Training Center Research Articles

푸드카빙데코레이션의 체험 요소가 감정반응과 고객만족 및 충성도에 미치는 영향

This study sought to investigate the impact of food carving decoration experience elements on emotional response, customer satisfaction, and loyalty. To achieve the purpose of this study, it was conducted from November 1, 2023 to November 25, 2023 using a convenience sampling method. The sample was conducted on people who had experienced food carving decoration across the country within the past year. A total of 385 copies were used in the final analysis. Statistical analysis included frequency analysis, confirmatory factor analysis, reliability analysis, correlation analysis, and structural equation analysis. As a result of the analysis, first, educational experience and aesthetic experience were found to affect emotional responses. Second, emotional reactions were found to affect customer satisfaction and loyalty. Third, it was verified that customer satisfaction affects loyalty. Through these results, we verified the need to focus on educational experience and aesthetic experience in the recently growing food carving decoration training center.

Drug Resistance and Mutation Patterns Among Tuberculosis Patients in National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Training Centre Zaria

Drug Resistance and Mutation Patterns Among Tuberculosis Patients in National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Training Centre Zaria

Prevalence of HIV Among Drug Resistance Tuberculosis Cases at the National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Training Centre Zaria

Prevalence of HIV Among Drug Resistance Tuberculosis Cases at the National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Training Centre Zaria

Assessment of Risk of Type 2 Diabetes using Indian Diabetes Risk Score: A Community-Based Cross-Sectional Study in Marathwada region of Maharashtra

Background: Diabetes mellitus is one of the non-communicable diseases which have become a major global health problem whose prevalence is increasing worldwide and will reach to 12.2% (783 million) by 2045. The risk of diabetes escalates with increase in the number of risk factors and their duration as well. The Indian Diabetic Risk Score (IDRS) is a simple, low cost, feasible tool for mass screening programme for diabetes at the community level. Hence the present study was carried out to assess the level of risk of developing type 2 diabetes using IDRS. Methods: A cross-sectional study was carried out amongst 380 participants aged 20 years and above during the period of July 2018 to June 2019 in the field practice area of Rural Health Training Centre of IIMSR Medical College in Jalna, Maharashtra. A semi-structured interview schedule consisting of socio-demographic characteristics, risk factor profile and Indian Diabetes Risk Score was used. Data was analysed by using appropriate statistical test whenever necessary. Results: In our study, 52% are moderately at risk and 2% are at high risk for developing diabetes mellitus. About 62.1% participants belonged to nuclear family, 42.6% had family history of diabetes mellitus, 76.3% carried out moderate physical activity and 50.3% were overweight / obese. Family history of diabetes, lack of physical activity and overweight / obesity were found to be potential risk factors for developing diabetes mellitus. Conclusion: More than half i.e. 52% of the study subjects were at risk of having diabetes, hence screening is of utmost importance so that interventions can be initiated at an early stage.

Certification issues in training economic personnel for AIC

The goal is to analyze literary sources interpreting the term “certification” and develop recommendations aimed at professional growth and career of graduates of agricultural universities. Methods – comparisons, generalizations. Results – the essence of the concept of “certification” is revealed. The role of this process for students of Kazakh universities is shown in view of development of agricultural economy in the republic, taking into account such principles as economic orientation, internationalization, transformation and autonomy in modern conditions, characterized by the formation of competitive environment focused on meeting the needs of labor market. The main requirements and trends related to organization of certification in this industry, set out in the relevant government documents (concepts, regulations, etc.), are presented. The example of M. Kozybaev North Kazakhstan University, in which Certification Training Center has been opened to train students in 1C software products, with further expansion of employment opportunities and promotion prospects for graduates of economic educational programs based on application of digital competencies in the field of accounting (accounting in agricultural enterprise). Mastering these disciplines will provide solid knowledge and allow students to successfully pass the qualifying exam and subsequently receive the “1C: PROFESSIONAL” certificate. Statistics on the work of the Center, the number of trained students who received certificates and jobs at enterprises in agricultural sector are presented. The authors note that certification is one of the most important areas of activity of any university, which helps a young specialist to be effective and successful in agricultural market for job vacancies. Conclusions – gaining of knowledge on the basis of non-formal education will contribute to the effective implementation of the 3L concept in employment in various sectors of economy and provision of competitive personnel.

EFEKTIVITAS PELAKSANAAN ANGGARAN DI DINAS TENAGA KERJA DAN TRANSMIGRASI KABUPATEN BOALEMO

The Manpower and Transmigration Service of Boalemo Regency, the hardest problem in this case is the system and the budget portion which is considered very minimal so that it has an impact on development in Boalemo Regency. The aim of the research is to determine the effectiveness of budget implementation at the Boalemo Regency Manpower and Transmigration Service. The research method uses a descriptive qualitative approach. Data collection methods through observation, interviews and documentation. Data analysis techniques using the Miles and Huberman model which consists of data reduction, data presentation and drawing conclusions or verification. The research result is Budget sources originating from the Regional Revenue and Expenditure Budget must be utilized through the General Allocation Fund. Where the implementation and allocation of the budget must include the availability of land, in this case facilities and infrastructure to support workforce activities such as job fairs, the availability of facilities and infrastructure such as Job Training Centers that can help job seekers from both companies and prospective employees.

On-farm Pre-extension Demonstration of Newly Released Pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan) Technology with Proper Agronomic Practices in Gamo and Konso Zones of Southern Ethiopia

Pigeon pea is widely cultivated by Ethiopian farmers, but its production remains low despite suitable conditions. This is partly due to inadequate demonstration of new pigeon pea varieties with proper agronomic practices. To address this, Arba Minch Agricultural Research Center released a new variety, Ashenafi, which showed promise in adaptation trials. However, its farmer preference and socio-economic benefits were not assessed. Therefore, a pre-extension demonstration of Ashenafi and a local check was conducted in 2024 at Karat Zuria and Boreda districts to improve pigeon pea production. The demonstration covered 20 farmers’ fields and 2 Farmers Training Centers, with 10m x 50m plots for each variety, using a spacing of 1.2m between rows and 0.5m between plants, a seed rate of 3 kg/ha, and a fertilizer rate of 100 kg/ha NPS. Grain yield data and farmer preferences were collected and analyzed. Ashenafi yielded 1,860 kg/ha compared to the local variety's 1,065 kg/ha at Karat Zuria, and 1,785 kg/ha compared to 890 kg/ha at Boreda. Results at the Farmers Training Center were similar. The significant yield gap of 787 kg/ha suggests a need to encourage adoption of the new variety. Ashenafi proved more profitable and was preferred by farmers for its earliness, quick branch emergence, seed size, grain yield, and pod number. Thus, Ashenafi is recommended for wider production with proper agronomic practices.

The effect of using a two-way assistive balance device on some motor abilities and improving the performance of the handstand skill in artistic gymnastics for men

Advanced methods in training and sports are considered one of the most important ways to succeed and reach high levels of performance in sports skills. Auxiliary devices and tools are considered training methods, as well as special exercises used with assistive devices and tools. Research objective To know the effect of using a two-way assistive balance device on some motor abilities and improving the performance of the handstand skill, But the assumption Research shows that the use of a two-way auxiliary balance device has a positive effect in improving the performance of the handstand skill in artistic gymnastics for men. Researchers experimental method (With a single group design with pre- and post-tests) to suit the nature of the problem to be solved. As for the research population, it represents (10) players affiliated with the training centers of Baghdad Governorate, Al-Karkh/Al-Rusafa for Gymnastics, and their ages range between (9 - 13) years. As for the research sample, it represented (5) players next to Al-Rusafa who train in the (Al-Amana) hall, and it was determined by (50%). The researchers used (2) players from the Al-Karkh Center for the exploratory experiment The researcher concluded The use of the two-way auxiliary balance device has clearly affected some motor abilities and improved the performance of the handstand skill in artistic gymnastics for men. The two-way balance device is of good design. Researchers recommended Conducting other studies using the device in artistic gymnastics for women and on its four devices.

SOME PROBLEMS OF THE USE OF FIREARMS BY POLICE OFFICERS

The use of firearms has always been one of the most relevant and important aspects of the activities of police officers. The work is devoted to the study of the problems that arise among police officers of the internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation when they use or use firearms. Based on the analysis of the problems, the ways of their solution are proposed. Namely, some organizational and structural changes in the training of personnel for fire, legal, physical and tactical training in educational institutions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The article discusses the cause-and-effect relationship between the turnover of personnel among highly qualified specialists in the territorial divisions of the internal affairs bodies of the Chelyabinsk region and the problems of the use of firearms by new poorly qualified personnel. The article outlines the problem that those entering the service in the internal affairs bodies, often, undergo certification without initial training at the vocational training center and other departmental educational institutions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. The level of professional, fire and physical training of some employees trained in these educational institutions is low. There is also a problem with the staffing of some positions in the police.

Evaluation Of the Indonesian Languange Training Program at The Defence Languange Training Centre

This program is designed to provide Indonesian language briefings to personnel of friendly countries who will take part in training within the Ministry of Defense and the TNI. In addition, this program is one of the flagship programs of the Ministry of Defense, because it is an effective instrument in defense diplomacy. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the implementation of the Indonesian language education and training program at the Ministry of Defense's Badiklat Language Education and Training Center. This study uses a qualitative approach with an evaluative method. This research uses the CIPP (Context, Input, Process, and Product) model developed by Stufflebeam. The data in this study was obtained through observation, in-depth interviews and documentation studies at the Ministry of Defense's Badiklat Language Education and Training Center. The results of this study show that in the context aspect, this program has been designed with a visionary thinking concept based on national interests with a solid background and legal foundation, but the Language Education and Training Center needs to design its organizational vision and mission. In terms of inputs, this program has been well prepared so that this program has adequate carrying capacity. However, it is still necessary to procure information technology experts and physical coaches. The results of the evaluation of the process aspect show that the implementation of this program is running according to plan, both from academic, personality, and physical similarities. The evaluation of the product aspect shows that the success of this program is very satisfactory, namely 100% of students graduate satisfactorily and are able to continue to the next training.

SATISFACTION OF TRAINEES REGARDING TRAINING PROGRAMMES ORGANIZED BY CENTRE FOR TRAINING AND EMPOWERMENT OF RURAL WOMEN

The present study was undertaken to assess the satisfaction level of the trainees about trainings organized by ‘Centre for Training and Empowerment of Rural Women.’ This study was conducted in five talukas of Banaskantha district. Sixteen villages purposively selected where training programmes were organised. A total of 200 (Skill traninig 100 + Awareness programmes 100) rural women were selected for the study randomly. The findings of the study reveal that majority of the respondents had high satisfaction level and were fully satisfied with all the aspect of trainings except transportation facility. The main constraint faced by the respondents was non-use of projector in off-campus training programmes. It can be concluded that trainings organised by the centre were beneficial to rural women for knowledge and skill enhancement, venture creation and income generation. Rural women were fully satisfied with training programmes organized by the centre and look forward to attend more training programmes.

Factors Influencing The Increase in Khulu's Divorce: A Case at The Jember Religious Court (2021-2023)

Divorce cases in Jember Regency over the past three years have reached a fantastic number and are among the highest in East Java. This study aims to find the causes of the high number of divorce lawsuits (khulu') in the Jember Religious Court, its implications and alternative solutions to reduce this phenomenon. This study is classified as qualitative research with a case study approach. Data were obtained through interviews with several religious court officials, court documentation, leading journals and information from other reliable sources. The results of the study indicate that economic problems and constant quarrels are the main factors among a number of factors that encourage the emergence of divorce lawsuits. The implication of this case is the neglect of hadlānah issues and the fulfillment of ex-wives’ rights by ex-husbands. In examining khulu' cases, judges tend to choose the al-tafrīq al-Qadlā scheme which allows them to protect the rights of ex-wives while requiring ex-husbans to meet the needs of children (hadlānah) and the 'iddahmaintenance of his ex-wife. Furthermore, to reduce the increase in divorce cases, there are three solutions can be taken. First, cooperate with zakat institutions to help overcome family economic problems, especially families who are in court. Second, increasing the role of the Job Training Center to equip husbands and wives with soft skills and hard skills so that they can earn a living. Third, maximizing family guidance at the Religious Affairs Office (KUA) for prospective brides and grooms, including those who are already married, to realize family resilience in facing various household problems

Computed Tomography (CT)-Guided Needle Biopsy of Lung Lesions: A Single Center Experience.

(1) Objective: Lung cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer death among men and women across the globe. The accurate and timely diagnosis of lung lesions is of paramount importance for prognosis. This single-center study is the first to assess the diagnostic yield and complication rate of a computed tomography (CT)-guided needle biopsy of pulmonary parenchymal and pleural nodules in an academic training center in the United States. (2) Methods: This is a retrospective study approved by IRB. Patients who underwent CT-guided needle biopsy between 2016 and 2020 were reviewed. A CT-guided needle biopsy involving mediastinal lesions was excluded, focusing only on lung parenchymal and pleural lesions. A CT-guided needle biopsy aborted at any point during the procedure was also excluded from this study. (3) Results: 1063 patients were included in this study; 532 were males, and 531 were females. Lesion size ranged from 0.26 cm to 9.2 cm. 1040 patients received diagnoses, among which 772 had a specific diagnosis, and 268 had nonspecific inflammatory or non-malignant diagnoses. Twenty-three cases were non-diagnostic. Among the patients with specific diagnoses, 691 were malignant, 5 were hamartomas, 30 were fungal infections, 6 were acid-fast-positive organisms, and 40 were unspecified atypical cells. Of the patients that had a malignant diagnosis, 317 were adenocarcinoma, 197 were squamous cell carcinoma, 26 were a neuroendocrine tumor, 45 were non-small cell carcinoma (undifferentiated), 17 were small cell carcinoma, and 89 were other metastatic malignancies to the lung. Various common complications, including pneumothorax (337), hemorrhage (128), and hemoptysis (17), were observed, and 42 of the cases required chest tube intervention; others were treated with observation. Other rare complications observed included hemothorax (4) and oxygen desaturation (2), and there was no death in this series. (4) Conclusions: CT-guided needle biopsy is a reliable diagnostic modality for patients with lung parenchymal and pleural nodules, and it can effectively distinguish between benign and cancerous lesions before invasive procedures such as video-assisted thoracoscopy (VATs) or thoracotomy are planned. Our study showed a higher rate of pneumothorax and pulmonary hemorrhage compared to the rates established in guidelines, attributable to the varying experience level in a busy training academic center.

أثر استخدام استراتيجية الصف المقلوب في تنمية النمو المعرفي بوحدة الغذاء لدى أطفال الروضة

This study aimed to reveal the effect of using the flipped classroom strategy in developing the cognitive growth of the food unit among kindergarten children. The experimental method was used with a semi-experimental design, one-group, on a research sample consisting of (22) children from the third level from the Kindergarten Teachers Training Center in the city of Jeddah. The two researchers prepared a pre-post cognitive test for the food unit. The results of the study revealed that there are statistically significant differences between the mean scores of the children of the experimental group in the pre and post applications to measure the growth of basic and higher thinking skills among kindergarten children in the food unit, and the differences came in favor of the post application. The study also recommends training and encouraging kindergarten and early childhood teachers to use the flipped classroom strategy in the educational process.

Mapping and Categorizing Self-Help Agricultural Training Centers (SARTC) in South Sulawesi, Indonesia

Mapping and Categorizing Self-Help Agricultural Training Centers (SARTC) in South Sulawesi, Indonesia

Danish NIDCAP Training Center - Aahus

Danish NIDCAP Training Center - Aahus

Danish NIDCAP Training Center - Copenhagen

Danish NIDCAP Training Center - Copenhagen

A new, neuromarker-based, form of combined neurofeedback EEG/tDCS training in the reduction of occupational burnout syndrome in an anaesthetic nurse working with COVID-19 patients

Anesthesia nurses working with COVID-19 patients experience exceptional emotional and physical strain due to the nature of their work in a high-risk environment. This has negative consequences for their physical and mental health and often leads to the development of occupational burnout syndrome. The purpose of this study was to evaluate a new neuromarker-based form of combined EEG / TDCS training in reducing occupational burnout syndrome in a nurse anesthetist working with patients with COVID-19.The patient, an unmarried 30-year-old anaesthetic nurse who had been working in the profession for six years, was referred to the Reintegration and Training Center of the Polish Neuropsychological Society in late 2022. A clinical interview and analysis of her medical records established that for the past two years (from early April 2020 to mid-April 2022), during which she had worked at a closed Intensive Care Unit (ICU) for patients infected with SARS-CoV-2 and contracting COVID-19, had been extremely taxing and anxiety-producing. With each successive wave of the pandemic, when the ICU was in a critical situation full of all kinds of stressors, including numerous cardiac arrests and the deaths of those she was caring for, she became increasingly mentally and physically exhausted. In addition, she experienced two losses of consciousness, but EEG and CT scans showed no changes. Her medical condition, especially her attention deficit disorder, working memory and confusion, caused her to lose her ability to work. She went on a disability pension due to full-blown occupational burnout syndrome (ICD-10 code 273.0) with a variety of psychosomatic symptoms. Several episodes of epileptic seizures were observed during her 40-minute qEEG recording with eyes open and closed and her performance of the PsyTask. The independent component analysis (ICA) extracted, among other things, a delta that corresponded to a 3Hz seizure and was generated in the prefrontal-temporal region of the right cerebral hemisphere. Functional neuromarkers of anxiety and depression were also detected in both the raw EEG recordings and data obtained from qEEG/ERPs analysis compared to the norm from the Human Brain Index (HBI). The new, neuromarker-based, form of combined EEG/tDCS training carried out the basisof these neuromarkers, conducted in 32 treatment sessions, proved effective in reducing individual disorders, including seizure activity.The examined anaesthetic nurse recovered from anxiety and depression, as well as occupational burnout syndrome and other psychosomatic disorders after 32 sessions of the new, combined neurofeedback EEG/tDCS training, and she returned to work at the ICU. Specific patterns of qEEG and ERPs serve as neuromarkers for constructing the protocol and for monitoring the results of intervention. HBI methodology can be successfully used in neurodiagnosis and neurotherapy offered to patients with occupational burnout syndrome.

Family Perspectives of the Roles of Parent Training and Information Centers and Service Coordinators in Early Intervention

Family Perspectives of the Roles of Parent Training and Information Centers and Service Coordinators in Early Intervention

ANALISIS SOSIAL EKONOMI PENGELOLAAN HASIL HUTAN DAMAR (Agathis Dammara) DI DESA RAMBATU, KECAMATAN INAMOSOL, KABUPATEN SERAM BAGIAN BARAT

The objectives of this study were to determine the social aspects of resin forest product management, analyze the level of community income in managing resin forest products and determine the contribution of resin forest product income in Rambatu village, Inamosol sub-district, West Seram Regency. This study applied the survey method to collect data from a specific location, namely Rambatu village, using questionnaires and direct interviews with individuals and groups at the research site. The results of the study revealed that the community of Rambatu Village coexists with resin tree species that have become an additional source of income for the local community. By paying attention to the level of community income in managing resin forest products by striving for management without depleting the results of resin trees in Rambatu village and reviewing the contribution of income from resin forest products which is quite helpful to the community's economy, namely 30.52%, this is smaller than the side income of the community reaching 69.48%. Therefore, the management process must cooperate with related parties such as the Vocational Training Center (BLK) to seek the development of knowledge and skills in managing resin forest products properly and correctly and seek a better sales concept between resin workers and collectors so that the income of the Rambatu community increases.