Interpersonal Communication Research Articles

Digital Technology in Healthcare—An Ethical Overview

This overview of ethical aspects of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare is organized according to major types of medical activities. It discusses important ethical problems in (1) diagnostic uses of AI such as image interpretation and text interpretation, (2) the use of AI as decision support or even as decision-maker, (3) its use for treatment, for instance in robotic surgery, exoskeletons, virtual psychotherapy and therapeutic robots (care robots), and (4) the use of AI for healthcare documentation and communication. Summing up, we emphasize two major challenges in the introduction of AI that should concern not only healthcare professionals but also higher level decision-makers such as politicians and hospital directors. The first of these is the need to retain human contacts between patients and healthcare, in particular contacts that are conducive to patient health and well-being. The second is the need to ensure that the introduction of AI in healthcare does not create or exacerbate injustices in healthcare. This can happen if prevalent human biases are encoded in AI tools. It can also occur if people with less money have to use inexpensive AI tools such as virtual psychotherapists whereas the well-to-do have access to a human psychotherapist. On the other hand, AI tools can be used to provide better healthcare to all who need it, and they can also be programmed to avoid biases and other mistakes that humans are prone to. The article concludes with brief summaries of the articles in the special issue on AI in healthcare that it introduces.

"They forget that I'm a human being"-ward round communication with older patients living with frailty and informal caregivers: a qualitative study.

Skilful communication prompts quality patient care. Informal caregivers occupy a crucial role when caring for hospitalised older patients living with frailty. However, skilful communication with both patients and informal caregivers during ward rounds has not been studied. Thus, we aimed to explore communication preferences of patients and informal caregivers during ward rounds. We conducted semi-structured interviews with hospitalized patients and informal caregivers until information redundancy occurred. We used inductive coding of the transcribed interviews followed by a reflexive thematic analysis. The study included 15 patients and 15 informal caregivers. Patients had a median age of 85years (range 75-100years) and seven patients were females. Informal caregivers' median age were 45years (range 38-80years) and 13 were females. Three themes were generated: (1) building relationships and conveying information, (2) alleviating informal caregiver strain and (3) sharing the decision-making process. Themes highlighted the importance of collaborative and empathetic approaches in healthcare interactions, emphasizing interpersonal communication skills, such as fostering professional relationships. The interviews unveiled informal caregiver burden stemming from disempowerment during hospital discharge process and managing mistrust within the healthcare system. The shared decision-making process should address patients' and informal caregivers' needs and circumstances. Communication preferences of a population of older patients living with frailty and informal caregivers during ward rounds encompass interpersonal communication, demonstrating ample time, and being seen as a human being. Informal caregivers value being included in the decision-making process. Skilful communication includes for doctors to recognize informal caregivers' narratives and burdens.

Interprofessional education in cardiothoracic surgery: a narrative review.

Interprofessional education, an approach where healthcare professionals from various disciplines learn with, from, and about each other, is widely recognized as an important strategy for improving collaborative practice and patient outcomes. This narrative review explores the current state and future directions of interprofessional education in cardiothoracic surgery. We conducted a literature search using the PubMed, Scopus, and Web of Science databases, focusing on English-language articles published after 2000. Our qualitative synthesis identified key themes related to interprofessional education interventions, outcomes, and challenges. The integration of interprofessional education in cardiothoracic surgery training programs varies across regions, with a common focus on teamwork and interpersonal communication. Simulation-based training has emerged as a leading modality for cultivating these skills in multidisciplinary settings, with studies showing improvements in team performance, crisis management, and patient safety. However, significant hurdles remain, including professional socialization, hierarchies, stereotypes, resistance to role expansion, and logistical constraints. Future efforts in this field should prioritize deeper curricular integration, continuous faculty development, strong leadership support, robust outcome evaluation, and sustained political and financial commitment. The integration of interprofessional education in cardiothoracic surgery offers considerable potential for enhancing patient care quality, but realizing this vision requires a multifaceted approach. This approach must address individual, organizational, and systemic factors to build an evidence-based framework for implementation.

Using patterns of shared taxa to infer bacterial dispersal in human living environment in urban and rural areas.

Understanding how environmental microorganisms reach and interact with humans is a key question when aiming to increase human contacts with natural microbiota. Few methods are suitable for studying microbial dispersal at relatively large spatial scales. Thus, we tested an indirect method and studied patterns of bacterial taxa that are shared between humans and their living environment.

Advancing Sociology in Portuguese-Speaking African Countries (PALOPs): Perspectives and Challenges

This paper highlights some of the challenges faced by the Portuguese-speaking African Countries (PALOPs) to consolidate Sociology as a relevant area of knowledge, both at university and school level. For this purpose, we will rely on part of the scarce existing bibliography on the subject, as well as on interviews with African teachers and students. Decolonial thinking inspires the elaboration of this article, as it criticizes the perspective of the modernity of knowledge solely linked to Eurocentric or American thinking. In these young countries, the university and this field of knowledge are new and lack institutionalization. The lack of investment by the State, the precarious structure, the difficulty of academic cooperation, the persistence of a strong coloniality in the production of knowledge and linguistic obstacles further complicate the process. It is important to seek synergy between countries, with exchanges of experiences and international cooperation - including Brazil - and also between professors and students in the struggle for the consolidation of the discipline.

Pengaruh Lingkungan Kerja dan Komunikasi Interpersonal Terhadap Kepuasan Kerja Pegawai di Kantor Dinas Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan Provinsi Kalimantan Timur

This study aims to analyze the effect of work environment and interpersonal communication on employee job satisfaction at the Office of Education and Culture (DISDIKBUD) of East Kalimantan Province. The problems raised include whether the work environment and interpersonal communication have a significant effect on employee job satisfaction, both individually and simultaneously. The research method used is a quantitative approach with data collection through a survey involving 71 respondents of DISDIKBUD employees. The data analysis technique uses multiple linear regression statistical tests to determine the effect of the independent variable on the dependent variable. The results showed that work environment and interpersonal communication have a significant influence on employee job satisfaction. Statistical tests indicate that both variables, both individually and simultaneously have a significant impact on job satisfaction. The coefficient of determination and the correlation coefficient indicate that variations in job satisfaction can be explained by both variables and show a strong relationship between the independent and dependent variables.

The importance of scientific and practical conferences in continuing medical education

The work is devoted to assessing the perception of scientific and practical conferences by secondary medical professionals as one of the forms of continuing professional education based on the analysis of the results of a survey of 67 study participants, including 9 main, 31 senior, 27 procedural and ward nurses. The average age of the respondents who voluntarily filled out the questionnaires was 48.2±2.24 years, the total length of service was 28.1±5.7 years, and the length of service in the current position was 9.8±3.5 years. Everyone was satisfied with the quality, the form of presentation, the novelty of the information, noted the high methodological level, thorough planning and strict compliance with the regulations.Most of the study participants noted the need for electronic resources for continuing medical education, but noted the importance of face-to-face conferences, including for the exchange of experience.

Kompetensi Komunikasi Interpersonal Karyawan Coffee Shop Delapan Meter dan Toko Kopi Bersaudara dalam Interaksi dengan Pelanggan

Interpersonal communication competence is an important aspect in the coffee shop business which can have an impact on productivity, service quality, customer satisfaction, and even customer loyalty. Toko Kopi Bersaudara features a unique concept by combining coffeeshop and space. Meanwhile, Eight Meter Coffeeshop has a minimalist and elegant concept with complete facilities such as meeting rooms, VIP rooms and smoking rooms. This research aims to analyze the interpersonal communication competence of employees in two coffeeshops with different characteristics. Exploration of the differences in characteristics between the two coffeeshops in relation to the interpersonal communication competence of employees in each place. Research method with a positivism paradigm, quantitative approach. Through data analysis with descriptive statistics, data was collected using a survey method using a questionnaire. The results of the research illustrate that the Kopi Bersaudara shop has a higher value on the dimensions of interpersonal competence than the Eight Meter Coffee Shop. Suggestions that can be given are that the Eight Meter Coffee Shop must review the performance of its employees and provide training on how to behave appropriately towards customers.

Pola Komunikasi Antarpribadi Antara Pelatih dan Siswa Sekolah Sepak Bola (SSB) Tuna Betawi Srengseng, Jakarta Barat

This research examines the interpersonal communication patterns between coaches and students in the context of youth soccer development at the Tunas Betawi Soccer School (SSB) in Srengseng, West Jakarta. The study aims to understand how communication between coaches and students influences soccer coaching within the SSB environment. Qualitative research methods were employed, utilizing participant observation and interviews to collect data from several coaches and actively involved students in the soccer coaching program at SSB Tunas Betawi.Findings indicate that effective and supportive communication between coaches and students plays a crucial role in creating a positive learning environment and building strong relationships. This communication not only enhances the technical and tactical aspects of soccer coaching but also supports broader personal and social development among students. Coaches who can deliver instructions clearly, provide constructive feedback, and motivate students positively tend to create an atmosphere conducive to optimal learning. Furthermore, the interaction between coaches and students also significantly influences the development of students' character and mental attitudes towards sports.The implications of this study underscore the need for improving communication patterns in youth sports coaching contexts. This includes a better understanding of individual learning styles, emotional management, and motivating students to achieve their optimal potential in sports. These findings contribute significantly to the development of more effective coaching practices beneficial for children's development at SSB and other sports environments.

Contextual barriers in effective interpersonal communication with patients: A qualitative analysis

PurposeCompetence building in interpersonal communication (IPC) between undergraduate students and patients requires deep understanding of the factors influencing their interaction. These factors, contextual to our clinical setup were explored from multisource perspectives to understand the perceived barriers in IPC. MethodQualitative hermeneutic phenomenological analysis was done for patient's semi-structured interviews (n = 16); interns (n = 15) and faculty (n = 14) unstructured focus group discussions. Three independent authors transcribed the data, derived codes and themes individually, and then collated and reflected on them to draw conclusions. Different collection methods, multisource perspectives, and multilevel analysis provided for triangulation and validation of the study results. ResultsThis study's multisource feedback identified seven inter-dependent barriers to interpersonal communication between students and patients. They were time constraints, lack of trust and respect, cultural diversity, loco-regional linguistic differences, lack of empathy, illiteracy, and financial constraints. ConclusionsThe study concluded by identifying the unique set of barriers preventing interpersonal communication in our clinical microsystem. Addressing these contextual factors by preparing training modules and workshops would prepare undergraduate students for patient-centered care and partnership.

THEORETICAL STUDY OF INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF INTERNET ADDICTED PERSONS

People's interest in information technology and its activities directly affect the behavioral structures, emotional sphere and nervous system of a person in connection with his time standards. In the studies of scientists of the world, the influence of the internet and the problems of emotional intelligence on the emotional sphere of a person in a virtual environment from various scientific and theoretical points of view have been considered, and the empirical parts of the above studies have been covered. in our work. People now spend more of their free time watching videos, playing games, shopping on the internet and providing various services on the internet than interacting with people, which leads to the fact that interpersonal communication goes into the virtual environment. As a result, the ability to control time and behavior in the virtual world decreases. During stay in the online environment, the emotional sphere of a person is stimulated, and the attitude towards the environment changes. Human emotional intelligence decreases. In the real world, the ability to understand people's feelings, reduce the ability to control their expressions, cyber addiction, acceptance of the culture of the virtual environment acquire negative sides, as a result, their emotional intelligence decreases. This article examines the problem of internet addiction, its significance today and the psychological aspects of its impact on internet users, and also analyzes the socio-psychological factors that contribute to the formation of internet addiction in the context of research by scientists. A theoretical analysis of the individual psychological aspects of people with internet addiction was also conducted. Research object: 206 teenagers, 1st-4th year students studying at the Jizzakh branch of the National University of Uzbekistan. Average age: 20.7 years. Results: A group of teenagers prone to internet addiction are less aware of the place and place of using speech in interpersonal communication, which is an activity learned earlier in ontogenesis, and the opposite is observed in those prone to Internet addiction. Such people often make mistakes in interpreting the words of the interlocutor. The emotional intelligence of a teenager addicted to the Internet is significantly lower than the emotional intelligence of a teenager who uses the Internet less.

PEDAGOGICAL SUPPORT OF PARENTS IN REMOTE TIME: STRATEGIES AND METHODS

The article explores the important role played by parents in the education of their children in modern conditions of distance learning. The article presents a literature review, research results and discussion of important aspects of pedagogical support for parents.Various theoretical models and practical approaches to pedagogical support of parents are considered, the impact of distance learning on the roles and responsibilities of parents in the educational process of children is assessed, and effective strategies and methods of support adapted to the distance learning format are presented. The study alsoincludes an analysis of the results of surveys and questionnaires of parents, as well as statistical data on the level of their involvement in the educational process. Modern education is facing challenges related to distance learning and hybrid models of education. In this regard, the article presents not only an analysis of current problems and challenges, but also offers practical recommendations and strategies to ensure successful interaction between educational institutions and parents.Taking into account the rapid development of technology and the constantly changing educational context, this article calls for constant updating and improvement of methods of pedagogical support for parents. She also emphasizes the importance of cooperation and exchange of experience between various educational institutions and countries.The article serves as an important contribution to the discussion and development of strategies aimed at improving the education and support of children in the era of distance learning.

Preface

Proceeding of The 7th International Symposium on Green Technology for Value Chains (GreenVC) 2023 November 14-15, 2023 Bandung, West Java Indonesia Organized by: Research Center for Environmental and Clean Technology National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) The seventh International Symposium on Green Technology for Value Chains (GreenVC) 2023 was held on November 14-15, 2023, as a hybrid event in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. The fundamental goals of this symposium were to exchange ideas and information, encourage technology development, and strengthen networking and collaboration among all attendees. The symposium was organized by the Research Center for Environmental and Clean Technology, National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN). The GreenVC 2023 is an annual international symposium that was first held in 2016. This year’s theme is Unlocking a Sustainable Future through Green Technology Innovations. Due to the transition from the pandemic situation, the symposium should be held as a hybrid event, combining virtual and physical, with some attendees joining in person and others joining remotely online. On the positive side, we could gather 9 keynote speakers (5 attend in person and 4 attend virtually), 5 invited speakers (2 attend in person and 3 attend virtually), 102 presenters (46 attend in person and 56 attend virtually), and participants from various places including Japan, Sri Lanka, Australia, Taiwan, Netherlands, Malaysia, Italy, and of course Indonesia. We were gathered to share knowledge and exchange experiences through meaningful discussions on the latest innovations and technologies in environmental issues. The proceeding of GreenVC 2023 presents the original and unpublished results in all areas of interest. In total, 69 papers have been selected to be published based on the originality of the research and the relevance with the symposium topics: environmental remediation and reclamation; green material and sustainable nanotechnology; waste valorization and biorefineries; smart solutions for climate change and environmental monitoring; and water, sanitation, and hygiene. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to our Advisory Board, Scientific Board, Editorial Board, and Scientific Reviewers for their positive contribution to the quality of the articles presented in this proceeding. We also would like to appreciate all participants attending this symposium as well as the Organizing Committee, who made the symposium a success. Dr. Veny Luvita M.T. Chief Editor List of Committee, Main Rundown and Sponsorship are available in this Pdf.

RESEARCH ON THE IMPACT OF ONLINE REVIEWS ON CONSUMER DE-CISIONS WHEN CHOOSING GOODS AND SERVICES ON MARKETPLACES

In the modern world, the Internet has be-come not only an effective distribution channel, but also one of the key platforms for the exchange of views and experience between consumers. Given the growth of online sales, understanding the impact of reviews on consumer decisions is becom-ing more relevant. Feedback can both at-tract new customers and alienate potential audiences, as confirmed by various studies [1]–[14], but the mechanisms of this influ-ence and its scale require additional detail and systematization. The results of a study of the impact of reviews on marketplaces on consumer solutions when choosing goods and services are of interest from the point of view of developing a marketing strategy in an organization on these online sites.

The Role of High-Level Isolation Units in Response to High-Consequence and Emerging Infectious Diseases: Experience of the German STAKOB Network.

This case study describes the experience of the German Permanent Working Group of Competence and Treatment Centers for High Consequence Infectious Diseases, known as STAKOB (Ständiger Arbeitskreis der Kompetenz- und Behandlungszentren für Krankheiten durch hochpathogene Erreger). STAKOB brings together public health authorities (competence centers) and high-level isolation units (treatment centers) to collaborate on the clinical management of high-consequence infectious diseases (HCIDs) and emerging infectious diseases. The network is coordinated by the Robert Koch Institute, Germany's federal public health institute. The main tasks of STAKOB are to strengthen HCID clinical and public health management and increase expert knowledge on HCID and non-HCID emerging infectious diseases in Germany. STAKOB enables the exchange of knowledge and experiences; development of guidelines on infection prevention and control measures, clinical management, and therapy; and support for the World Health Organization and other outbreak responses internationally. The past years have shown how important the STAKOB network is for Germany-not only in providing critical care for HCID cases but also increasing capacity to support public health and clinical management of emerging infectious disease cases. However, maintaining several high-level isolation units in Germany requires a high commitment of financial, material, and human resources. Due to the rarity of HCID and emerging infectious disease events, maintaining the appropriate level of preparedness and ensuring sufficient investments is an ongoing struggle. Nevertheless, it is essential to have a network ready to react to HCID and non-HCID emerging infectious diseases in times of a changing biosecurity and infectious landscape.

Comparison of Gravimetric Determination of Methane Sorption Capacities of Coals for Using Their Results in Assessing Outbursts in Mines

The gravimetric method for determining coal gas sorption has many advantages and limitations. The article presents the influence of various factors on the results of methane sorption on coal. In mining practice, in addition to sorption properties of coal, knowledge of methane sorption capacity and effective diffusion coefficient determined when assuming a unipore sorption/desorption model are crucial for predicting sudden releases of methane from coal seams to a mine ventilation environment. In Poland, determining sorption capacities of coals for methane is mandatory when starting mining operations in new parts of coal deposits threatened by outbursts. Traditionally, gravimetric microbalances, such as intelligent gravimetric analysis (IGA), are used to determine adsorption capacity and desorption rate. Recently, newer microbalances XEMIS have been introduced to the market. Two gas laboratories, AGH in Krakow and CLP-B in Jastrzebie-Zdroj, respectively, compared experimental adsorption isotherms using XEMIS microbalances with mutually exchanged coal samples. Both sorption capacity at the pressure of 1 bar (a1bar) and effective diffusion coefficient (De) were independently determined for the coal samples tested. The results obtained are comparable despite the use of different microbalance XEMIS models. The conducted studies and comparative evaluation of the results allowed for assessing procedures for determining sorption properties using XEMIS microbalances. The exchange of laboratory experiences also allowed for the identification of methodology factors crucial for the development of a uniform procedure for conducting similar studies with XEMIS microbalance. The proposed factors for testing the sorption behavior of methane in coal structures may be helpful in mining practice.

478. OVERVIEW ON USE OF THE TRANSCERVICAL MEDIASTINOSCOPIC APPROACH FOR MINIMALLY INVASIVE TREATMENT OF ESOPHAGEAL CANCER: ESTABLISHMENT OF INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIVE GROUP

Abstract Background Minimally invasive esophagectomy has emerged as a promising alternative to open surgery, demonstrating reduced postoperative complications and comparable oncological outcomes. Despite advancements, pulmonary complications and anastomotic leakages remain concerns. Since 2015, a novel technique combining single-port transcervical and trans-hiatal laparoscopic mediastinal dissection for esophageal resection was introduced. This procedure exhibits lower pulmonary complication rates compared to traditional approaches. However, its global adoption is limited, necessitating collaborative efforts to standardize techniques and outcomes. Following the IDEAL framework stage 2B (exploration), an international collaborative group for transcervical esophagectomy has been established, aiming to exchange insights, experiences, and lessons learned. Methods A cross-sectional survey involving 13 surgeons currently practicing transcervical esophagectomy was conducted, revealing variations in surgical approaches, indications, and outcomes. Results Surgeons from China, Germany, Japan, and The Netherlands participated. Indications for surgery varied, with less selectivity in higher-volume centers. Large tumors near the carina, bulky primary lesions or T4 tumors were identified as contraindications. Different surgical approaches were reported, with the left transcervical and abdominal laparoscopic/robotic dissection being the most common. The mean operative time was about 382.2±117.9 minutes. The mean blood loss was of 100.2±71.1 milliliters. Surgeons reported high rates of R0 resection and lymph node harvesting, as well as low rates of pulmonary complications (8.6±3.7) and anastomotic leaks (10.1±5.2); however, concerns persist regarding recurrent laryngeal nerve injuries (27.2±18.2). Conclusion Transcervical esophagectomy is gradually gaining recognition, with varying adoption rates. The collaborative group aims to align techniques, share experiences, and standardize the procedure. Challenges include differences in indications, surgical approaches, and outcomes, highlighting the need for ongoing discussion and research. Despite concerns about recurrent laryngeal nerve injuries, the procedure shows promise in reducing pulmonary complications. The establishment this collaborative group signifies a crucial step toward global acceptance. By fostering collaboration, the group aims to enhance patient care, minimize learning-associated morbidity, and contribute to the continuous advancement of this surgical technique. Future efforts will focus on standardization, comparative studies, and training protocols.

Ethical requirements for the behavior of a private contractor when performing executive actions

The article analyzes the ethical requirements for the behavior of a private executor during execution of executive actions. It is noted that the activity of a private performer belongs to the socionomic type of professions of the system and is associated with constant interaction with people. Professions of this kind mostly make high demands on a person’s health, physical and mental capacity. They are characterized by a complex combination of direct and indirect labor results, immediate and remote in time. The content of work in these professions is characterized by high emotional saturation of interpersonal contacts, high responsibility for the results of communication, for decision-making. In their activities, private executors are faced with the need to evaluate people’s actions from the point of view of the law. Since they observe the most diverse manifestations of people’s activity in the most crisis situations of their lives and have to decide their fate on the basis of legal norms, this profession carries the highest social significance and responsibility. Attention is focused on the fact that the nature of ethical requirements for the behavior of a private executive during executive actions remains insufficiently clarified. It is indicated that the purpose of the article is to determine the model of ethical requirements for the behavior of a private performer during performance of executive actions according to the rules of professional ethics. It is noted that procedural communication, regulated by legislation, with a private executor should be quick and accessible to the parties. The reception time should be as convenient as possible for the participants of the enforcement proceedings. Ethical principles of professional communication and private communication are considered: the prohibition of undue benefit, ensuring the interests of all parties to enforcement proceedings and the private executor, documenting and recording the actions of the private executor, avoiding conflicts of interest, maintaining confidentiality. Issues of mediation in executive proceedings are being investigated. It is concluded that in the course of his professional activity, a private performer, entering into interpersonal relations with various categories of citizens, is obliged to take into account and use various forms of interactions that comply with the law, rules of ethics and communication circumstances.

Effects of maternal contact and positive human contact during lactation on pork quality: Positive human contact to piglets during lactation improves pork loin muscle pH

Enhancing stress resilience through the early life period in pigs could potentially improve pork quality. It was hypothesised that pigs receiving maternal contact or positive human contact during lactation would have improved carcass and pork quality. Seventy-nine mixed-sex pigs were selected from a 2 × 2 factorial randomised block design for treatments maternal contact (MC+) / reduced maternal contact (MC-); and positive human contact (HC+) / control (HC-). Modified farrowing crates were utilised to reduce maternal contact (MC-). Litters in the HC+ treatment received five minutes of daily positive human interaction (stroking). Treatments ceased at 22 days of age (weaning) and pigs were slaughtered after 21 weeks of age. The m. longissimus thoracis et lumborum pH was higher in HC+ than HC- pigs (P < 0.05) during chilling, from 90 min post slaughter. No HC effects (P > 0.05) were observed for cortisol or haptoglobin concentration, hot carcass weight, P2 backfat, carcass scratches, colour, drip loss, cook loss and shear force. MC+ tended (P < 0.086) to increase carcass weight, P2 and carcass scratch score compared to MC-, but no further impacts were observed. The impact of positive human contact during early life was observed 20+ weeks after treatment with reduced pH decline, potentially indicating a reduction in pre-slaughter stress, however there were no further impacts on pork quality. There is evidence that maternal contact is important for lifetime growth performance of pigs but the impacts on stress resilience are less apparent.

아시아 헌법재판기관간 교류의 현황과 과제 : 아시아헌법재판소연합(AACC)을 중심으로

While the international communications among constitutional courts in Asia take various forms, in terms of multilateral forums, Association of Asian Constitutional Courts and Equivalent Institutions (AACC) is virtually the only one in which 21 constitutional courts or equivalent intstitutions participate. Unlike ordinary courts’ judicial exchanges, communications among judicial bodies in the realm of constitutional adjudication have the unique characteristic of enabling substantial and practical interactions beyond diplomatic and formal aspects. This is because, although the constitution holds the status of domestic law, the substantial content of the constitution, such as the protection of human rights and the separation of powers doctrine, is often common across countries. This characteristic is no exception in the Asian region. In the overall exchanges among constitutional adjudication bodies in Asia, the exchange of experiences and views on substantial constitutional issues occupies a significant proportion. The AACC has three permanent secretariats responsible for administration, research, and education, with the Secretariat for Research and Developmet(AACC SRD) operated by the Constitutional Court of Korea. Despite this, the AACC is not well-known in the domestic academic community. In light of this situation, this paper aims first to examine the basic history and current status of the AACC and AACC SRD. Notably, the AACC SRD has consistently held international research conferences for judges or rapporteur judges every year since 2017, even during the COVID-19 pandemic, and has published research book annually since 2018. This is noteworthy as it is unparalleled in terms of both quantity and quality in the comparative constitutional law studies within the Asian region. The second goal of this paper is to explore ways to address the limitations that the AACC Research Secretariat has exposed, with the perspective that the Constitutional Court of Korea can play a leading role in the development of constitutional law in the Asian region through the AACC SRD, which shapes the substance of exchanges among constitutional courts in Asia. From this perspective, this paper suggests strengthening research capabilities as a means to enhance the operations of the AACC Research Secretariat, specifically by expanding human and material support through measures such as seconding constitutional rapporteur judges to the AACC SRD. This paper specifically underscores the absence of Korean research personnel at the AACC SRD to date and strongly advocates for the inclusion of Korean researchers in its workforce.