Document Processing Research Articles

KOMPARASI PEMBANGUNAN POTENSI WISATA DI DESA PEMANGKAT DAN DESA TANJUNG KALIMANTAN BARAT

This article aims to identify how development compares to tourism potential in Pemangkat Village and Tanjung Village. The difference is in the form of infrastructure and local government involvement in supporting the tourism potential of the two villages. This study uses descriptive qualitative research methods, namely by carrying out the process of collecting data through the process of observation, documentation and interviews. Informants in this study were five people selected based on snowball sampling. This study describes a tourist village in West Kalimantan, so this research explains the differences and comparisons of the two tourism villages. The results of this study indicate that the surrounding community is highly participating in advancing this tourism. This can be seen in the construction of facilities through government assistance, while Tanjung Village still requires assistance from the government and related stakeholders.
 Keywords: Community, Potential, Tourism.

Preface

The 2023 2nd International Conference on Machine Vision, Automatic Identification and Detection (MVAID 2023) took place in Hangzhou, China from April 14th to 16th, 2023, with the attendance of about 60 people.MVAID 2023 focused on research areas such as Computer Vision, Image Processing, Document Processing and Recognition, Advanced Learning Methods, Sensor Technique & Application, Image Forensics and Identification, etc. The main goal was to bring together basic scientists, researchers and developers engaged in machine vision, automatic identification and detection to bridge the gap between research needs and advanced technological solutions. MVAID 2023 provided an opportunity for researchers and related personnels to present their recent theoretical developments and practical applications as well as to discuss unsolved problems. It also fostered research and development in machine vision, automatic identification and detection.The Program of the Conference was divided into three main topics. First day of the Conference was devoted to registration for all the participants. The second day was focused on keynote speech, oral and poster presentation, as well as discussion on the talks and the whole meeting. Academic investigation took place during the third day of the Conference.We would like to highlight the main developments presented at the Conference and introduce the prominent speakers. The keynote speaker of the Conference Professor Yulin Wang (Wuhan University, China) presented a report on Drone: From Bionic Flight to Brain Like Autonomous Navigation. He mainly works for image and video processing, digital rights management, information security, intelligent system, e-commerce, IoT, code clone and so on. Professor Cairong Zhao (Tongji University, China) demonstrated his speech on Occluded Person Re-Identification, in which he elaborated on the four key issues caused by occlusion, namely positional displacement, scale displacement, noise information, and missing information, and discuss their solutions, and analyzed and discussed the future development trends of occluded person re-identification.Finally, we would like to thank the members of the Technical Program Committee for giving an opportunity to share scientific ideas and new developments at the Conference as well as Hangzhou Dianzi University and Politechnika Koszalinska for their friendly support. Last but not the least, our special acknowledgement also goes to the editors and staff of Journal of Physics: Conference Series, for their kindness and assistance in publishing this volume.The Committee of MVAID 2023List of Committee Member is available in this Pdf.

Mapping Stakeholders and Their Networks for Strategic Communication in the Romanian Health Sector – A Public Relations Approach

Abstract Introduction: Communication has a significant role in achieving objectives in the medical sector. It involves information, collaboration, partnership and starts from understanding the profile, needs and interests of main stakeholders and their relationship networks. Healthcare public relations (HPR) provides a useful framework for strategic communication, by identifying stakeholders and their potential connections, designing, and implementing interactions that lead to positive results for all those involved and for supporting health in general. The current study proposes a mapping of stakeholders and networks in the healthcare system in Romania, as premises for efficient HPR. Public relations and stakeholder approach: Professional public relations (PR) is based on two-way communication, implying partnership and collaboration. Stakeholder theory, as approached within PR framework, is appropriate for present realities, considering the network society and the interdependency between actors. Methodology: This is an exploratory study using in-depth documentation and analysis of public data (statistics, reports, legislation), accessible online. Results: The author provides a graphic and verbal map of stakeholders in the Romanian health sector (patients, medical body, pharmacists, health facilities, academia, healthcare producers and suppliers, authorities and international bodies, professional representatives, NGOs, and mass media), and their networks. Five types of linkages are highlighted, by considering the criteria of the impact the connection has on healthcare (direct and indirect) and the connection grounds (functional, support), and including mixed interactions. Discussion: Results and implications of the analysis are discussed in relation to previous scholarship. The HPR approach is emphasized as an advantageous framework for strategic communication in the healthcare sector. Conclusions: Healthcare communication implies a complex process of documentation, planning, strategy, and implementation. Its outcomes are translated into more than plain public information or promotion of specific products and services in this area. By focusing on interconnectivity, and mutual understanding, HPR fosters common engagement and collaboration between stakeholders, within their natural networks, and offers valuable strategic communication coordinates for the medical sector and its challenges.

Gaya Belajar SAVIO: Membentuk Pelajar Multitalent dalam Pembelajaran Bahasa Arab

The purpose of this study is to find out how SAVIO's learning style activities can form multitalented students in learning Arabic for students. This research includes phenomenological research with a qualitative approach. The location of the research was carried out at MI Nahdlatul Ulama' Kraksaan. Data collection techniques were carried out through the process of observation, in-depth interviews, and documentation. The data analysis technique uses the Miles and Huberman Interactive Model with data reduction activities, data presentation, and drawing conclusions. The validity of the data with the process of triangulation of sources and techniques. The results of this study state that the SAVIO learning style applied by MI Nahdhatul Ulama', especially in learning Arabic, reaches the stage of forming students who master many fields (multitalent) through four main activities, namely (1) see and demonstrate, (2) matching picture, (3 ) analyze problem solving with true or false, and (4) dialogue habits. So this SAVIO learning style can awaken students' integrated intelligence in full by combining physical movement with intellectual activity, creating a better, interesting and effective learning atmosphere.

Penerapan Strategi Marketing dalam Meningkatkan Pelanggan di Toserba Sunan Drajat (Studi di Toserba Sunan Drajat Banjarwati Paciran Lamongan)

The development of the business world is growing rapidly both in the service and industrial sectors. This causes competition between companies to become increasingly stringent. This requires companies to improve their capabilities so that the products or services produced are increasingly innovating. So in the process a marketing strategy is needed to improve the development of the business. This type of research uses qualitative research methods with a descriptive approach which is obtained through collecting data from the process of observation, interviews/interviews, and documentation. While the data analysis technique used is data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion. The purpose of this research is to answer, find out, describe and analyze the formulation of the problem; 1) at the Sunan Drajat Banjarwati Paciran Lamongan Department Store. 2) How to plan the implementation of the marketing strategy at the Sunan Drajat Banjarwati Paciran Lamongan Department Store. 3) What are the supporting and inhibiting factors encountered in marketing products at the Sunan Drajat Department Store Banjarwati Paciran Lamongan. The analysis used is the Marketing Mix analysis approach with seven indicators from an internal and external perspective. In addition, it is strengthened by Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning which are collaborated on the analysis of the application of marketing strategies at the Sunan Drajat Department Store. The results of the study explain that the Sunan Drajat Department Store applies a marketing mix strategy, namely product, place, price, promotion, people, processes, physical evidence and in its development also apply segmentation, targeting, and positioning in it.

Emergency department observation implementation guide.

Emergency department (ED) crowding poses significant operational challenges to hospitals. One strategy to address these issues is the implementation of an ED observation (EDO) unit. EDO involves placing patients in observation status after their initial evaluation, allowing for continued assessment, treatment, and the determination of a safe disposition. This paper provides a comprehensive guide for ED leaders on the implementation of ED observation in their departments. It includes a checklist summarizing key implementation points, operational and financial considerations, staffing and location planning, patient selection, clinical care protocols, documentation and communication processes, securing buy-in from stakeholders, and outcome measurement. The guide also highlights the updated billing codes based on the 2023 updated Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) guidelines. Successful implementation of an EDO program has shown benefits such as improved patient flow, enhanced revenue generation, reduced costs, and comparable clinical outcomes. This guide aims to equip ED leaders with the necessary knowledge and tools to implement and manage an effective ED observation program in their departments, ultimately improving the overall efficiency of emergency care delivery.

Optimizing Patient-Reported Outcome Collection and Documentation in Medical Music Therapy: Process-Improvement Study.

To measure the effectiveness of nonpharmacologic interventions delivered during clinical care, investigators need to ensure robust and routine data collection without disrupting individualized patient care or adding unnecessary documentation burden. A process-improvement study was undertaken to improve documentation consistency and increase the capture of patient-reported outcomes (PROs; ie, stress, pain, anxiety, and coping) within a medical music therapy (MT) team. We used 2 Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycles to improve documentation processes among an MT team (13.3 clinical full-time equivalent staff). Trainings focused on providing skills and resources for optimizing pre- and postsession PRO collection, specific guidelines for entering session data in the electronic health record, and opportunities for the team to provide feedback. Two comparisons of therapists' PRO collection rates were conducted: (1) between the 6 months before PDSA Cycle 1 (T0) and PDSA Cycle 1 (T1), and (2) between T1 and PDSA Cycle 2 (T2). Music therapists' rates of capturing any PRO within MT sessions increased significantly (P<.001) from T0 to T1 and from T1 to T2 for all domains, including stress (4/2758, 0.1% at T0; 1012/2786, 36.3% at T1; and 393/775, 50.7% at T2), pain (820/2758, 29.7% at T0; 1444/2786, 51.8% at T1; and 476/775, 61.4% at T2), anxiety (499/2758, 18.1% at T0; 950/2786, 34.1% at T1; and 400/775, 51.6% at T2), and coping (0/2758, 0% at T0; 571/2786, 20.5% at T1; and 319/775, 41.2% at T2). Music therapists' feedback and findings from a retrospective analysis were used to create an improved electronic health record documentation template. Rates of PRO data collection improved within the medical MT team. Although the process improvement in this study was applied to a nonpharmacologic MT intervention, the principles are applicable to numerous inpatient clinical providers. As hospitals continue to implement nonpharmacologic therapies in response to the Joint Commission's recommendations, routine PRO collection will provide future researchers with the ability to evaluate the impact of these therapies on pain relief and opioid use.

PENERAPAN MODEL PEMBELAJARAN KOOPERATIF TIPE THINK PAIR AND SHARE UNTUK MENINGKATKAN HASIL BELAJAR IPS PADA SISWA KELAS V SDN CENTRE MANGALLI KECAMATAN PALANGGA KABUPATEN GOWA

This study aims to describe the application of the think pair and share cooperative learning model in improving social studies learning outcomes for fifth grade students at SDN Center Mangalli. The approach used is a qualitative approach. This type of research is classroom action research (PTK) which is carried out in two cycles and each cycle is held in two meetings. Each cycle goes through 4 stages, namely the planning stage, the implementation stage, the observation stage, and the reflection stage. The focus of this research is the focus of the process and focus of learning and documentation. The subjects of this study were 25 class V teachers and fifth grade students consisting of 17 male students and 8 female students. In this study, the researcher acted as the executor of the action and the class teacher as the observer. Data analysis techniques are qualitative and quantitative. The results showed that the application of the cooperative learning model type think pair and share in cycle I was 56% (enough) of students who passed with an average student score of 67.6. Then in cycle II there was an increase to 92% (very good) of students who passed with an average student score of 86.4. Based on the analysis of social studies learning outcomes, it can be concluded that there is an increase in social studies learning outcomes of students by using the think pair and share cooperative learning model.

في تعليم اللغة العربية بمعهد الجامعة جامعة ماتارام الإسلامية الحكومية للعام المعهدي 2021/2022 “La Taskut”استخدام كتاب

In ma'had al-Jami'ah there are many alumni of public schools who have never studied Arabic before, therefore ma'had al Jami'ah held a language program called "Lailatul Lughah" with the aim of providing Arabic language learning (Vocabulary and Daily Conversation). The researcher observed that 90% of this book contains daily vocabulary and conversations related to one of the Arabic language skills, namely speaking skills. This research focuses on how the process of using the book " La Taskut " and its application in learning Arabic to students of Ma'had al - Jami'ah Mataram State Islamic University. The method used in this research is descriptive method. Descriptive method is a research method that is intended to reveal symptoms as a whole, context, by collecting data from natural backgrounds that researchers use in collecting research evidence, data collection techniques carried out by researchers are direct observation, interviews with several students and documentation as evidence has conduct research. The results of the research that can be concluded by researchers through the process of interviews, documentation and direct observation are student learning at Ma'had al-Jami'ah Mataram State Islamic University using the book "La Taskut" In learning Arabic at Ma'had al Jami'ah the students faced and the solutions were: a) students who did not like Arabic because they had not studied Arabic before. And the solution is that the teacher gives them practice and teaches them at the basic stage, b) Students have not applied the learning in their daily life and the solution is that the teacher continues to provide examples and motivate students to apply it in their daily life.&#x0D; Keywords: The use of “La Taskut’s” book, Arabic education&#x0D;

Technological and Artistic Challenges in the Re-Performance of Music Theatre Work FE…DE…RI…CO… (1987) by Constança Capdeville: From the Archive to the Stage

In this article a group of authors will discuss the documentation process carried out by Filipa Magalhães during her PhD research, who gathered all possible materials concerning the music theatre work FE...DE...RI...CO... (1987) by Constança Capdeville. She created a more complete script (based on the information left by Capdeville, such as scores, texts, drawings, sketches with stage indications, scripts containing the main lines, and scripts for sound and light) aiming to document the several layers of information in order to systematize the work for archival purposes. The music theatre as a performative genre is a synthesis of multimedia artform that involves technological resources (for example the magnetic tape medium), which are aimed to be preserved, exploited, and valorized in order to make re-performance feasible. We will focus on the understanding of the difficulties and challenges found to bring this performance back from the archive to the stage.

Keeping the big picture in Terror-MASCAL-A new hospital concept

Two key positions have been defined for the in-house management of patients in the context of aterrorism-related mass casualty incident (Terror-MASCAL). The senior triage coordinator (LArS) categorizes the injured according to injury severity using algorithms. The central operational and medical coordinator (ZONK) disposes and prioritizes the injured for treatment measures, considering the injury severity and the available treatment capacities. The dynamics and complexity of aTerror-MASCAL combined with the high number of patients requires comprehensible documentation. The evaluation of an incident exercise of aTerror-MASCAL revealed deficits in its documentation. Based on the deficits identified, requirements have been defined. The article presents the management and documentation aids of aGerman national trauma center. The hospital with its currently available resources is abstractly represented via the Trauma Tactics Board (TTB). Patients with their individual injuries are represented by identification cards on the TTB. The ZONK can prioritize and dispose further treatment based on the information about the available resources and the patient-specific injury pattern. The patient registry continues to document the patient's other medical findings. Important external and internal information is noted in an event register. The entire documentation process on the TTB is documented by camera. Documentation aids are required to fulfil the core tasks of the ZONK. By using the documentation aids, ahospital can prepare for aTerror-MASCAL within ashort time. Lack of daily practical application of the documentation aids should be compensated for by regular practice and interdisciplinary exchange of experience.

Advertising Media, an analysis of Code in Compilation of Food and Beverage Ads on YouTube

The utilization of coding within advertising discourse is an imperative means of communication, effectively demonstrating the wide array of linguistic frameworks employed in promotional campaigns. The deliberate inclusion of diverse languages in advertisements serves the dual purpose of capturing attention and safeguarding regional languages by utilizing advertising platforms to uphold and enhance their significance. The objective of this study is to analyse instances of code switching and code mixing in compilation videos of food and beverage advertisements uploaded by Rofif Satria on the YouTube Satria Channel account. The utilization of a qualitative methodology employing descriptive techniques in data collection entails the process of observation and subsequent documentation through note-taking. The researcher carefully examines each advertising video, meticulously documenting both the spoken and written narratives conveyed within them. The instances of code-switching and code-mixing in the compilation videos are subsequently identified, annotated, and documented. The data that has been gathered is organized and classified according to its type, as well as the specific forms of code-switching and code-mixing that are present. The research findings indicate instances of code-switching and code-mixing, which encompass both internal and external forms. These include the insertion of words, phrases, clauses, and basters. The contextualization of data, including words, phrases, and clauses, is integral to the interpretation within the discourse of advertising.

A Study on Intelligent Document Processing using AWS

This article mainly approaches the topic of Intelligent Document Processing from the viewpoint of the users of cloud computing platforms and the end-users. The market for commercial OCR, document categorization and data extraction technologies are briefly reviewed to the extent that it is publicly available. The necessity for an effective and efficient retrieval of the stored information is increased by digital repositories. In this study, we suggest that the phases of document layout analysis, document picture categorization and understanding on digital documents should intensively apply intelligent techniques. Specifically, the Intelligent Document Processing can be used instead of Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning and RPA to retrieve the data and convert to understandable form.

What delirium follow-up is routinely offered after elective arthroplasty surgery? A survey of UK and Irish clinicians.

Background Postoperative delirium (POD) is a serious complication occurring after approximately 17% of elective arthroplasty surgeries. However, it is unclear if any routine clinical follow-up services are available to patients post-discharge. This study aims to determine what routine postoperative delirium screening and documentation processes are in place and what follow-up services are currently offered. Methods A brief online survey of multiple-choice and free-text questions was devised for clinicians in the United Kingdom (UK) and Republic of Ireland (ROI). An email invitation to complete the survey was sent to relevant clinicians in the UK and ROI by non-NHS professional bodies. Twitter was used to highlight and disseminate the survey. Results Of the 43 participating clinicians, 18 (42%) respondents indicated that delirium is routinely screened for after elective arthroplasty and 17 respondents stated that the 4AT tool is used. Most respondents (62%) indicated that delirium is documented upon discharge to patients’ GPs. Only 11 respondents (26%) describe routine clinical follow-up practices. These included a joint arthroplasty clinic, geriatric outpatient department and liaison psychiatry. Conclusions Results of this survey suggest that a) post-arthroplasty delirium screening and documentation is not widespread and b) clinical follow-up services for delirium in the UK and ROI are neither standardised nor routine.

Restoration of the Church of St. Nicholas Fort Ricasoli: The Process of Conserving Our Heritage

Restoration programmes aid in preserving local building heritage for futuregenerations. Documentation of these restoration programmes is a fundamental taskin conserving and reserving significant cultural cultural buildings. Documenting anddeveloping a conservation strategy for a historical structure is quite a complex task andrequires not only planning the interventions required to conserve a building but also forfuture maintenance to enhance the effectiveness of such work. This paper is divided intofive sections. The first section, the introduction, gives a description and overview of thesubject being studied. In the second section, the existing literature study evaluates differentparadigms of protecting existing significant historic buildings. This is followed by anexplanation of the historical context and the history related to the subject studied. Finally,research on the documentation process is also reviewed. The third section describes themethodological approach that aided the analysis of this studys research questions in thefourth section. The fifth section gathers the primary and secondary data analysed and sumsup everything in accordance with the proposed research questions of this study. In order toconduct this research, the Church of St. Nicholas at Fort Ricasoli was used as the main casestudy. A detailed investigation of the church to identify the significance of conserving suchbuildings and an investigation of the existing conditions of the church were conducted. Thisaided in establishing the documentation process prior to the actual interventions on thefabric. In order to carry out such a process, different methods of documentation were used,such as laser scanning surveys, photogrammetry, and documentation of the existing stateof the building to aid in the process of deciding on future interventions. As a result of sucha process, considerations of appropriate uses of such methods and proposals were givenand, additionally, considerations of successful conservation after the actual conservation arehighlighted. The proposal for the conservation of the church of St. Nicholas at Fort Ricasolialso aims to set guidelines for other conservation programmes within the fort, amongstother local restoration projects. Conservation of abandoned structures will enhance thelocal context in various aspects. Finally, conservation programmes will give potentialbenefits to the Maltese islands. Giving back these historically significant monuments to thegeneral public will aid the Maltese islands economy.

Automating Financial Document Processing: The Role of AI-OCR and Big Data in Accounting

Automating Financial Document Processing: The Role of AI-OCR and Big Data in Accounting

Peran Guru BK dalam Meningkatkan Penyesuaian Diri Siswa Baru di MTS Al-Jami’yatul Washliyah Tembung

Guidance and counseling teachers have an important role regarding the ability to adapt to students. The purpose of this research is to describe the role of the counseling teacher in improving students' adaptability. Qualitative approach is the method used for this research. Data was collected through a process of observation (observation), documentation and interviews at MTs Al Jam'iyatul Washliyah Tembung. The resulting data were analyzed using Milles and Huberman's theory, namely the existing data was reduced and then presented into a pattern, drawing a conclusion and verifying the resulting data. This research resulted in a finding that the counseling teacher plays an important role in improving the ability to adapt to new students, namely as a provider of information, activity organizer, motivational provider and giving direction. Another method used by the counseling teacher is asking students to make adjustments to the teacher and adjustments to friends.

Refining Clinician Workflow as a Means to Improving Catheter Quality Measures

Abstract Objective This study aimed to improve the quality measure performance for indwelling urinary catheter (IUC) duration, central venous catheter (CVC) duration, and telemetry duration by redesigning clinical decision support (CDS) tools within the documentation process and order workflow. Methods The effectiveness of the redesign was evaluated using system standard quality reporting methodology to observe device duration, central-line-associated bloodstream infection (CLABSI) rate, and catheter-associated urinary tract infection (CAUTI) rate preintervention (FY2017) and postintervention (FY2018). Electronic health record (EHR) reporting tools were used to evaluate CDS alert data both preintervention and postintervention. Results Total device duration and line days per patient days were reduced for CVC (12.8% [0.305–0.266]) and IUC (4.68% [0.171–0.163]). Mean telemetry duration was reduced by 16.94% (3.72–3.09 days), and CDS alert volume decreased 18.6% from a preintervention mean of 1.18 alerts per patient per day (81,190 total alerts) to a postintervention mean of 0.96 alerts per patient per day (61,899 total alerts). Both CLABSI (2.8% [1.07–1.04]) and CAUTI (8.1% [1.61–1.48]) rates were reduced, resulting in approximately $926,000 in savings. Conclusion In this novel model, the redesigned CDS tools improved clinician response to CDS alerts, prompting providers to take action on relevant orders that automatically updated the clinical documentation to reflect their actions. The study demonstrated that effective redesign of CDS tools within the documentation process and order workflow can reduce device duration, improve patient outcomes, and decrease CDS alert volume.

ASPICE compliance development of Cyber‐Physical Systems by using Model‐Based Systems Engineering

AbstractCurrent automotive Industry is facing numerous challenges. Business model is transitioning from ownership to shared mobility. Mobility of the future is becoming smarter, safer, more secured and connected. Distributed interconnected automotive systems will deliver added‐value mobility services. In the meantime, industrial standards require description of systems engineering practices as well as the practices justification. Automotive SPICE (ASPICE), a standard of software development best practices for automotive industry, for example, was one of the first to support the development of system and software now include hardware and cybersecurity. Traditional systems engineering development approaches are not any more appropriate. The current automotive system complexity requires new approaches like Model‐Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), using modeling and simulation. To address compliance to industry standards, traditional quality approaches consisting of or defining a quality system with a set of processes (e.g. Requirement elicitation process, documentation process…) are no more sufficient. Addressing these challenges require a digital transformation with two pillars. The first pillar is an MBSE methodology such as Cyber MagicGrid (Dassault Systèmes MBSE method) to define a set of best practices to develop a system. The second pillar is a quality management system that relies on the MBSE methodology rather than on a set of enterprise processes to address compliance with standards. Benefits of this approach is in acceleration of the digital enterprise transformation which is achieved by capitalizing the know‐how and considering the industry standards constraints.

Strategies to integrate oral health into primary care: a systematic review

ObjectivesIntegration of oral health into primary care has been proposed as a primary healthcare approach for efficient and sustainable delivery of oral health services, and the effective management of oral...