cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20021799.v1
title: Swallowing evaluation in infants with congenital heart disease and Down syndrome : clinical study cases

description: This study had the aim to perform clinical swallowing evaluation in infants diagnosed with Down syndrome and congenital heart disease (complete atrioventricular canal) suspected to have swallowing disorders hospitalized in unit 2A and Pediatric ICU of instituition.It is a descriptive and qualitative study in which was possible to assess two infants during the proposed period. It was used a sample profile protocol to collect data about clinical history and diagnoses from patients records and the Instrumento de avaliação para prontidão do prematuro para alimentação oral by Fujinaga (2002) for clinical swallowing evaluation. The pacients presented results of oropharyngeal dysphagia and low scores invalidating exclusively oral feed. The treatment was oral stimulation and oral feeding volume controlled. The findings contribute to the literature regarding the correlation between dysphagia, congenital heart defects, genetic syndromes and myofunctional disorders. It is concluded that dysphagia was presented as a difficulty symptom to safe and effective oral feed for all infants studied. Prospective larger researches are needed to contribute with this clinical cases study and thus identify other risk factors for dysphagia and specific treatment for children with Down syndrome and swallowing disorders associated.
DOI: 10.48567/pa0z-2a44
title: D-10 Automatic Weather Station, 1994 unmodified ten-minute observational data.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3761562.v2242
title: Online Labour Index: Measuring the Online Gig Economy for Policy and Research

description: Data repository for the data underlying the Online Labour Index. See http://ilabour.oii.ox.ac.uk online-labour-index/ for details.
DOI: 10.48567/9ahk-4726
title: D-47 Automatic Weather Station, 1994 unmodified ten-minute observational data.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20021801.v1
title: Interdisciplinary team performance with students that have low vision due to their diagnosis of Stargardt disease

description: This study refers to students with low vision or visual impairment that may have difficulties in writing and reading activities and, therefore, show postural alterations as a consequence of having to adjust when getting closer to the materials, as an attempt to see them better. This study is characterized as a case study, in which we will describe the performance of the interdisciplinary team involved in the visual rehabilitation process of a 12 year-old student diagnosed with Stargardt disease. The research team comprised of a Social Worker, Art-Educator, Nurse, Pharmacist, Physiotherapist, Speech Therapist, Ophthalmologist, Orthoptist, Pedagogue, Psychologist and Occupational Therapist. Nine sessions of one hour each were carried out weekly at a school clinic from the State University of São Paulo. The interventions have benefited the student with the use of assistive technology resources, such as telescopic system, electronic magnifying glasses, inclined plane for reading and writing and the enlargement of the lines in the notebook pages. After the intervention, the adopted body posture in the reading and writing activities became more balanced, the scholar was able to keep his head furthermost from the book, as well as more aligned, not showing rotation compensatory movements to the right and inclination, which led to a decrease of the pain in the cervical region. The interventions also allowed the student to show an improvement in the distance and near visual performance. The performance of the interdisciplinary team enabled positive results in the reading and writing activities of the low vision student, and in daily life activities, thus enabling the adolescent's educational and social inclusion.
DOI: 10.48567/nz8t-jk18
title: D-80 Automatic Weather Station, 1994 unmodified ten-minute observational data.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20021801
title: Interdisciplinary team performance with students that have low vision due to their diagnosis of Stargardt disease

description: This study refers to students with low vision or visual impairment that may have difficulties in writing and reading activities and, therefore, show postural alterations as a consequence of having to adjust when getting closer to the materials, as an attempt to see them better. This study is characterized as a case study, in which we will describe the performance of the interdisciplinary team involved in the visual rehabilitation process of a 12 year-old student diagnosed with Stargardt disease. The research team comprised of a Social Worker, Art-Educator, Nurse, Pharmacist, Physiotherapist, Speech Therapist, Ophthalmologist, Orthoptist, Pedagogue, Psychologist and Occupational Therapist. Nine sessions of one hour each were carried out weekly at a school clinic from the State University of São Paulo. The interventions have benefited the student with the use of assistive technology resources, such as telescopic system, electronic magnifying glasses, inclined plane for reading and writing and the enlargement of the lines in the notebook pages. After the intervention, the adopted body posture in the reading and writing activities became more balanced, the scholar was able to keep his head furthermost from the book, as well as more aligned, not showing rotation compensatory movements to the right and inclination, which led to a decrease of the pain in the cervical region. The interventions also allowed the student to show an improvement in the distance and near visual performance. The performance of the interdisciplinary team enabled positive results in the reading and writing activities of the low vision student, and in daily life activities, thus enabling the adolescent's educational and social inclusion.
DOI: 10.48567/6vtc-m486
title: Dome C Automatic Weather Station, 1994 unmodified ten-minute observational data.
DOI: 10.48567/m9dn-bb50
title: Doug Automatic Weather Station, 1994 unmodified ten-minute observational data.
DOI: 10.48567/7vtz-dd84
title: Elaine Automatic Weather Station, 1994 unmodified ten-minute observational data.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20021802
title: Speech and language development in hearing impairment: two- case report

description: This study aims at monitoring the development of speech and language of two children who have hearing loss - one of which is a user of bilateral auditory prosthesis and the other has unilateral cochlear implant and auditory prosthesis. Assessment List of Expressive Vocabulary protocols and Symbolic Maturity were used in both cases, and the children were cared for in the educational audiology outpatient clinic the Federal University of Sao Paulo through aurioral approach. Both were submitted to the application of Symbolic Maturity, having the following recordings: free play, semi-guided play, and action imitation; videos were transcribed and analyzed. Assessment List of Expressive Vocabulary was applied to parents in order to investigate the words that the children were able to pronounce; the number of words was counted and analyzed in conjunction with the results of Symbolic Maturity. Both tests were applied on both children in two moments within an interval of five months. Both had a development in all the tests of the Symbolic Maturity and on Assessment List of Expressive Vocabulary when the two applications were compared. On the first application of Assessment List of Expressive Vocabulary was applied, the girl could say three words (0.9%) and the boy 90 words (29.4%); on the second application, 25 words (8.1%) and 176 words (57.5%) respectively. The boy presented a better development on the tests of Symbolic Maturity and Assessment List of Expressive Vocabulary when compared to the girl. Protocols applied in two different moments of the children's developments were efficient in monitoring the development of speech and language. The better development achieved by the male child could be associated to the degree of auditory loss.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20021802.v1
title: Speech and language development in hearing impairment: two- case report

description: This study aims at monitoring the development of speech and language of two children who have hearing loss - one of which is a user of bilateral auditory prosthesis and the other has unilateral cochlear implant and auditory prosthesis. Assessment List of Expressive Vocabulary protocols and Symbolic Maturity were used in both cases, and the children were cared for in the educational audiology outpatient clinic the Federal University of Sao Paulo through aurioral approach. Both were submitted to the application of Symbolic Maturity, having the following recordings: free play, semi-guided play, and action imitation; videos were transcribed and analyzed. Assessment List of Expressive Vocabulary was applied to parents in order to investigate the words that the children were able to pronounce; the number of words was counted and analyzed in conjunction with the results of Symbolic Maturity. Both tests were applied on both children in two moments within an interval of five months. Both had a development in all the tests of the Symbolic Maturity and on Assessment List of Expressive Vocabulary when the two applications were compared. On the first application of Assessment List of Expressive Vocabulary was applied, the girl could say three words (0.9%) and the boy 90 words (29.4%); on the second application, 25 words (8.1%) and 176 words (57.5%) respectively. The boy presented a better development on the tests of Symbolic Maturity and Assessment List of Expressive Vocabulary when compared to the girl. Protocols applied in two different moments of the children's developments were efficient in monitoring the development of speech and language. The better development achieved by the male child could be associated to the degree of auditory loss.
DOI: 10.48567/f5fq-kz18
title: Erin Automatic Weather Station, 1994 unmodified ten-minute observational data.
DOI: 10.48567/99vr-dc59
title: Ferrell Automatic Weather Station, 1994 unmodified ten-minute observational data.
DOI: 10.48567/wezd-2457
title: Gill Automatic Weather Station, 1994 unmodified ten-minute observational data.
DOI: 10.48567/6mt7-6q78
title: Harry Automatic Weather Station, 1994 unmodified ten-minute observational data.
DOI: 10.48567/x05b-g425
title: Henry Automatic Weather Station, 1994 unmodified ten-minute observational data.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20021804
title: Short term quality of life related to voice and swallowing in patients undergoing ¹³¹i (iodine) for differentiated thyroid carcinoma

description: PURPOSE:to analyze the quality of life related to voice and swallowing before and after radioiodine therapy in the short term.METHODS:thyroidectomized individuals indicated for RAI underwent two questionnaires on quality of life related to voice and swallowing before and three months after radioiodine therapy.RESULTS:thirty-two patients, 84% female and 16% male, were studied with a mean age of 46 years. Histological type was classic papillary carcinoma (56%). The results indicated a tendency for better quality of life with respect to voice three months after radioiodine therapy. The protocol for quality of life related to swallowing also indicated better quality of life in the second assessment. Greater minimal limitation on the quality of life questionnaire in swallowing was observed.CONCLUSION:quality of life and voice and swallowing symptoms in the short term after radioiodine therapy is better compared to pretreatment. It is necessary to investigate other aspects such as metabolic, surgical and individual to define the real impact of radioiodine therapy on quality of life.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20021804.v1
title: Short term quality of life related to voice and swallowing in patients undergoing ¹³¹i (iodine) for differentiated thyroid carcinoma

description: PURPOSE:to analyze the quality of life related to voice and swallowing before and after radioiodine therapy in the short term.METHODS:thyroidectomized individuals indicated for RAI underwent two questionnaires on quality of life related to voice and swallowing before and three months after radioiodine therapy.RESULTS:thirty-two patients, 84% female and 16% male, were studied with a mean age of 46 years. Histological type was classic papillary carcinoma (56%). The results indicated a tendency for better quality of life with respect to voice three months after radioiodine therapy. The protocol for quality of life related to swallowing also indicated better quality of life in the second assessment. Greater minimal limitation on the quality of life questionnaire in swallowing was observed.CONCLUSION:quality of life and voice and swallowing symptoms in the short term after radioiodine therapy is better compared to pretreatment. It is necessary to investigate other aspects such as metabolic, surgical and individual to define the real impact of radioiodine therapy on quality of life.
DOI: 10.48567/arkf-dt03
title: J.C. Automatic Weather Station, 1994 unmodified ten-minute observational data.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20021805
title: Comparison of virtual and present speech voice therapist service in television journalism professional

description: PURPOSE:to compare the effect of telepractice and present speech and voice therapist service in television news reporters speech.METHODS:eight reporters received virtual speech therapy and eight reporters received speech therapy face-to-face. For analysis were used copies of two journalistic materials, from different periods (pre and post intervention). The reports were recorded in pairs, randomly about the date of viewing/recording and the group, totaling sixteen pairs of reportage. The material, pre and post intervention, was rated by judges speech voice therapist, blinded as to the state of reportage. Two specific protocols were used. A performance evaluation on task and naturalness of the professionals and one for auditory and visual analysis of the vocal and interpretive parameters.RESULTS:there was improvement in communicative performance in both groups in the comparison between the pre-and post-intervention material. According to the judges, 61.53% of both groups, reporters began to involve more the viewer with the news on post-intervention and 69.23% material began to talk better with the viewer and to convey the news of more natural. There was improvement in the performance score of hearing and visual analysis protocol, most of the parameters of the virtual group (posture, gestures, expressions, vocal quality, pauses and emphasis) showed improvement in the post-intervention time compared with the face-to-face group which showed improvement in only one parameter (pitch).CONCLUSION:the study shows that both face-to-face and telepractice services promote improvement in communicative and vocal performance of telejournalism professionals, confirming the viability and the result of the virtual mode to monitor speech.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20021805.v1
title: Comparison of virtual and present speech voice therapist service in television journalism professional

description: PURPOSE:to compare the effect of telepractice and present speech and voice therapist service in television news reporters speech.METHODS:eight reporters received virtual speech therapy and eight reporters received speech therapy face-to-face. For analysis were used copies of two journalistic materials, from different periods (pre and post intervention). The reports were recorded in pairs, randomly about the date of viewing/recording and the group, totaling sixteen pairs of reportage. The material, pre and post intervention, was rated by judges speech voice therapist, blinded as to the state of reportage. Two specific protocols were used. A performance evaluation on task and naturalness of the professionals and one for auditory and visual analysis of the vocal and interpretive parameters.RESULTS:there was improvement in communicative performance in both groups in the comparison between the pre-and post-intervention material. According to the judges, 61.53% of both groups, reporters began to involve more the viewer with the news on post-intervention and 69.23% material began to talk better with the viewer and to convey the news of more natural. There was improvement in the performance score of hearing and visual analysis protocol, most of the parameters of the virtual group (posture, gestures, expressions, vocal quality, pauses and emphasis) showed improvement in the post-intervention time compared with the face-to-face group which showed improvement in only one parameter (pitch).CONCLUSION:the study shows that both face-to-face and telepractice services promote improvement in communicative and vocal performance of telejournalism professionals, confirming the viability and the result of the virtual mode to monitor speech.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20021807
title: Electromyographic assessment of swallowing different types of clinical disease, Parkinson's on and off phases

description: PURPOSE:to evaluate the electromyographic parameters of swallowing different types of clinical of idiopathic Parkinson disease on and off phases.METHODS:the study was performed at the Clinic of Neurology, Hospital of the Federal University of Pernambuco. The population of the study were 20 patients with Parkinson disease, divided by Unified Scale for Assessment of Parkinson's disease in three groups: tremor, akinetic-rigid and mixed. The surface electromyography examination was collected on suprahyoid muscles during swallowing and 3 ml water and 10 ml of yoghurt, which was repeated 5 times for each volume and consistency. This protocol was carried out before and after the medication period off and on.RESULTS:it was found that the phase off, akinetic-rigid group had the highest average in parts of swallows and duration of surface electromyography, while the mixed group had the lowest average amplitude. In phase on the three groups tended to improve or maintain the averages of the variables, but there was no significant difference between the clinical types, before or after Levodopa.CONCLUSION:drug therapy through Levodopa shows no consistent differences in surface electromyography of swallowing the clinical types of Parkinson disease.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20021807.v1
title: Electromyographic assessment of swallowing different types of clinical disease, Parkinson's on and off phases

description: PURPOSE:to evaluate the electromyographic parameters of swallowing different types of clinical of idiopathic Parkinson disease on and off phases.METHODS:the study was performed at the Clinic of Neurology, Hospital of the Federal University of Pernambuco. The population of the study were 20 patients with Parkinson disease, divided by Unified Scale for Assessment of Parkinson's disease in three groups: tremor, akinetic-rigid and mixed. The surface electromyography examination was collected on suprahyoid muscles during swallowing and 3 ml water and 10 ml of yoghurt, which was repeated 5 times for each volume and consistency. This protocol was carried out before and after the medication period off and on.RESULTS:it was found that the phase off, akinetic-rigid group had the highest average in parts of swallows and duration of surface electromyography, while the mixed group had the lowest average amplitude. In phase on the three groups tended to improve or maintain the averages of the variables, but there was no significant difference between the clinical types, before or after Levodopa.CONCLUSION:drug therapy through Levodopa shows no consistent differences in surface electromyography of swallowing the clinical types of Parkinson disease.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20021808
title: Community health workers training on infant hearing health: information retention

description: PURPOSE:to investigate the information retention provided to Community Health Workers on infant hearing health training.METHODS:the sample was composed of 24 Community Health Workers prior trained through a cybertutor, a based web education system. The content was ranging from prevention to rehabilitation of hearing impairment. Immediately after training, the Community Health Workers answered a multiple choice questionnaire with 20 questions, divided into domains (1: general concepts; 2: type, prevention and causes of hearing impairment; 3: Techniques of identification and diagnosis of the hearing impairment; 4: general aspects of hearing impairment). The same questionnaire was applied one more time after 15 months. The information retention level was analyzed comparing performance in the evaluations by the Wilcoxon test and the significance level adopted was 5%.RESULTS:it was verified a significant decrease (p = 0.03) in percentage, of the Community Health Workers general knowledge on infant hearing health (73,5±8,4/66,7±12,5). In the analysis by domains it was possible to see a worsening in 1(76,4±14,7/58,3±22,5), 2 (72,9±30,3/64,6±19,4) and 3 (69,4±14,5/68,8±17,2) domains, it was significant in 1 domain (p = 0.012). Regarding to 4 domain, there was a slight improvement (76,0±11,6/78,1±11,2).CONCLUSION:it was observed significant decrease of the Community Health Workers knowledge on infant hearing health, which demonstrates that the community health workers training should occur continuously.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20021808.v1
title: Community health workers training on infant hearing health: information retention

description: PURPOSE:to investigate the information retention provided to Community Health Workers on infant hearing health training.METHODS:the sample was composed of 24 Community Health Workers prior trained through a cybertutor, a based web education system. The content was ranging from prevention to rehabilitation of hearing impairment. Immediately after training, the Community Health Workers answered a multiple choice questionnaire with 20 questions, divided into domains (1: general concepts; 2: type, prevention and causes of hearing impairment; 3: Techniques of identification and diagnosis of the hearing impairment; 4: general aspects of hearing impairment). The same questionnaire was applied one more time after 15 months. The information retention level was analyzed comparing performance in the evaluations by the Wilcoxon test and the significance level adopted was 5%.RESULTS:it was verified a significant decrease (p = 0.03) in percentage, of the Community Health Workers general knowledge on infant hearing health (73,5±8,4/66,7±12,5). In the analysis by domains it was possible to see a worsening in 1(76,4±14,7/58,3±22,5), 2 (72,9±30,3/64,6±19,4) and 3 (69,4±14,5/68,8±17,2) domains, it was significant in 1 domain (p = 0.012). Regarding to 4 domain, there was a slight improvement (76,0±11,6/78,1±11,2).CONCLUSION:it was observed significant decrease of the Community Health Workers knowledge on infant hearing health, which demonstrates that the community health workers training should occur continuously.
DOI: 10.48567/km54-7f18
title: JC Automatic Weather Station, 1994 unmodified ten-minute observational data.
DOI: 10.48567/h072-c460
title: Kelly Automatic Weather Station, 1994 unmodified ten-minute observational data.