites
Authors: Maeda Ryoga , Goderis Steven , Yamaguchi Akira , Van Acker Thibaut , Vanhaecke Frank , Debaille Vinciane , Claeys Phillippe 
Published: June 2023

AbstractThe chemical effects of terrestrial alteration, with a particular focus on lithophile trace elements, were studied for a set of H chondrites displaying various degrees of weathering from fresh falls to altered finds collected from hot deserts. According to their trace element distributions, a considerable fraction of rare earth elements (REEs), Th, and U resides within cracks observed in weathered meteorite specimens. These cracks appear to accumulate unbound REEs locally accompanied by Th and U relative to the major element abundances, especially P and Si. The deposition of Ce is observed in cracks in the case of most of the weathered samples. Trace element maps visually confirm the accumulation of these elements in such cracks, as previously inferred based on chemical leaching experiments. Because the positive Ce anomalies and unbound REE depositions in cracks occur in all weathered samples studied here while none of such features are observed in less altered samples including falls (except for altered fall sample Nuevo Mercurio), these features are interpreted to have been caused by terrestrial weathering following chemical leaching. However, the overall effects on the bulk chemical composition remain limited as the data for all Antarctic meteorites studied in this work (except for heavily weathered sample A 09516, H6) are in good agreement with published data for unaltered meteorites.
Props and the performance of ethnographic realism in George Catlin's Indian Gallery: Fabrications in hide, paint, and text
Authors: Treier Leonie 
Published: June 2023

AbstractIn the 1830s, George Catlin undertook several journeys to the American West to document, through painting, writing, and collecting, Native North American communities he perceived as vanishing. He later assembled the different media in his Indian Gallery, which he toured through the United States and Europe. In this article, I begin to redocument Catlin's Indian Gallery and his exhibitionary practice by paying attention to its largely overlooked material culture collection. Many items display signs of non‐Native modification, like imitations of Plains pictorial tradition and detachment and reattachment of quillwork. Moving beyond questions of (in)authenticity, I focus on the objects' role in his exhibition, taking them seriously as one of Catlin's material museological practices. Through close‐looking analysis, I identify patterns of alteration and fabrications: replacement, repurposing, creating similarity and types, and emphasis on visual appeal. Based on these patterns, I suggest understanding Catlin's own approach to this material as a collection of props fabricated and employed to authenticate and support claims of cultural realism for his representations of Indigenous life. By studying this collection, we gain a deeper understanding of predisciplinary exhibitionary practices and how later ethnographic display technologies also relying on props, like dioramas, developed.
Multiple segment spectacle lenses for myopia control. Part 2: Impact on myopia progression
Authors: Radhakrishnan Hema , Lam Carly Siu Yin , Charman W. Neil 
Published: June 2023

AbstractPurposeInitial studies have suggested that multiple segment (MS) spectacle lenses can reduce the progression rate of childhood myopia and axial eye growth. This paper aimed to compare the effectiveness of two different available designs of MS lens and to explore the nature of their control effect.MethodPublished data from the only two clinical trials in which changes in mean spherical equivalent refraction (SER) and axial length (AL) for matched groups of myopic children wearing either MS or single‐vision (SV) spectacle corrections, recorded over a period of at least 2 years, were further analysed and compared. Both trials involved Chinese children of similar ages and visual characteristics, but the trials were located in different cities. The two MS lenses examined were MiyoSmart or DIMS (Hoya) and Stellest (Essilor).ResultsAbsolute changes in SER and AL differed over time during the two trials. However, if the results were expressed in terms of efficacy over successive 6‐month periods, then the two MS lenses produced broadly similar results (initial efficacy for the control of myopia progression of about 60%–80%, declining over 2 years to about 35%–55%). Control appears to be absolute rather than proportional.DiscussionMyopia control may be due to either the additional myopic defocus induced by the MS lenses (i.e., asymmetry of the through‐focus image changes about the distance focus) or to the general reduction in image contrast that the lenslets create in the peripheral field.ConclusionMultiple segment spectacle lenses offer a valuable new approach to the control of myopia progression in children. Further work is required to clarify their mechanism of action and to optimise their design parameters.
First report of an Aveir retrievable leadless pacemaker in a pediatric patient, via internal jugular vein access
Authors: Wong Ashley , Petersen Michael Jake , Davidson Stacy , Cortez Daniel 
Published: June 2023

AbstractBackgroundThe Aveir device allows retrievability and mapping prior to fixation over alternative leadless pacemakers.Case summaryWe describe the first case of Aveir leadless pacemaker implantation into a 44.5 kg, pediatric patient with symptomatic sinus dysfunction. Access by the right internal jugular vein (RIJ) with 1st attempt implantation into the septal location.DiscussionPlacement of the Aveir leadless pacemaker is feasible in a 44.5 kg pediatric patient via a RIJ approach.
Vimentin‐positive invasive breast carcinoma of no special type: A breast carcinoma with lethal biological characteristics
Authors: Ichinose Yuki , Hasebe Takahiro , Hirasaki Masataka , Sakakibara Ayaka , Yokogawa Hideki , Nukui Asami , Hiratsuka Miyuki , Fujimoto Akihiro , Iso Chihiro , Wakui Noriko , Shibasaki Satomi , Kamada Koichi , Suzuki Nobuyuki , Kamakura Yasuo , Yasuda Masanori , Aya Asano , Shimada Hiroko , Matsuura Kazuo , Ishiguro Hiroshi , Osaki Akihiko , Saeki Toshiaki 
Published: June 2023

AbstractVimentin is a stable mesenchymal immunohistochemical marker and is widely recognized as a major marker of mesenchymal tumors. The purpose of the present study was to investigate if the vimentin expression status might serve as a significant predictor of outcomes in patients with invasive breast carcinoma of no special type (IBC‐NST) and to investigate, by comprehensive RNA sequencing analyses, the mechanisms involved in the heightened malignant potential of vimentin‐positive IBC‐NSTs. This study, conducted using the data of 855 patients with IBC‐NST, clearly identified vimentin expression status as a very important independent biological parameter for accurately predicting the outcomes in patients with IBC‐NST. RNA sequence analyses clearly demonstrated significant upregulation of coding RNAs known to be closely associated with cell proliferation or cellular senescence, and significant downregulation of coding RNAs known to be closely associated with transmembrane transport in vimentin‐positive IBC‐NSTs. We conclude that vimentin‐positive IBC‐NSTs show heightened malignant biological characteristics, possibly attributable to the upregulation of RNAs closely associated with proliferative activity and cellular senescence, and downregulation of RNAs closely associated with transmembrane transport in IBC‐NSTs.
Metaphysics of concepts: In defense of the abilitist approach
Authors: Bulov Ilya 
Published: June 2023

AbstractAbilitism is an approach to the metaphysics of concepts according to which each concept consists of a managing cognitive ability coordinating other abilities (cognitive and non‐cognitive) and a set of subordinate abilities associated with this managing ability. As I argue here, if we accept the abilitist approach, we can efficiently solve such puzzles in the metaphysics of concepts as the partial possession problem, the concept pluralism problem, etc. However, there are some possible objections to abilitism, concerning the abilitist explanation of compositional properties of concepts, knowledge‐that, an extension/intension of concepts, and the idea that concepts are constituents of thought. However, as I demonstrate here, these objections can be answered.
Effective Mechanical Properties of Auxetic Materials: Numerical Predictions Using Variational Asymptotic Method Based Homogenization
Authors: Srivastava Chetna , Mahesh Vinyas , Pitchai Pandi , Guruprasad P. J. , Petrinic Nik , Scarpa Fabrizio , Harursampath Dineshkumar , Ponnusami Sathiskumar A. 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
In this work, the variational asymptotic method (VAM) based homogenization framework is used for the first time to determine the equivalent elastic stiffness tensor of auxetic materials. The proposed method allows the structural elements of the auxetic unit cell to naturally incorporate rotational degrees-of-freedom, without any ad-hoc assumptions. The overall macroscale homogenized response of the unit cells is considered to be fully anisotropic; specific possible responses, representative of orthotropy or transverse isotropy naturally emerge from the VAM-based homogenization, due to the arrangements of the structural elements making up the unit cell. For all the auxetic unit cell geometries considered in this study, the predictions obtained from the in-house python-based implementation of the VAM-based homogenization framework are validated using commercial finite element software (abaqus) and open literature. The results demonstrate the versatility and the computational efficiency of the VAM-based homogenization framework to describe auxetic metamaterials.
Accelerating Thermal Simulations in Additive Manufacturing by Training Physics-Informed Neural Networks With Randomly Synthesized Data
Authors: Chen Jiangce , Pierce Justin , Williams Glen , Simpson Timothy W. , Meisel Nicholas , Prabha Narra Sneha , McComb Christopher 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
The temperature history of an additively manufactured part plays a critical role in determining process–structure–property relationships in fusion-based additive manufacturing (AM) processes. Therefore, fast thermal simulation methods are needed for a variety of AM tasks, from temperature history prediction for part design and process planning to in situ temperature monitoring and control during manufacturing. However, conventional numerical simulation methods fall short in satisfying the strict requirements of time efficiency in these applications due to the large space and time scales of the required multiscale simulation. While data-driven surrogate models are of interest for their rapid computation capabilities, the performance of these models relies on the size and quality of the training data, which is often prohibitively expensive to create. Physics-informed neural networks (PINNs) mitigate the need for large datasets by imposing physical principles during the training process. This work investigates the use of a PINN to predict the time-varying temperature distribution in a part during manufacturing with laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF). Notably, the use of the PINN in this study enables the model to be trained solely on randomly synthesized data. These training data are both inexpensive to obtain, and the presence of stochasticity in the dataset improves the generalizability of the trained model. Results show that the PINN model achieves higher accuracy than a comparable artificial neural network trained on labeled data. Further, the PINN model trained in this work maintains high accuracy in predicting temperature for laser path scanning strategies unseen in the training data.
Effect of Solar Panel on Performance of Spacecraft Body-Mounted Fluid Tube Radiator
Authors: Che Bangxiang , Han Haiying , Wu Xianlin , Huang Lei , Zheng Hongyang 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
The body-mounted fluid tube radiator (BMFTR) is a highly efficient heat rejection device for spacecraft. However, the heat rejection rate of the BMFTR is negatively impacted by the presence of solar panels mounted on the exterior of the spacecraft. In this study, a heat transfer model for the BMFTR was developed, and a simulation method was created to investigate the effect of solar panels on the radiator’s performance. The accuracy of both the heat transfer model and simulation method was verified using on-orbit data from the China Tianhe module. It was found that external heat is absorbed by the solar panels, which in turn reduces the performance of the radiator. Furthermore, the decrease in the heat rejection rate was quantitatively evaluated, and it was found to be closely related to the spacecraft’s attitude and the view factor between the solar panel and the radiator. The findings of this study on the impact of solar panels on the BMFTR’s performance are meaningful for future research on spacecraft radiators and on-orbit operations.