Census Of Research Research Articles

Pengaruh Kualitas Pelayanan dan Beban Kerja Dokter Gigi terhadap Kecemasan Pasien di Klinik Gigi I-Dental Care Jakarta Selama Masa Pandemi Covid-19 Tahun 2022-2023

This study aims to explain the influence of service quality and workload on patient anxiety at the I-Dental Care dental clinic in South Jakarta during the Covid-19 pandemic. The method used in this research is a descriptive method. The approach used is a quantitative approach. In this study, the author took samples using the saturated sample method or research census, namely taking all patients who visited the I-Dental Care clinic for one month. The research subjects in this study were 105 patients and dentists at the I-Dental Care Clinic. The data analysis techniques used are validity tests, reliability tests, descriptive analysis and inferential statistical data analysis. Research results show that service quality influences patient anxiety at the I-Dental Care Clinic during the Covid-19 pandemic. Workload influences patient anxiety at the I-Dental Care Clinic. Service Quality and Workload Influence Patient Anxiety at the I-Dental Care Clinic during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Evaluation of the Birmingham Court-Based Civil (Non-Family) Mediation Scheme

The Birmingham Civil Justice Centre civil (non-family) court-based mediation scheme was launched on 7th December 2001. At the time of the research census in October 2004, 331 cases had been stayed for mediation within the scheme (approximately 11% of the cases allocated in the Birmingham CJC during that period). Mediation is available at the court in all types of claim where the sum in dispute exceeds 5,000 and in all housing disrepair cases regardless of the amount claimed. The court provides accommodation for mediations between the hours of 4.30pm and 7.30pm and arranges the introduction of a trained independent mediator. Fees vary according to the sum in dispute and the entirety of the fee is paid to the mediator or mediation organization. The study was designed in response to an invitation from the Department for Constitutional Affairs, seeking to establish the effectiveness of a number of court-based mediation schemes in terms of resources, quality and user satisfaction.

An Addendum to General Heiman's Remarks

When as eminent an engineer as General Heiman calls the attention of civil engineers and the construction industry to Operations Research, I—as a practitioner of Operations Research—can only react enthusiastically and second his motions. Such motions are long overdue. The construction industry has been the slowest of the major American industries to avail itself of any type of research, let alone Operations Research. The census of Research and Development conducted by the National Science Foundation substantiates this assertion. What advances have been obtained in the industry through research have been largely due to materials and equipment manufacturers and not by the firms that design and construct. Management Technology, ISSN 0542-4917, was published as a separate journal from 1960 to 1964. In 1965 it was merged into Management Science.

Impact of War on American Communities

THE UNITED STATES has been concerned with peacetime programs, and research projects reflect that interest. There are, however, definite indications of a shift of emphasis since the beginning of World War II. An analysis of the 1942 census of research sponsored by the American Sociological Society showed that 112 out of a total of 302 projects are related to war effort (30). Surveys of the social effects of war have appeared already. Also, a considerable amount of research not definitely planned or labeled as relating to the effects of war does have significance, nevertheless, in interpreting the impact of war on the community (4).