Comprehensive Publication Research Articles

How Does the Comprehensive Social Public Participation Affect Perceptions of Social Justice?

This study reveals the complex effects of the government service perception and different types of the comprehensive social public participation on the comprehensive perception of social justice and its sub-dimensions through OLS regression. Specifically, we find that the government service perception exhibits extremely significant and robust positive effects in all models. At the same time, the impact of different types of the comprehensive social public participation on perceptions of social equity shows significant variability. Rights advocacy participation demonstrates a negative effect in the model of the sense of legal and opportunity equality. This finding that suggests we need to further examine and optimize the advocacy mechanisms. The negative role of communication engagement in all sub-dimension models reveals the inadequacy of information transfer and communication mechanisms in building social trust. In contrast, the positive effect of community participation in the model of the sense of legal and opportunity equality highlights the positive role of communities in promoting social fairness, while the overall positive effect of electoral participation, although weakly significant in some sub-dimensions, suggests the potential value of the electoral system in enhancing the sense of social fairness.

Challenges in Making Inclusive and Comprehensive Public Policy on Ethno-educational Processes

This article presents the results of intercultural processes stemming from challenges in making inclusive and comprehensive public policies on ethno-educational matters based on the current public policies in Latin American countries, particularly Colombia. This qualitative, ethnographic research examined the perceptions of Indigenous educators vis-à-vis (sustituir por: in face of) the contemporary public policies on aboriginal communities. In doing so, this study employed individual and focus-group interviews and drew on a descriptive, analytical design that also considered a systematic review of antecedents to such policies. The findings evidence that the realities of Indigenous classroom practices and approaches are distant from those of urban settings and the principles and norms established in Colombia’s legislation and other countries. Lastly, the study highlights the need for constructing public policies that benefit Indigenous communities in Latin America and Colombia.

Trichloroethylene: An Update on an Environmental Contaminant with Multiple Health Effects.

The halogenated solvent trichloroethylene (TCE) has had many uses in medicine, construction, consumer products, and the military. Many of these uses have been discontinued or restricted due to its toxicity, which affects multiple target organs and includes both acute, high-dose toxicity and chronic, low-dose toxicity that also encompass several cancers. US and international agencies have conducted risk and hazard assessments for TCE, with comprehensive publications coming out in the last 10-15 years. Accordingly, the focus of this article is to review recently published data since that time (i.e., 2014) that clarify unsettled questions or provide additional insights into the metabolism and mechanisms of toxicity of TCE in several target organs. Besides metabolism, the review focuses on the kidneys, liver, immune system, nervous system, cardiovascular and pulmonary systems, the search for biomarkers, and recent analyses of human cancer risk and incidence from TCE exposure.

FutureCite: Predicting Research Articles’ Impact Using Machine Learning and Text and Graph Mining Techniques

The growth in academic and scientific publications has increased very rapidly. Researchers must choose a representative and significant literature for their research, which has become challenging worldwide. Usually, the paper citation number indicates this paper’s potential influence and importance. However, this standard metric of citation numbers is not suitable to assess the popularity and significance of recently published papers. To address this challenge, this study presents an effective prediction method called FutureCite to predict the future citation level of research articles. FutureCite integrates machine learning with text and graph mining techniques, leveraging their abilities in classification, datasets in-depth analysis, and feature extraction. FutureCite aims to predict future citation levels of research articles applying a multilabel classification approach. FutureCite can extract significant semantic features and capture the interconnection relationships found in scientific articles during feature extraction using textual content, citation networks, and metadata as feature resources. This study’s objective is to contribute to the advancement of effective approaches impacting the citation counts in scientific publications by enhancing the precision of future citations. We conducted several experiments using a comprehensive publication dataset to evaluate our method and determine the impact of using a variety of machine learning algorithms. FutureCite demonstrated its robustness and efficiency and showed promising results based on different evaluation metrics. Using the FutureCite model has significant implications for improving the researchers’ ability to determine targeted literature for their research and better understand the potential impact of research publications.

Methodology of Mosaicking and Georeferencing for Multi-Sheet Early Maps with Irregular Cuts Using the Example of the Topographic Chart of the Kingdom of Poland

The Topographic Chart of the Kingdom of Poland (pol. Topograficzna Karta Królestwa Polskiego, commonly referred to as ‘the Quartermaster’s Map’, hereinafter: TKKP) is the first Polish modern topographic map of Poland (1:126,000, 1843). Cartographic historians acclaim its conception by the General Quartermaster of the Polish Army, noting its editorial principles and technical execution as exemplars of the early 19th-century cartographic standards. Today, it stands as a national heritage relic, furnishing invaluable insights into the former Polish Kingdom’s topography. Although extensively utilised in geographical and historical inquiries, the TKKP has yet to undergo a comprehensive geomatic investigation and publication as spatial data services. Primarily, this delay stems from the challenges of mosaicking and georeferencing its 60 constituent sheets, owing to the uncertain mathematical framework and irregular sheet cuts. In 2023, the authors embarked on rectifying this by creating a unified TKKP mosaic and georeferencing the map to contemporary reference data benchmarks. This endeavour involved scrutinising the map’s mathematical accuracy and verifying prior findings. The resultant product is accessible via the ‘Maps with the Past’ platform, developed by the Institute of History of the Polish Academy of Sciences The dissemination of raster data services adhering to OGC standards such as WMTS (Web Map Tile Service), ECW (Enhanced Compression Wavelet), and COG (Cloud Optimized GeoTIFF) facilitates the swift and seamless integration of the generated data into web and GIS tools. The digital edition of the TKKP emerges as a pivotal resource for investigations spanning natural and anthropogenic environmental transformations, sustainable development, and cultural heritage studies.

Comprehensive Public Place Sanitation Evaluation Based on the Complete Component in Community-Based Total Sanitation

Purpose: This study addresses the need for comprehensive analysis of sanitation in public places in Indonesia, particularly focusing on community behavior aspects based on the complete components of Community-Based Total Sanitation (STBM). Recognizing the limitations of previous research, which primarily focused on sanitation facilities and affordability, the research aims to provide a holistic evaluation of public place sanitation to better understand the implementation of sanitary community behavior. Methods: The evaluation of public place sanitation is conducted in various facilities including traditional markets, terminals, stations, and educational institutions such as Islamic boarding schools in Surabaya. A sanitation-inspection instrument, developed based on government regulations, is utilized for the evaluation process. The assessment focuses on different aspects such as physical condition, garbage disposal, bathroom and toilet facilities, waste water disposal, parking, construction, firefighting provisions, medical facilities, and handwashing facilities. Results and Discussion: The findings reveal areas requiring improvement in public place sanitation across different facilities. Railway stations and bus stations exhibit deficiencies in the physical condition of external buildings, garbage disposal, bathroom and toilet facilities, and waste water disposal. Islamic boarding schools necessitate enhancements in parking lots, construction, firefighting provisions, medical rooms, and handwashing facilities. Traditional markets require improvements in construction, clean water supply facilities, firefighting provisions, and medical rooms. The study emphasizes the importance of managerial commitment to enforcing sanitary conditions to meet environmental health requirements in public places. Implications of the Research: The research outcomes have implications for public health policymakers, facility managers, and stakeholders involved in environmental health management. By identifying areas for improvement in public place sanitation, the study provides actionable insights for enhancing community health and well-being. The findings underscore the significance of effective sanitation management practices and highlight the role of stakeholders in ensuring compliance with sanitation standards and regulations. Originality/Value: This study contributes to the existing literature by offering a comprehensive evaluation of public place sanitation based on the complete components of STBM in Indonesia. By addressing the gap in research focusing solely on sanitation facilities and affordability, the research provides a holistic perspective on community-based sanitation behavior. The findings offer practical implications for improving sanitation practices in public places, ultimately enhancing environmental health and community well-being.

Post burn and bilateral inflammatory breast cancer: Three case reports from one patient

Inflammatory Breast Cancer (IBC) is the most aggressive form of primary breast cancer. IBC has an incidence of approximately 2.5 cases per 100,000 women. Malignant neoplasms arising from burn scars are well-known but rarely encountered. The subject was reviewed in a comprehensive publication that reviewed the literature between 1923 and 2007 and found 412 well-documented cases of squamous cell carcinoma (71%), basal cell carcinoma (12%), melanoma (6%), sarcoma (5%), other neoplasms (4%), squamo-basal cell carcinoma (1%), and squamous cell-melanoma (1%). In 2008, two cases were reported by Losanof, et al. both female, who were diagnosed with advanced breast cancer many years after severe thermal injury to their breasts. Bilateral synchronous or metachronous breast cancer is well-known and documented except for IBC. To our knowledge, our search using Medline and other searches did not reveal any post-burn IBC or bilateral IBC cases reported in the literature that occurred till 2006. There are only 2 cases reported in 2010 and 2016. We report our 3 case reports presented from one patient; who was diagnosed in 2006; a case of post-burn breast cancer, and to our knowledge the first case report of post-burn IBC type and a rare case report of bilateral metachronous IBC.

Decoding Waterpipe Tobacco Smoking: A Comprehensive Narrative Review Exploring Mechanics, Health Risks, Regulatory Challenges, and Public Health Imperatives.

Waterpipe tobacco smoking, commonly known as hookah or shisha, has witnessed a surge in popularity globally, particularly among young adults. However, this activity is associated with several issues related to health. This comprehensive narrative review aims to provide a valuable resource for researchers, policymakers, and public health professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of waterpipe tobacco smoking and implement evidence-based strategies to address its challenges. The present article focuses on an in-depth analysis of the health risks associated with waterpipe tobacco smoking. Basedon evidence from the current scientific literature, the review explores the impact of waterpipe smoking on respiratory health, cardiovascular outcomes, and the potential links to infectious diseases. Additionally, the review discusses the emerging evidence on the long-term health consequences, highlighting the need for continued research in this area. Also, it touches on the regulatory challenges surrounding waterpipe tobacco smoking, which were critically examined, emphasizing the gaps and inconsistencies in existing policies. Finally, the review underscores the public health imperatives necessitated by the rise of waterpipe tobacco smoking. The narrative concludes by proposing a holistic approach that integrates scientific evidence, regulatory frameworks, and public health initiatives to mitigate the growing impact of waterpipe tobacco smoking on population health.

Advancing Inclusive Mentoring: An Effective Mentor Training Program Across Comprehensive and R2 Public Universities.

Positive and inclusive mentoring of undergraduate research students, particularly of students from historically underrepresented groups is critical. The Advancing Inclusive Mentoring (AIM) program was developed to share inclusive mentoring practices with mentors at undergraduate-focused campuses and was assessed across five minority-serving universities. Self-ratings of mentorship skill as very- and exceptionally developed increased by 58% after AIM completion, and 93% of participants indicated they were likely to change their mentoring following AIM. While 93% of mentors rated the AIM program as beneficial, and 88% found most or all six modules pertinent to their mentoring, campus variations existed in perceived benefit (87%-100%) and pertinence (80-97%). These results suggest that AIM is effective training for mentors of undergraduate researchers, including those from historically underrepresented groups.

ОСОБЕННОСТИ СОЗДАНИЯ ЭЛЕКТРОННОГО ИЛЛЮСТРИРОВАННОГО ПРИЛОЖЕНИЯ ДЛЯ МНОГОЯЗЫЧНОГО СЛОВАРЯ

The article is devoted to work on multilingual educational dictionaries on medical topics. The features of developing an electronic illustrated application for a multilingual dictionary of clinical terminology are considered. The process of creating a terminological glossary as a comprehensive reference publication that combines linguistic and specialized components (definitions and graphic material on medical topics) is analyzed. The article describes the experience of selecting theoretical and graphic material to create an illustrative application to a multilingual dictionary of clinical terms for Russian and foreign medical students. Possible difficulties that arose in the process of creating an electronic illustrated application were identified and described.

Book Review: Handbook of Open, Distance and Digital Education: Parts I and II

The Handbook of Open, Distance, and Digital Education (ODDE) is a comprehensive publication covering key topics from open and distance education as well as digital education. This book establishes itself as colossus in the realm of distance education literature, spanning seven parts, 80 chapters and 1,437 pages. Covering such an extensive publication within the scope of a single review might not do justice to the significant individual contributions of this work. Consequently, this review pertains only to part I and part II of this book, which involves the first 14 chapters.

COVID-19 crisis era; Engineering interventions in Sub-Saharan Africa

Despite numerous notable contributions by Africans during the Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) outbreak, little effort has been made to document these contributions in a comprehensive publication. Herein this work, an attempt was made to bring together African-based technological interventions proffered in Sub-Saharan Africa during this period. Across Africa generally, different engineering methods were used to develop several contrivances such as ventilators as well as deploying Artificial Intelligence to facilitate contact-free human- human and human-object interactions. Broadly, these approaches center on two key areas which are efforts to mitigate the spread of the infectious disease, and management of the infected, which are the focus of this present work. Indeed, a comprehensive report of these efforts is essential to appraise the contributions of the home-based researchers and to create an archive for future research and decision making across the African continent, thus necessitating the need for this systematic appraisal.

Bibliometric investigation on green human resource management research

PurposeThe paper aims to present the comprehensive picture on green human resource management (GHRM) based upon bibliometric investigation, including different criteria, such as key authors, documents, keywords, bibliographic coupling (BC), etc.Design/methodology/approachBibliometric technique has been used with the application of VOSviewer. Further, the Scopus database has been utilised to extract the research articles.FindingsThe present study has exposed the due relevance of GHRM in the area of human resource management (HRM) for researchers as well as practitioners. The study has revealed that number of citations in the area is high from the researchers of China. Also, Jabbour, C.J.C., has been identified as the lead contributor and author from the area with 43 publications and 1,352 citations. The journal of cleaner production has been identified as the journal with the largest number of publications from the area. Also, prominent keywords used in the area are sustainability, GHRM, environmental management, sustainable environment and HRM.Research limitations/implicationsThe study has offered the comprehensive publication analysis on the area which will assist the researchers in gaining review on topic and development of empirical models. Further, with the utilisation of keywords criterion they can easily explore the publications done in the area. Also, study will help the scholars and researchers to identify the region and countries along with the institutions and universities to pursue research on the GHRM topic.Practical implicationsThe present study will help the mangers to focus on GHRM with more focus to acquire positive consequences for human resource management.Originality/valueThe present paper has presented various new and recent facets associated with the area of GHRM. Previously the similar analysis with bibliometric technique is rarely done with the present Scopus database.

Diamond Open Access: Researcher’s Best Friend or just a Distant Relative?

The costs of Open Access publishing increase year by year (e.g. Zhang et al. 2022). Diamond Open Access (OA), in which journals and platforms do not charge fees to either authors or readers, has been hoped to provide solutions for the current situation. Also, the Council of the EU highlights the importance of Diamond OA in the recent Council Conclusions (8827/23). Various incentives, such as Action Plan for Diamond Open Access, DIAMAS and Craft-OA are established to support the development of Diamond OA. However, do researchers really use Diamond OA publication venues? Is Diamond OA a researcher’s best friend or just a rarely met distant relative? Both international (Bosman et al. 2021) and national level (Frantsvåg 2022) studies have been conducted in relation with Diamond OA. This poster views the phenomenon on a local level by illustrating Diamond OA publishing at the Finnish Aalto University in 2018–2022. Aalto University consists of six schools: School of Arts, Design and Architecture, School of Business, School of Chemical Engineering, School of Electrical Engineering, School of Engineering and School of Science. Aalto Current Research Information System, ACRIS contains the comprehensive publication data of university’s researchers. Information on Diamond OA journals was added to ACRIS journal records in the spring 2023. We identified Diamond OA journals in ACRIS by using Directory of Open Access Journals and journals’ web pages. This information in relation with publication data will form the basis for our analysis. We recognize that information on Diamond OA is incomplete and our results only indicative, since only a third of diamond OA journals are indexed in DOAJ (Bosman et al. 2021). The poster seeks to illustrate the usage of Diamond OA channels from various aspects. How has Diamond OA publishing evolved over the years? Which Diamond OA journals and publishers are the most popular? What are the differences between schools? What is the share of Diamond OA compared with other Open Access types and how has the usage of different Open Access paths evolved?

BALANCING PROFIT AND PLANET: THE RISE OF SUSTAINABLE FINANCE

In the world confronted by pressing environment and social challenges, the intersection of finance and sustainability has become a defining hallmark of our time. The publication “Balancing Profit and planet: The Rise of Sustainable Finance “takes readers on an insightful journey into the heart of this transformative paradigm shift. This comprehensive publication begins by laying the foundation for understanding sustainable finance, elucidating its principle, and examining its far-reaching implications. It explores the profound recognition that profit and planet are not opposing forces but interdependent components of harmonious future. Through a rich tapestry of real-world examples, case studies, and compelling narratives, this publication illuminates the rise of sustainable finance across diverse industries and sectors. It chronicles the journey of responsible investors, forward -thinking businesses, and visionary policymakers who are reshaping the financial landscape. From green bonds that fund renewable energy projects to socially responsible investment funds and ethical banking practices, this guide offers a panoramic view of the multifaceted instrument driving sustainable finance forward. It also highlights the regulatory initiatives and global standards that are shaping the industry trajectory. In addition, “Balancing Profit and Planet” underscore the measurable impact of sustainable finance, not only in terms of financial returns but in addressing global challenges such as climate change, social inequality, and environmental degradation. It reveals how investments in sustainability can yield both economic prosperity and positive societal and environmental outcomes. As this publication culminates, it becomes evident that sustainable finance is not a mere trend but a seismic shift that is here to stay. It is a testament to the power of finance to serve as a force for good, simultaneously generating profits and advancing the cause of the planet. In a world increasingly attuned to sustainability this publication provides readers with a roadmap to navigate this dynamic landscape, forging a future where financial prosperity and planetary well-being are harmoniously balanced.

TRANSFORMASI PUBLIKASI STMKG DIGITAL: PENINGKATKAN SUMBER DAYA MANUSIA UNGGUL DAN PERCEPATAN AKREDITASI INSTITUSI

Improving excellent human resources is an initiative that aims to develop and strengthen individual and collective potential within the BMKG (Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency) organization to make it a leading global player in the fields of meteorology, climatology, geophysics and instrumentation. Excellent human resources in higher education institutions have the potential to conduct quality research and produce quality scientific publications. In this action of change, the integration of the STMKG Digital publication service program, both updating the E-Journal and building the STMKG PRESS publishing media as a single digital-based and indexed account, has been successfully carried out and is the key to the realization of a comprehensive publication information system. The integration of publication services is aimed at improving efficiency and effectiveness in both indexing and digital documents. This transformation will encourage teams involved in this change action plan to collaborate more, effective communication, and writing literacy. The results of this change action are expected to be useful for STMKG's internal interests, namely to facilitate the accreditation preparation process, academic data collection, and the accreditation assessment simulation process. The benefits for BMKG are the implementation of the BMKG 2022-2024 strategic plan and the improvement of superior human resources towards 500 Doctorates and BMKG Global Player.

Alcohol and Tuberculosis: A Comprehensive Public Health Perspective and Case Series Study at a Tertiary Care Hospital

This study focuses on the intersection of alcoholism and pulmonary tuberculosis (PTB) and its implications for public health. Conducted at a tertiary care hospital in Mumbai, the research aimed to identify the impact of alcohol consumption on PTB incidence, severity, and treatment outcomes among adult male patients. A descriptive case series approach was employed to study patients attending the outpatient department (OPD) and inpatient department (IPD) in May and June 2023. The findings revealed a significant association between alcoholism and PTB, with chronic alcoholic patients being more susceptible to TB infection and developing severe complications. Comorbidities such as HIV, uncontrolled diabetes, and hemoptysis were commonly observed in these patients, necessitating comprehensive and integrated healthcare services.

Краниологическое исследование черепов из двух гуннских погребений из Крыма (Усть-Альминский некрополь, IV–V вв. н. э.)

Introduction. The invasion of the Huns in Europe, which became the cause of the Great Migration of peoples, could not but leave a significant archaeological trace. However, only a small number of Hun burials are currently known, most of which were discovered accidentally in the middle of the 20th century, which makes each newly discovered burial unique, and their comprehensive study and publication of individual data is important for subsequent research. Materials and methods. During the excavations in 2021–2022, two Hun burials were discovered in the Ust-Alma necropolis. One of them belonged to a young man, the second to an elderly woman. The good preservation of both skeletons, in particular their skulls, allowed for a complete craniological examination. In addition, a children's Hun skull from the Belyaus settlement was examined, which is in permanent storage at the D. N. Anuchin Research Institute and Museum of Anthropology. Results. As a result of the work carried out, it was found that both individuals from Ust-Alma have the same type of skull deformation – high annular (according to the classification of E.V. Zhirov). However, the deformation methods were probably different. The deformation of the skull of a child from Belyaus is defined as occipital with right-sided asymmetry of the occiput. Craniophenetic data do not indicate the relationship of individuals buried in the Ust-Alminsky burial ground. Craniometric data indicate a mixed origin of the crimean Huns. Conclusion. Due to the small number of Hun burials from Ust-Alma, as well as individual data on Hun skulls in the scientific literature, it is difficult to conduct a statistical analysis based on craniological data. Within the typological approach, for a number of features, the male skull was characterized as Caucasoid, and the female as Mongoloid. Thus, new craniological data on rare Hunnic skulls introduced into scientific circulation will increase the comparative base for further research. @ 2023. This work is licensed under a CC BY 4.0 license

A MULTIDISCIPLINARY ANALYSIS OF AN ANTIQUARIAN DISCOVERY: THE KNARESBOROUGH 1864 HOARD OF LATE ROMAN VESSELS

This is the first comprehensive publication of the Knaresborough 1864 hoard of copper-alloy vessels and tools. A consideration of the circumstances of the hoard’s discovery, along with a biographical account of Thomas Gott (the man who deposited the hoard in the Yorkshire Museum), for the first time enables a case to be made for a findspot. A consideration of the vessels and other objects establishes the hoard as one of the most unusual assemblages of its kind from late Roman Britain. pXRF analysis of the vessels sheds light on their composition. Finally, a discussion of the hoard places it within the international context of late Roman deposition practices.

Complementary and alternative treatments for insomnia disorder: a systematic umbrella review.

Insomnia is a common disorder and cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) is recommended as first-line treatment. However, CBT-I is not widely distributed and infrequently available while medication is not indicated for long-term use. To close this evident gap in supply, alternative treatments could be utilised. High-quality research on this topic is scarce, and there is currently no comprehensive publication on the effectiveness of alternative treatments. To address this pressing question, we systematically summarised the existing research on alternative treatments for insomnia. A comprehensive search of systematic reviews and (network) meta-analyses of randomised controlled trials investigating the efficacy of alternative treatments compared to waiting-list control or placebo in adults with insomnia disorder with or without comorbidities was conducted in PubMed, MEDLINE, PsycInfo, and PsycArticles on December 6, 2022, yielding 391 records. Finally, 15 eligible studies were included. Evidence on acupuncture, exogenous melatonin, mind-body interventions and exercise, repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS), valerian, and light exposure was found. Acupuncture, rTMS and mind-body exercises significantly improved sleep quality and insomnia severity but effects on objectively assessed outcomes were inconclusive. Melatonin led to a reduction in both self-reported and objectively assessed sleep onset latency. Light exposure and valerian did not significantly improve sleep outcomes. Overall, the quality of studies was rated as low. Results indicate that alternative treatments are effective mostly on subjective outcomes. However, evidence on the efficacy of some intervention types is sparse and there is a need for high-quality original studies. Future research could investigate whether combining different alternative treatment aspects with CBT-I improves individual treatment.