Perancangan User Experience Aplikasi Info COVID-19 Menggunakan Metode Human Centered Design by Pradya Mutiarahma, Hanifah Muslimah Az-Zahra, Yusi Tyroni Mursityo

“…The spread of COVID-19 can occur quickly through splashes from the nose or mouth that come out when an infected person coughs, sneezes, or speaks. People should always be vigilant to avoid COVID-19 infection. Many things have been done as a form of prevention, such as creating an application that provides health-related information, especially about COVID-19. …”
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Masked and Noise-Masked Multimodal Brain Tumor Image Segmentation Using SegFormer and Shared Encoder Framework by K. Hemalatha, P. R. Vishnu Vardhan, Alfred Dharmaraj Aravindraj, S. Hari Hara Sudhan

“…Being a multimodal framework, MNMS can effectively work with and provide valuable segmentation results for any single modality which it has been trained for, ensuring robustness in real-world clinical scenarios where multimodal data may not always be available. MNMS employs masking to overcome computational complexity while maintaining local and global features essential for accurate medical image segmentation. …”
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Consensus Guidelines of Russian Society of Radiology (RSR) and Russian Association of Specialists in Ultrasound Diagnostics in Medicine (RASUDM) «Role of Imaging (X-ray, CT and US)... by V. E. Sinitsyn, I. E. Tyurin, V. V. Mitkov

“…If the correct procedure is followed, correct indications are selected, and trained medical personnel is available, this study is highly sensitive in detecting interstitial changes and consolidations in lung tissue, but only in their subpleural location. The US data do not always allow definite determination of the reasons for the occurrence and/or actual extent of lung tissue changes.Standard reporting guidelines (CT, X-ray) about the possibility of COVID-19 pneumonia and its severity should be used.The follow up using CT, X-ray, or US depends on the clinical indications that necessitate dynamic assessment. …”
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Análise dos efeitos das incertezas nas estimativas de tempos de falha de produtos via ensaios acelerados Uncertainty effect analysis on time to failure estimates through accelerate... by Maria Célia de Oliveira Papa, Alvaro J. Abackerli, Paulo Augusto Cauchick Miguel

“…However, experimental stress loads are always subjected to uncertainties that influence the tests results and so the product's reliability. …”
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Addressing the Need for a Specialized Disconnection Device in Catheter Connection Management: A Case Study of User-Centered Medical Device Innovation by Amy C. Cole, Nicole Wiley, Kerri Dalton, Daniel R. Richardson, Deborah Allen, Nancy Havill, Lukasz Mazur

“…These workarounds are not always successful for performing this task and can break catheters and catheter connections. …”
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Application of stress-state-dependent ductile damage and failure model to clinch joining for a wide range of tool and material combinations by Johannes Friedlein, Stephan Lüder, Jan Kalich, Hans Christian Schmale, Max Böhnke, Malte Schlichter, Mathias Bobbert, Gerson Meschut, Paul Steinmann, Julia Mergheim

“…The validated process simulations are then applied to study the influence of the tool geometries, sheet pre-stretch, and friction. Failure is herein always observed by neck fracture. Nevertheless, detailed analyses of the stress state evolution during the joining process for various locations reveal that the material is exposed to distinctly non-proportional loading paths demanding suitable stress-state-dependent evolution laws. …”
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Personality and emotion—A comprehensive analysis using contextual text embeddings by Md. Ali Akber, Tahira Ferdousi, Rasel Ahmed, Risha Asfara, Raqeebir Rab, Umme Zakia

“…Personality and emotions have always been closely intertwined since humans evolved, adapting to these two forms. …”
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Neurophysiological Correlates of Expert Knowledge: An Event-Related Potential (ERP) Study about Law-Relevant Versus Law-Irrelevant Terms by Peter Walla, Stefan Kalt, Konrad Lachmayer

“…However, there is a possibility that these may not always be sufficiently representative. Objectives: The goal of the present study was to provide evidence that the neural processing of law-relevant and law-irrelevant terms varies significantly between participants who have received training in the field of law (experts) and those who have not (novices). …”
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“As long as you learn to adapt”–a longitudinal mixed-methods study exploring the first decade with rheumatoid arthritis by Maria Bergström, Åsa Larsson Ranada, Annette Sverker, Ingrid Thyberg, Mathilda Björk

“…Additionally, patients’ experiences and quantitatively measured outcomes do not always coincide. The qualitative data adds information and thereby complements the quantitative data on disability. …”
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Socioeconomic environment and survival in patients after ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI): a longitudinal study for the City of Vienna by Christian Roth, Michael Kühn, Rudolf Berger, Sonja Spitzer, Vanessa di Lego

“…SEE is proxied via mean individual gross income from employment in each municipal district.Results Results are based on Kaplan-Meier survival probability estimates, Cox proportional hazard regressions and competing risk models, always using age as the time scale. Descriptive findings suggest a socioeconomic gradient in the age at death after STEMI. …”
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Neuroendocrine tumors of the digestive system: pathologic and molecular characteristics by V. V. Delektorskaya

“…In contrast, poorly differentiated neuroendocrine carcinomas have diffuse growth pattern, high-grade nuclear atypia and cellular proliferation, necrosis. They are always classified as G3 and further subclassified into small-cell or large-cell types based on their histological features. …”
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Open defecation free status and its determinants in rural Uganda: a cross-sectional survey by Moses Ntaro, John Bosco Isunju, Edgar Mulogo, John C. Ssempebwa

“…Households with clean compounds, with latrines not having their holes soiled with feces and where respondents always remembered to wash hands after visiting latrine had high odds of being open defecation free (aOR: 3.15; 95% CI: 1.03–9.66, aOR: 10.56; 95% CI: 1.87–59.63 and aOR: 3.96; 95% CI: 1.24–12.68, respectively). …”
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Familienrekonstruktion – eine Methode der systemischen Seelsorge und der Seelsorgeausbildung by Gábor HÉZSER

“…Another tool used in family reconstruction is the reinterpretation of old stories. There are always several possible views of certain events. During a family reconstruction interpretations of certain events that causes blockages and withholds people from reconciliation or keep them in painful experiences, a discovery of new interpretation is possible. …”
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Development and Validation of Hospital Mental Health Screen to Detect Psychiatric Morbidity in Medically Ill Patients in India by Roshan Sutar, Anuja Lahiri, Rashida Ali, Vindhya Solanki, Anindo Majumdar, Manoj Sharma, Santosh Chaturvedi

“…The final tool consisted of 27 Likert items (0 = never to 4 = always). Using the ROC curve at the 19.5 threshold, 91.4% of the positive outcomes were correctly classified and 9.5% of the adverse outcomes were expected to be incorrectly identified by the HMHS screening tool. …”
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Biomimetic fabricated tubular graft in situ immobilized with peptides to restore the vascular structure and regulate the inflammation homeostasis through gastrodin coating by Shiwei Niu, Fan Li, Zhi Lin, Bo Chen, Lechun Lyu, Yongliang Jiang, Wanting Li, Jianlin Jiao, Yi Han, Di Lu, Lin Sun

“…Since inferior biomimetic fabrication and anti-thrombosis process always lead to the implantation failure of artificial vascular grafts, the development of bioactive platform which can promote endothelialization is fundamental in the research for blood vessel substitutes to overcome the low-efficiency or hyperplasia. …”
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Knowledge, perceptions and attitudes of radiologists and nuclear medicine physicians towards medical teleimaging in French-speaking sub-Saharan Africa by Kokou Adambounou, Akoeté Beleave Kouevidjin, Salif Djigo, Romaric Socratès Degan, Gilles David Houndetoungan, Pakisba Ali Ouedraogo, Massaga Dagbé, Pihou Gbandé

“…Conclusion The level of knowledge of teleimaging among imaging physicians in French-speaking sub-Saharan Africa was relatively unsatisfactory, although the perception was encouraging, and the right attitudes were not always adopted.…”
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Can the method of CBCT interpretation influence endodontic diagnosis? by Alessandra Mendonça dos Santos, Francisco Montagner, Ana Márcia Viana Wanzeler, Heraldo Luis Dias da Silveira, Nádia Assein Arús, Mariana Boessio Vizzotto

“…Conclusion: Although more studies are needed, the authors reiterate that using multiplanar reconstructions should always be preferred to other forms of analysis for CBCT, so that the maximum diagnostic potential of the imaging exam can be achieved.…”
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Normative convergence between global health security and universal health coverage: a qualitative analysis of international health negotiations in the wake of COVID-19 by Arush Lal, Clare Wenham, Justin Parkhurst

“…This study provides a nuanced account of how global health norms evolve through integration in complex policy environments – finding that normative convergence may not always be explicit, but rather implicit through incremental linkages in their underlying discourse and core functions. …”
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The Non-Place and the Unhomely in Ken Bugul’s Cacophonie by Anna Swoboda

“…Just like most previous Bugulian protagonists, she is always in transit: her identity is one of an uprooted, fragmented subject. …”
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A Quality Improvement Project Aimed at Reducing Patient Falls in Ambulatory Clinics by Patricia Macolino, Katie Fox, Rebecca Fitzpatrick, Vivek N. Ahya, Ilona Lorincz, Barbara Prior

“…# Introduction Patient falls in ambulatory settings are uniquely challenging in that patients have more autonomy during outpatient visits and are not always easily identified as at risk for falling. Falls result in patient harm and dissatisfaction, loss of revenue, and a potential impact to the reputation of the health system…”
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