cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11839365
title: Education of Senses in Free Time: seeing as entertainment

description: Abstract: Nowadays we are increasingly subordinated by the excesses of stimuli that result in the (de)formation of our senses, including during our free time. In this article, we questioned the production of the sight and its role in the tourism context. Based on the follow-up of 4 excursions in the Southern Region of Brazil and 15 interviews, we observed that previous images and the constant orientation of the tourist’s sight determine an experience devoid of perceptibility, requiring photographic record as a resource for memory. We conclude that vision stimuli and the act of looking consist in entertainment, which results in the strengthening of the process of sensory alienation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11839365.v1
title: Education of Senses in Free Time: seeing as entertainment

description: Abstract: Nowadays we are increasingly subordinated by the excesses of stimuli that result in the (de)formation of our senses, including during our free time. In this article, we questioned the production of the sight and its role in the tourism context. Based on the follow-up of 4 excursions in the Southern Region of Brazil and 15 interviews, we observed that previous images and the constant orientation of the tourist’s sight determine an experience devoid of perceptibility, requiring photographic record as a resource for memory. We conclude that vision stimuli and the act of looking consist in entertainment, which results in the strengthening of the process of sensory alienation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7508945.v1
title: Hybrid gravitational microfiltration system for drinking water purification

description: Abstract This study evaluates the application of a polymeric microfiltration membrane in a gravitational filtration module and its combination with granular activated carbon (GAC) impregnated with copper, resulting in a hybrid process. The proposed system would be used to improve the quality of water for human consumption in developing countries. Permeate flux, pH, Escherichia coli removal, color, turbidity and free chlorine removals were evaluated in the applied process. Instrumental techniques, such as N2 adsorption at 77 K, scanning electron microscopy (SEM), transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDX) analyses were used to characterize the proposed membrane and adsorbent. The GAC ensured higher chlorine removals, as well as higher permeate flux. Furthermore, the GAC impregnated with copper oxide nanoparticles exhibited higher Escherichia coli removal. Therefore, the hybrid gravitational membrane system applying GAC impregnated with copper oxide could be considered as a potential alternative point-of-use treatment to improve the quality of water for human consumption.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7512686
title: Overlapping historical cartography as a method of morphological analysis and taking planning decisions. Ibague, Colombia, 1935-2016

description: Abstract Ibagué is a Colombian medium-sized city in which the center is a commercially vibrant and socially depressed area. To solve their problems a proposal of urban redesign within the framework of national partial plans was made eventually incorporated into the planning principles the Ministry of Housing in 2012. However, the plan has not been implemented, as it has a condition of ideality and probability, common to urban planning since 1935. To understand the similarities and differences between these plans and the urban reality, a sector analysis was performed using the historic-artistic method in its object-based component adjusted for analyzing morphologies. The map overlay for identifying trends evidence the continued ignorance of the historical dynamics and miscalculation in planning processes. This research provides analysis criteria that can help incorporating historical morphological studies in order to make planning decisions in similar sectors and in cities that have overlaps between national policies and municipal development as a cause of conflicts.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7512686.v1
title: Overlapping historical cartography as a method of morphological analysis and taking planning decisions. Ibague, Colombia, 1935-2016

description: Abstract Ibagué is a Colombian medium-sized city in which the center is a commercially vibrant and socially depressed area. To solve their problems a proposal of urban redesign within the framework of national partial plans was made eventually incorporated into the planning principles the Ministry of Housing in 2012. However, the plan has not been implemented, as it has a condition of ideality and probability, common to urban planning since 1935. To understand the similarities and differences between these plans and the urban reality, a sector analysis was performed using the historic-artistic method in its object-based component adjusted for analyzing morphologies. The map overlay for identifying trends evidence the continued ignorance of the historical dynamics and miscalculation in planning processes. This research provides analysis criteria that can help incorporating historical morphological studies in order to make planning decisions in similar sectors and in cities that have overlaps between national policies and municipal development as a cause of conflicts.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14269712
title: Health education and health promotion: impact on quality of life of elderly

description: It aims to analyze the impact of the actions of promotion and health education in the pursuit of quality of life, in the autonomy and in the self-care for the elderly person. The data collection took place through semi-structured interviews with 83 seniors, of both genders, and emphasized the importance of inter-sector and the realization of emancipatory educational activities of the population. However, it is necessary to add to these processes, strategies of universalization and equalization of the information provided to elderly people. It is concluded that education is a powerful tool in promoting health, in ensuring the autonomy and in quality of life of the elderly.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14269712.v1
title: Health education and health promotion: impact on quality of life of elderly

description: It aims to analyze the impact of the actions of promotion and health education in the pursuit of quality of life, in the autonomy and in the self-care for the elderly person. The data collection took place through semi-structured interviews with 83 seniors, of both genders, and emphasized the importance of inter-sector and the realization of emancipatory educational activities of the population. However, it is necessary to add to these processes, strategies of universalization and equalization of the information provided to elderly people. It is concluded that education is a powerful tool in promoting health, in ensuring the autonomy and in quality of life of the elderly.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11966154
title: Effect of ultrasound on the functional and structural properties of hydrolysates of different bovine collagens

description: Abstract The ultrasound effect on functional and structural properties of hydrolysates of different bovine collagens (fibers, gelatines and hydrolysates) was evaluated. The enzymatically hydrolyzed samples (enzyme Alcalase®) with previous or simultaneous ultrasound treatment presented higher number of bands with shorter wavelengths (mid-FTIR). The ultrasound provided the samples with a higher hydrolysis degree and favored the antimicrobial activity, evidencing the advantages of its use in the process. Results revealed that higher hydrolysis degree does not always result in higher antioxidant activity. The use of ultrasound in the hydrolysis of these samples was seen to be effective, providing them with higher functionality and structural disruption.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5772489
title: Applying chemometrics to predict metallurgical niobium recovery in weathered ore

description: Abstract Niobium metallurgical recovery measures how much of the metal content in the ore is separated in the concentrate after the mineral processing stages. This information can be obtained through laboratory tests with ore samples obtained during drilling. Thereunto, representative ore samples are subjected to tests mimicking the ore concentration processing flow, but these experiments are time consuming and costly. The main objective of this study was to develop a more efficient way to obtain the metallurgical recovery information from ore samples. Based on the development of chemometrical studies, the chemical components currently analyzed in the ore with correlation to the metallurgical recovery were identified. These correlated variables were used to build a nonlinear multivariate regression model to explain the response variable, i.e. metallurgical recovery. The Principal Component Analysis was used in this work to define which chemical variables contribute most to explain the metallurgical recovery phenomenon. The Second order regression equation (Response Surface) was the most suitable methodology to explain the metallurgical niobium recovery and was created by the interaction of the five most important chemical variables. After the exclusion of outliers, the linear regression coefficient between the metallurgical recovery calculated and the metallurgical recovery analyzed was 82.59%. The use of the second order regression equation contributes to reduce the amount of experimental analysis to assess the geometallurgical niobium ore response, promoting the reduction of costs for metallurgical characterization of the ore samples. The methodology proposed proved to be efficient, maintaining an adequate precision in the forecasted response.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5772489.v1
title: Applying chemometrics to predict metallurgical niobium recovery in weathered ore

description: Abstract Niobium metallurgical recovery measures how much of the metal content in the ore is separated in the concentrate after the mineral processing stages. This information can be obtained through laboratory tests with ore samples obtained during drilling. Thereunto, representative ore samples are subjected to tests mimicking the ore concentration processing flow, but these experiments are time consuming and costly. The main objective of this study was to develop a more efficient way to obtain the metallurgical recovery information from ore samples. Based on the development of chemometrical studies, the chemical components currently analyzed in the ore with correlation to the metallurgical recovery were identified. These correlated variables were used to build a nonlinear multivariate regression model to explain the response variable, i.e. metallurgical recovery. The Principal Component Analysis was used in this work to define which chemical variables contribute most to explain the metallurgical recovery phenomenon. The Second order regression equation (Response Surface) was the most suitable methodology to explain the metallurgical niobium recovery and was created by the interaction of the five most important chemical variables. After the exclusion of outliers, the linear regression coefficient between the metallurgical recovery calculated and the metallurgical recovery analyzed was 82.59%. The use of the second order regression equation contributes to reduce the amount of experimental analysis to assess the geometallurgical niobium ore response, promoting the reduction of costs for metallurgical characterization of the ore samples. The methodology proposed proved to be efficient, maintaining an adequate precision in the forecasted response.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11966154.v1
title: Effect of ultrasound on the functional and structural properties of hydrolysates of different bovine collagens

description: Abstract The ultrasound effect on functional and structural properties of hydrolysates of different bovine collagens (fibers, gelatines and hydrolysates) was evaluated. The enzymatically hydrolyzed samples (enzyme Alcalase®) with previous or simultaneous ultrasound treatment presented higher number of bands with shorter wavelengths (mid-FTIR). The ultrasound provided the samples with a higher hydrolysis degree and favored the antimicrobial activity, evidencing the advantages of its use in the process. Results revealed that higher hydrolysis degree does not always result in higher antioxidant activity. The use of ultrasound in the hydrolysis of these samples was seen to be effective, providing them with higher functionality and structural disruption.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7510394
title: Ethical judgement of doctors in Sergipe, Brazil

description: Abstract A documentary survey (2004-2013) was carried out of data from the Sergipe State Regional Medical Council, aimed at recognizing the profile of offending doctors, identifying the key complainants and their motivations, describing the results, punishments and length of legal proceedings and assessing the relationship between the provision of legal assistance and the success of the case. During the study period 318 disciplinary proceedings were initiated involving 337 doctors. The violations were mainly related to documents, death and doctor-patient relationship. Patients are the main complainants and 29 inquiries involved cases of Professional Ethics. The most common punishment was private notice of a confidential reprimand. There was a relationship between the provision of legal assistance and the success of the case. The profile of the offending doctor was: male, aged about 50 years, with more than 10 years’ experience since graduating, and a specialist in gynecology and obstetrics. Knowledge of this profile of offending doctors allows the possibility of establishing direct preventive measures.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11966124
title: Role of University Hospital in the rheumatological care network

description: ABSTRACT The objectives of this paper was to describe and analyze the role of a University Hospital in the Health Care Network for rheumatological patients of Pernambuco state. A transversal study with qualitative and quantitative approach was carried out. Key-informants from the Health State Secretary and Clinical Hospital of the Federal University of Pernambuco were interviewed. Secondary data were extracted from the National Registry of Health Establishments. In 2016, 4.530 patients with Rheumatologic Diseases were treated at the hospital, mean age of 52 years old, mostly women (79%), from 164 municipalities in Pernambuco with concentration in the 1st health region. Patients’ admission is regulated, with an access protocol to evaluate profile and indicate subspecialty of care in rheumatology. There is a single protocol in the hospital and laboratory and some imaging tests are assured; there is infusion of immunosuppressants in the service, when clinically indicated. As weaknesses, high absenteeism and difficulties in sharing care with primary care are pointed out, despite the high responsibility adopted. The University Hospital analyzed seems to fulfill its institutional mission and functionality, giving resolution to the cases for which it becomes responsible and filling, often, the assistance gaps of the average complexity of the Unified Health System.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11966124.v1
title: Role of University Hospital in the rheumatological care network

description: ABSTRACT The objectives of this paper was to describe and analyze the role of a University Hospital in the Health Care Network for rheumatological patients of Pernambuco state. A transversal study with qualitative and quantitative approach was carried out. Key-informants from the Health State Secretary and Clinical Hospital of the Federal University of Pernambuco were interviewed. Secondary data were extracted from the National Registry of Health Establishments. In 2016, 4.530 patients with Rheumatologic Diseases were treated at the hospital, mean age of 52 years old, mostly women (79%), from 164 municipalities in Pernambuco with concentration in the 1st health region. Patients’ admission is regulated, with an access protocol to evaluate profile and indicate subspecialty of care in rheumatology. There is a single protocol in the hospital and laboratory and some imaging tests are assured; there is infusion of immunosuppressants in the service, when clinically indicated. As weaknesses, high absenteeism and difficulties in sharing care with primary care are pointed out, despite the high responsibility adopted. The University Hospital analyzed seems to fulfill its institutional mission and functionality, giving resolution to the cases for which it becomes responsible and filling, often, the assistance gaps of the average complexity of the Unified Health System.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7510394.v1
title: Ethical judgement of doctors in Sergipe, Brazil

description: Abstract A documentary survey (2004-2013) was carried out of data from the Sergipe State Regional Medical Council, aimed at recognizing the profile of offending doctors, identifying the key complainants and their motivations, describing the results, punishments and length of legal proceedings and assessing the relationship between the provision of legal assistance and the success of the case. During the study period 318 disciplinary proceedings were initiated involving 337 doctors. The violations were mainly related to documents, death and doctor-patient relationship. Patients are the main complainants and 29 inquiries involved cases of Professional Ethics. The most common punishment was private notice of a confidential reprimand. There was a relationship between the provision of legal assistance and the success of the case. The profile of the offending doctor was: male, aged about 50 years, with more than 10 years’ experience since graduating, and a specialist in gynecology and obstetrics. Knowledge of this profile of offending doctors allows the possibility of establishing direct preventive measures.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14270807.v1
title: data_Effects of microplastic fibers on soil aggregation and enzyme activities are organic matter dependent

description: The dataset of article "effects of microplastic fibers on soil aggregation and enzyme activities are organic matter dependent", DOI: 10.3389/fenvs.2021.650155.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7511849.v1
title: Organizational identification among Brazilian public employees: a study of the cultural sector

description: Abstract Purpose: This study aims to understand the identification of public employees with the organizations in which they work by analyzing its determinants and consequences, in order to subsidize human resource management policies within these organizations. Design/methodology/approach: The study is based on data collected from two federal public institutions in the cultural sector, hereby metaphorically named “Young Executive” and “Older Lady”. A structured questionnaire was developed and voluntarily answered by employees from both organizations. The measurement and structural models were evaluated through structural equations, applying Partial Least Squares (PLS). Findings: Data analysis indicates that alignment between individuals’ values and the values of organizations is related to employees’ organizational identification with the company. The results show that there is greater organizational identification among “Older Lady” employees, as a consequence of their greater alignment to it in comparison with “Young Executive” employees. The level of organizational identification influences employees’ organizational citizenship and intention to leave these organizations. Originality/value: The study contributes to understand organizational identification among Brazilian public company employees, presenting evidence that advance knowledge on the subject and subsidize the formulation of management policies in the sector.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7511849
title: Organizational identification among Brazilian public employees: a study of the cultural sector

description: Abstract Purpose: This study aims to understand the identification of public employees with the organizations in which they work by analyzing its determinants and consequences, in order to subsidize human resource management policies within these organizations. Design/methodology/approach: The study is based on data collected from two federal public institutions in the cultural sector, hereby metaphorically named “Young Executive” and “Older Lady”. A structured questionnaire was developed and voluntarily answered by employees from both organizations. The measurement and structural models were evaluated through structural equations, applying Partial Least Squares (PLS). Findings: Data analysis indicates that alignment between individuals’ values and the values of organizations is related to employees’ organizational identification with the company. The results show that there is greater organizational identification among “Older Lady” employees, as a consequence of their greater alignment to it in comparison with “Young Executive” employees. The level of organizational identification influences employees’ organizational citizenship and intention to leave these organizations. Originality/value: The study contributes to understand organizational identification among Brazilian public company employees, presenting evidence that advance knowledge on the subject and subsidize the formulation of management policies in the sector.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7512458
title: Possible relationship between use of information sources and information literacy

description: Information acquisition by individuals can be obtained as far as these individuals can achieve and dominate the actions related to place, access and use of information sources to build up knowledge. These actions can be understood as information literacy. The aim of this article is to discuss the possible interrelations that can be established between the use of information sources and information literacy. Based on a bibliographical research it was possible to investigate the existing connections between sources, industry and information literacy. We discuss the role of libraries in meeting the information needs of users and the possible sources of response. We found that all these are responsible for information literacy: the contemporary information industries, challenges pointed out by information technology such as informational flow vector, issues related to literacy and information sources as a link of social and economic development, and the implementation of a research agenda for this topic.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7512458.v1
title: Possible relationship between use of information sources and information literacy

description: Information acquisition by individuals can be obtained as far as these individuals can achieve and dominate the actions related to place, access and use of information sources to build up knowledge. These actions can be understood as information literacy. The aim of this article is to discuss the possible interrelations that can be established between the use of information sources and information literacy. Based on a bibliographical research it was possible to investigate the existing connections between sources, industry and information literacy. We discuss the role of libraries in meeting the information needs of users and the possible sources of response. We found that all these are responsible for information literacy: the contemporary information industries, challenges pointed out by information technology such as informational flow vector, issues related to literacy and information sources as a link of social and economic development, and the implementation of a research agenda for this topic.