Poor Execution Research Articles

Nursing Experience of a Patient with Acute Kidney Injury Facing the First Hemodialysis

<p>本文描述一位因腎功能損傷伴隨致命性高血鉀風險，使其面臨初次血液透析之護理經驗，經團隊評估後，需長期血液透析的個案，其日常生活受限、家中角色改變進而產生無力感，照護期間為2020/1/16~2/2。護理過程中藉由直接照護、身體評估、主動關懷及開放性會談等方式收集資料，發現主要健康問題有：一、呼吸喘，二、透析飲食執行度不佳，三、無力感。照護期間透過圖表（卡）教導個案測量水腫情況，並透過水壺、磅秤讓個案學習飲食及水份控制技巧，與其搭配營養師衛教及食品營養成分資料庫，增加個案對飲食資訊管道，並考量個案生活習慣下建立提醒機制，如：製作小吊飾或手機鬧鈴等個別性護理措施，加上家人支持、宗教信仰成為心靈上慰藉及腎友的經驗分享，引導個案接受目前扮演的角色，與疾病共存生活。建議往後照顧類似案例能融入家屬的參與，並思考如何強化醫療成員自我主動學習心理諮商輔導課程意願，讓往後面對此案例時能有更好的因應之道。</p> <p> </p><p>This paper describes the case of a patient with worsening renal function accompanied by electrolyte disturbance who required long-term hemodialysis after assessment by a medical team. The patient felt helpless due to restrictions in daily life and changes in their family role. The care period was from January 16 to February 2, 2020. In this period, observations, direct care, physical evaluation, medical record inspection, active concern, and open interviews were used for collecting information. Major health problems found included the following: 1. shortness of breath; 2. poor execution of dialysis diet; and 3. a sense of powerlessness. During the care period, picture teach the case to measure edema, and let the case study dietary water control skills through the use of water bottles and scales, nutrition-related information websites and several types of reminder mechanisms were employed, such as using cell phone charms or mobile alarms, to help the patient understand correct information on various dietary components and accept their current family role. This was done to make living with the disease easier for the patient. We recommend the inclusion of family participation for future studies on care of patients with similar conditions. Also, we should think of devising ways for increasing medical staff’s willingness to proactively take psychological counseling courses so that they can respond better to such cases in the future.</p> <p> </p>

Lessons learnt from the implementation of new models of care delivery through alliance governance in the Southern health region of New Zealand: a qualitative study

ObjectivesTo explore the process of implementation of the primary and community care strategy (new models of care delivery) through alliance governance in the Southern health region of New Zealand (NZ).DesignQualitative...

Planning, Scheduling and Cost Estimation Of Villa Project Using Microsoft Project

Abstract: Many construction projects experience schedule and expense overruns which results in poor planning, scheduling, and execution, which causes number of problems such as delays in the provision of facilities, development, a decline in construction quality, and an increase in project cost. A little thought reveals that the amount of time needed to accomplish the job is inversely related to the availability of labor. When the number of workers is raised, the project's completion time is shortened; conversely, when the number of workers is reduced, the project's completion time is lengthened. The present study deals with the manpower, planning, scheduling and resource optimization of “Construction of a Villa Project at Chaitanya Sharan, Bengaluru”, a two storied (G+2) building of 26 units whose construction is complete at Gunjur, Bengaluru, Karnataka. This study uses Microsoft Project 2013 to schedule various building activities, allocating resources, and level those resources in order to examine project management strategies. In essence, it relates to finding a solution to the project's excessive resource allocation. This project illustrates how resource levelling may be accomplished with Microsoft Project and what impact it might have on overall project duration.

EFFECTIVE 5D BIM REQUIREMENTS FOR RISK MITIGATION DURING PRE-CONTRACT STAGE

The implementation of building information modelling (BIM) can be challenging without proper processes, procedures and standards. As the development of BIM progresses, there are concerns related to the five-dimensional (5D) BIM procedures in producing deliverables from the cost aspects of the project that adopts BIM technology. While the concerns may expose to amount of risks that can influence the project cost, this paper is determined to investigate the technical risks of 5D BIM practice and explore risk mitigation strategies for the construction project that adopts 5D BIM technology. Three main groups of technical risks were identified and reviewed, namely modelling issues, poor execution procedures and design change issues. The population of this paper consists of quantity surveyors and the respondents come from consultancy firms, contractors and developers. This paper also found twelve critical issues and challenges of 5D BIM implementation that had been analysed with the relative importance index (RII) analysis. Risk mitigation strategies are proposed to make a positive impact on the 5D BIM implementation, which consist of regular checks and balances, improve skills and knowledge through training and acquire suitable 5D BIM applications. The use of a BIM execution plan (BEP) and BIM protocol are also being discussed in this paper.

Constructing internal audit quality evaluation index: evidence from listed companies in Jiangsu province, China

Internal audit quality is the foundation for a company's survival and development across the world. As a result, global efforts have been made to develop a scientific and accurate evaluation index for internal audit quality. However, literature shows that existing internal audit quality evaluation indices have many flaws, such as a lack of systematic internal audit evaluation indicators, poor execution, and inability to identify priority areas. To address gaps in the literature, this study intended to construct an internal audit quality evaluation index utilizing the joint approaches of the Balanced Scorecard, Delphi Process, and Analytical Hierarchy Process. A systematic literature review, examination of companies' internal audit guidelines, Balanced Scorecard, and Delphi approaches resulted in a multilevel internal audit quality evaluation index with five dimensions (stakeholder satisfaction, stakeholder contribution, financial results, internal audit process, and learning and growth) and 36 indicators. The Analytical Hierarchy Process revealed that the most prioritized dimension is the internal audit process. The consistency ratio and evaluation feedback from the listed companies' internal auditors, management, and audit committee members revealed that the results are valid and reliable.

Drivers of socioeconomic and cultural factors affecting rural development in nsukka lga, enugu state, nigeria

Over the years, Nsukka Local Government Area (LGA) of Enugu state, Nigeria has been experiencing a slow rate of development. Based on this therefore, this work was designed to investigate the drivers of socio-economic and cultural factors militating against rural development in Nsukka Local Government Area. A purposeful sampling was used to select one hundred (100) respondents in each of the five rural Villages, making it a total of 500 respondents. Questionnaire was the instrument used for data collection. Data was represented using simple percentages, charts, and Chi-square. of the 500 questionnaires shared, 483 were correctly and completely filled and analyzed using SPSS. The findings revealed that traditional belief system, gender segregation, land use system, mismanagement of project funds, poor execution of projects and non-involvement of community members in planning and execution of rural development projects constitute some of the drivers of socio-economic and cultural factors militating against rural development in Nsukka Local Government Area of Enugu state, Nigeria. The result also showed that there was a statistically significant relationship (P <.033) between respondents’ level of education and participation in rural development. Finally it was recommended that rural people should learn to welcome and harness development despite their cultural belief system and there should be a collaborative effort of the government and the people, more especially the youths in planning and implementation of rural development projects.

Delay Factors of Construction Projects in Oman

The construction industry is the second largest economic sector of the Sultanate of Oman. The construction industry plays important role in infrastructural development both for the public and private sectors. The delays in construction projects impact directly the economic development of the country. The present study aimed to analyze the delays in a construction project by conducting a survey based on a questionnaire. The questionnaire survey is answered by 74 respondents and the quantitative data is further subjected to statistical analysis. The results are further tested through the Pearson chi-square test of independence and Cramer’s V tests. The results show that several factors contribute to the project delays in Oman including cultural differences, design changes, poor project management, and changes in project scope at the time of project execution. The managerial issues involved payment delays to contractors and authoritarian delays. The clients faced poor planning and execution of the project by the contractor and sub-contracting of the critical project phases.

Socio-ecological model of barriers to cascade testing for hereditary cancer syndromes: Systematic review of the literature (057)

Objectives: Cascade testing for hereditary cancer syndromes has the potential to improve individual and population health outcomes. However, realizing such benefits relies on the successful execution of testing; currently, <30% of at-risk relatives complete cancer cascade testing. Barriers are likely complex and extend beyond the behaviors of individual patients. We aimed to investigate the literature on barriers to cascade testing for hereditary cancer syndrome using a multi-level approach focused on the socio-ecological model (SEM). Methods: We searched key electronic databases to identify studies evaluating barriers to cascade testing for hereditary cancer syndromes. Eligible studies were subjected to systematic review. The current study was conducted in accordance with the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) guidelines and was preregistered with PROSPERO (registration number: CRD42020134276). Results: A total of 46 studies were included in the systematic review. Barriers to cascade testing and disclosure were represented by the SEM focusing on societal and policy, healthcare and community, interpersonal and individual factors (Figure 1). The most frequently reported barriers included: 1) Lack of cohesion within families (22 studies). Second- and third-degree relatives were less likely to learn of a mutation versus first-degree relatives due to physical and emotional distance; 2) Low perceived responsibility among probands to convey results (12 studies). Probands felt that healthcare professionals should shoulder the responsibility of informing relatives about genetic risk; 3) Gender (12 studies). Several studies confirmed that women are more likely to participate in cascade testing, with some authors arguing that women play a greater role in familial communication about hereditary cancer syndromes; 4) Lack of insurance (9 studies). Being uninsured was translated into poor execution of cascade testing; 5) Healthcare disparities (6 studies). Individuals from racial and ethnic minorities are less likely to complete genetic testing and cancer cascade testing. Objectives: Cascade testing for hereditary cancer syndromes has the potential to improve individual and population health outcomes. However, realizing such benefits relies on the successful execution of testing; currently, <30% of at-risk relatives complete cancer cascade testing. Barriers are likely complex and extend beyond the behaviors of individual patients. We aimed to investigate the literature on barriers to cascade testing for hereditary cancer syndrome using a multi-level approach focused on the socio-ecological model (SEM). Methods: We searched key electronic databases to identify studies evaluating barriers to cascade testing for hereditary cancer syndromes. Eligible studies were subjected to systematic review. The current study was conducted in accordance with the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) guidelines and was preregistered with PROSPERO (registration number: CRD42020134276). Results: A total of 46 studies were included in the systematic review. Barriers to cascade testing and disclosure were represented by the SEM focusing on societal and policy, healthcare and community, interpersonal and individual factors (Figure 1). The most frequently reported barriers included: 1) Lack of cohesion within families (22 studies). Second- and third-degree relatives were less likely to learn of a mutation versus first-degree relatives due to physical and emotional distance; 2) Low perceived responsibility among probands to convey results (12 studies). Probands felt that healthcare professionals should shoulder the responsibility of informing relatives about genetic risk; 3) Gender (12 studies). Several studies confirmed that women are more likely to participate in cascade testing, with some authors arguing that women play a greater role in familial communication about hereditary cancer syndromes; 4) Lack of insurance (9 studies). Being uninsured was translated into poor execution of cascade testing; 5) Healthcare disparities (6 studies). Individuals from racial and ethnic minorities are less likely to complete genetic testing and cancer cascade testing.

A Conceptual Analysis: The Inclusion of Elder-Care Funding in Contemporary Waqf Revival in Nigeria

The urgent need for eldercare funding follows an alarming increase in the population of elderly persons aged 65+ within the last two decades, implying the need for countries to prioritize funding in terms of policy and budget. However, most developing countries like Nigeria are lacking in this regard making the search for optional methods that could ensure funding and provision of functional elderly care more evident. Waqf counts as an avenue for social support especially the waqif of religion and philanthropy. Hence, it is a need for a study of the waqf model. The analysis hinged on the structural functionalist theory as presented by Talcott Parsons, (1951). In the current academic discourse on the need to revive waqf, the central argument of this research agrees that the waqf model needs revival but also an orientation towards addressing the excesses generated by population aging across Muslim countries. From the studies reviewed, it is clear that political practices affect the waqf. In addition, a poor application and execution of funds, mismanagement, misappropriation, corruption, and the poor attitude of the Ulama in reviving the age-long institution among others. The paper concludes that the functional role of the waqf in funding areas of social justice makes the waqf a key institution that can address the challenges of eldercare as posed by the aging of the population across Muslim countries. It recommends eldercare funding in the waqf revival debate in addition to addressing the numerous problems affecting the waqf institution for a successful revival towards addressing contemporary issues in Muslim communities in Nigeria.

Contributions of Small Scale Textile Producers in Ghana towards Economic Growth: The Case of Tamale Metropolis and Its Peripherals

The country’s economy is partly striving on the Small Scale Enterprises (SSEs) of which the textile sector is no exception. The demand gap being filled by SSEs of textile producers are recently being faced with challenges which affects their business turnover for economic growth. The study therefore researches into the production operations of SSEs in the textile sector, identify its importance to the economic growth of the country’s development, challenges facing the sector and profound solution for improvement. The study used descriptive statistics for frequency and percentages and inferential statistics of correlation and multiple regression analysis to identify the role of SSEs of textile producers in Tamale metropolis towards economic growth. A sample size of 208 SSEs operators of textile producers were used for the study with data collected through questionnaire. The study revealed that the sector augments gaps leftover by larger firms and providing niche markets for these local textile products. However, the sector is bedevilled with factors relating to cheaper imports of fabrics into the country, lack of managerial training, low quality standards for locally produced textile goods and lack of financial support from the formal sector among others. The sector’s activities contributes to employment, encourage investments in and outside the sector and provides some profit margin to those engaged in the sector. The study recommends training to overcome poor project planning and execution, availability and affordability of raw materials and financial support, improve technology adoption among other to ensure sustainable development and growth within the sub-sector. Keywords: small scale enterprises, textile producers, economic growth, employment DOI: 10.7176/EJBM/14-14-03 Publication date: July 31 st 2022

Addressing the challenges of water-energy-food nexus programme in the context of sustainable development and climate change in South Africa

Abstract The fast-growing pace of the world's population and the increasing pressure exerted on global life supporting natural systems due to amplified natural resource use and consumption coupled with the impacts of climate change necessitates the development of innovative technologies and comprehensive policy frameworks to address the looming crisis in the water, energy and food nexus. As the 30th driest country globally, South Africa has embarked on and enacted a pro-water-energy and food nexus policy which aims to create an understanding of the interdependencies of the three components and their influence on socio-economic growth and national development in the face of climate change-induced environmental changes. While these policies and programmes appear to have a sound theoretical basis, their implementation has been hindered by a number of structural and systemic challenges. Using methods inspired by the tradition of participatory research, this paper discusses the strengths and weaknesses of the water-energy-food policy framework in South Africa within the context of its implementation in order to achieve water, energy and food security. The findings of this paper revealed that while some level of progress has been attained to improve the livelihoods of the population using the nexus ecosystem, the broader goal of the concept has failed to materialise due to poor execution of the programme, which is exacerbated by lack of synergies, and establishment of collaborations and partnerships among the relevant actors mandated with the management of the three components and inadequate investment. This paper recommends a broader and coordinated approach to implementing the water-energy-food nexus programme with a broader objective of sustainable development goals (SDGs) framework.

Leading strategic change

Most strategic change initiatives are never implemented. While one cannot guarantee a strategic result, two steps are essential for reducing risk and improving outcomes in Leading Strategic Change: firstly, adapting a strategic mindset that is open to more than just incremental change; secondly, execute, execute, execute. In the author’s experience, most strategic initiatives fail not for their poor strategic choices but for being unable to expand on prior mental models and for poor execution. This paper examines four common mental model pitfalls and proposes means of overcoming them, from frame narrowness to confirmation bias, groupthink and finally attribution bias. Execution depends on clear priorities; understanding stakeholder needs; and clear, simple, consistent communication.

Conceptual Framework in Mitigating Construction Dispute

Construction disputes are a typical occurrence in the construction industry. Moreover, construction projects are increasingly complex to suit the current requirement and design, resulting in a complicated contract document between stakeholders. Thus, complex construction projects leads to a complex dispute arising from the complexity of the work, multiple prime contracting parties’ involvement, poor execution of contract documents, inadequate planning, financial issues, and communication issue. Hence, this research thoroughly analyses the literature in construction disputes and identifies the relationship between construction disputes and standard forms of contract. It defines the research field and makes a recommendation for additional research. Future research is expected to validate the interrelation of the construction dispute in mitigating the construction dispute in Malaysia through the Malaysian Standard Form of Contract.

Vitamin D and Cancer: An Historical Overview of the Epidemiology and Mechanisms.

This is a narrative review of the evidence supporting vitamin D’s anticancer actions. The first section reviews the findings from ecological studies of cancer with respect to indices of solar radiation, which found a reduced risk of incidence and mortality for approximately 23 types of cancer. Meta-analyses of observational studies reported the inverse correlations of serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D [25(OH)D] with the incidence of 12 types of cancer. Case-control studies with a 25(OH)D concentration measured near the time of cancer diagnosis are stronger than nested case-control and cohort studies as long follow-up times reduce the correlations due to changes in 25(OH)D with time. There is no evidence that undiagnosed cancer reduces 25(OH)D concentrations unless the cancer is at a very advanced stage. Meta-analyses of cancer incidence with respect to dietary intake have had limited success due to the low amount of vitamin D in most diets. An analysis of 25(OH)D-cancer incidence rates suggests that achieving 80 ng/mL vs. 10 ng/mL would reduce cancer incidence rates by 70 ± 10%. Clinical trials have provided limited support for the UVB-vitamin D-cancer hypothesis due to poor design and execution. In recent decades, many experimental studies in cultured cells and animal models have described a wide range of anticancer effects of vitamin D compounds. This paper will review studies showing the inhibition of tumor cell proliferation, dedifferentiation, and invasion together with the sensitization to proapoptotic agents. Moreover, 1,25-(OH)2D3 and other vitamin D receptor agonists modulate the biology of several types of stromal cells such as fibroblasts, endothelial and immune cells in a way that interferes the apparition of metastases. In sum, the available mechanistic data support the global protective action of vitamin D against several important types of cancer.

Viso-construcción y memoria visual en jóvenes con dependencia a las metanfetaminas

Introduction: methamphetamine dependence has been linked to a series of neuropsychological alterations. Objective: the present work had the purpose of exploring the viso-constructive ability and visual memory in young men with methamphetamine dependence disorder. Method: convenience sample of fifteen people. All the participants were interned in a detoxification clinic; after an interview, the Complex Rey Figure (CRF), was applied from in its execution to the copy and to the memory. Results: the viso-construction to the copy was found to be preserved (although three participants showed poor execution). On the other hand, visual memory deficiencies were observed in 14 of the 15 participants. Comparisons with normative parameters place the mean obtained by methamphetamine-dependent youths in reproduction to memory of the clinically significant CRF. The effect size (d) was calculated finding a medium effect on copying and a small effect on memory. In addition, in a qualitative analysis, it was observed that the majority of the participants made reproductions considered immature or less rational with respect to what was expected based on age. Discussion and conclusions: young methamphetamine dependent have a risk of deficits in episodic memory and executive alterations, specifically in organization and planning, functions suggested to be study afterwards.

Evaluation of White Matter Microstructural Alterations in Patients with Post-Stroke Cognitive Impairment at the Sub-Acute Stage.

PurposeTo investigate white matter alterations in post-stroke cognitive impairment (PSCI) patients at the subacute stage employing diffusion kurtosis and tensor imaging.MethodsThirty PSCI patients at the subacute phase and 30 healthy controls (HC) underwent diffusion kurtosis imaging (DKI) scans and neuropsychological assessments. Based on the tract-based spatial statistics and atlas-based ROI analysis, fractional anisotropy (FA), mean diffusivity (MD), mean kurtosis (MK), kurtosis fractional anisotropy (KFA), axial kurtosis (AK), and radial kurtosis (RK) were compared in specific white matter fiber bundles between the groups (with family-wise error correction). Adjusting for age and gender, a partial correlation was conducted between neurocognitive assessments and DKI metrics in the PSCI group.ResultsIn comparison with the HC, PSCI patients significantly showed decreased MK, RK, and FA and increased MD values in the genu of corpus callosum, anterior limb internal capsule, and left superior corona radiata. In addition, DKI detected more white matter region changes in MK (31/48), KFA (40/48), and RK (25/48) than DTI with FA (28/48) and MD (21/48), which primarily consisted of the right cingulum, right superior longitudinal fasciculus, and left posterior limb of internal capsule. In the left anterior limb of internal capsule, MK and RK values were significantly negatively correlated with TMT-B (r = −0.435 and −0.414, P < 0.05), and KFA values (r = −0.385, P < 0.05) of corpus callosum negatively associated with TMT-B.ConclusionCombing DTI, DKI, and neuropsychological tests, we found extensive damaged white matter microstructure and poor execution performance in subacute PSCI patients. DKI could detect more subtle white matter changes than DTI metrics. Our findings provide added information for exploring the mechanisms of PSCI and conducting cognitive rehabilitation in the subacute stage.

Sensemaking og transaktive hukommelsessystemer i strid

Sensemaking and dynamics concerning transactive memory systems (TMS) were crucial to the outcome of the battle of Kamdesh, which took place in Afghanistan on October 3rd 2009. A small outpost of predominantly American soldiers suffered an attack by a numerically overwhelming enemy force. The Americans came close to being wiped out but managed to turn the battle in their favor. The article looks at both dynamics inside the unit on the ground, as well as within the emerging team constituted by ground force components and air support. A key takeaway is that sensemaking is a critical process, where poor execution can make a group vulnerable to psychological shock, which in turn could threaten to destroy the group. Furthermore, the article looks at how rotating key personnel in combat areas can impact group performance and survival negatively. Finally, different possibilities for how organizing tasks may develop in emerging teams is explored, finding differences in the emphasis on differentiation and integration of knowledge in various team constellations at work in the battle. In conclusion, the article proposes that optimizing for high team performance outweighs the costs this has for handling more common but less complex and critical combat incidents.

CIVIL SERVICE AS A CATALYST FOR SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA

The primary function of the civil service is formulation and implementation of governmental policies in line with the welfare of the citizens, sustainability of the state, regulating commercial operations, and providing social service. Civil service plays a crucial role in any country's economic development, particularly in Nigeria where the public sector is directly involved in national development. It serves as a pivot for design and execution sustainable economic development programmes. This necessitated the civil service to adopt more management methods, develop the necessary managerial abilities, and adopt a new strategy that includes project management in order to secure and ensure sustainability. This study explored the role of the civil service as a contributor to Nigeria’s sustainable economic development. The methodology adopted was a documentary review and contextual analysis of past and current literature on the impact of civil service on sustainable economic development in Nigeria. The inefficiency and incompetency of the Nigerian civil service are evident due to the poor execution of the national budgets and public policies geared towards economic development. Furthermore, the unpredictability of the Nigerian political and economic sector and the high cost of doing business which is undermining investors' confidence is another important negative effect on Nigerian civil service performance in promotion of sustainable economic development. Therefore, for the Nigerian civil service to contribute to sustainable economic development it must be made more appealing and supported, modern equipment and technologies should be introduced across all levels of the civil service, continuous professional development should be made mandatory in the civil service, and appointment and promotion in the civil service must be based on merit and qualifications.

THE WAR AGAINST IMPUNITY FOR INTERNATIONAL CRIME: OPTICAL ILLUSION?

Deliberation on the imprescriptibility principle in international criminal law motivates determination towards the principle's function against impunity for international crimes. It is indeed a question of confronting this principle with judicial responsiveness, which relies on the speed of the criminal response. However, the current criminal response seems somewhat poorly considering the arising crimes. The poor execution enables criminals than the victims, which injures society. Therefore, it leads to inadmissibility. It is for this purpose that imprescriptibility arises and imposes itself comfortably. The research's conclusion attempts to demonstrate another facet of imprescriptibility. Imprescriptibility includes the impunity's ineffectiveness which passes irreversibly where ipso facto ensures impunity. This condition was perceived as a temporary and partial absence of justice that produced its socio-legal effects. Thus, the uncertainty of a judicial reaction resulting implicitly from this principle foster indolence in society. Over time, this would unsurprisingly lead to a denial of justice and eternal impunity.

A Gitbash-Generative Model for an Enhanced Query Processing In a Distributed Database System

This research study is directly focused on an enhanced query processing system using GitBash- Deep Generative Model, it is use to improve the performance of big data. Due to Poor query execution plan and absence of an improved aggregate query method which impose threats to qualities of good query processing in distributed databases which also cause memory pressure in a database, inflated central processing unit (CPU) and an overall reduction in concurrency. Also the volume of data use in any organization is progressively increasing in it seize, thereby resulting or demand a large storage location or space system. The availability of intended software that will confront the problem of storage contents and execution plan for query processing is a vital challenge facing big data in a processing system, which can prompt to information loss and missing record of vital document in an enterprises. The study will boost solution and addresses the problem of latencies, inability to transform and store queries, and poor query processing plans for future improvement of distributed databases, using an unsupervised learning approach such as deep generative model. The adopted methodology is dynamic system development method (DSDM). php programming language and mongoDB database is adopted for implementation. The datasets used for the proposed system was generated from e-library server/data.json (query) and is inserted into MongoDB database json format. The datasets are all trained and recognized by the Deep Generative algorithm through the Git Bash server. The proposed system result shows highly increase in the efficiency of management of big data and improved query processing. General Term Query Processing System Keywords Big Data, Deep Generative Model, Query Processing System, Information Management, Gitbash.