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Implementing experience-based co-design to develop a physical activity programme in recovery-focused outpatient mental health services
Authors: Matthews Evan W , Cowman Mary , Brannigan Michele , Rosenbaum Simon , Sloan Darina , Ward Philip B , Denieffe Suzanne 
Published: May 2022

Background/Aims As mental health services focus on recovery orientated service delivery, there is a need to adopt recovery orientated approaches in interventions that promote physical activity. This article presents a process of using and modifying an experience-based co-design approach to develop an intervention that can be used to promote physical activity in mental health services: the ‘Move with Recovery’ programme. Methods A facilitated experience-based co-design approach was undertaken over four sessions. This approach included the use of a trigger film of touchpoints and sample physical activity experiences of service users, in addition to the use of a storyboard for emotional mapping and prioritising exercises. The final two co-design sessions involved programme prototyping and development using the TIDieR framework. Results The outcome of this process, the Move with Recovery programme, was a peer-developed and peer-led, community-focused programme structured around nine action points. It is made up of a combination of motivation, education and support sessions, together with light intensity aerobic activity sessions that is structured using the TIDieR framework, and intended for implementation in the recovery college. In this regard, the developed programme is inherently recovery orientated in its design and its aim. Conclusions The developed programme can be embedded into existing mental health services that lack integrated exercise resources. This articles details the experience-based co-design process undertaken here and offers future learning for using experience-based co-design to promote physical activity in mental health.
Scalable all-fiber coherent beam combination using digital control
Authors: Freier Christian , Legge Samuel , Roberts Lyle , Wigley Paul B. , Close John D. , Hardman Kyle S. 
Published: April 2022

This paper describes a filled-aperture coherent beam combining (CBC) system based on locking of optical coherence via single-detector electronic-frequency tagging (LOCSET). The sensing and control architecture is implemented using a field-programmable gate array and high-bandwidth electro-optic phase modulators. The all-fiber optical configuration consists of a narrow linewidth 1560 nm seed laser separated into three channels, each containing 7 W erbium-doped fiber amplifiers. The system was demonstrated experimentally, achieving a total stabilized output power of 20 W, a combination efficiency greater than 95%, and an output RMS phase stability of

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. As this architecture employs an entirely digital sensing and control scheme based on LOCSET, it presents a highly scalable and cost-effective solution for CBC that is wavelength agnostic and can support an arbitrarily large number of channels.
Human Seroprevalence for Dengue, Ross River, and Barmah Forest viruses in Australia and the Pacific: A systematic review spanning seven decades
Authors: Madzokere Eugene T. , Qian Wei , Webster Julie A. , Walker Daniel M. H. , Lim Elisa X. Y. , Harley David , Herrero Lara J. 
Published: April 2022

Background
Dengue (DENV), Ross River (RRV) and Barmah Forest viruses (BFV) are the most common human arboviral infections in Australia and the Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs) and are associated with debilitating symptoms. All are nationally notifiable in Australia, but routine surveillance is limited to a few locations in the PICTs. Understanding the level of human exposure to these viruses can inform disease management and mitigation strategies. To assess the historic and current seroprevalence of DENV, RRV and BFV in Australia and the PICTs we conducted a systematic literature review of all published quantitative serosurveys.

Methodology and principal findings
The Preferred Reporting of Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses procedures were adopted to produce a protocol to systematically search for published studies reporting the seroprevalence of DENV, RRV and BFV in Australia and the PICTs. Data for author, research year, location, study population, serosurvey methods and positive tests were extracted. A total of 41 papers, reporting 78 serosurveys of DENV, RRV and BFV including 62,327 samples met the inclusion criteria for this review. Seroprevalence varied depending on the assay used, strategy of sample collection and location of the study population. Significant differences were observed in reported seropositivity depending on the sample collection strategy with clinically targeted sampling reporting the highest seroprevalence across all three viruses. Non-stratified seroprevalence showed wide ranges in reported positivity with DENV 0.0% – 95.6%, RRV 0.0% – 100.0%, and BFV 0.3% – 12.5%. We discuss some of the causes of variation including serological methods used, selection bias in sample collection including clinical or environmental associations, and location of study site. We consider the extent to which serosurveys reflect the epidemiology of the viruses and provide broad recommendations regarding the conduct and reporting of arbovirus serosurveys.

Conclusions and significance
Human serosurveys provide important information on the extent of human exposure to arboviruses across: (1) time, (2) place, and (3) person (e.g., age, gender, clinical presentation etc). Interpreting results obtained at these scales has the potential to inform us about transmission cycles, improve diagnostic surveillance, and mitigate future outbreaks. Future research should streamline methods and reduce bias to allow a better understanding of the burden of these diseases and the factors associated with seroprevalence. Greater consideration should be given to the interpretation of seroprevalence in studies, and increased rigour applied in linking seroprevalence to transmission dynamics.
Evolution of corneal transplantation techniques and their indications in a French corneal transplant unit in 2000–2020
Authors: Malleron Vianney , Bloch Florian , Zevering Yinka , Vermion Jean-Charles , Semler-Collery Axelle , Goetz Christophe , Perone Jean-Marc 
Published: April 2022

Purpose
This retrospective cohort study assessed the evolution of corneal transplantation and its indications in the last 21 years (2000–2020) in a specialized ophthalmology department in a tertiary referral center in France.

Methods
The surgical techniques and indications, patient age and sex, and postoperative best-corrected visual acuity (BCVA) 6 months after keratoplasty were extracted.

Results
In total, 1042 eyes underwent keratoplasty in 2000–2020. Annual numbers of corneal transplantations increased by 2.2-fold. Penetrating keratoplasty (PKP) was the sole technique for the first 11 years. Descemet stripping automated endothelial keratoplasty (DSAEK) and Descemet membrane endothelial keratoplasty (DMEK) were introduced in 2011 and 2014, respectively. Cases of both quickly increased, accounting for 28% and 41% of cases in 2015–2020, respectively. Eventually, DSAEK and DMEK were respectively used for most pseudophakic bullous keratopathy (PBK) and all Fuchs endothelial cell dystrophy (FECD) cases. PKP cases declined to 27%. Deep anterior lamellar keratoplasty (DALK) was rare (3% of all cases). These changes associated with rises in PBK and particularly FECD cases, and a strong decline in keratoconus, causing FECD, PBK, and keratoconus to move from being the 4th, 1st, and 3rd most common indications to the 1st, 2nd, and 6th, respectively. On average, BCVA improved by 0.1–0.3 logMAR. Patient age dropped steadily over time. Female predominance was observed.

Conclusions
The invention of DSAEK and then DMEK precipitated an enormous change in clinical practice and a large expansion of keratoplasty to new indications. This study confirms and extends previous findings in other countries.
Yoga provision for individuals living with Multiple Sclerosis: Is the future online?
Authors: Wilson-Menzfeld Gemma , Naisby Jenni , Baker Katherine , Morris Rosie , Robinson Jonathan , Barry Gill 
Published: April 2022

Background
Yoga has multiple benefits for individuals living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), including reduced pain, depression, fatigue, strength, and improved quality of life. During the COVID-19 pandemic, home-based delivery of yoga increased. However, no studies to date have explored online home-based yoga for individuals living with MS, more specifically the motivations, experiences, or the sustainability of home-based yoga practice for individuals living with MS.

Aim
This study aimed to explore the facilitators and barriers of online yoga provision for individuals living with MS.

Methods
One focus group and three semi-structured interviews were carried out online via Zoom with one yoga instructor and seven yoga participants living with MS. Thematic Analysis was used to analyse this data.

Findings
Two themes were generated from the interviews, the environment and future provision, each with their own sub-themes. The themes reflect various facilitators and barriers of home-based yoga provision which differed depending upon the individuals home environment, social connections, physical ability, and confidence practising yoga. Furthermore, preferences of home provision fluctuated over time depending upon symptoms of MS.

Conclusions
Home-based yoga practice is a viable and enjoyable option for individuals living with MS. It is recommended that yoga studios offering home-based yoga provision consider individual differences in preference, as well as fluctuations in symptoms that may create inequitable access to services and may prevent participation for some.
Studies on the chemical composition of plants used in traditional medicine in Congo
Authors: Konieczynski Pawel , Zarkov Aleksej , Viapiana Agnieszka , Chrubczynska Adrianna , Mpandzo Edem , Wesolowski Marek 
Published: April 2022

Abstract
The knowledge of the chemical composition of herbs used medicinally in Africa is relatively low, and at the same time, the growing interest in alternative medicine prompts scientists to search for justification for the use of various plants. Due to these, the aim of the study was to analyze ten botanical species of medicinal plants originating from Congo to determine the contents of non-metals (P, Se), metallic elements (Cu, Zn, Fe, Mn, Ca, Mg, Na, K, Cd, Pb, Cr, Co, Al), phenolic compounds, and L(+) ascorbic acid and antioxidant activities. To prepare plant samples for quantitative analysis by flame atomic absorption spectrometry (FAAS) and inductively coupled plasma-optical emission spectroscopy, the microwave digestion was applied. The contents of phenolic acids, flavonoids, polyphenolic compounds, and vitamin C were assayed in extracts of medicinal plants spectrophotometrically, while the antioxidant activity was determined by ferric reducing antioxidant power (FRAP), 2,2-Diphenyl-1-picryl-hydrazyl-hydrate (DPPH), and 2,2 -Azino-bis-3-ethylbanzothiazoline-6-sulfonic acid (ABTS) techniques. The studies showed that the medicinal plants from Congo differed to a high degree. Principal component analysis demonstrated that the concentrations of Cu, Fe, Mn, and also phenolic compounds and antioxidant activity had the highest impact on sample’s differentiation. The relationship between the type of plant material (bark, root, or leaf) and its chemical composition was noticed, too.
About the exact simulation of bivariate (reciprocal) Archimax copulas
Authors: Mai Jan-Frederik 
Published: May 2022

Abstract
We provide an exact simulation algorithm for bivariate Archimax copulas, including instances with negative association. In contrast to existing simulation approaches, the feasibility of our algorithm is directly linked to the availability of an exact simulation algorithm for the probability measure described by the derivative of the parameterizing Pickands dependence function. We demonstrate that this hypothesis is satisfied in many cases of interest and, in particular, it is satisfied for piece-wise constant Pickands dependence functions, which can approximate the general case to a given level of desired accuracy. Finally, the algorithm can be leveraged to an exact simulation algorithm for bivariate copulas associated with max-infinitely divisible random vectors whose exponent measure has norm-symmetric survival function, so-called reciprocal Archimax copulas.
Programa de innovación psicomotriz y emocional a través de la musicoterapia dirigido a personas adultas con deficiencia visual y ceguera
Authors: Álvarez López Isabel 
Published: April 2022

La musicoterapia ha demostrado ser beneficiosa para muchos sectores poblacionales. Sin embargo, el número de investigaciones relacionadas con la ceguera o déficit visual era mucho menor al compararlas con el de aquellas realizadas en otros campos. Así pues, el presente trabajo consiste en la muestra de los resultados obtenidos de la puesta en marcha de un programa de innovación psicomotriz y emocional a través de la musicoterapia. Éste estuvo dirigido a personas usuarios y usuarias de la ONCE de Valladolid con deficiencia visual.
El estudio ha consistido en un seguimiento grupal a través de la evaluación de inicio, de proceso y final, que muestran la evolución general de los asistentes por medio de una recogida de datos a través del Sistema de Evaluación Musicoterapéutica para Personas con Alzheimer y otras Demencias (SEMPA).
La práctica de musicoterapia en Portugal durante el primer período de confinamiento por la pandemia COVID-19
Authors: Sérgia França  , Susana Gutierrez Jiménez  , Teresa Paula Leite  
Published: April 2022

Estudio piloto que presenta la intervención de musicoterapia en Portugal durante el primer periodo de confinamiento debido al virus COVID-19.
Objetivo: Conocer las prácticas de los musicoterapeutas durante este período en Portugal, comprender cuál fue el tipo de actuación sus medios, propósitos y cuáles las dificultades sentidas durante el aislamiento por la declaración de pandemia.
Método: Fue realizada una muestra de datos de todo el universo de musicoterapeutas en ejercicio de Portugal. Participaron 43 musicoterapeutas. Datos analizados a través del software IBM SPSS Statistics 25.0.
Resultados: La mayoría de los musicoterapeutas realizó contactos con sus clientes a través de los programas Zoom y WhatsApp, llamadas telefónicas y email. Las dificultades se encontraron en la falta de sincronización en las videollamadas. Encontramos relaciones relevantes entre los lugares de ejercicio profesional entidades públicas, privadas o instituciones concertadas, en las modalidades individual o grupal.
What Makes an Intervention a Life Course Intervention?
Authors: Russ Shirley A. , Hotez Emily , Berghaus Mary , Verbiest Sarah , Hoover Clarissa , Schor Edward L. , Halfon Neal 
Published: May 2022

OBJECTIVESTo develop an initial list of characteristics of life course interventions to inform the emerging discipline of life course intervention research.METHODSThe Life Course Intervention Research Network, a collaborative national network of &gt;75 researchers, service providers, community representatives, and thought leaders, considered the principles, characteristics, and utility of life course interventions. After an in-person launch meeting in 2019, the steering committee collaboratively and iteratively developed a list of life course intervention characteristics, incorporating a modified Delphi review process.RESULTSThe Life Course Intervention Research Network identified 12 characteristics of life course interventions. These interventions (1) are aimed at optimizing health trajectories; (2) are developmentally focused, (3) longitudinally focused, and (4) strategically timed; and are (5) designed to address multiple levels of the ecosystem where children are born, live, learn, and grow and (6) vertically, horizontally, and longitudinally integrated to produce a seamless, forward-leaning, health optimizing system. Interventions are designed to (7) support emerging health development capabilities; are (8) collaboratively codesigned by transdisciplinary research teams, including stakeholders; and incorporate (9) family-centered, (10) strengths-based, and (11) antiracist approaches with (12) a focus on health equity.CONCLUSIONSThe intention for this list of characteristics of life course interventions is to provide a starting point for wider discussion and to guide research development. Incorporation of these characteristics into intervention designs may improve emerging health trajectories and move critical developmental processes and pathways back on track, even optimizing them to prevent or reduce adverse outcomes.
Morphological parameters of stomata and the content of photosynthetic pigments in leaves of common reed (Рhragmites australis (Сav.) Trin. еx Steud.) under the influence of mines in the Kryvyi Rih city
Authors: Alexeyeva A. A. , Marenkov O. M. , Holub I. V. 
Published: April 2022

The impact of anthropogenic activity on the biosphere is growing every year. Aquatic ecosystems are a component of the natural environment very sensitive to anthropogenic impact. Therefore, the study of the mechanisms of resistance of aquatic organisms, including macrophytes, to pollution of water bodies is becoming increasingly important. In order to study the impact of the mining industry on higher aquatic vegetation, we determined the size and number of stoma and the content and ratio of chlorophylls in the leaves of common reeds (Phragmites australis (Cav.) Trin. Ex Steud.) from different parts of the Saksagan River; return (rain and melt) water, in the place of release of return (rain and melt) water and below the release of return (rain and melt) water near the mine «Ternivska». The number and size of the closing cells of the stoma were determined on the prints of the epidermis on the abaxial side of the leaves of plants, which were examined under a microscope «Ulab XY-B2TLED» at a magnification of 20 and photographed with a digital camera «Sciencelab T500 5/17M» connected to it. The content of chlorophyll (Chl а, Chl b and total chlorophyll) was determined by the method of Wintermans J. F. G. M., De Mots A. (1965) in ethanolic extracts of reed leaves using a spectrophotometer «Ulab 102 Spectrophotomet». Mathematical processing of the results was performed by the variational-statistical method. All calculations were performed using the software package Statistica 6.0. It was found that the stoma on the abaxial side of common reed leaves from areas in place and below the release of return (rain and melt) water differ significantly in morphometric parameters from the stoma of plants from the area above the release of return (rain and melt) water. There was an increase in the density of stoma per unit area of the leaf in the leaves from the study areas with a greater impact of the activity of the mine «Ternivska». Changes in the content of chlorophyll and the ratio of chlorophyll forms (Chl a/Chl b) in the leaves of P. australis depending on the conditions of influence of the mine activity «Ternivska» were recorded. Changes in some indicators of the anatomical structure of leaves in the direction of xeromorphism and rearrangement of the photosynthetic apparatus in urban conditions can be considered as an adaptive response of common reed to environmental pollution.
Iglesia y monarquía ante las lenguas indígenas hispanoamericanas (1503-1803)
Authors: Ahumada Ignacio 
Published: April 2022

A pesar de que la Corona española, ya desde 1503, dictó diferentes disposiciones sobre la enseñanza y el uso del español en América, la política lingüística de la Monarquía, al menos hasta 1770, favoreció antes el desarrollo de las lenguas indígenas generales que la difusión y asentamiento del español en Estados Unidos, Hispanoamérica y parte de Brasil.
Al amparo de las directrices de la Roma papal, seguidas ad pedem litterae por los monarcas españoles, las órdenes religiosas crearon y desarrollaron un modelo lingüístico y, en parte, social que abarcó todo el vasto territorio americano en el período que aquí se ocupa. El monarca ilustrado Carlos iii firma en Aranjuez la Real cédula del 10 de mayo de 1770 “para que en los reinos de las Indias se destierren los diferentes idiomas de que se usa, y solo se hable el castellano”. Tanto esta disposición real como la inminente política lingüística de las recién nacidas repúblicas hispanoamericanas determinarían, de manera decisiva, la suerte del español en América; y con ello, la suerte de las lenguas originarias.
Lengua literaria e identidad: Factores desequilibradores en la conformación de la tradición argentina. Estudios de caso de Gombrowicz y Molloy
Authors: Blanco Ramos Roberto Antonio 
Published: April 2022

El artículo examina el rol de la lengua dentro del proceso de construcción de identidad, explicando y dilucidando la presencia identitaria de esta en la tradición literaria argentina. Para ello se enfoca en el análisis del artículo “¿Existe la novela argentina?”, del escritor argentino Ricardo Pilgia, publicado en el año de 1990, y en la obra Vivir entre lenguas de la escritora argentina Silvia Molloy del año 2016. Se determina cómo en la lengua literaria se establecen factores lingüísticos desequilibrantes que brindan nuevas perspectivas para repensar la conformación de la identidad cultural de un estado-nación y la de un sujeto narrativo, destacando e interpretando las teorías clásicas de Klaus Zimmerman, Gilles Deleuze y Félix Guattari, así como también las más recientes de Kirsten Süselbeck y Ulrike Mühlschlegel. El trabajo se divide en tres apartados. En el primero se abordan una serie de antecedentes históricos que funcionan de base para la comprensión de ciertos elementos y procesos que engloban a la literatura argentina. En el segundo se estudia la correlación de la lengua extranjera con la identidad literaria de un estado-nación, analizando el caso del escritor polaco Witold Gombrowicz, a partir de las propuestas de Ricardo Piglia. Finalmente, en el último apartado se examinan las propuestas identitarias del texto de Silvia Molloy.
SPECIFITY OF SPEECH MANIPULATION IN MODERN ENGLISH-LANGUAGE INTERNET ADVERTISING (ON THE EXAMPLE OF YOUTUBE ADVERTISING VIDEOCLIPS)
Authors: Жданько А.П. 
Published: April 2022

Изучена и описана специфика речевых манипуляций, используемых в интернет-рекламе, в аспекте когнитивно ориентированной интерпретации приемов речевого манипулирования на лексическом, синтаксическом, фонетическом, морфологическом уровнях с применением комплекса методов анализа языковых единиц: лексико-семантического, контекстуально-интерпретационного, дискурсивного анализа. Проведен лингвистический анализ репрезентативной выборки фактического материала, состоящей из 100 рекламных англоязычных видеороликов на портале YouTube. Полученные выводы представляются полезными в исследовательской практике как в области лингвистических исследований, так и в ряде смежных наук.
The article discusses the specifi cs of speech manipulations used in Internet advertising. A set of cognitive-oriented interpretation methods including lexico-semantic, contextual-interpretive, discursive analysis was used for analyzing language units at the lexical, syntactic, phonetic, morphological levels. A linguistic analysis of a representative sample of actual study material consisting of 100 advertising English-language videos on the You Tube portal was carried out. The findings are useful in research practice, both in the field of linguistic research and in a number of related sciences.