Technical Team Research Articles

Survey on coaching philosophies and training methodologies of water polo head coaches from three different european national schools

The ability to change swimming styles and body positions, involving continuous shifting from horizontal to vertical posture and performing jumps, as well as technical skills play a fundamental role in water polo performance. To face with these demands, the coaching staff of elite and sub-elite water polo clubs might adopt a variety of training methods, also based on their specific coaching philosophies. This point has led to an enlargement of the staff, with higher head coaches’ responsibilities, who may interpret their professional activity according to their own coaching philosophy, education, and their respective national water polo schools. In fact, based on their international sports achievements, some countries can be identified as recognised water polo national schools. For this reason, the purpose of this study was to survey 40 head coaches of three important national water polo schools (Italy, Greece, and Serbia) to identify and compare their coaching philosophies and training methodologies. The survey was based on five sections (Technical staff composition, Team roster, Weekly periodization, Testing and monitoring, Tactics and strategies). Furthermore, using a detailed descriptive statistic, the current study gives interesting information on how 40 high-ranking elite and sub-elite teams of different national championships organize their training during a typical week of the competitive season. A further improvement of this research line could include more national schools, expanding the sample to more countries from all over the world.

Assessing the Major Factors That Affect the Adoption of Information and Communications Technology on Court Service Delivery in Zambia

The study was conducted to establish the major factors that affect the adoption of information and communications technology on court service delivery in Zambia. This study was guided by the updated Information System Success Model (ISSM) which was used as the conceptual framework to generate thirteen (13) hypotheses which were analyzed after data collection and findings. This research adopted the explanatory research design and used the quantitative methodology to examine the adoption and impact of digitalization at the High Court of Zambia in Lusaka within a positivistic paradigm. The target population consisted of approximately 180 employees that use information systems and it was from this population that the sample was drawn. The sample of 103 was selected by utilizing the stratified random sampling method. Descriptive analysis and Pearson’s correlation were used to analyze the results. The findings revealed that there was a strong positive statistical relationship between the use of ICT and self-efficacy, Information Quality, IT Security, System quality, service quality, net performance and User Satisfaction in ICT. Furthermore, the findings revealed that there was a strong positive statistical relationship between the user satisfaction in ICT and self-efficacy, Information Quality, IT Security, System quality, service quality, net performance and the use of ICT. Thus, the study concludes that an increase in Self-efficacy, Information Quality, IT Security, System quality, service quality, net performance, and User Satisfaction in ICT can enhance the use of ICT, and an increase in self-efficacy, Information Quality, IT Security, System quality, service quality, net performance and the use of ICT can also enhance user satisfaction in ICT. The study recommends that although the Service Quality was statistically significant to both System use and User satisfaction in the adoption of ICTs. Thus, ICT provides reliable services as well as technical support provided by authorities that satisfy users. The government is required to build technical capability of users to make them help each other when they are facing difficulties in using ICT system in their daily activities. Also, the government has to facilitate the technical support team or helpdesk to work 24 hours per week in order to support users for the effective use of the system.

Successful implementation of a rater training program for medical students to evaluate simulated pediatric emergencies.

Simulation-based training is increasingly used in pediatrics to teach technical skills, teamwork, and team communication, and to improve potential deficiencies in pediatric emergency care. Team performance must be observed, analyzed, and evaluated by trained raters. The structured training of medical students for the assessment of simulated pediatric emergencies has not yet been investigated. We developed a rater training program for medical students to assess guideline adherence, teamwork, and team communication in simulated pediatric emergencies. Interrater reliability was measured at each training stage using Kendall tau coefficients. In 10 out of 15 pairs of raters interrater reliability was moderate to high (tau>0.4), whereas it was low in the remaining 5 pairs of raters. The interrater reliability showed good agreement between medical students and expert raters at the end of the rater training program. Medical students can be successfully involved in the assessment of guideline adherence as well as teamwork and team communication in simulated pediatric emergencies.

Do compromisso ético-político à concepção de projeto profissional na terapia ocupacional: um debate necessário ao trabalho na assistência social

Abstract Occupational therapists compose technical teams in social assistance services before the formalization of their insertion in the Unified Social Assistance System (SUAS), which occurred in 2011. As a result, the discussion about the work in this sector and the social question has gained relevance in the profession from an interventional and theoretical-academic point of view. In this study, from a Marxist perspective, we reflect on how the social question determines the demands observed in social assistance work. Next, we present the concepts of societal projects - understood as collective projects that express class intentions for society, and of professional projects - defined as collective projects related to professions composed of ethical and political principles, which are theoretical and methodological references for professional practice, and that establish bases for their relationships with service users, other professions, and organizations and institutions. We conclude by proposing that social occupational therapy is a theoretical and methodological framework that can be adopted to construct a critical-transformative professional project: critical of the structure and dynamics of capitalist society that continually replace the expressions of the social question, touching the everyday life of subjects; critical of the neoliberal model of State management that weakens rights and makes people’s lives precarious; critical of the conservative trends of work in social assistance that individualize, medicalize, psychologize, and moralize the reading of problems presented as professional demands; critical of the role and social function of occupational therapy in its relationship with society, breaking with a technical and supposedly neutral view of the profession.

Informed Consent Form Automated Validation, The Brazilian Rare Disease Network Case Proposal

The informed consent form (ICF) is required for all observational studies involving human subjects in Brazil. Besides the existence of e-Consent technologies, Brazilian guidelines issued by the Ministry of Health, the ICF must be obtained in the physical form in face-face services. Furthermore, the Brazilian Network of Rare Diseases (RARAS) project was proposed in a context marked by a scarcity of structured data on Rare Diseases (RD). One of the main objectives of RARAS is to understand and expose the RD scenario in Brazil. Since one of the stages in the RARAS project requires data collected from a patient's interview, the ICF is mandatory. Therefore, the importance of completeness of participants' process aroused the need of the technical team of RARAS to propose a protocol to automate the validation of scanned physical ICFs. The purpose is based on applying image preprocessing methods and a deep learning model. Regarding previous results in the literature, the expected outcome is to achieve around 90% accuracy in the classification of ICF for the RARAS project.

Using Machine Learning Techniques for Enhancing Production Forecast in North Malay Basin

The geological environment in the Gulf of Thailand (GOT) is very complicated, with thousands of small discontinuous reservoirs, in part due to a high density of faults. With this geological characteristic, hundreds of required slim-hole wells will be planned and drilled annually to ensure enough capacity to meet gas demand in gas sale agreement. Hence, production forecast plays key role to deal with drilling schedule and operations planning and installing surface facilities. An accuracy degree of production forecast is required highly which based on production data from existing produced wells and future produced wells. In recent years, machine learning techniques have been widely applied to the oil and gas industry, in this case, the Gulf of Thailand. Machine learning methods of Support Vector Regression (SVR) and K-Means Clustering have been applied effectively for removing outliers or noisy data. By using a huge dataset of production data from thousands of wells in this area, a solution can be rapidly made to automatically eliminate unreliable data in given historical data from existing produced wells. In brief, this study provides an automated approach to apply machine learning algorithms to assist technical teams in improving the quality of data in production data analysis, with the aim of enhancing reliable production forecast, optimizing drilling schedule and saving operating costs.

Conservation efforts of uceng native fish (Nemacheilus fasciastus) through domestication in Temanggung, Central Java, Indonesia

Uceng (Nemacheilus fasciastus) is a native fish species from Temanggung. In the past three years, uceng catches have declined due to increased fishing intensity, invasive fish species, and illegal fishing. The purpose of this study is to describe the uceng domestication as an ex-situ conservation effort. This research used a descriptive method design with observation, interview, and documentation techniques. The result showed that the domestication of uceng has been successfully adapted to cultivation conditions. In 2015-2018, the Fisheries Agency of Temanggung collaborated with the Center Research and Development Freshwater Aquaculture Bogor to conduct research and development on domestication with the aim of breeding and restocking into public waters to preserve the population. Fish uceng farming uses natural spawning processes that take six months. The water quality conditions are the same as their natural environment habitat, with temperatures ranging from 24-28°C, pH between 7-9, and dissolved oxygen above five ppm. In one breeding process, approximately 1000 eggs are produced with the potential to become 60-70% larvae. Research and development efforts are still being conducted by domesticating the uceng technical team for restocking in public waters. They are expected to provide added value for stakeholders in related sectors.

A dimensão educativa na práxis da terapia ocupacional social junto a jovens de grupos populares urbanos

Abstract Taking popular participation and democracy—both in the micro and macro spheres—as an ideal of society, offering spaces for learning the “skills” that ensure these processes is essential. From a broad understanding of education, taking Paulo Freire as a reference, this text reflects on an educational dimension in the praxis of social occupational therapy. To this end, it relied on a brief experience report developed by the METUIA/UFSCar center with young people from urban popular groups and the management and technical team of a Youth Center in the municipality of São Carlos, state of São Paulo, Brazil. For six months, Workshops of Activities, Dynamics and Projects were developed with these young people, and meetings were conducted with this team to discuss the nature of this space, its possibilities of use, and its rules. These workshops and meetings revealed the existing conflicts between the young people and the team, and discussions about strategies to face these situations were proposed. The recognition of an educational character in/of social occupational therapy practices is advocated through the promotion of dialogue and awareness, aiming at social participation and the exercise of citizenship.

Diagnóstico e discussão sobre Planos Municipais de Redução de Riscos no Brasil

Abstract The disasters associated with landslides and floods forced the Brazilian Federal Government to launch, in 2003, a program aimed at encouraging the development of Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plans (PMRRs - Planos Municipais de Redução de Riscos). Given the uniqueness of this action and the variety of institutions accounting for executing these plans, which involve different material and human resources, it is important explaining how PMRRs have been built in order to, likely, improve them. The aim of the current study is to gather information about all 33 PMRRs available on the website of the Ministry of Regional Development by focusing on the following items: composition of the technical team involved in them, popular participation, risk mapping, typologies and costs of proposed structural and non-structural actions. Among the herein reached conclusions, it is worth emphasizing the excessive asymmetry observed in PMRRs’ approach to physical aspects of this issue to the detriment of its social aspects, a fact that affects both the risk estimation method and the proposed mitigating measures.

Moving from development to implementation of digital innovations within the NHS: myHealthE, a remote monitoring system for tracking patient outcomes in child and adolescent mental health services.

This paper aims to report our experience of developing, implementing, and evaluating myHealthE (MHE), a digital innovation for Child and Adolescents Mental Health Services (CAMHS), which automates the remote collection and reporting of Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) into National Health Services (NHS) electronic healthcare records. We describe the logistical and governance issues encountered in developing the MHE interface with patient-identifiable information, and the steps taken to overcome these development barriers. We describe the application's architecture and hosting environment to enable its operability within the NHS, as well as the capabilities needed within the technical team to bridge the gap between academic development and NHS operational teams. We present evidence on the feasibility and acceptability of this system within clinical services and the process of iterative development, highlighting additional functions that were incorporated to increase system utility. This article provides a framework with which to plan, develop, and implement automated PROM collection from remote devices back to NHS infrastructure. The challenges and solutions described in this paper will be pertinent to other digital health innovation researchers aspiring to deploy interoperable systems within NHS clinical systems.

ARTIGO - AVALIAÇÃO MISTA PARA PROMOÇÃO DA QUALIDADE DA EDUCAÇÃO INFANTIL: POTENCIALIDADES E TENSÕES EM PRODUÇÃO COLETIVA

ABSTRACT: The evaluation of the quality of Early Childhood Education constitutes a field of knowledge and practices that mobilize structural aspects into the area considering the competence of the different agents in the evaluation processes and their effects in the effectiveness of public policy. In the framework of an evaluation aligned with the promotion of quality and the recognition of Early Childhood Education as a public policy subordinate to social control, we propose to discuss the potentialities and tensions present in the mixed-method evaluation, a model that combines internal and external procedures and instruments inside and outside of institutions. The discussion starts from a mixed-method evaluation experience carried out in conjunction with the technical team of the Public Ministry of the State of São Paulo (MPSP), in the Special Education Group of Ribeirão Preto. The results indicate that the mixed evaluation was powerful because of its dialogic format: the external evaluation allowed a technical and multiprofessional look aligned with the public quality policy; the internal evaluation facilitated a collective self-reflection on quality but showed different strengths and weaknesses in terms of critical views. By combining these perspectives, possibilities are created for overcoming the limitations of each type of evaluation, and also for reflecting on the dynamics of relationships between individuals and public agencies.

Terapia ocupacional e socioeducação: uma trajetória institucional de acompanhamento de adolescentes e jovens durante quatro décadas

Abstract The Adolescent Guidance Center of Campinas (COMEC), a civil society organization, has adopted, as pillars of assistance since its foundation in 1980, the guarantee of the fundamental principles of human rights and the promotion of social education as a tool of intervention and transformation. Its history of providing open-setting follow-up for adolescent and young offenders and their families precedes the assumptions and guidelines of the Statute of the Child and Adolescent (ECA) of the Unified Social Assistance System and the National Socio-Educational Assistance System. COMEC has become a reference in the municipality of Campinas, state of São Paulo, Brazil in the execution of socio-educational measures of Assisted Liberty (AL) and Provision of Services to the Community (PSC) through the development of solid work in the field of social assistance. This study aims to present the trajectory of occupational therapy at COMEC from 1984 to 2022 through a university teaching-extension partnership conducted by the Occupational Therapy Course of the Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas. Since then, occupational therapists have composed the technical teams of AL and PSC as essential reference professionals to develop this work, as well as assumed management activities. Occupational therapy has contributed, in a powerful and diversified way, to offer a follow-up to adolescents, young people, and their families, and has accumulated experiences in the execution of socio-educational measures that can contribute to its repertoires of action.

Development of MSMEs' potential through digital marketing in Pabean Udik Village, Indramayu Regency

Development of digital marketing techniques is mostly driven by changes in customer behavior and technology advancements. A major element of this transformation is the MSME sector. The Faculty of Computer Science, UPN Veteran Jakarta provides community service by training and implementing digital marketing for MSMEs in Pabean Udik Village. This program was carried out to support MSMEs so they can take advantage of digital technology to promote products, effectively interact and communicate with potential customers wherever they are. The program method involves training participants on how to digitize products using their personal smartphones, which is followed by the development of a company profile that serves as a landing page for customers using the Google My Business program. A technical team and trainers help them develop business profiles and upload images of their products. The training has increased the participants' knowledge of product digitization. Additionally, MSME products are eye-catching and simple to market online using Google My Business applications.

IMPLEMENTASI KEBIJAKAN PERATURAN WALIKOTA SURABAYA NOMOR 41 TAHUN 2021 DALAM PELAYANAN PERIZINAN ONLINE SURABAYA SINGLE WINDOWS (SSW) DI DINAS PENANAMAN MODAL DAN PELAYANAN TERPADU SATU PINTU KOTA SURABAYA

Public Service is a series of activities in the process of fulfilling citizens' needs for goods, services and administrative services that must be prepared by public service implementers such as state management organizations, legal entities, independent institutions formed from laws even if only for public service activities. One part of the public service is the licensing service. By utilizing technology, an electronic-based public service can be carried out. One of the innovations that have been implemented by the Surabaya city government is the innovation of a technology-based licensing service system called Surabaya Single Windows (SSW). The purpose of this research is to find out how to implement Surabaya Mayor Regulation Number 41 of 2021 concerning Business Licensing, Non-Business Licensing, and Non-Licensing Services. This research is a descriptive qualitative research. This research focuses on the implementation of Surabaya Mayor Regulation Number 41 of 2021. In this study the primary data sources consist of employees of the Investment Service and One Stop Integrated Services and the public who use the Surabaya Single Windows Program through techniques. Data were collected by questionnaire, observation, and interview methods. The data analysis technique used by the researcher is descriptive narrative. Based on the results of the research, the researchers concluded that the implementation of Surabaya Mayor Regulation Number 41 of 2021 Concerning Business Licensing, Non-Business Licensing and Non-Licensing Services in the City of Surabaya has been going well, but not yet optimal. Not optimal because the technical team is not in the same building, which slows down the processing of complaints, while the rest can be considered good.

Development of SME’s business cooperation information technology system design

The government has a goal to improve the economy of SMEs. The improvement of the SME economy is carried out by accelerating the National digital transformation. At this time, SMEs have become members of the National digital program. SMEs must have the ability to run their business digitally through collaboration. Meanwhile, SMEs still have obstacles in implementing the collaboration system. The obstacle is that it is less effective and efficient to use digital business collaboration systems. Collaboration systems are less effective in the steps and time of use in business collaboration systems. SMEs want an easy and fast collaboration system. SMEs hope to have a collaboration system that can respond to consumer needs. Thus, the design of the collaboration system must meet the needs of SMEs to improve their performance. This research aims to design a collaborative system for SMEs innovation businesses. The collaborative system design is expected to respond to any changes in SMEs activities. By reacting quickly, the productivity of SMEs will increase because an effective collaboration system supports it. This study uses the method of Service Quality and Quality Function Deployment (QFD). Based on the technical response, project description (0.24), project status (0.17), collaboration team (0.16), project activities (0.15), project needs (0.13), special issues (0.07) and project performance (0.06) were selected as the proposed improvement and development by the priority of contribution in the QFD analysis. These attributes are prioritized in designing the SMEs collaboration system. A collaboration system was created for SMEs to increase their productivity

Sustainable Food House Area Program Management (KRPL) in Padang City

This research was motivated by the City of Padang as a pilot project that implemented the Sustainable Food House Area Program in West Sumatra Province. The city of Padang has the most malnourished population and is not yet self-sufficient in food because it meets food needs from outside the region. Behind this, the City of Padang won the Adhikarya Pangan Nusantara. This research was conducted using qualitative methods. The theory used in this study is the management function of H Koontz and O'Donnell which consists of five variables. The results showed that the Management of the Sustainable Food House Area Program in Padang City had not been implemented properly because it had not been implemented in accordance with technical instructions and the Work Plan and Budget Needs. Then the program implementation structure has not been established, which is called the technical team, so that there is a discrepancy with the technical instructions. Then the coordination between the Food Service and the Agriculture Service has not gone well. The honors given to the companion group are not in accordance with the provisions of the technical instructions. In leadership, there is a decrease in the motivation of women's farmer groups when they do not get assistance and there are group leaders who cannot direct members. The implementation of the program has not yet reached the indicators of success, namely the absence of an increase in the expected food pattern.

Project Management for Cloud Compute and Storage Deployment: B2B Model

This paper explains the project’s objectives, identifies the key stakeholders, defines the project manager’s authority and provides a preliminary breakdown of roles and responsibilities. For the project’s future, it acts as a source of authority. This paper’s objective is to record the justifications for starting the project, its goals, limitations, solution instructions and the names of the principal stakeholders. This manuscript is meant to be used as a “Project Management Plan Light” for small and medium-sized projects when it would be uneconomical to prepare an entire collection of documents that make up a project management plan. A global media cloud will be provided and managed by the ABC cloud company inside of a consumer’s current premises. In this paper, the authors explain the end-to-end delivery of cloud and compute services. The article mainly focuses on the delivery of virtual machines (VMs), graphics processing unit (GPUs), cloud storage, transcoding, packaging, 24/7 customer support and billing modules for the services used by end customers. The process starts with customer requirements gathering to initiate the feasibility check for the services desired or required by the clients. Pre-sale solution engineers capture all the customer requirements in the solution design document to review with the engineering and delivery team for the implementation. Based on the solution design document, the solution engineer needs to raise the system’s feasibility for the local loops, cross connects, VMs, GPUs, storage, transcoders and packagers required to meet the end customer expectations on the service delivery. The solution engineer must sign-off on the solution design document agreed with end customer from the engineering and technical team. The program manager and technical team review the solution design document and confirm the order ID requirement in the system for the sales team to share with the order entry team to log the orders for a signed customer order form (COF). The program manager will initiate the service delivery for these order IDs logged in to the system for these services. Once services are ready for customer delivery, a technical team will share the customer portal with the end customer and provide training to the teams at the customer end use the required resources for cloud, compute and storage uses. Along with the services mentioned above, customers can access the usage and billing information in the customer portal. Moreover, the program manager is to share the project closure document, including the information about the services, reference IDs to log the trouble ticket with the supplier’s 24/7 support team and billing start date for customer acceptance.

Utilization of Coffee and Aren Cultivation in Producing Non-Alcoholic Wine-Flavored Aren Coffee Products to Improve the Economy of the People of Kutalimbaru, Deli Serdang

This community service aims to utilize the cultivation of Coffee (Coffea Sp.) and Aren (Arenga Pinnata) plants in the manufacture of Aren Coffee with Non-Alcoholic Wine Flavor as an alternative to plants producing raw materials for innovative processed coffee products in Suka Makmur Village, Kutalimbaru District, Deli Serdang Regency, North Sumatra. The benefits obtained are increasing positive acceptance responses in the Suka Makmur Village community so that this area becomes an alternative for the use of coffee and aren Aren plants as raw material for coffee innovation products. Non-Alcoholic Wine Flavor which can be a new variant of coffee product innovation and increase people's economic income, as well as increase people's knowledge and skills on how to make Non-Alcoholic Wine-Flavored Aren Coffee. The result of the program is the achievement of many understandings and perceptions from the people of Suka Makmur Village who agree and are enthusiastic about becoming a center for the development and planting of coffee and sugar Aren plants. The formation of a technical team for making Non-Alcoholic Wine Flavored Aren Coffee to produce a mainstay product in Suka Makmur Village. The formation of an “IT” team that produces video tutorials and a marketing team (how to make Non-Alcoholic Wine-flavored Aren Coffee and how to cultivate coffee and sugar Aren plants, as well as sell products on social media). Producing ready-to-drink processed products of three in one size of 20 gr, 100 gr, 250 gr, 500 gr and 1000 grams for sale thereby increasing the community's economic income and planting from the availability of 1000 seeds of coffee and sugar Aren plants to the community so that the forest in Suka Makmur Village becomes productive forest.

Results of non-elective withdrawal of continuous-flow left ventricular assist devices in selected patients

Protocols have been developed to identify patients for elective withdrawal of continuous-flow left ventricular device (cfLVAD) support. However, little is known about non-elective explantation or decommissioning of cfLVADs. A retrospective analysis of all patients who underwent left ventricular assist device (LVAD) explantation or decommissioning at a single center between 2002 and 2021 was performed. Sixty-one patients underwent withdrawal of a cfLVAD (HeartMate II [Abbott] n=17, HeartMate 3 [Abbott] n=2, HeartWare HVAD [Medtronic] n=36, INCOR [Berlin Heart] n=6). The median follow-up after withdrawal was 1,039 days. The survival at 5 years was 76.1% (95% CI: 64.2%-95.2%). Predictors of worse outcomes in univariate regressive analysis were the duration of heart failure and the age at LVAD implantation. Of the 61 patients, 40 underwent elective withdrawal following a specific protocol. The other twenty-one patients underwent non-elective withdrawal of the cfLVAD because of device infection (n=12), device thrombosis (n=6), device malfunction (n=2) or due to acute intracerebral bleeding (n=1), also with an excellent survival at 5 years of 81.3%. (95% CI: 63.8-1). The withdrawal was performed in these patients even though they did not fulfill established criteria for successful explantation or decommissioning like clinical stability (n=21), left ventricular end-diastolic diameter ≤ 55 mm (n=3), performance of right heart catheterization (n=6), or pulmonary artery wedge pressure ≤ 15 mm Hg (n=3). Non-elective withdrawal is possible in selected patients after discussion in a team of experienced cardiac surgeons, cardiologists, technicians, and VAD coordinators. The appropriate preoperative assessment before decommissioning or explantation of a cfLVAD warrants further investigation.

The informed consent form navigator: a tool for producing readable and compliant consent documents.

Informed consent forms (ICFs) and practices vary widely across institutions. This project expands on previous work at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Center for Health Literacy to develop a plain language ICF template. Our interdisciplinary team of researchers, comprised of biomedical informaticists, health literacy experts, and stakeholders in the Institutional Review Board (IRB) process, has developed the ICF Navigator, a novel tool to facilitate the creation of plain language ICFs that comply with all relevant regulatory requirements. Our team first developed requirements for the ICF Navigator tool. The tool was then implemented by a technical team of informaticists and software developers, in consultation with an informed consent legal expert. We developed and formalized a detailed knowledge map modeling regulatory requirements for ICFs, which drives workflows within the tool. The ICF Navigator is a web-based tool that guides researchers through creating an ICF as they answer questions about their project. The navigator uses those responses to produce a clear and compliant ICF, displaying a real-time preview of the final form as content is added. Versioning and edits can be tracked to facilitate collaborative revisions by the research team and communication with the IRB. The navigator helps guide the creation of study-specific language, ensures compliance with regulatory requirements, and ensures that the resulting ICF is easy to read and understand. The ICF Navigator is an innovative, customizable, open-source software tool that helps researchers produce custom readable and compliant ICFs for research studies involving human subjects.