cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22730412
title: Resilience in public health: precepts, concepts, challenges, and perspectives

description: ABSTRACT In a health system, resilience is manifested in the ability to adapt to demands or to adverse and disruptive events, such as epidemics and/or disasters, adjusting its functioning to stressful situations, before, during or after these exceptional disturbances, while maintaining the functioning and quality of assistance, thus preserving its regular activities and properties. In this essay, we present some concepts about resilience in complex systems and their applications in health systems and organizations, involving the resilience of individuals, teams, and organizations. Challenges and perspectives for improving the resilient behavior of the Brazilian Unified Health System (SUS) are also highlighted, a topic that has gained enormous attention in the COVID-19 pandemic. We conclude by emphasizing the need for more research on the various topics involving resilience in healthcare to strengthen the capacity of the SUS to cope with both daily challenges and future health crises.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22730412.v1
title: Resilience in public health: precepts, concepts, challenges, and perspectives

description: ABSTRACT In a health system, resilience is manifested in the ability to adapt to demands or to adverse and disruptive events, such as epidemics and/or disasters, adjusting its functioning to stressful situations, before, during or after these exceptional disturbances, while maintaining the functioning and quality of assistance, thus preserving its regular activities and properties. In this essay, we present some concepts about resilience in complex systems and their applications in health systems and organizations, involving the resilience of individuals, teams, and organizations. Challenges and perspectives for improving the resilient behavior of the Brazilian Unified Health System (SUS) are also highlighted, a topic that has gained enormous attention in the COVID-19 pandemic. We conclude by emphasizing the need for more research on the various topics involving resilience in healthcare to strengthen the capacity of the SUS to cope with both daily challenges and future health crises.
DOI: 10.17632/7n36jtcpv3.1
title: Brazilian food images

description: This repository contains labeled images of 20 different classes of Brazilian foods. For each food class, a subset of images has been created. Each subset includes an image of a meal, typically containing multiple foods, and a corresponding segmentation mask for the specific food in the subset. These labeled images can be used for various computer vision tasks, such as object detection, segmentation, and classification. The dataset is particularly useful for research in the field of food recognition and analysis, as well as for developing applications that require knowledge of Brazilian cuisine.
DOI: 10.17632/krj5hfknb5.1
title: A Decentralized Learning Strategy to Restore Connectivity during Multi-agent Formation Control

description: A brief description of the contents is given below. 
 
(i) This folder contains three main script files that demonstrate the performance of our proposed approach in restoring the communication connectivity of a dynamic multi-agent network under the loss of single, double, and triple agent(s), engaged in a formation control mission. Related files: main_consensus_recovery1.m, main_consensus_recovery2.m, main_consensus_recovery3.m; 
(ii) Along with the main files, it contains distinct neural networks to cope with the communication loss of different agents. Related files: trainApredict1.m, trainApredict2.m, trainApredict3.m; 
(iii) Further, the performance of the proposed method is validated even in the presence of localization uncertainties up to some extent. Related file: main_consensus_recovery1_noise.m; 
(iv) Also, a connectivity function is included to calculate the state-dependent connectivity of a dynamic multi-agent system. Related file: CalcConnectivity.m

Note that the data and codes contained in this folder are associated with the paper: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neucom.2022.11.054
DOI: 10.17632/333jfmpvb8.1
title: Residential Precooling on a high-solar grid: Impacts across home designs and California climate zones: Data Repository

description: Data supporting the research for the article "Residential Precooling on a high-solar grid: Impacts across home designs and California climate zones." This study focused on analyzing building precooling in the residential sector in California. We analyze four single-family home designs in 16 climate zones to determine precooling's impact on peak electricity loads, CO2 emissions, and residential electricity costs. use EnergyPlus to simulate 480 distinct precooling schedules as well as a constant setpoint schedule as a reference point over a three month period. We find that for most building types and locations, there exists a precooling schedule that simultaneously reduces all three target variables.

This data repository includes three main datasets. The first dataset includes information on the emissions associated with electricity demand in the CAISO region. This data was generated by tracking emissions and generation from powerplants within the CAISO region, as well as accounting for the trade of electricity between balancing authorities (and the associated traded emissions). The second dataset contains information about the buildings simulated in this study. These buildings came from NREL's ResStock project and are available for download free online. Their properties are summarized in the table included here. The third dataset is a summary of the results of each precooling simulation. These are aggregate results over the three month simulation period, with a separate table for climate zone and building combination. 

Please reach out to ktsanders@usc.edu or steppmay@usc.edu for questions about this dataset.
DOI: 10.17632/s7jf6dv4m4.1
title: Awareness about physiotherapy in headache

description: Physiotherapy is the not only a treatment but it is a more than that. These days people are not much aware about the physiotherapy but they should be awawre about this and take the maximum benefits. It also helps to minimize the habit or addiction of taking the pain killers while feeling pain in the body. But physiotherapy not only decrease the pain but also increases the blood supply to increase the immunity.
DOI: 10.17632/wtsk7yd35s.1
title: Appendixes for the study on AOD role assignment and timing

description: This data includes three Appendixes for the study on AOD role assignment and timing. 
Appendix. A: Topics and instructions for weekly AOD
Appendix. B: Two knowledge tests
Appendix. C: Learning experience questionnaire (LEQ)
DOI: 10.17632/3w52s6k955.1
title: Crack Development in a Physical Model of Undisturbed Expansive Soil Slope  under Wet-Dry Cycles

description: The data presented here investigates the development of cracks and structure in a physical model of undisturbed expansive clay slope and a small core sample subjected to five cycles of wetting and drying. Surface crack development was monitored with digital cameras installed at fixed locations to capture periodic images of the cracking surface. Photographs of the cracking surfaces were then processed through image analysis to quantify the cracks by using the crack intensity factor (CIF) and also to determine the surface area of crack polygons. Crack development at depth was monitored through glass boards installed at the sides of the model tank. Suction probes and moisture probes were installed in the soil to monitor changes in suction and moisture content at various stages of the wet/dry cycles in the physical model. In addition, soil sampling was carried out at the surface at various stages to determine water content by gravimetric method
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22730417
title: Speech-language-hearing therapists’ perceptions of the characteristics of structured assessment tests proposed by current Chilean regulations

description: ABSTRACT Purpose: to analyze the speech-language-hearing therapists’ perception of structured tests proposed by the current Chilean regulations to assess and diagnose language in children. Methods: a questionnaire to assess their perception of three tests (the Test of Auditory Comprehension of Language, the revised Phonological Simplification Processes Assessment Test and the Screening Test of Spanish Grammar). Differences were contrasted with the Friedman test, and the post hoc was compared with the Wilcoxon rank sum test. Also, the Spearman´s rho coefficient was used to study the correlation between scores, setting the confidence level at 5%. Results: the revised Phonological Simplification Processes Assessment Test obtained the highest mean Likert score in most items assessed, except for the question on excessive application time. A total of 91% of participants reported the need for a digital version of the three structured tests. Lastly, the highest and most significant score correlation occurred between the Test of Auditory Comprehension of Language and the Screening Test of Spanish Grammar. Conclusion: the participants’ perceptions of the revised Phonological Simplification Processes Assessment Test are more positive than those of other tests. The participants also believe that the tests should have a digital version.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22730417.v1
title: Speech-language-hearing therapists’ perceptions of the characteristics of structured assessment tests proposed by current Chilean regulations

description: ABSTRACT Purpose: to analyze the speech-language-hearing therapists’ perception of structured tests proposed by the current Chilean regulations to assess and diagnose language in children. Methods: a questionnaire to assess their perception of three tests (the Test of Auditory Comprehension of Language, the revised Phonological Simplification Processes Assessment Test and the Screening Test of Spanish Grammar). Differences were contrasted with the Friedman test, and the post hoc was compared with the Wilcoxon rank sum test. Also, the Spearman´s rho coefficient was used to study the correlation between scores, setting the confidence level at 5%. Results: the revised Phonological Simplification Processes Assessment Test obtained the highest mean Likert score in most items assessed, except for the question on excessive application time. A total of 91% of participants reported the need for a digital version of the three structured tests. Lastly, the highest and most significant score correlation occurred between the Test of Auditory Comprehension of Language and the Screening Test of Spanish Grammar. Conclusion: the participants’ perceptions of the revised Phonological Simplification Processes Assessment Test are more positive than those of other tests. The participants also believe that the tests should have a digital version.
DOI: 10.17632/5mt729gc8j.1
title: Supplemental reference systematic review

description: A table listing all articles included in the review
DOI: 10.17632/g99xss8mjh.1
title: BFT V SRT

description: Compare BFT v SRT
Systematic review
DOI: 10.17632/gf2587v4tj.1
title: Prevalence of Plantar fasciitis in opd vs icu nurses

description: ABSTRACT
Background :This study is about to Prevalence of planter fasciitis in OPD vs ICU nurses.Nurses at hospitals have long-standing plantar fasciitis discomfort.Nurses at hospitals have long-standing plantar fasciitis pain.  . This is a condition of heel due to prolong standing on duty hours .   
Methodology:.The research design was survey study .Total 107 partcipants included only hospital nurses in present study .The demographic characteristics [Name , Age ,Gender ,Height ,Weight ]
Result: Out of 107 participants ,54 OPD nurses and 53 ICU nurses was participate in the study in which 63.26 %OPD nurses as well as 60.71% ICU nurses has symptoms of planter fasciitis .
Conclusion: According to the result obtained from the present study it states that the prevalence of planter fasciitis is more in OPD nurses [63.26%]as compare to ICU nurses [60.71%].As a result ,nurses was educated on planter fasciitis precaution and prevention . 
Key words: Planter fasciitis4r ,ICU ,OPD ,Pain
DOI: 10.17632/tr3y82y2jy.1
title: Socioeconomic Status and Treatment Outcomes for Women with Genito-Pelvic Pain Penetration Disorder: A dataset.

description: Dyspareunia, a common sexual disorder, can be effectively treated through multimodal physiotherapy approaches, including education. However, it's unclear whether socioeconomic factors influence the effectiveness of educational therapies for dyspareunia. This article presents a dataset used in a pilot randomized controlled trial that aimed to investigate any potential correlation between socioeconomic status and the outcomes of a therapeutic educational program for dyspareunia. The study evaluated the impact of the program on 69 women with dyspareunia and measured pain intensity, pain-related outcomes, and sexual functioning over time. Socioeconomic status measurements were collected in February 2022, and the study found no significant correlation between any of the outcomes of the intervention and socioeconomic status measurements. These findings suggest that education is a powerful tool that can improve sexuality outcomes for patients with dyspareunia, regardless of their socioeconomic background.
DOI: 10.17632/7k7r55f4vd.1
title: Supplemental tables for “Low positivity rate and high percentage of non-dermatophyte molds in an analysis of 35,257 fungal nail culture results from a United States national commercial laboratory, 2019–2022”

description: Supplemental tables for “Low positivity rate and high percentage of non-dermatophyte molds in an analysis of 35,257 fungal nail culture results from a United States national commercial laboratory, 2019–2022”
DOI: 10.17632/3d2sxjj9g3.1
title: Raw dataset of Italian wild boar GPS spatial location for the study "Sex-specific seasonal variations of wild boar distance traveled and home range size"

description: The following document contains raw spatial locations collected by means of GPS telemetry on free-ranging wild boar in Central Italy from 2013 to 2020, used in the study entitled "Sex-specific seasonal variations of wild boar distance traveled and home range size". The excel is composed of three sheets: 
#1 individual metadata, #2 GPS spatial locations, and #3 legend.
DOI: 10.17632/fkjjmj57xh.1
title: Prevalence and awareness of Varicose veins among nursing staff in MMDU: A survey study

description: Varicose veins (VV) are elongated, torturous veins of the lower limb. It is distended, swollen, twisted veins that are often greater than 3 millimeters and are most frequently found in the lower extremities. The aim of the study was to find out the prevalence and awareness of varicose veins among nursing staff in MMDU, 209 samples were recruited and were provided with an online questionnaire using google form including questions related to varicose veins prevalence and awareness. At the end of data collection and analysis, it was found that a fair number of participants were aware of Varicose veins.
DOI: 10.17632/rf9byw2fgv.1
title: Prevalence of Plantar fasciitis in opd vs icu nurses

description:      ABSTRACT
Background :This study is about to Prevalence of planter fasciitis in OPD vs ICU nurses.Nurses at hospitals have long-standing plantar fasciitis discomfort.Nurses at hospitals have long-standing plantar fasciitis pain.  . This is a condition of heel due to prolong standing on duty hours .   
Methodology:.The research design was survey study .Total 107 partcipants included only hospital nurses in present study .The demographic characteristics [Name , Age ,Gender ,Height ,Weight ]
Result: Out of 107 participants ,54 OPD nurses and 53 ICU nurses was participate in the study in which 63.26 %OPD nurses as well as 60.71% ICU nurses has symptoms of planter fasciitis .
Conclusion: According to the result obtained from the present study it states that the prevalence of planter fasciitis is more in OPD nurses [63.26%]as compare to ICU nurses [60.71%].As a result ,nurses was educated on planter fasciitis precaution and prevention . 
Key words: Planter fasciitis4r ,ICU ,OPD ,Pain
DOI: 10.17632/nvccbgbk42.1
title: Does Economic Policy Uncertainty Cause Environmental Pollution? Evidence From STIRPAT Approach

description: Stata codes and data set of the data used in the analysis
DOI: 10.17632/x2w58n5t4j.1
title: Pervasive Mobile Payment Adoption and the Decline of Cashiers’ Mathematical Skills

description: This data set helps to investigate how noncash payment affect the rounding up probability of the next cash transaction, a proxy for cashier's mathematical skills, as well as its impact on transaction time of rounded up transactions that require calculations.
The files "main.dta" and "main.do" reveal the main finding. The greater the number of consecutive noncash transactions, the lower the probability of rounding up for the next cash transaction. 
The files "round up possibility.dta" and "round up possibility.do" apply another approach to support this argument.  I construct pairs of transactions that have N (N=2, 3, ..., 10) consecutive cash transactions (noncash=0) or noncash transactions (noncash=1) before. For example, N3=1 means that for this transaction of interest, there are three noncash transactions before it, vice versa, N3=0 means that there are three cash transactions before it. Comparing in pairs with consecutive cash transactions, noncash payment series lowers the probability of rounding up of the next cash transaction.
The files "transaction time.dta" and "transaction time.do" show the time-increasing effect of noncash transactions on the following rounded up transaction by comparing the unit transaction time in pairs.
roundup is a binary variable.  It equals to 1 if the transaction is rounded up.
noncashseries is the number of consecutive noncash payments.
service is the number of consecutive services of a cashier in his or her shift.
item is the number of products purchased.
One may argue that the number of cash or noncash series is endogenous as cashiers may intentionally imply customers to pay in cash or noncash. Therefore, we use a Bartik-type IV, iv, defined as the cash proportion of the whole store before a transaction. Individual cashier has no power to manipulate the population cash-using proportion. The cash proportion affects the noncashseries but has no effect on round up probability.
peakhours, weekends and holidays are subsamples to capture a relatively busy working conditions.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638657
title: A CIRCULAR FOOD ECONOMY MULTICRITERIA DECISION PROBLEM BASED ON THE FITRADEOFF METHOD

description: ABSTRACT The Circular Food Economy is a recent concept referred to co-creative food ecosystems where stakeholders from different echelons work together to improve the chain by using circular economy solutions for managing food loss and waste while increasing stakeholders’ income and reducing the environmental affectation. There is a lack of quantitative information on what should be prioritized when designing circular options considering the actors’ preferences. This study presents an application of the FITradeoff method within the Agri-Food Supply Chain in a multicriteria decision problem of ranking circular economy initiatives using six criteria (CO2 generation, blue-water usage, land usage efficiency, social impact, income, and implementation) and nine hypothetical alternatives artificially created from available data. It explores information regarding preferable alternatives for householders. The results are considered a quantitative starting point for collecting consumers’ preferences as a basis for further research to refine such circular initiatives into more beneficial and attractive ones.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638657.v1
title: A CIRCULAR FOOD ECONOMY MULTICRITERIA DECISION PROBLEM BASED ON THE FITRADEOFF METHOD

description: ABSTRACT The Circular Food Economy is a recent concept referred to co-creative food ecosystems where stakeholders from different echelons work together to improve the chain by using circular economy solutions for managing food loss and waste while increasing stakeholders’ income and reducing the environmental affectation. There is a lack of quantitative information on what should be prioritized when designing circular options considering the actors’ preferences. This study presents an application of the FITradeoff method within the Agri-Food Supply Chain in a multicriteria decision problem of ranking circular economy initiatives using six criteria (CO2 generation, blue-water usage, land usage efficiency, social impact, income, and implementation) and nine hypothetical alternatives artificially created from available data. It explores information regarding preferable alternatives for householders. The results are considered a quantitative starting point for collecting consumers’ preferences as a basis for further research to refine such circular initiatives into more beneficial and attractive ones.
DOI: 10.17632/52b5z7msts.1
title: FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF DOWEL ANGLE ON CFRP ANCHORS

description: We have uploaded Excel spreadsheets containing slip-load curves for both Validation Models and Sensitivity Analysis Models. 
The Validation Models take into account the concrete compressive strength (fcu) as determined in the original experiments, with fcu being either 47.2 MPa or 55.1 MPa depending on the corresponding data. 
For the Sensitivity Analysis, a value of fcu=55.1 MPa is used in all cases. 
Additionally, we have included Atena Science input files, which require an Atena Science license to open and run.
DOI: 10.17632/7zwx6mnpnf.2
title: Dataset of Islamic education teachers' pedagogical competence in classroom teaching

description: The data provide important baseline information on Islamic education teachers' pedagogical competence in classroom teaching at religious schools in Terengganu, Malaysia. This data can be utilized by educators not only in Terengganu but also throughout Malaysia at large. The data can be a valuable resource at investigating the Confirmatory Factor Analysis of Islamic education teachers' pedagogical competence in classroom teaching in Malaysian contexts.

Data set in this study consist of items from five constructs mainly :  Pedagogical knowledge, Pedagogical content, Usability of textbooks, Content technology skills, Language skills and Emotional  care.
DOI: 10.17632/7zwx6mnpnf.1
title: Dataset of Islamic education teachers' pedagogical competence in classroom teaching

description: The data provide important baseline information on Islamic education teachers' pedagogical competence in classroom teaching at religious schools in Terengganu, Malaysia. This data can be utilized by educators not only in Terengganu but also throughout Malaysia at large. The data can be a valuable resource at investigating the Confirmatory Factor Analysis of Islamic education teachers' pedagogical competence in classroom teaching in Malaysian contexts.

Data set in this study consist of items from five constructs mainly :  Pedagogical knowledge, Pedagogical content, Usability of textbooks, Content technology skills, Language skills and Emotional  care.
DOI: 10.17632/7zwx6mnpnf.3
title: Dataset of Islamic education teachers' pedagogical competence in classroom teaching

description: The data provide important baseline information on Islamic education teachers' pedagogical competence in classroom teaching at religious schools in Terengganu, Malaysia. This data can be utilized by educators not only in Terengganu but also throughout Malaysia at large. The data can be a valuable resource at investigating the Confirmatory Factor Analysis of Islamic education teachers' pedagogical competence in classroom teaching in Malaysian contexts.

Data set in this study consist of items from five constructs mainly :  Pedagogical knowledge, Pedagogical content, Usability of textbooks, Content technology skills, Language skills and Emotional  care.