bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Experiences of participants in a clinical trial of a novel radioactive treatment for advanced prostate cancer: A nested, qualitative longitudinal study
Authors: Viljoen Bianca , Hofman Michael S. , Chambers Suzanne K. , Dunn Jeff , Dhillon Haryana M. , Davis Ian D. , Ralph Nicholas 
Published: November 2022

Objectives
Qualitative studies nested within clinical trials can provide insight into the treatment experience, how this evolves over time and where improved supportive care is required. The purpose of this qualitative study is to describe the lived experiences of men with advanced prostate cancer participating in the TheraP trial; a randomised trial of 177Lu-PSMA-617 compared with cabazitaxel chemotherapy.

Methods
Fifteen men with advanced prostate cancer were recruited from the TheraP clinical trial with interviews conducted at three timepoints during the trial. An interpretative phenomenological approach was used, and interviews analysed using thematic analysis. This research paper reports the results from the mid-point, conclusion and follow up interviews, focusing specifically on participants’ experiences of trial participation.

Results
Three themes were identified representing the lived experiences of men with advanced prostate cancer participating in the TheraP trial: (1) facing limited options; (2) anticipating outcomes and (3) coping with health changes.

Conclusions
Men who enrol in clinical trial of anti-neoplastic treatments for prostate cancer need targeted psychological and supportive care that includes attention to unique aspects of the experience of having prostate cancer and being in a clinical trial. As part of their trial experience, men with advanced prostate cancer need to be regularly assessed for survivorship needs, fully informed, supported and referred to services for regular care and support across the trajectory of their disease.

Trial registration
NCT03392428. Registered on 8 January 2018 (ANZUP1603).
Maternal satisfaction and associated factors towards institutional delivery service at public hospitals in the Somali region, Eastern Ethiopia
Authors: Shiferaw Zemenu , Mahad Abdirahman , Haile Semehal 
Published: November 2022

Background
Client satisfaction reflects the gap between the expected service and the experience of the service, from the client’s point of view. Maternal satisfaction with delivery services affects the selection of birthplaces and helps to identify gaps between actual health care and desired health care outcomes. There is a dearth of evidence on the factors of client satisfaction towards delivery services in the Somali region.

Objective
The aim of this study was to assess maternal satisfaction and associated factors towards institutional delivery service at public hospitals in the Somali region, Eastern Ethiopia, in 2018.

Methods
An institution-based cross-sectional study design was conducted from December 1–30, 2018, on a total of 320 delivering mothers who gave birth. A systematic random sampling technique was used. A pretested structured questionnaire was used for data collection through a face-to-face interview. The data was checked for completeness and entered into EpiData. Statistical analysis was done by SPSS version.20. Binary logistic regression was used to identify factors. Multivariable analysis was done to compute adjusted odds ratios at 95% CI and a P-value <0.05 was used to declare a statistically significant association.

Results
The overall maternal satisfaction towards delivery service was 76.60% (95%CI: 71.90, 80.90). The short duration of labor below 12 hours (AOR = 1.80, 95%CI: 1.01, 3.2), waiting time below 15 minutes (AOR = 2.78, 95%CI: 1.10, 6.99) and planned pregnancy (AOR = 3.68, 95%CI: 1.59, 8.47) were significantly associated with mother’s satisfaction towards delivery services.

Conclusions
This study revealed that more than three-quarters of mothers were satisfied with the institutional delivery service. Longer waiting time, suffering from persistent labor and having unplanned pregnancies hindering factors for maternal satisfaction. Therefore, programs on education and counseling towards pregnancy planning should be strengthened. Efforts should be made on availing adequate skilled birth attendants to manage persistent labor and handle longer waiting times.
Child- and family-specific communication skills trainings for healthcare professionals caring for families with parental cancer: A systematic review
Authors: Frerichs Wiebke , Geertz Wiebke , Johannsen Lene Marie , Inhestern Laura , Bergelt Corinna 
Published: November 2022

Introduction
As part of high-quality cancer care, healthcare professionals (HCPs) play a significant role in identifying and addressing specific needs of cancer patients parenting minor children. However, HCPs experience various barriers to adequately support parents with cancer. This systematic review explores current CSTs incorporating child- and family- specific modules for HCPs in oncology. Moreover, outcome measures and effectiveness of trainings are systematically investigated.

Methods
The systematic review was registered within PROSPERO (registration code: CRD42020139783). Systematic searches were performed in four databases (PubMed, Cinahl, PsycInfo, Web of Science) in 12/2020, including an update in 12/2021 and 08/2022. Quantitative, primary studies fulfilling the pre-defined inclusion criteria were included. Due to the expected heterogeneity a meta-analysis was not conducted. Study selection and quality assessment were conducted by two independent researchers, data extraction by one. Study quality was assessed using an adapted version of the National Institutes of Health quality assessment tool for pre-post studies without control group.

Results
Nine studies were included in this review following an experimental pre-post design only. Two CSTs were specifically designed to improve communication with cancer patients parenting minor children, the remaining seven incorporated a brief family module only. Seven programs were face-to-face trainings, one an e-learning and one a webinar. Eight studies found at least one statistically significant improvement in communication after training. However, quality of most studies was fair.

Conclusion
This is the first review exploring specific CSTs for HCPs caring for cancer patients parenting minor children. As only two CSTs focused on parental cancer, evidence on the effectiveness of such CSTs is limited. Existing CSTs should be evaluated properly and include details on content of family modules. Further studies including and evaluating specific CSTs focusing on parental cancer are needed in order to strengthen HCPs’ competencies to meet specific needs of patients parenting minor children.
Having allies—Experiences of support in people with stress-related exhaustion: A qualitative study
Authors: Alsén Sara , Ali Lilas , Ekman Inger , Fors Andreas 
Published: November 2022

Background
The number of people seeking care for symptoms of exhaustion and stress is a major concern in several countries. The condition is a challenging and life-changing experience, and a deeper understanding of support to help people on sick leave due to stress-related exhaustion in their early stages is needed to facilitate recovery.

Objective
The aim was to explore experiences of support in people with stress-related exhaustion being on sick-leave less than six months.

Method
A qualitative interview study was conducted with 12 participants (7 women and 5 men; aged 25–46 years) who were on sick leave that had not exceeded six months due to stress-related exhaustion. The participants were recruited from public healthcare centres in the western part of Sweden, and the intention was to reach them early in their ongoing sick leave period. The interviews were performed face-to-face and analysed using a phenomenological hermeneutical approach.

Results
The findings show that people affected by stress-related exhaustion struggle to maintain their dignity and define support in terms of allies who acknowledge their personhood and provide them helpful guidance. Participants expressed their needs to be taken seriously by professionals, family, and friends willing to engage in their situation. Lack of empathy and professional knowledge in the clinical encounter induced additional stress.

Conclusions
This study indicates that people affected by stress-related exhaustion need allies from their surrounding networks in their struggle to maintain their dignity. Our findings highlight that it is essential to acknowledge them as persons and establish an alliance to provide appropriate support based on each person’s specific situation, needs and resources. This approach can be facilitated in a partnership, as emphasized in person-centred care (PCC). PCC emphasizes the co-creation of care in partnership between the patient (often with relatives) and health care professionals which may imply a more collaborative view of health care in which patients are engaged as active partners in planning their care.
Suspending Nuclearity
Authors: Kumaki Hiroko 
Published: November 2022

In the wake of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident in 2011, radiation and its potential health effects have become a central concern, shaping debates on the nuclearity of Fukushima. However, residents living in the former evacuation zone often challenged the centrality of nuclearity to their experiences of the nuclear fallout. Taking seriously their efforts to move beyond nuclearity, this article elucidates their varied concerns for the ways in which social and ecological relations—or what I call “ecologics”—have been rearranged after the fallout in the name of their biological and economic well-being. By challenging practices that imposed market logics of containment and equivalence on their living environment, these residents enacted alternatives cultivating socioecological relations that facilitated trust and care in their communities. I argue that residents negotiated partial boundaries not only against radiation but also against socioecological arrangements that tore apart their relationships of mutual support and further reappropriated their land for political economic projects.

要旨

東京電力福島第一原子力発電所事故後の被災地での生活は、放射性物質による汚染と健康への影響を中心に議論されてきた。本論文では、福島県の避難指示解除区域で行った参与観察やインタビューをもとに、帰還した住民の原発事故後の考え方を考察した。その結果、住民の多くが、地域に降り注いだ放射性物質に注意を向けているだけでなく、これまで暮らしてきた土地や自然、人との関わり(ecologics)の中で現状に合ったより良い生活を模索していることが分かった。また、放射性物質による汚染に着目した外部からの関わりにより、原発事故の被害が明らかになり、責任を追求することが可能となった一方で、図らずも、開発主義が助長され、その土地に根差した生き方が疎外されてしまう側面をも持っていることを示した。公害、災害、環境破壊などの研究や政策においては、「被害」や「汚染」を検証する科学的・医学的視点だけでなく、ecologicsの概念を導入することで、住民がその土地やコミュニティとの関わりを再構築する過程で、健康を守りながらより良い生活を実現していく方法を見出せることが期待できる。
FAKTOR-FAKTOR DALAM UPAYA MENGATASI ABRASI DI PESISIR PANTAI DI WILAYAH KABUPATEN MERAUKE
Authors: Lekatompessy Ransta Lewina , Maturbongs Edoardus E. 
Published: November 2022

Environmental degradations are generally caused by two factors: natural occurrences and human interference. One of the environmental damage is the occurrence of abrasion along the coast. This study aims to describe the factors that need to be considered to overcome coastal abrasion in the Merauke Regency area. The research was conducted in Merauke Regency using primary and secondary data which were then presented in a descriptive qualitative manner. The results of this study indicate that the level of coastal abrasion in Merauke Regency is of great concern. Abrasion not only causes damage to nature but also causes damage to other public facilities such as roads and public housing. To prevent the spread of abrasion, factors supporting prevention efforts are required, including economic, ecological, social, political, and cultural factors. Some of these factors are expected to be a source of concern for decision-makers to make environmental policies to overcome abrasion in Merauke Regency.
Automatic Segmentation of Insurance Rating Classes Under Ordinal Constraints via Group Fused Lasso
Authors: Takahashi Atsumori , Nomura Shunichi 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
This paper proposes a sparse regularization technique for ratemaking under practical constraints. In tariff analysis of general insurance, rating factors with many categories are often grouped into a smaller number of classes to obtain reliable estimate of expected claim cost and make the tariff simple to reference. However, the number of rating-class segmentation combinations is often very large, making it computationally impossible to compare all the possible segmentations. In such cases, an L1 regularization method called the fused lasso is useful for integrating adjacent classes with similar risk levels in its inference process. Particularly, an extension of the fused lasso, known as the group fused lasso, enables consistent segmentation in estimating expected claim frequency and expected claim severity using generalized linear models. In this study, we enhance the group fused lasso by imposing ordinal constraints between the adjacent classes. Such constraints are often required in practice based on bonus–malus systems and actuarial insight on risk factors. We also propose an inference algorithm that uses the alternating direction method of multipliers. We apply the proposed method to motorcycle insurance claim data, and demonstrate how some adjacent categories are grouped into clusters with approximately homogeneous levels of expected claim frequency and severity.
Forward Guidance Effectiveness in a New Keynesian Model with Housing Frictions
Authors: Cole Stephen J. , Huh Sungjun 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
Housing markets are closely related to monetary policy. This paper studies the link between housing frictions and the effectiveness of forward guidance. A housing collateral constraint and forward guidance shocks are incorporated into a standard medium-scale New Keynesian Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) model. Our main results produce a number of important implications. First, financial frictions emanating from the housing market dampen the effectiveness of forward guidance on the economy. Second, forward guidance shocks generate welfare gains, though the magnitude of these gains declines when housing frictions increase. Housing frictions also attenuate the effect of forward guidance at the zero lower bound. Finally, this article provides a solution to “forward guidance puzzle” of Del Negro, M., M. P. Giannoni, and C. Patterson (2012. “The Forward Guidance Puzzle.” In FRB of New York Staff Report, 574). Thus, policymakers should consider housing frictions when examining the effects of forward guidance on the economy.
An economic and technological analysis of hybrid photovoltaic/wind turbine/battery renewable energy system with the highest self-sustainability
Authors: Hassan Qusay , Jaszczur Marek , Abdulrahman Imad Saeed , Salman Hayder M. 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
This research established the technoeconomic feasibility of an on-grid hybrid renewable energy system for delivering electricity to the deanery building of the Engineering College at the University of Diyala, Iraq. The most cost-effective system design was discovered by modeling and optimization, with an average daily load of 25.0 kWh and total cost and energy cost of $5142 and $0.05/kWh, respectively. In relation to the energy generated by conventional resources, the designed system is more cost-effective and has a lower carbon footprint of about 13,052 kg/year of CO2 emissions avoided. According to the research, using a hybrid power system to electrify and decarbonize the electrical energy supply could be a reliable and economical way to do both at the same time. Innovation is in integrating the suggested hybrid system so that the use of electricity can effectively be decreased to meet the load. As a result, the system components are not oversized, which reduces system costs and reduces emissions.
Alienation and Aliens: A Comparative Study of Narratives of Abduction in Historical African and UFO Experiences
Authors: Rose Dell J. 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
This article examines the racial dimensions of UFO abduction narratives by comparing the structural elements of these narratives with historical accounts of African enslavement. It is suggested that UFO abduction narratives from White Americans, which make up an overwhelming majority of such accounts, comes from collective feelings of widespread culpability for the enslavement and profiting from African persons. It is suggested that the UFO abduction experience is a way to overcome such pervasive feelings of guilt by establishing a new power dynamic that reverses the roles of victim and victimizer and mirrors closely historical accounts of abduction. Furthermore, it seeks to add to the discourse surrounding race and the conception of the extraterrestrial.
Le conte

Un grain de vérité d’Andrzej Sapkowski
Authors: Villen Monique 
Published: November 2022

Résumé
Cet article analysera la fusion d’éléments folkloriques, mythologiques, merveilleux et fantastiques ainsi que l’utilisation de diverses opérations transfictionnelles (un retelling du conte La Belle et la Bête) dans le conte Un grain de vérité d’Andrzej Sapkowski, à partir de la théorie littéraire des mondes possibles de M.-L. Ryan. Celle-ci nous semble appropriée pour rendre compte de la diversité des littératures de l’imaginaire et de la complexité de la notion générique de fantasy. Cette étude nous permettra de mieux situer l’œuvre dans ses concepts, son genre, ses procédures et ainsi de mieux saisir sa spécificité et son intérêt.
L’enracinement folklorique du

Lai de Tydorel
Authors: Lecco Margherita 
Published: November 2022

Abstrait
Le Lai de Tydorel (fin du XIIe siècle) porte des traces importantes d’éléments folkloriques, que l’on peut identifier à la lumière des répertoires de motifs narratifs de Thompson et de Guerreau-Jalabert. Nous lisons ici le texte en ce sens, en repérant deux motifs principaux, qui en fournissent le schéma général, ainsi que deux motifs de moindre envergure, mais tout aussi importants dans l’économie du texte.
The arch-grammar of the representation of lifeworldin the Indian collectionOcean of the Streams of Story
Authors: Čechová Mariana , Klimková Simona 
Published: November 2022

AbstractThe study focuses on plot motifs in ancient Indian narratives. It seeks to clarify the fundamental principles and world structure depicted in them, with a special emphasis on the value axis “life superficit – life deficit”. In some respects, it differs radically from the Euro-American model, as implied by comparable literary works of Western provenance. The comparative analysis will not deal with generic, but only typological connections. The paper also considers the fact that there are no direct genealogical equivalences between the compared narratives.
Äsopische Fabeln und Pañcatantra bei altajischen Völkern und Nivchen
Authors: Knüppel Michael 
Published: November 2022

Zusammenfassung
Von einer lamutischen (ėwenischen) Fassung der Fabel Der Wanderfrosch als Beispiel ausgehend, befasst sich dieser Beitrag mit äsopischen Fabeln, die als Übersetzungen auch in den altajischen und sogenannten paläosibirischen Sprachen überliefert sind. Es erweist sich, dass es sich im Falle der Beispielfabel um eine jüngere Übernahme auf Grundlage der literarischen Bearbeitung des Stoffes durch Vsevolod Michajlovič Garšin (1855–1888) handelt. Der Beitrag setzt sich mit der Frage nach Garšins Vorlage auseinander und befasst sich zudem mit anderen Ausprägungen des Motivs von Vögeln, die ein flugunfähiges Tier durch die Lüfte tragen (und dann absichtlich, versehentlich oder durch dessen Verschulden zu Boden fallen lassen), in Zentral- und Nordasien (etwa im Kacchapa Jātaka und im Pañcatantra).
Application of third-order nonlinear optical materials in complex crystalline chemical reactions of borates
Authors: Sun Zhenjie 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
In order to explore the application of third-order nonlinear optical (NLO) materials in complex borate crystalline chemical reactions, the laser light source with limited wavelength range can be extended to ultraviolet (UV) and deep UV region by using NLO crystal materials and frequency conversion technology, which has become a hot research direction of deep UV light source. The experimental results show that the UV cutoff edge of the grown KLi(HC3N3O3)·2H2O crystal is 237 nm. The refractive index of the crystal was measured by prism coupling technique, and the Sellmeier equation of the refractive index of the crystal was fitted. The chemical bond of the crystal is a fundamental means to understand the relationship between structure and properties. With the emergence of a large number of hybrid functional crystals, the composition and structure of crystals become more complex, and the chemical bond theory has also been greatly developed, and then the chemical bond theory of meta crystals or complex crystals has emerged. Once proposed, the theory has been widely used, such as analyzing the eligibility of luminescent crystals, NLO crystals and high-temperature superconductor crystals. NLO materials are the dominant field of China in the world. Crystals with good nonlinear behavior have more complex crystal structures, due to the theory of amorphous structure, the exploration of this aspect is particularly difficult. For the first time, the influence of the composition of rare earth-doped bismuth borate glass on the crystal precipitation and glass microstructure of NLO materials was systematically studied, which laid a theoretical foundation for further development and understanding of new bismuth borate optical systems.
Effect of cellulose fiber graft copolymerization with glycidyl methacrylate on the papermaking process retention and drainage aid performance
Authors: Wang Yu , Huang Jun , Ma Pu , Guo Lifang , Zhao Hui , Zhai Huamin , Ren Hao 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
Improving the retention and drainage aid performance of high speed papermaking processes is an important and challenging issue. In this study, fiber modification was used to improve the papermaking retention and drainage aid performance. The graft copolymerization of glycidyl methacrylate (GMA) with cellulose fibers was initiated using Fe2+-thiourea dioxide(TDO)-H2O2 in a mild aqueous medium; the synthesized polyglycidyl methacrylate grafted cellulose (CPGMA) was used to replace softwood bleached kraft pulp(SBKP) and hardwood bleached kraft pulp(HBKP), to study their retention and drainage aid behavior in the cationic polyacrylamide (CPAM)/colloidal SiO2/ anionic polyacrylamide (APAM) system. Graft copolymerization significantly enhanced the fiber hydrophobicity. Additionally, the papermaking process drainage aid performance and retention rate of the filler increased significantly with an increase in the CPGMA substitution rate. A small amount of CPGMA (0.5 %) significantly improved the dewatering ability and some improved the retention performance of the wet end of papermaking. SBKP-polyglycidyl methacrylate grafted cellulose (S-CPGMA) exhibited better retention and drainage aid performance than HBKP-polyglycidyl methacrylate grafted cellulose (H-CPGMA). Thus, introducing Fe2+-thiourea dioxide(TDO)-H2O2 initiated graft copolymerized S-CPGMA (in mild aqueous media) into pulp could improve the retention and drainage aid performance of the wet part of paper production.