Hard Job Research Articles

A Novel Method for Inshore Ship Detection in Remote Sensing Images using FFT via Pose Estimation

It's a hard job to detect a ship these days. Even with the growth of technology to detect a vessel in the Shore using high-resolution satellite image software, it is still regarded a complicated and difficult job. Because of the various amounts of storms and factors accessible in the harbor sensing this sort of forms these days have become challenging duties. Some of the most common methods that are being used for detecting these types of ships include, 1) Possible pose estimation technique depending upon RGA 2) Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) 3) Pose weighted voting of ship 4) Score map post-processing. These methods are mainly used for increasing the effectively of the detecting techniques. In the technique which uses the technology of RGA and depending upon this the possible pose estimation is being made. This method clearly States how the ship can be easily found within a harbor by using various types of pixel pairs with various types of directions and size. In order to increase the effectiveness of various types of destructor and interferences are being used to determine the fast Fourier transform technique. Along with that they also used the score map post processing technology.

Guru Sebagai Role Model Pribadi yang Baik dalam Pendidikan dan Pembelajaran di Kelas

This article aims to find out teachers as role models in education and learning in the classroom. This research approach is a qualitative approach with the method used in this article literature study. This research is a type of research that collects data from literature. Primary data was obtained from reading reference books, journals, and websites. Data analysis with the stages of data analysis of the Miles and Huberman model with stages of data reduction, data presentation, and verification or conclusion. The validity test of data in qualitative research includes internal validity, external validity, reliability, and objectivity tests. The findings of this research are that for a teacher to be able to carry out the mandate given to him; he must always get closer to Allah SWT. Being a teacher is a hard job, but in this way the position of a teacher becomes noble. For a teacher to be able to carry out his role well, they must be able to be role models for their students. Teachers must be good individuals who are always the Qur'an and Hadith as a guide in doing and behaving. Some of the behaviors that must be possessed by teachers to become a role for their students include teachers must have strong faith, teachers must have good work quality, and teachers must be useful to others.

After the election, the hard job in health

After the election, the hard job in health

The nature of the ordinary job title reform to hard and harmful job titles claim in the light of the procedure of the Administrative Court of Justice

The nature of the ordinary job title reform to hard and harmful job titles claim in the light of the procedure of the Administrative Court of Justice

The experiences of living with a suicidal family member, and the impact on daily life: A systematic review and meta-aggregation.

Because of the pivotal role that family members play in caring for their suicidal relative, insight into their experiences is necessary to develop good support for them. This systematic review aimed to aggregate qualitative research examining the experiences of family members living with their suicidal relative, and their impact on daily life. Systematic searches, covering the period 2000-2022, were conducted in Medline, Embase, PsycINFO, Ovid Nursing database and CINAHL. The JBI-QARI meta-aggregation approach and the PRISMA guidelines were followed. Eleven studies met the inclusion criteria. Six themes were identified: The hard job of managing the risk of suicide; contributing to the relative's survival; struggling with professional care; being in a lonely position; pressure on relationships; and disruption of well-being. The constant worry of losing their relative and ever-present vigilance dominates their lives in such a way that their well-being may be decreased. Professionals often overlook family members, which leads to feelings of powerlessness and loneliness. Collaborating with families in treatment, allowing them to share information and supporting them in the care at home may lead to better outcomes for both the family and their suicidal relative.

Unleashing the power of teacher’s wellbeing and selfcare

Teachers’ personal and professional life depends heavily on their health and self-care. This article examines the value of teacher wellbeing and self-care, educators’ difficulties, and the possible advantages of putting their physical, mental, and emotional health first. The many challenges teachers face can have an impact on their wellness. Teachers frequently struggle to maintain a healthy work-life balance because of the hard job, long hours, and time limits. Additionally, the emotional demands of the job, such as handling difficult circumstances or managing student behavior problems, might result in elevated stress levels. These issues are made more difficult by scarce resources, a lack of support networks, and a culture that puts teacher wellbeing last. Schools and higher tertiary institutions may establish a happy and encouraging environment that improves overall student results by recognizing and addressing the wellbeing of instructors. This paper will encourage teachers to release the power of self-care and prioritize their wellbeing. This research paper focused on the benefits of teachers’ wellbeing and self-care, the common challenges teachers face, and strategies for promoting teachers’ wellbeing and self-care. A qualitative secondary data research approach was used in data collection, which uncovered numerous elements that significantly impact teachers’ wellbeing.

Intelligent Stock Price Fusion in Mobile Industries

In the tough cell phone business, guessing phone­ prices right is a key but hard job for new companies. Joining different types of info to look at stock prices may help, but we need strong ways to see how phone things and their costs tie together. This study wants to make stock price checking better in the cell phone busine­ss by using ways to join info. The work looks for strong ties between many phone things like memory, camera details, and screen size and how they affect the price. To fix this, very careful work was done to clean and fix the info. The Quadratic Discriminant Analysis rule­ was then used, along with top classifiers, for saying what will happen. Our findings demonstrate the QDA model's ability to detect subtle patterns and nonlinear correlations in the mobile phone data set. The model's resilience and predictive ability are demonstrated through visualizations such as ROC AUC and Precision-Recall curves. Comparative analyses with current approaches highlight the higher performance of the suggested data fusion approach. The use of QDA in data fusion models demonstrates its versatility in capturing complicated interactions, resulting in nuanced insights into mobile phone price factors. This study adds an improved prediction framework for mobile phone price analysis, which is critical for new enterprises looking to gain a competitive advantage in the volatile mobile industry.

PENGARUH PENGGUNAAN CHAT GPT SEBAGAI CONTENT CREATION DALAM MEMBANGUN PERSEPSI KONSUMEN TERHADAP STRATEGI PEMASARAN UMKM

This paper delves into the effects of the society 5.0 period, particularly looking at how AI technology, and Chat GPT in particular, have contributed to societal development. Rapid advancements in artificial intelligence have been made with the release of Chat GPT, the newest breakthrough from Open AI. It can solve a number of hard jobs. Nonetheless, Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) become an essential response to the severe lack of employment opportunities and the high level of artificial intelligence (AI), particularly in the context of Chat GPT in Indonesia. Technology, and more specifically Chat GPT as a content production tool, provide problems for micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) when trying to reach clients online. Chat GPT offers speed and cost efficiency to MSMEs' marketing tactics, but it also raises questions about the future of human work. In light of these dynamics, the question of how society and the government might assist MSMEs in adapting to technological change must be given considerable thought. This study highlights the need of balancing technical innovation with economic sustainability, managing social effect in this age of sophisticated technology, and connecting the use of Chat GPT in content production with MSMEs marketing strategies.

The Differences in Individual-psychological Properties Of Students-journalists and Professional Journalists

Background: This article delves into the examination of distinctions in personal traits, professional qualities, and professional self-esteem between seasoned journalists and aspiring student journalists. Numerous studies have undertaken comparisons between student and professional individuals across various domains, but not in journalists. Methods: The study involved a sample of 48 students and 48 established journalists, with average ages of 19 and 25 years, respectively. Participants were subjected to a battery of tests, including Rusalov’s Temperament Structure Questionnaire, Cattell’s Sixteen Personality Factor Questionnaire, the “Motivation of Professional Activity” method by Zamfir K., “Motivation for Career” method by Noe A., Noe R., Bachhuber D., Zakirzyanova L.A.’s method for Assessing Journalist Professionalism, Kalina N.F.’s method for Evaluating Social Intelligence, among others. Results: We found no disparities in temperament attributes, personal characteristics, and social aptitudes between these two groups. Differences were observed only in certain aspects of self-esteem, such as operational activity and self-esteem of result. Specifically, these differences concern the assessment of hard skills, job satisfaction, and professional responsibility. All the aforementioned aspects were found to be more pronounced in professional journalists compared to their student counterparts. Conclusion: The demarcation between students and professional journalists encompasses variations in personal competencies and self-esteem, which form the core of one’s professional self-concept. However, significant differences in personality traits between students and professional journalists were not identified in this research.

Blue economy versus sea mining: A model of sea territory management that synergized economic growth and sustainable development

Bangka Belitung Province is an archipelago that has sea areas that need to be managed. The management of this sea area is a hard job for the Bangka Belitung Islands Province. Bangka Belitung Province is a producer of tin as a driving force for economic growth. Economic growth is the goal of implementing sustainable development. This study aims to plan a management model for tin-producing marine areas. Management of sea areas of tin-producing areas as a locomotive for economic growth. Where this economic growth still pays attention to sustainable development. The method used in this study is qualitative. There are three data collection techniques interviews, literature review, and observation. The research results are in the form of an appropriate model to be used as a recommendation for the Regional Government. We use this reference to increase economic growth. Regional economic growth still pays attention to the realization of sustainable development. The selection of informants in this study used purposive and snowball sampling methods. The results of the study found that the Bangka Belitung Islands Province Regional Regulation No. 3 of 2020. It is about Zoning Plans for Coastal Areas and Small Islands. That rule should be used as a basis for formulating a Management Model for marine areas in Bangka Belitung. Another finding from this study is the formulation of economic sectors. The Blue Economy in supporting the realization of sustainable development. There is a need for synergy from all stakeholders to put in place PERDA No. 3 of 2020.

Impact of Various Risk Factors on the Positive Fecal Immunochemical Test for Colorectal Cancer in the Iranian Population.

Background: Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the most prevalent cancer with high mortality worldwide. We aimed to evaluate the incidence of CRC based on the positive fecal immunochemical test (FIT) result in the Iranian population. Methods: The present study was conducted on the health assessment data recorded in the SINA (Integrated Health Information System) in 2018 and 2019 from individuals who had participated in the national program, including asymptomatic people aged 50-69 years or had risk factors of CRC such as family or past personal history of CRC as well as symptomatic individuals, for the early detection and prevention of CRC in Mashhad, Iran. Results: The study participants included 140,463 eligible individuals, of whom 8258 (5.88%) and 145 (2.21%) were positive for FIT and diagnosed with colon cancer, respectively. Unfortunately, only 654 people had undergone colonoscopy. Our results indicated that age, fast food intake (≥two units per day), family history of CRC in first or second-degree relatives, some gastrointestinal diseases such as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and CRC, as well as bleeding per anus, constipation, abdominal cramp, and losing body weight were associated with increased risk of positive FIT. However, some other factors, including having a hard job, physical activity, and Iranian nationality (compared to non-Iranians), were associated with a low risk of positive FIT screening tests for CRC. Conclusion: A high number of high-risk persons in Mashhad were positive for the FIT test in 2018-2019, and many of them were diagnosed with CRC, according to the colonoscopy results. Therefore, screening is highly recommended as the first step in the early detection of CRC.

Effect of resilience training on stress coping strategies among employees engaged in hard jobs during COVID-19 pandemic.

In recent years, the stress caused by the Covid-19 Pandemic has increased on the stress of working in difficult jobs, in this research resilience and coping styles focus on responding to stress. The present study aimed to examine the effect of resilience training on coping strategies during the COVID-19 pandemic by holding resilience-training sessions. This is a quasi-experimental study with a pretest-posttest control group design. The statistical population included all married personnel of Kavir Steel Complex, Aran and Bidgol County. In total, 30 couples were randomly selected and divided into case and control groups (n = 15 couples per group). In this study, Henderson and Milstein's resilience training package was used for resilience training; two basic assumptions of variance homogeneity of posttest error of coping strategies and homogeneity of regression line slope between pretests and posttests were examined. For data analyzing, we used SPSS Version 25. The results showed resilience training increased application of problem-oriented coping strategies (p < .01, SE = 1.88, Δx̄ = 10.19) and decreased application of emotion-oriented (p < .01, SE = 1.69, Δx̄ = 8.65) and avoidance (p < .01, SE = 1.86, Δx̄ = 4.15) coping strategies among the personnel. Moreover, the interaction effect of group and gender was only significant on emotion-oriented strategies at .05 (p < .05, F = 6.51). Analyzing the results showed that problem-oriented coping strategies, in contrast to avoidant and emotion-oriented strategies, positively controlled stress. The ability to deal with stressors is critical to daily functioning, adaptation, and mental and physical health. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2023 APA, all rights reserved).

Prevalence of Musculoskeletal Disorders and Ergonomic Risk Factors among Firefighters

Background: Injury to the musculoskeletal system or the human body's ability to move is known as a musculoskeletal disorder (i.e. muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves, discs, blood vessels, etc.). Firefighting is a physically hard and dangerous job. Firefighters carry out emergencies and prevent fire and respond to disaster. Workers who deal with fireworks often have musculoskeletal disorders. Aim: To investigated the prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders and ergonomic risk factors among firefighters. Methodology: Nordic musculoskeletal questionnaire was used to report musculoskeletal disorders in 106 firefighters and quick exposure check (QEC) questionnaire was used in 20 firefighters for 3 different tasks to evaluate the ergonomic risk factors. Results: Firefighters experienced low back pain as major pain in last 12 months followed by shoulder and neck pain. Low back pain along with knee pain caused trouble in working in last 12 months. While pain in last 7 days were low back pain followed by knee and upper back pain. Task of lifting ladders on shoulder was the major ergonomic risk factor for developing musculoskeletal disorders as compared to holding up hose and folding the hose task. Conclusion: High prevalence was shown in low back, knees, neck and shoulder. Lifting up ladders on shoulder task leads to ergonomic risk for development of musculoskeletal disorders. Keywords: Firefighters, musculoskeletal disorders, ergonomic risk factors, QEC (quick exposure check), Nordic musculoskeletal questionnaire.

Association between Organizational, Biomechanical, Hard Physical and Psychosocial Risk Factors and Job-related Musculoskeletal Problem Disorder: A Systematic Literature Review

Basic aim of this systematic review paper is to overview the ergonomics risk factors associated with jobs and enumerate the associations between risk factors such as organizational, psychosocial, biomechanical, hard physical job risk factor and work-related musculoskeletal problems. PRISMA methodology for paper selection is adopted and selects 103 papers from springer and Elsevier, published during 2001 to 2021. Books and review papers are excluded from the review. Ergonomics risk factors of MPD issues such as palm pain, hand-wrist pain, arm pain, shoulder stretching and pain, neck pain, lower back pain, back bent, knee pain and foot pain among the workers of various industries. Out of 103 studies, link between WMPD and biomechanical risk factors is 30%, with psychosocial risk factors is 30%, with organizational risk factors is 26% and with physical job is 14%. As review indicates the association of ergonomic risk factors with work related MPD. There must be ergonomic interventions to overcome these MPD issues. Training and exercises must be guided to employees. Correct posture, sitting and standing positions to avoid associated job risk must be communicated to employees. There must be effective communication among employees and management to take an effective decision to resolve ergonomic risk factors associated with jobs.

The Impact of Nurses Job Stress Level on Patients Care in Tertiary Care Hospital

Nursing is dynamic in nature and nurses are often in high level of job stress because of hard job, work load and burden of responsibilities. These stressors can have negative effect on patient care. The focus of study was to evaluate the correlation of nurses’ job stress and quality of care delivered to patients. Objective: To assess the nurses job stress level and the association of job stress and patient care at tertiary care hospital. Methods: The descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted with 144 participants working in tertiary care hospital. The nurses were selected via convenient sampling technique. The duration of study was 6 months. The data were collected by demographic characteristics, Caring Dimension Inventory (CDI-25) and NIOSH Generic Job Stress Questionnaire. Results: The results of this study showed that numbers of females were more 126 (87.5%) and majority of participants in age limit of 21-30 were 92 (63.9%). Most of the participants were bachelor degree holder 137 (95.1) and official job holders were 127 (88.2) at that institute. Large numbers of participants were bed side nurses 124 (86.1%). Most of the nurses felt moderate level of job stress (76.4%) and provide poor patient care (43.1%). The p-value of 0.001 was indication of the conclusion that there were association between nurses’ job stress and patient care delivered to patient. Conclusions: There was significant relation between the job stress and patient care. The job stress had negative effect on patient care delivered to patient by nurses. It also reduced the nurses’ performance which maybe factor of poor patients’ outcome

The Role of Students’ Beliefs, Parents' Educational Level, and The Mediating Role of Attitude and Motivation in Students’ Mathematics Achievement

Investigating factors affecting students’ academic performance seems a hard job for researchers on the empirical front. Beliefs, parents' educational background, motivation, and attitudes have been proven significantly influence achievement. However, concurrent research on the relationship among these variables seems scarce. Therefore, to contribute to this gap in knowledge, the purpose of this study is to examine the structural relationships among beliefs, parents' educational level, attitude, motivation, and achievement in mathematics learning. We selected 30 classes randomly from six schools in Surabaya, Indonesia. This study involved 894 fifth- and sixth-grade students (448 boys and 446 girls). Structural equation modeling results showed that this model predicts students’ achievement in mathematics (R2 = 0.49). Beliefs are positively associated with students’ achievement (β = 0.20, p < 0.001), attitude (β = 0.82, p < 0.001), and motivation (β = 0.68, p < 0.001). Parents' educational level is positively associated with achievements (β = 0.17, p < 0.001) and motivation (β = 0.07, p = 0.04). Beliefs were indirectly associated with achievements through attitude (β = 0.31, p < 0.001) and motivation (β = 0.08, p = 0.01). The indirect association between parents' educational level and achievement through motivation was insignificant. This study is valuable because it helps unpack the relationship between beliefs, parents' educational level, attitudes, motivation, and achievement.

Mentorship and Scientific Writing

Mentorship and Scientific Writing

Mentorship and Scientific Writing

Mentorship and Scientific Writing

Developing as an early-career clinician academic after a baby

AbstractBalancing career and family is a hard job for everyone. Academic life with multiple and conflicting demands on our time necessitates prioritizing among responsibilities. This resonates especially for a woman academic who takes care of a baby. The speaker will address specific challenges of mothers who are in both academia and clinical practice, give reflections and elaborate on patterns and ways of dealing with this challenge. The talk is hoped to promote awareness and discussion on addressing the inner and outer sources and planning one’s own way on a career path.Disclosure of InterestNone Declared

THE SIDE EFFECTS OF SCHOOL

I’m sometimes told that I have no right to talk about education, because I’m not, and have never been a teacher. I’ve never managed a class, nor had to balance the needs of over 30 young people with delivering the curriculum. It’s true. Teachers have a very hard job, and I haven’t done it.