cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10042492
title: MORBIMORTALIDADE POR NEOPLASIA DE ESÔFAGO NO ESTADO DO PIAUÍ: ANÁLISE DOS ANOS DE 2018 – 2022

description: INTRODUÇÃO: O câncer de esôfago é uma condição maligna do revestimento interno do esôfago e tem como principais fatores de risco: idade, tabagismo, etilismo, ingesta de vegetais em conserva e de bebidas aquecidas. Destaca-se também os dois principais tipos histológicos Carcinoma Escamoso (CEC) e o Adenocarcinoma. METODOLOGIA: Trata-se de um estudo epidemiológico retrospectivo, de caráter descritivo e natureza quantitativa. Para essa finalidade, foram utilizados os dados disponibilizados pelo Sistema de Informações sobre Morbidade Hospitalar do SUS (SIH/SUS) pertencentes aos casos de Mortalidade Hospitalar por neoplasia de esôfago no estado do Piauí entre os anos de 2018 e 2022. RESULTADOS: Entre os anos de 2018 a 2022, foram internados 939 pacientes, dos quais 464 (49,41%) foram internações eletivas e 475 (50,58%) como urgência. Em 2019, observa-se o maior número de internações. No entanto, em 2018 os valores de serviços hospitalares associados a essas internações foi o mais alto (271.672,21). A média de permanência dos pacientes nos hospitais variou ao longo dos anos. Os óbitos totalizaram 78 ocorrências. A taxa de mortalidade variou consideravelmente em 2018, foi de 4,94%, aumentando progressivamente para 18,33% em 2022.Quanto à faixa etária, a distribuição variou, com a maioria das internações ocorrendo em pacientes com idades entre 50 e 79 anos. DISCUSSÃO: Nesse estudo foi possível discutir as principais descobertas sobre neoplasia de esôfago no Piauí dos últimos cinco anos. Aborda variações em internações, custos hospitalares, mortalidade e características dos pacientes, destacando a necessidade de uma gestão hospitalar adaptável e eficaz. A crescente taxa de mortalidade ao longo dos anos ressalta a importância de avaliar e aprimorar os protocolos de atendimento. Esses resultados são cruciais para orientar políticas de saúde, alocação de recursos e melhorias na qualidade do atendimento, buscando uma prestação de serviços mais eficaz e equitativa. CONCLUSÃO: Este estudo oferece uma análise detalhada das internações hospitalares de 2018 a 2022, destacando variações significativas nos tipos de internações, custos hospitalares, média de permanência, óbitos e características demográficas dos pacientes.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10042493
title: MORBIMORTALIDADE POR NEOPLASIA DE ESÔFAGO NO ESTADO DO PIAUÍ: ANÁLISE DOS ANOS DE 2018 – 2022

description: INTRODUÇÃO: O câncer de esôfago é uma condição maligna do revestimento interno do esôfago e tem como principais fatores de risco: idade, tabagismo, etilismo, ingesta de vegetais em conserva e de bebidas aquecidas. Destaca-se também os dois principais tipos histológicos Carcinoma Escamoso (CEC) e o Adenocarcinoma. METODOLOGIA: Trata-se de um estudo epidemiológico retrospectivo, de caráter descritivo e natureza quantitativa. Para essa finalidade, foram utilizados os dados disponibilizados pelo Sistema de Informações sobre Morbidade Hospitalar do SUS (SIH/SUS) pertencentes aos casos de Mortalidade Hospitalar por neoplasia de esôfago no estado do Piauí entre os anos de 2018 e 2022. RESULTADOS: Entre os anos de 2018 a 2022, foram internados 939 pacientes, dos quais 464 (49,41%) foram internações eletivas e 475 (50,58%) como urgência. Em 2019, observa-se o maior número de internações. No entanto, em 2018 os valores de serviços hospitalares associados a essas internações foi o mais alto (271.672,21). A média de permanência dos pacientes nos hospitais variou ao longo dos anos. Os óbitos totalizaram 78 ocorrências. A taxa de mortalidade variou consideravelmente em 2018, foi de 4,94%, aumentando progressivamente para 18,33% em 2022.Quanto à faixa etária, a distribuição variou, com a maioria das internações ocorrendo em pacientes com idades entre 50 e 79 anos. DISCUSSÃO: Nesse estudo foi possível discutir as principais descobertas sobre neoplasia de esôfago no Piauí dos últimos cinco anos. Aborda variações em internações, custos hospitalares, mortalidade e características dos pacientes, destacando a necessidade de uma gestão hospitalar adaptável e eficaz. A crescente taxa de mortalidade ao longo dos anos ressalta a importância de avaliar e aprimorar os protocolos de atendimento. Esses resultados são cruciais para orientar políticas de saúde, alocação de recursos e melhorias na qualidade do atendimento, buscando uma prestação de serviços mais eficaz e equitativa. CONCLUSÃO: Este estudo oferece uma análise detalhada das internações hospitalares de 2018 a 2022, destacando variações significativas nos tipos de internações, custos hospitalares, média de permanência, óbitos e características demográficas dos pacientes.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10045334
title: Regridded KNMI-RACMO-ECEARTH tasmin-tas-tasmax

description: Dataset KNMI-RACMO-ECEARTH (Bias-adjusted parameters (pr, tas, evappot) for the Netherlands (gridded) from KNMI-RACMO-ECEARTH) regridded to 0.1 degrees on a regular grid using xesmf.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10045552
title: PAINEL DE MONITORAMENTO DA MORTALIDADE PREMATURA (30 A 59 ANOS) EM DECORRÊNCIA DE INFARTO AGUDO DO MIOCÁRDIO NO NORDESTE DO BRASIL, NO PRIMEIRO SEMESTRE DE 2023

description: O monitoramento da mortalidade prematura em decorrência do infarto agudo do miocárdio no nordeste do Brasil no primeiro semestre de 2023 é objeto deste estudo. Com o objetivo de compreender a situação cardiovascular na região, analisa-se a incidência de mortes prematuras por infarto agudo do miocárdio entre indivíduos com idades entre 30 e 59 anos. Utilizando dados epidemiológicos e registros de óbitos, serão identificados padrões, fatores de risco e possíveis variações geográficas. Essas informações permitirão desenvolver estratégias de prevenção mais eficientes e direcionar recursos adequados para a região. O estudo busca fornecer subsídios para políticas públicas de saúde, e espera-se que seus resultados contribuam para a redução da mortalidade prematura por infarto agudo do miocárdio no nordeste do Brasil.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10045553
title: PAINEL DE MONITORAMENTO DA MORTALIDADE PREMATURA (30 A 59 ANOS) EM DECORRÊNCIA DE INFARTO AGUDO DO MIOCÁRDIO NO NORDESTE DO BRASIL, NO PRIMEIRO SEMESTRE DE 2023

description: O monitoramento da mortalidade prematura em decorrência do infarto agudo do miocárdio no nordeste do Brasil no primeiro semestre de 2023 é objeto deste estudo. Com o objetivo de compreender a situação cardiovascular na região, analisa-se a incidência de mortes prematuras por infarto agudo do miocárdio entre indivíduos com idades entre 30 e 59 anos. Utilizando dados epidemiológicos e registros de óbitos, serão identificados padrões, fatores de risco e possíveis variações geográficas. Essas informações permitirão desenvolver estratégias de prevenção mais eficientes e direcionar recursos adequados para a região. O estudo busca fornecer subsídios para políticas públicas de saúde, e espera-se que seus resultados contribuam para a redução da mortalidade prematura por infarto agudo do miocárdio no nordeste do Brasil.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10034835
title: Forest reorganisation effects on fuel moisture content can exceed changes due to climate warming in wet temperate forests

description: 48-year modelled dataset of below canopy fuel moisture content (FMC) for field sites established in wet temperate eucalypt forests in south-eastern Australia (allsites.csv). Raw hourly data for input to the model (hrlyallsitesgit.csv).
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10034836
title: Forest reorganisation effects on fuel moisture content can exceed changes due to climate warming in wet temperate forests

description: 48-year modelled dataset of below canopy fuel moisture content (FMC) for field sites established in wet temperate eucalypt forests in south-eastern Australia (allsites.csv). Raw hourly data for input to the model (hrlyallsitesgit.csv).
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10045581
title: Forest reorganisation effects on fuel moisture content can exceed changes due to climate warming in wet temperate forests

description: 48-year modelled dataset of below canopy fuel moisture content (FMC) for field sites established in wet temperate eucalypt forests in south-eastern Australia (allsites.csv). Raw hourly data for input to the model (hrlyallsitesgit.csv).
DOI: 10.5066/p9tuqepp
title: Geologic map of the Pitatus region of the moon

description: The surface of the moon is heterogenous. Similar surface materials are grouped into map units by means of telescope observations, study of lunar photographs, and photometric measurements. Each map unit has lateral continuity and limited range of physiographic characteristics and optical properties (mainly albedo, the reflectivity under full moon illumination). Such units are equivalent to the rock stratigraphic formations of terrestrial geology. By application of the principles of superposition and intersection, these formations have been arranged in order of relative age and grouped into time stratigraphic units. Following terrestrial convention, the major time-stratigraphic units are designated systems; corresponding to these are periods of time. The type localities of most of the systems are in the v1cinity of Mare Imbrium. Assignment of some of the rock stratigraphic units in the Pitatus region to the systems established in the imbrium region is still uncertain.
DOI: 10.26181/22260031
title: Online Siar Dictionary

description: Research Centre for Linguistic Typology. <br> Relation: Documentation of Siar.
DOI: 10.26181/22260031.v1
title: Online Siar Dictionary

description: Research Centre for Linguistic Typology. <br> Relation: Documentation of Siar.
DOI: 10.26181/22283806
title: Digital Colonial Documents

description: The Digital Colonial Documents Project (India) is intended to promote study of the rare seminal documents which were influential in the formation of the notions of nation, state and culture during the colonial period. The project makes available rare colonial documents as searchable internet documents. <br> This project is a joint project of La Trobe University, Curtin University, The University of New England and the University of Sydney. It is supported by funding from the Australian Research Council. <br> Currently all of the documents in the links on the left are available to browse or search. We are also still working on issues to do with images in some of the documents and further documents which we hope to add to the project website. <br> Last Updated: 25 July, 2006<br>
DOI: 10.26181/22283806.v1
title: Digital Colonial Documents

description: The Digital Colonial Documents Project (India) is intended to promote study of the rare seminal documents which were influential in the formation of the notions of nation, state and culture during the colonial period. The project makes available rare colonial documents as searchable internet documents. <br> This project is a joint project of La Trobe University, Curtin University, The University of New England and the University of Sydney. It is supported by funding from the Australian Research Council. <br> Currently all of the documents in the links on the left are available to browse or search. We are also still working on issues to do with images in some of the documents and further documents which we hope to add to the project website. <br> Last Updated: 25 July, 2006<br>
DOI: 10.26181/22261774
title: Data-set for Self Advocacy and Inclusion: what can be learned from speaking up over the years. A series of five life stories of members of Reinforce

description: This data-set contains a series of five life stories of members of Reinforce, the oldest self advocacy group in Victoria. It represents one of the outcomes of a collaborative research project between the Living with Disability Research Centre (Latrobe University) and the Reinforce History Group, which was a collaborative group formed to work on the ARC Linkage project ‘Self Advocacy and Inclusion: What can be learned from speaking up over the years’. The group consisted of Amanda Hiscoe, Colin Hiscoe, Janice and John Slattery, Norrie Blythman, Jane Rosengrave (Hauser) and the late David Banfield from Reinforce and Professor Christine Bigby, Dr Patsie Frawley (La Trobe University) and Dr Paul Ramcharan (RMIT). These life stories were produced over two years of collaboration with members of the history group and the historian Dr David Henderson (La Trobe University) <br> The titles of the life stories are "David Banfield and Norrie Blythman Life Story", Life as a Married Couple", Free as a Bird at Last", "Colin Hiscoe's Life Story" and "A Day in my Shoes: Amanda Hiscoe's Life Story".
DOI: 10.26181/22261774.v1
title: Data-set for Self Advocacy and Inclusion: what can be learned from speaking up over the years. A series of five life stories of members of Reinforce

description: This data-set contains a series of five life stories of members of Reinforce, the oldest self advocacy group in Victoria. It represents one of the outcomes of a collaborative research project between the Living with Disability Research Centre (Latrobe University) and the Reinforce History Group, which was a collaborative group formed to work on the ARC Linkage project ‘Self Advocacy and Inclusion: What can be learned from speaking up over the years’. The group consisted of Amanda Hiscoe, Colin Hiscoe, Janice and John Slattery, Norrie Blythman, Jane Rosengrave (Hauser) and the late David Banfield from Reinforce and Professor Christine Bigby, Dr Patsie Frawley (La Trobe University) and Dr Paul Ramcharan (RMIT). These life stories were produced over two years of collaboration with members of the history group and the historian Dr David Henderson (La Trobe University) <br> The titles of the life stories are "David Banfield and Norrie Blythman Life Story", Life as a Married Couple", Free as a Bird at Last", "Colin Hiscoe's Life Story" and "A Day in my Shoes: Amanda Hiscoe's Life Story".
DOI: 10.26181/22187890
title: Data collected for study on Maple trees in Pennsylvania (USA)

description: Data collected for a study of maple trees in Pennsylvania (USA) between 2013 and 2016 and incorporated into a manuscript accepted for publication in PLOS ONE (June 2016).
DOI: 10.26181/22187890.v1
title: Data collected for study on Maple trees in Pennsylvania (USA)

description: Data collected for a study of maple trees in Pennsylvania (USA) between 2013 and 2016 and incorporated into a manuscript accepted for publication in PLOS ONE (June 2016).
DOI: 10.26181/22261816
title: Data-set for "Prescribed burning consumes key forest structural components: implications for landscape heterogeneity"

description: Prescribed burning to achieve management objectives is a common practice in fire-prone regions worldwide. Structural components of habitat that are combustible and slow to develop are particularly susceptible to change associated with prescribed burning. We used an experimental, 'whole of landscape' approach to investigate the effect of differing patterns of prescribed burning on key habitat components (logs, stumps, dead trees, litter cover, litter depth and understorey vegetation). Twenty-two landscapes (each ~100 ha) were selected in a dry forest ecosystem in southeast Australia. Experimental burns were conducted in 16 landscapes (stratified by burn extent) while six served as untreated controls. We measured habitat components prior to and after burning. Landscape burn extent ranged from 22-89% across the 16 burn treatments. With the exception of dead standing trees (no change), all measures of habitat components declined as a consequence of burning. The degree of loss increased as the extent to which a landscape was burnt also increased. Prescribed burning had complex effects on the spatial heterogeneity (beta diversity) of structural components within landscapes. Landscapes that were more heterogeneous pre-fire were homogenized by burning, while those that were more homogenous pre-fire tended to display greater differentiation post-burning. Thus, the notion that patch mosaic burning enhances heterogeneity at the landscape-scale depends on prior conditions. These findings have important management implications. Where prescribed burns must be undertaken, effects on important resources can be moderated via control of burn characteristics (e.g. burn extent). Longer-term impacts of prescribed burning will be strongly influenced by the return interval, given the slow rate at which some structural components accumulate (decades to centuries). Management of habitat structural components is important given the critical role they play in: (1) provision of habitat resources for diverse organisms; (2) retention of moisture and nutrients in otherwise dry, low-productivity systems; and (3) carbon storage.
DOI: 10.26181/22261816.v1
title: Data-set for "Prescribed burning consumes key forest structural components: implications for landscape heterogeneity"

description: Prescribed burning to achieve management objectives is a common practice in fire-prone regions worldwide. Structural components of habitat that are combustible and slow to develop are particularly susceptible to change associated with prescribed burning. We used an experimental, 'whole of landscape' approach to investigate the effect of differing patterns of prescribed burning on key habitat components (logs, stumps, dead trees, litter cover, litter depth and understorey vegetation). Twenty-two landscapes (each ~100 ha) were selected in a dry forest ecosystem in southeast Australia. Experimental burns were conducted in 16 landscapes (stratified by burn extent) while six served as untreated controls. We measured habitat components prior to and after burning. Landscape burn extent ranged from 22-89% across the 16 burn treatments. With the exception of dead standing trees (no change), all measures of habitat components declined as a consequence of burning. The degree of loss increased as the extent to which a landscape was burnt also increased. Prescribed burning had complex effects on the spatial heterogeneity (beta diversity) of structural components within landscapes. Landscapes that were more heterogeneous pre-fire were homogenized by burning, while those that were more homogenous pre-fire tended to display greater differentiation post-burning. Thus, the notion that patch mosaic burning enhances heterogeneity at the landscape-scale depends on prior conditions. These findings have important management implications. Where prescribed burns must be undertaken, effects on important resources can be moderated via control of burn characteristics (e.g. burn extent). Longer-term impacts of prescribed burning will be strongly influenced by the return interval, given the slow rate at which some structural components accumulate (decades to centuries). Management of habitat structural components is important given the critical role they play in: (1) provision of habitat resources for diverse organisms; (2) retention of moisture and nutrients in otherwise dry, low-productivity systems; and (3) carbon storage.
DOI: 10.26181/22188145
title: Modelled hydrologic metrics for rivers of the Murray-Darling Basin

description: Dataset containing modelled hydrologic metrics for river segments across the MDB. The file includes the field SegmentNo for linking to the Australian Hydrological Geofabric (available from http://www.bom.gov.au/water/geofabric/download.shtml (accessed 12 May 2017). Field names match the Flow metrics in Table 1 of Bond and Kennard (2017).
DOI: 10.26181/22188145.v1
title: Modelled hydrologic metrics for rivers of the Murray-Darling Basin

description: Dataset containing modelled hydrologic metrics for river segments across the MDB. The file includes the field SegmentNo for linking to the Australian Hydrological Geofabric (available from http://www.bom.gov.au/water/geofabric/download.shtml (accessed 12 May 2017). Field names match the Flow metrics in Table 1 of Bond and Kennard (2017).
DOI: 10.26181/22188295
title: Identifying core outcome domains for communication about childhood vaccination: a modified Delphi survey

description: This dataset includes a copy of a Delphi survey and de-identified participant responses. The survey was administered online over two rounds in June-July 2016. Participants were parents or community members, healthcare providers, researchers or government or NGO representatives interested or involved in communication related to childhood vaccination. The purpose of the survey was to prioritise outcome categories to measure the effects of different types of vaccination communication, leading to the development of core outcome domain sets.
DOI: 10.26181/22188295.v1
title: Identifying core outcome domains for communication about childhood vaccination: a modified Delphi survey

description: This dataset includes a copy of a Delphi survey and de-identified participant responses. The survey was administered online over two rounds in June-July 2016. Participants were parents or community members, healthcare providers, researchers or government or NGO representatives interested or involved in communication related to childhood vaccination. The purpose of the survey was to prioritise outcome categories to measure the effects of different types of vaccination communication, leading to the development of core outcome domain sets.