cometadata/datacite-rtg-text-other-reclassification-records huggingface dataset:
Social Networks and Social Support in Health Promotion Programmes
Creators: name: Donev, Doncho
name: Pavlekovic, Gordana
name: Zaletel Kragelj, Lijana
Publisher: name: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe
Year: 2008

description: Social networks and social support are general terms to describe different aspects of social relationships, including those mechanisms, which may protect the individual from the negative effects of stress. The social support is offered by the part of the social network, the people around us, that are ready to help us, and on whose help we can always count. Those enjoying strong social ties appear to be at low risk of psychosocial and physical impairment, whereas a lack of social support has been found to be associated with depression, neurosis and even mortality. The availability of the emotional and practical social support varies with the social and economic status. Poverty can lead to social exclusion and isolation. The social cohesion - presence of mutual trust and respect in the local community and wider in society - helps protect the people and their health against the cardiovascular diseases and mental disorders. An expert in public health should recognize the role of social networks and social support in health promotion process and programs and support-enhancing interventions, and should also master the knowledge and skills for implementing the integral health promotion programmes.
description: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe, Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe. Vol. 4: Health promotion and disease prevention: A Handbook for Teachers, Researchers, Health Professionals and Decision Makers
Public Health Intervention Programmes and Their Evaluation
Creators: name: Zaletel Kragelj, Lijana
name: Maucec Zakotnik, Jozica
name: Fras, Zlatko
Publisher: name: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe
Year: 2008

description: A public health intervention is an intervention, which is applied to many, most, or all members of a community, with the aim of delivering a net benefit to the community or population as well as benefits to individuals. Every intervention programme has its cycle. One of most important phases in this cycle is the evaluation phase. One of the most important physiological risk factors for noncommunicable diseases is arterial hypertension. In Slovenia high prevalence of severe arterial hypertension was registered at the beginning of the 1990s what classified Slovenia among countries with the highest prevalence of severe arterial hypertension. Consecutively it was realized that an interventional and systematic programme to deal with the problem was strongly needed. Slovenia as a state officially joined international CINDI programme at the beginning of the 1990s, when its activities were limited to Ljubljana demonstrational area. First few years were used as an introductory period of the programme, while more systematically organized activities begun in the late 1990s. The paper presents the different types of evaluation and as an illustration of evaluation in practice the case of evaluationg of CINDI programme activities in Slovenia to reduce arterial hypertension prevalence effectiveness.
description: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe, Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe. Vol. 4: Health promotion and disease prevention: A Handbook for Teachers, Researchers, Health Professionals and Decision Makers
The Quantum Tensegrity Unified Theory (TTQU): A Multiscalar Vibrational Framework for the Structure of Spacetime.
Creators: name: Guevara Daza, Andrés Moisés
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2025
Subjects: Quantum Tensegrity Unified Theory
Multiscalar Vibrational Framework
Spacetime Structure
Gravitational and Quantum Phenomena
Tensional Physics
Unified Field Theory

description: This publication presents the Quantum Tensegrity Unified Theory (TTQU), a theoretical framework that unifies gravity, quantum mechanics, and the structure of spacetime through multiscalar vibrational tensegrity. Developed by independent researcher Andrés Moisés Guevara Daza, the TTQU introduces a new tensorial model 𝕋μν(σ) to describe the universe as a self-adjusting lattice of tension across dimensions and scales. The paper provides postulates, mathematical foundations, and implications for physics, cosmology, and biological systems, aiming to contribute to a paradigm shift in fundamental science.
Social-economic Inequalities and Risk Groups Vulnerability in SEE Countries
Creators: name: Donev, Doncho
name: Laaser, Ulrich
Publisher: name: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe
Year: 2008

description: The aim of this module is to explore the connection between certain social and economic factors and conditions as determinants of vulnerability and social exclusion of some risk groups and possible main changes in the health status of the population in South Eastern European countries within the last almost twenty years of post-communist transition. The available data regarding the demographics, economic and health statistics of the morbidity and causes of death, as well as the expected influence of various social-economic factors to certain risk and vulnerable groups and their possible health consequences, were analyzed. Based on the observations and conclusions, directions and suggestions are given for appropriate strategies and programmes directed toward mitigating and overcoming the adverse conditions and problems related to the health status and health protection of the vulnerable groups and the total population in the SEE countries.
description: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe, Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe. Vol. 4: Health promotion and disease prevention: A Handbook for Teachers, Researchers, Health Professionals and Decision Makers
ResearchBox 2863, 'Replicating The Endowment Effect for Noninstrumental Information', https://researchbox.org/2863
Creators: name: Kylie King
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024

description: Box title: 'Replicating The Endowment Effect for Noninstrumental Information'   Reference: Clare Harris, Kylie King, ''Replicating The Endowment Effect for Noninstrumental Information'Note: this backup was created automatically by a ResearchBox bot
Ethics in Public Health and Health Promotion
Creators: name: Ungurean, Carmen
Publisher: name: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe
Year: 2008

description: Ethics in public health is an ever raising issue that can no longer be postponed from more seriously taking it into consideration. This module provides overview of major ethical theories (utilitarianism, liberalism and communitarianism) and basic concepts and principles of moral philosophy as applied to public health and health promotion. Ethical theories provide a way of thinking and highlight various ways of approaches to alternative priorities and problem definitions in public health and health sector reform issues. It also provides an insight in the most common ethical dilemmas that arise in public health and health promotion.
description: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe, Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe. Vol. 4: Health promotion and disease prevention: A Handbook for Teachers, Researchers, Health Professionals and Decision Makers
ResearchBox 2870, 'How a Sense of (Dis)Advantage Influences Pickiness', https://researchbox.org/2870
Creators: name: Bryce Pyrah
name: Chelsea Galoni
name: Alice Wang
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2025

description: Box title: 'How a Sense of (Dis)Advantage Influences Pickiness'   Reference: Bryce Pyrah, Chelsea Galoni, Jing Wang, 'Privileged and Picky: How a Sense of Disadvantage or Advantage Influences Consumer Pickiness Through Psychological Entitlement', Journal of Consumer ResearchNote: this backup was created automatically by a ResearchBox bot
RAQAMLI IDENTIFIKATSIYA TIZIMLARINING VIRTUAL MAKONNING OBYEKTI SIFATIDA TUTGAN O'RNI VA AHAMIYATI
Creators: name: Norqulov, Akbar
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2025

description: Ushbu maqolada bugungi kunda dolzarbligi kundan kunga oshib borayotgan virtual makon, uning paydo bo‘lishi, taraqqiyot etish asoslari va ijtimoiy tarmoqlar bilan o‘zaro bog‘liq jihatlari atroflicha o‘rganib chiqilgan. Virtual makondagi huquqiy tartibga solish tartib asoslari, uning huquqiy belgilari hamda huquqiy tabiati, virtual makon haqida olimlarning fikr-mulohazalari asosida ilmiy tahlil qilingan. Virtual makondagi turli munosabatlar, raqamli olamidagi yangi obyektlar, ular bilan bog‘liq munosabatlar, ularning tushunchasi, mazmun mohiyati hamda ahamiyati, virtual makondagi ijtimoiy munosabatlarning yangi obektlari hisoblanmish raqamli identifikatsiyaga alohida urg‘u berilgan. Raqamli identifikatsiyaning virtual dunyo, umuman virtual makon bilan bog‘liq jihatlari, bu borada olimlarning keltirgan fikr va ilmiy qarashlari, tavsiyalari maqolada o‘z aksini topgan.
ResearchBox 2912, 'CES-D-20 in SG', https://researchbox.org/2912
Creators: name: Nadyanna Majeed
name: Nicole Chen
name: Andree Hartanto
name: Sandeeshwara Kasturiratna
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024

description: Box title: 'CES-D-20 in SG'   Reference: Majeed NM, Kasturiratna KS, Chen NR, Hartanto A. (2024) 'Factor structure of the CES-D-20 scale in young adults in Singapore: An examination of six alternative structures and measurement invariance by sex'. Psychiatry Research Communications. V4(4):100196. doi: 10.1016/j.psycom.2024.100196Note: this backup was created automatically by a ResearchBox bot
KO'P CHIZIQLI REGRESSIYA TAXLILI MASALARINI YECHISHDA BELGILAR TURLARINI ALMASHTIRISH ALGORITMLARI
Creators: name: Ochilova, M.S.
name: Narzullayev, D.Z.
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024

description: Tajriba ma’lumotlar jadvalini (TMJ)ni tashkil etuvchi belgilardan birining boshqa to‘plamlarga bog‘liqligini o‘rganish ilmiy tadqiqotlarni avtomatlashtirilgan tizimi (ITAT)da eksperemental ma’lumotlarni qayta ishlashning muhim amaliy vazifalaridan biri hisoblanadi.
title: Teacher Educator Enhancement Orientation - Workshop 1 Facilitator's Guide
Creators: name: (:Unkn) Unknown
Publisher: name: University of Massachusetts Amherst
Year: 2013
Subjects: subject: Teacher Education and Professional Development

description: These notes outline the goal and objectives of each workshop, the necessary materials, the preparation needed, and learning activities conducted during the trainings for the five disciplines (Arabic, English, Math, Science, and Technology). The notes model the principles of “Learning Circle” development, “Action Research”, and “Portfolio of Professional Practice” use. The agenda describes a participatory enhancement design where participants practice the essential techniques. The agenda details how to introduce and work with the tools mentioned above. Teacher educators participate in LCs that involve four workshop sessions, action research projects, and on-going intersession meetings in order to master LC development, action research, and portfolio strategies that they will then implement with grades 5-10 teachers through in-service modules. Workshop 1 highlights the methodology and design of the TEEP: TEEP LC development, AR inquiry cycle, and Portfolio of Professional Practice:
title: Learning About Sea Level Rise Uncertainty Improves Coastal Adaptation Decisions
Creators: name: Völz, Vanessa
name: Hinkel, Jochen
name: Kupfer, Sunna
name: MacPherson, Leigh R.
name: Wulff Norrby, Carl Jacob
Publisher: name: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Year: 2024
Subjects: subject: adaptation
subject: sea level rise
subject: climate uncertainty
subject: real‐option analysis
subject: dynamic planning
subject: learning scenarios
subject: 570 Biologie

description: The article processing charge was funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation) – 491192747 and the Open Access Publication Fund of Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
description: Adaptive decision‐making allows decision‐makers to plan long‐term coastal infrastructure under uncertain sea level rise projections. To date, economic assessments of adaptive decision‐making that take into account future learning about sea level rise uncertainty are rare and the existing ones have relied on simple quantification of future learning not validated against sea level science. To address this gap, we develop an economic adaptive decision‐making framework that takes into account future learning about sea level rise uncertainty and apply it to a coastal case study in Lübeck, Germany, to answer the question of how adaptation to sea level rise can be improved through adaptive adaptation pathways as opposed to non‐adaptive pathways. To address this question, we use a Markov decision process to formulate the stochastic optimization problem. We quantify future learning about sea level rise uncertainty through sea level rise learning scenarios based on and validated against the latest scenarios of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Our case study results show that the city of Lübeck is currently under‐protected against storm surges and that immediate adaptation actions are advisable in the face of future sea level rise. We find that adaptive adaptation pathways, in contrast to non‐adaptive pathways, generate sea level rise thresholds for adaptation actions that are similar across climate change scenarios and can reduce expected costs up to 1.8%.
Alec McConnell to T. Bayles Minuse, March 18, 1951
Creators: name: McConnell, Alec
Publisher: name: Unknown
Year: 1951
Subjects: Stony Brook
Concert halls
Concerts
Amphitheaters
Correspondence
Music festivals
Tickets

description: This letter is written by Alex McConnell to T. Bayles Minuse on March 18, 1951, regarding his hopes to put on pop concerts at Dogwood Hallow.
Evaluation in Health Promotion
Creators: name: Cucu, Aleksandra
Publisher: name: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe
Year: 2008

description: Evaluation of health promotion intervention is a systematic examination and assessment of process and outcomes of a health promotion intervention in order to produce information for further improvement. Due to complexity of health promotion interventions, several methodological and practical issues have to be clarified from the beginning of the processes. In this context, based on the literature review, and Springett and all model, an eight step evaluation framework and its principles is described. Some important methodological issues and challenges specific for each step are further detailed. Also critical points and difficulties are briefly presented. The whole approach contributes to enhance understanding of methodology and importance of evaluation as part of health promotion interventions cycle.
description: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe, Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe. Vol. 4: Health promotion and disease prevention: A Handbook for Teachers, Researchers, Health Professionals and Decision Makers
Life Skill Berinovasi Dalam Usaha Kreatif dan Berguna Untuk Masyarakat Melalui Implementasi Enterpreneurship
Creators: name: Dinna Nurhasanah, Yolanda Safitri Nelaz, Neni Afriayini, Lidya Prajawati Pratiwi , Arfah Piliang, Salman
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2025

description:
title: ELN Material Collection
title: A collection of resources for the implementation of Electronic Laboratory Notebooks
titleType: Subtitle
Creators: name: Karsten-Welker, Adienne Alena
name: Parks, Nicole Andrea
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2025
Subjects: ELN
eLabFTW
Open Science
Community Project

description: The poster provides an overview of the "ELN Material Collection" (https://tiny.cc/elb-sammlung).

The implementation of an Electronic Laboratory Notebook (ELN) presents various challenges for research groups and institutions. To overcome these technical and organizational hurdles, the community project "ELN Material Collection" offers a platform where expertise and best practices can be shared and locally utilized.

The community project aims to create a comprehensive overview of resources that consider both administrative and technical aspects to support the successful implementation of laboratory notebook software. The focus is on the software "eLabFTW," but the project also encourages the inclusion of other ELN tools.

The materials are freely accessible in the spirit of Open Science, allowing others to adapt and further develop them. Through peer exchange and collaborative work, innovative solutions are to be developed that ultimately strengthen the quality of research.
description: Das Poster bietet einen Überblick über die "ELN Material Collection" (https://tiny.cc/elb-sammlung).

Die Implementierung eines elektronischen Laborbuchs (Electronic Laboratory Notebook, ELN) stellt Forschungsgruppen und Institutionen vor verschiedene Herausforderungen. Um diese technischen und organisatorischen Hürden zu überwinden, bietet das Community-Projekt „ELN Material Collection“ eine Plattform, auf der Expertise und Best Practices geteilt und lokal nachgenutzt werden können. 

Das Community-Projekt zielt darauf ab, eine umfassende Übersicht von Ressourcen zu erstellen, die sowohl administrative als auch technische Aspekte berücksichtigen, um die erfolgreiche Einführung von Laborbuch-Software zu unterstützen. Der Fokus liegt auf der Software "eLabFTW", das Projekt fördert aber auch die Einbeziehung anderer ELN-Tools. 

Die Materialien sind im Sinne von Open Science frei zugänglich, damit andere Nutzerinnen und Nutzer sie nachnutzen und weiterentwickeln können. Durch kollegialen Austausch und gemeinsames Arbeiten sollen innovative Lösungen entwickelt werden, die letztendlich die Qualität der Forschung stärken.
Introduction to AGROSTAC: repository on harmonized open in-situ data around key agronomy observations
Creators: name: Hendrik Boogaard
name: Sander Janssen
name: Hugo de Groot
name: Daniel van Kraalingen
name: Steven Hoek
name: Sven Gilliams
name: Laurent Tits
name: Bram Janssen
name: Jens Verrydt
name: Pratihast, Arun
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2025
Subjects: in-situ data
field experiments
agronomy
field crops

description: Ground truth data is essential for reliable and accurate agricultural research. For example to monitor crop productivity, inputs such as crop location, biomass and yield are required. To train and validate the algorithms and models to produce such inputs, researchers rely on ground truth data, which is not always available. Published and open data could be used to fill this gap, yet these data are scattered over many different sources, lack standardization and have incomplete metadata. This hampers the re-use of this data by others, causing an inefficient use of resources, while also limiting the calibration and validation work which in turn affects product quality. To address this problem AGROSTAC was initiated by Wageningen University (WUR) and Research and Vlaamse Instelling Technologisch Onderzoek (VITO).

AGROSTAC collects and harmonizes georeferenced open data around key agronomy observations such as crop type, phenology, biomass, yield and leaf area. Published, open data sets are screened for key observations and selected data goes through a dedicated data curation procedure. This is a crucial step to ensure re-use of data beyond its original purpose of collection. In this procedure, metadata are checked and completed using all information available in the data files, supporting documents and associated publications. Data are converted into standard units, and phenology events are mapped to the BBCH scale. As a result, data can be offered in a FAIR manner (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reproducible), and ready for use.

This publication includes two documents: 1) a presentation on AGROSTAC and 2) a description of the AGROSTAC APIs interface to access and use harmonized datasets in separate workflows. To ensure the proper re-use of the harmonized data you must check the data license of the original data set. An overview of the harmonized datasets and metadata such as data license, citation, original data holder is available via this link (AGROSTAC API request 3).
Health Promotion Activities in the Republic of Macedonia
Creators: name: Kosevska, Elena
name: Karadzinska-Bislimovska, Jovanka
name: Spasovski, Mome
name: Tozija, Fimka
name: Gjorgjev, Dragan
name: Kocubovski, Mihail
name: Kendrovski, Vladimir
name: Cicevalieva, Snezana
name: Dimitrievska, Vera
Publisher: name: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe
Year: 2008

description: This course covers the following topics: definitions and basic concepts of health promotion, Macedonian health system and health indicators, the new Macedonian public health policy and priorities, health promotion activities regarding 12 key priorities, advantages and weaknesses of the process of health promotion and future developments.
description: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe, Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe. Vol. 4: Health promotion and disease prevention: A Handbook for Teachers, Researchers, Health Professionals and Decision Makers
Health Promotion in Croatia and Experiences with the First National Health Promotion Project
Creators: name: Pavlekovic, Gordana
Publisher: name: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe
Year: 2008

description: The paper describes a very specific historical development of health promotion and health education in Croatia, based on Andrija Stampar ten principles written at the beginning of the last century. Since 1927, Andrija Stampar School of Public Health has been the initiator, facilitator, leader and evaluator of different health promotion and community-based programs in Croatia and abroad. The activities and approaches passed different periods: the early bird of modern public health and enlightenment approach to health education and community health, period from sixties to eighties emphasizing community interventions, self-help movement and Family Practice, war and postwar time as well as current situation. The paper is critically discussing similar situation in South-Eastern countries: some very positive experiences from the past, the new possibilities in development of health promotion and disease prevention activities, but, on the other hand, the strong influence of supporters from abroad. Therefore, the experiences of the First National Health Promotion project, supported by World Bank, is described in details.
description: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe, Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe. Vol. 4: Health promotion and disease prevention: A Handbook for Teachers, Researchers, Health Professionals and Decision Makers
Introduction to AGROSTAC: repository on harmonized open in-situ data around key agronomy observations
Creators: name: Hendrik Boogaard
name: Sander Janssen
name: Hugo de Groot
name: Daniel van Kraalingen
name: Steven Hoek
name: Sven Gilliams
name: Laurent Tits
name: Bram Janssen
name: Jens Verrydt
name: Pratihast, Arun
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2023
Subjects: in-situ data
field experiments
agronomy
field crops

description: Ground truth data is essential for reliable and accurate agricultural research. For example to monitor crop productivity, inputs such as crop location, biomass and yield are required. To train and validate the algorithms and models to produce such inputs, researchers rely on ground truth data, which is not always available. Published and open data could be used to fill this gap, yet these data are scattered over many different sources, lack standardization and have incomplete metadata. This hampers the re-use of this data by others, causing an inefficient use of resources, while also limiting the calibration and validation work which in turn affects product quality. To address this problem AGROSTAC was initiated by Wageningen University (WUR) and Research and Vlaamse Instelling Technologisch Onderzoek (VITO).

AGROSTAC collects and harmonizes georeferenced open data around key agronomy observations such as crop type, phenology, biomass, yield and leaf area. Published, open data sets are screened for key observations and selected data goes through a dedicated data curation procedure. This is a crucial step to ensure re-use of data beyond its original purpose of collection. In this procedure, metadata are checked and completed using all information available in the data files, supporting documents and associated publications. Data are converted into standard units, and phenology events are mapped to the BBCH scale. As a result, data can be offered in a FAIR manner (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reproducible), and ready for use.

This publication includes two documents: 1) a presentation on AGROSTAC and 2) a description of the AGROSTAC APIs interface to access and use harmonized datasets in separate workflows. To ensure the proper re-use of the harmonized data you must check the data license of the original data set. An overview of the harmonized datasets and metadata such as data license, citation, original data holder is available via this link (AGROSTAC API request 3).
Supplementary document for Biomass measurements of single neurites in vitro using optical wavefront microscopy - 6085467.pdf
Creators: name: Durdevic, Ljiljana
name: gines, Aroa Relano
name: Roueff, Antoine
name: Blivet, Guillaume
name: Baffou, Guillaume
Publisher: name: Optica Publishing Group
Year: 2025
Subjects: Neuroscience

description: Supplementary Material file gathering all the supplementary figures and comments.
A 3d particle visualization system for temperature management
Creators: name: Lange, Benoit
name: Rodriguez, Nancy
name: Puech, William
name: Rey, Herve
name: Vasques, Xavier
Publisher: name: arXiv
Year: 2025
Subjects: subject: Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science (cs.CE)
subject: FOS: Computer and information sciences

description: This paper deals with a 3D visualization technique proposed to analyze and manage energy efficiency from a data center. Data are extracted from sensors located in the IBM Green Data Center in Montpellier France. These sensors measure different information such as hygrometry, pressure and temperature. We want to visualize in real-time the large among of data produced by these sensors. A visualization engine has been designed, based on particles system and a client server paradigm. In order to solve performance problems, a Level Of Detail solution has been developed. These methods are based on the earlier work introduced by J. Clark in 1976. In this paper we introduce a particle method used for this work and subsequently we explain different simplification methods we have applied to improve our solution.
National Health Survey- Precondition for a Preventive and Health Promotion Intervention: Methodology and Implementation of 2003 Croatian Adult Health Survey
Creators: name: Dzakula, Aleksandar
Publisher: name: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe
Year: 2008

description: The paper describes the experiences of Croatian Adult Health Survey (CAHS) conducted in 2003 and targeted adult population (persons aged 18 years orolder) who are living in private dwellings in Croatia. Survey covered approximately 98% of the Croatian population aged 18 or older. CAHS included topics around the health status, determinants of health (smoking, physical activity, nutrition, alcohol use) and use of health care services by Croatians. Three levels of objectives are presented. The first level objectives were to provide timely, reliable, cross-sectional estimates in order to support the work around developing a public health information system and enhancing the national efforts in health promotion. The second level specific goals included gathering data for six major regions of Croatia and creating a survey instrument that could be used as a benchmark for future studies. The third level components were oriented toward development of public policy -to provide data for analytical studies, data on the economic, social, demographic, occupational and environmental correlates of health for understanding of the relationship between health status and health care utilization. Methodology and implementation of 2003 Croatian Adult Health Survey (stratification, sample and household sampling strategy, data collection and response rate as well as data processing, weighting and estimation are described in details. In conclusion, National Health Survey is a precondition for a preventive and health promotion intervention. Using the data from National Health Survey, health care professionals and policy makers are able to produce in-depth analysis supporting development of national health strategy and to improve the health of population.
description: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe, Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe. Vol. 4: Health promotion and disease prevention: A Handbook for Teachers, Researchers, Health Professionals and Decision Makers
On Quantum Computing for Neural Network Robustness Verification
Creators: name: Franco, Nicola
name: Wollschläger, Tom
name: Gao, Nicholas
name: Lorenz, Jeanette Miriam
name: Günnemann, Stephan
name: :Unav
Publisher: name: Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft
Year: 2021
Subjects: quantum computing
adversarial robustness
Machine Learning
ML
robustness verification
Benders decomposition

description: In recent years, a multitude of approaches to certify the prediction of neural networks have been proposed. Classically, complete verification techniques struggle with large networks as the combinatorial space grows exponentially, implying that realistic networks are difficult to be verified. For this reason, we propose to leverage the computational power of quantum computing for the robustness verification of neural networks. Further, we introduce a new Hybrid Quantum-Classical Robustness Algorithm for Neural network verification (HQ-CRAN). By applying Benders decomposition we split the verification problem into a quadratic unconstrained binary optimization and a linear program which we solve with quantum and classical computers, respectively. Further, we improve existing hybrid methods based on the Benders decomposition by reducing the overall number of iterations and placing a limit on the maximum number of qubits required. We show that, in a simulated environment, our certificate is sound, and provide bounds on the minimum number of qubits necessary to obtain a reasonable approximation. Finally, we evaluate our method on quantum hardware.
title: Constitutional Court Ruling that seed law restricting the free use, conservation and circulation of farmers’ seed and certification requirements are unconstitutional
Creators: name: ITPGRFA Secretariat
Publisher: name: ITPGRFA
Year: 2025
Subjects: subject: AGROVOC: Legal Rights
subject: AGROVOC: Farmers' Rights

description: Seeds feed us; they are a collective creation that reflects the history of the peoples (Via Campesina, 2010). On June 1, 2017, the National Assembly of Ecuador approved the "Organic Law of Biodiversity, Seeds and Promotion of Sustainable Agriculture", this norm imposed agro-industrial certification requirements and restrictions on the free use, conservation, and circulation of peasant seeds. As a result, .several organizations, including the Seed Guardians Network - an organization that protects agrobiodiversity and promotes regenerative livelihood systems - filed a lawsuit with the Constitutional Court to reverse this discrimination. The lawsuit argued that seeds have been a common good and property of the people, not of the State or corporations, and that the Law violates the Ecuadorian Constitution (Articles 28, 37, 55, 281). On January 20, 2022, the Constitutional Court of Ecuador ruled in favor of the peasant seed systems through Judgment No. 22-17-IN and accumulated/22
The WHO Countrywide Integrated Non-communicable Diseases (CINDI) programme in Slovenia
Creators: name: Maucec Zakotnik, Jozica
name: Fras, Zlatko
name: Zaletel Kragelj, Lijana
Publisher: name: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe
Year: 2008

description: Many different community based intervention projects/programmes were designed and/or implemented since the early 1970s to combat chronic non-communicable diseases, many of them being international. Countrywide Integrated Non-communicable Diseases Intervention programme (CINDI) of the World Health Organization (WHO), Regional Office for Europe, which started to spread its ideas in the 1980s, is one of them. Slovenia as a state officially joined international CINDI programme at the beginning of the 1990s, when its activities were limited to Ljubljana demonstrational area. First few years were used as an introductory period of the programme, while more systematically organized activities begun in the late 1990s. The paper presents the historical development of the CINDI programme in Slovenia, and the role of CINDI Slovenia Preventive Unit in it.
description: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe, Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe. Vol. 4: Health promotion and disease prevention: A Handbook for Teachers, Researchers, Health Professionals and Decision Makers
5-020-ParacetamolAbsorption-ModelingScenario
Creators: name: Winkel, Brian
Publisher: name: QUBES Educational Resources
Year: 2022

description: We offer drug absorption data on paracetamol, an analgesic pain reliever, for two different sets of patients, vegetarian and non-vegetarian. Students build a two compartment model for plasma and non-plasma (tissue) compartments of human patients.
Implementation of the New Public Health Principles : Case Study of Montenegro
Creators: name: Ljaljevic, Agima
Publisher: name: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe
Year: 2008

description: According to the survey in 2003, 617,749 of inhabitants live in the Republic of Montenegro, and 62% of them live in urban area. Since 1950, changes have been marked in rates of demographic indicators especially significant for the presentation of getting population older, on the territory of Montenegro. The tendency of the rate decrease of born alive, of vital index and increase of expected life’s length are evident, as well as the average age of the population and the index of getting older of the population. Development of the new public health is priority in health policy in Montenegro and Institute of Public Health is the base for the implementation of principles in new public health as an ethical issue which is related to health expenditures, priorities and social philosophy. Development of the public health policy in Montenegro has the next priorities: primary health care reform process and developing the new doctor’s model; health promotion and disease prevention; modification of the life style: Increasing physical activity, good eating habits and safe food, reducing tobacco smoking, harmful alcohol consumption, drug use prevention; improving social security and reduction poverty; political power, influence and participation - democratic rights for all groups in society, participation in the political decisionmaking process; creating secure and good conditions for health care of children and young people; creating secure and good conditions for health care of women; healthy workplaces and an improved level of occupational health; a healthy environment and the provision of safe products; reducing the spread of infectious diseases and promoting safe sexual behaviour; reducing injures and violence; improving oral health; improving mental health; collecting and processing of data about health status of population.
description: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe, Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe. Vol. 4: Health promotion and disease prevention: A Handbook for Teachers, Researchers, Health Professionals and Decision Makers
Measuring Gender Diversity in Library Collections and Publications Using OCLC Metadata
Creators: name: Alexopoulos, Michelle
name: Lyons, Kelly
name: Kumar, Mahendhar Kumar
name: Mahetaji, Kaushar
name: Barnes, Marcus Emmanuel
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024
Subjects: OCLC metadata
gender diversity
gender identification tools
collections management
bibliometric analysis
MARC data

description: Metadata associated with countries’ publications and library collections across time and topics can help explore the evolution of the diversity of contributors within a field of study and library patrons’ ability to access information by diverse groups of authors. The reasons are simple. First, given that publications disseminate knowledge within fields of inquiry, the author/creator metadata associated with the works provide rich snapshots of individuals working within the field.  Second, holdings of different types of libraries within a country (e.g., national libraries, research libraries, public libraries, etc.) over time reflect changes in the acquisition policies and preferences and demographic characteristics of their users. Gender diversity in library collections helps expand viewpoints, promote dialogue, and advance research. Our paper mines OCLC’s WorldCat metadata to explore how publication and acquisition patterns have evolved for materials created by authors of different genders over time, across fields and different types of libraries within and across countries. This is accomplished by applying tools to infer genders of authors for materials in our sample, and combining this information with: (1) country of publication, (2) field of inquiry identified using the records’ classification codes, (3) date(s) of publication, (4) language(s) associated with the works and their translations, and (5) the number of libraries by major type in different countries holding the material within their collections. Metrics created from this analysis help answer the following questions. First, how has the gender composition of publications across fields changed over time on a global scale and at the country level? Second, how well do the different collections of various library types reflect the diversity of the materials available? The investigation provides important insights into the current level of diversity reflected along the dimensions of discipline, jurisdiction, and library type, ultimately identifying gaps in coverage.
Healthy Cities Project: Phase IV
Creators: name: Erzen, Ivan
name: Zaletel Kragelj, Lijana
Publisher: name: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe
Year: 2008

description: Healthy Cities is a dynamic concept/approach, which seeks to put health high on the political and social agenda of cities and to build a strong movement for public health at the local level. The WHO European Healthy Cities Network consists of a network of cities from around Europe that are committed to a comprehensive implementation of the Healthy Cities concept. Based on the criteria that are renewed every five years, the cities are designated to the WHO Network. Each five-year phase focuses on a number of core priority themes, which are launched with a political declaration and a set of strategic aims. Phase IV (2003–2008) has three core themes being, healthy urban planning, health impact assessment, and healthy ageing, with additional core theme and encourages action to tackle obesity and promote physical activity and active living. In Slovenia, Celje with its around 50.000 inhabitants become one of the 50 cities, included in basic WHO Healthy Cities Network in the Phase IV of the project. It is presented as an example to illustrate this phase of the project.
description: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe, Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe. Vol. 4: Health promotion and disease prevention: A Handbook for Teachers, Researchers, Health Professionals and Decision Makers
Regional and Local Settings for Capacity Building in Public Health – Croatian experience
Creators: name: Sogoric, Selma
name: Vukusic Rukavina, Tea
name: Dzakula, Aleksandar
name: Brborovic, Ognjen
Publisher: name: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe
Year: 2008

description: This paper describes how was incorporated a multi-disciplinary and inter-sectored approach into development of public health policy and plans at the local (county) level in Croatia by educational program. Method used was the public health capacity building program »Health – Plan for it«, which was developed with the aim to assist the counties to overcome recognized weaknesses and introduce more effective and efficient local public health practices. Two main instruments were used: Local Public Health Practice Performance Measures Instrument, and Basic Priority Rating System. This program has helped counties to asses population health needs in a participatory manner, to plan for health and, ultimately, assure provision of the right kind and quality of services (better tailored to population health needs). This program’s benefits are going beyond and above the county level. It provides support for the Healthy Cities project locally, and facilitates changes in national policymaking body’s mindset that a »one-size-fits-all« approach is sufficient.
description: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe, Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe. Vol. 4: Health promotion and disease prevention: A Handbook for Teachers, Researchers, Health Professionals and Decision Makers
Health Promoting Schools: Case Study Croatia
Creators: name: Pavlekovic, Gordana
name: Kuzman, Marina
name: Juresa, Vesna
name: Garasic, Diana
Publisher: name: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe
Year: 2008

description: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe, Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe. Vol. 4: Health promotion and disease prevention: A Handbook for Teachers, Researchers, Health Professionals and Decision Makers
Health Promoting Schools
Creators: name: Pavlekovic, Gordana
name: Georgieva, Lidia
Publisher: name: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe
Year: 2008

description: The school, in conjunction with the family, is one of the key setting where individual and social development occurred. The health promoting school is based on a social model of health. This emphasizes the entire organization of the school, as well as focusing upon the individual. Paper describes the development of health promoting schools movement (from practice to policy), main principles and concepts, differences between school health promotion and health promoting schools. Special emphases is given to the criteria and set of guidelines towards which schools aspiring to the status of health promoting school were required to work.
description: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe, Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe. Vol. 4: Health promotion and disease prevention: A Handbook for Teachers, Researchers, Health Professionals and Decision Makers
Healthy Kindergartens
Creators: name: Erzen, Ivan
name: Zaletel Kragelj, Lijana
Publisher: name: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe
Year: 2008

description: Pre-school period is extremely important in adopting individual health behaviour. Consecutively it is very important how to present health and healthy behaviour to the child. The project is directed to create conditions for children’s well-being and health, education for a healthy behaviour, and support of social and professional partners. At the beginning of the nineties, a project entitled »Healthy Schools« was launched by the World Health Organization to stimulate schools for incorporation of health promotion in their curricula and everyday life. Since this project was relating to primary schools only, similar project entitled »Healthy Kindergarten« was developed in some European countries. Two case studies are presented to illustrate the development, aim, and goals of healthy kindergartens, and as an example how the project concepts could be implemented as a routine. The first case study is presenting the development of the »Healthy Kindergarten« project in Slovenia, and the »Health in the Kindergartens« programme, the successor of the project, implemented as a routine. The second case is presenting an intervention tool in Hong Kong where children’s health status was found to be poor.
description: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe, Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe. Vol. 4: Health promotion and disease prevention: A Handbook for Teachers, Researchers, Health Professionals and Decision Makers
Health Promoting Workplaces
Creators: name: Risteska-Kuc, Snezana
name: Karadzinska-Bislimovska, Jovanka
name: Stoleski, Saso
name: Mijakoski, Dragan
Publisher: name: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe
Year: 2008

description: Workplace health promotion is a process of actively achieving health at workplace by changing working and living conditions. As a key concept it includes measures aimed both at individual and at environmental level from different areas. Good practice in workplace health promotion demands statutory requirements and strong motivation. Increasing consciousness and responsibility for health, identification and dissemination of models of good practice, development and incorporating adequate policies are priorities in workplace health promotion. The basic principles on which workplace health promotion has to be developed are: awareness raising, setting up infrastructure and service management. Beneficial effects can be achieved on individual, enterprise and society levels. The Institute of Occupational Health, WHO Collaborating Center, plays a major role in launching the first workplace health promotion activities in the Republic of Macedonia (education programs for stress managing at workplace, tobacco free workplaces), but the strongest impulse for workplace health promotion in the country is created by the implementation of the WHO’s Health, Environment and Safety Management in Enterprises (HESME) program.
description: Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe, Programmes for Training on Research in Public Health for South Eastern Europe. Vol. 4: Health promotion and disease prevention: A Handbook for Teachers, Researchers, Health Professionals and Decision Makers