A Systematic Literature Review on Inclusive Public Open Spaces: Accessibility Standards and Universal Design Principles by Akshay Gupta, Madhura Yadav, Bibhu Kalyan Nayak

“…Additionally, the study highlights the potential of technology and innovation, such as digital accessibility tools and smart city efforts, to improve inclusivity. …”
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Relationship between internal legal compliance culture, leadership style, organizational trust, and employee engagement in Vietnam’s banking sector by Diep Dao Mong, Hai Phan Thanh

“…Additionally, the enforcement of internal legal compliance culture positively increases organizational trust, which in turn influences employee engagement in the banking industry. …”
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The impact of changes in fibromyalgia diagnosis criteria: using NAMCS data (2010–2019) to identify trends by Anthony Rubano, Michael R. Jiroutek, Susan Avila Misciagno

“…Results Since the implementation of the 2010 ACR criteria, the percentage of visits resulting in a fibromyalgia diagnosis increased prior to the release of the 2016 criteria, after which a general downward trend was observed. …”
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Embedded Parallelism Enabling Ultralow-Power Zigbee Voice Communications by A. Meliones, E. Touloupis, J. Perello

“…Due to the CSMA-CA mechanism implemented in the 802.15.4 layer, a well-designed strategy must be considered in Zigbee to create a robust, reliable, and full-duplex conversation. …”
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On the double-deck transportation of large-tonnage containers: start of work, suspension of the program, measures for its prolongation by Yu. M. Lazarenko, D. N. Arshintsev, V. V. Semerkhanov, E. A. Mitina, E. V. Kapuskina

“…It still retains its relevance and can be implemented at the present time. The measures listed in the article to be implemented to resume work on the implementation of this technology are proposed to be included in the program for the introduction of this type of transportation.…”
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Technology for the development and use of electronic educational resources in the educational process of a university by M. V. Makhmutova, E. I. Senicheva, O. A. Akimova

“…We reviewed methodological recommendations on the use of e-learning in the educational process of the university, the main regulatory documents of distance education technologies in the implementation of additional professional programs, the Moodle distance learning system, guidelines for practical exercises, as well as reference materials on the Moodle system.Results.  …”
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Does the chronic care model meet the emerging needs of people living with multimorbidity? A systematic review and thematic synthesis. by Kasey R Boehmer, Abd Moain Abu Dabrh, Michael R Gionfriddo, Patricia Erwin, Victor M Montori

“…No CCM implementation addressed patient work. Few reduced treatment workload without adding additional tasks. …”
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Improving Islamic Religious Education Learning through Sort and Paste Worksheets and Think-Pair-Share Strategy by Devi Rofidah Celine, Irma Soraya, Mohammad Kurjum

“…This study used a descriptive qualitative approach with a field research method to investigate the implementation of the media in the learning process. Data were collected through in-depth interviews with PAI teachers, direct observation of learning activities in the classroom, as well as analysis of documents and student work. …”
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EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS JUDGEMENT AS A BASIS FOR REVIEW OF THE NATIONAL COURTS' JUDGEMENT by L. Terekhova

“…Such practice of cooperation based on the principles of subsidiarity (addition to national rights protection system); evolutionary interpretation of the Convention (which implies flexibility, and accounting for changes in public relations); Judges dialogue and to develop advisory opinions. …”
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A tuberculin skin test survey among healthcare workers in two public tertiary care hospitals in Bangladesh. by Md Saiful Islam, Abrar Ahmad Chughtai, Arifa Nazneen, Kamal Ibne Amin Chowdhury, Muhammad Tauhidul Islam, Sayeeda Tarannum, S M Hasibul Islam, Sayera Banu, Holly Seale

“…Using a survey and tuberculin skin test (TST), we assessed risk factors for LTBI, adjusting for known and plausible confounders. In addition, a facility assessment was undertaken to understand the implementation of relevant IPC measures. …”
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Psycholinvistic Potential Neurogenesis (justification of the application of psycholinguistic techniques for the self-improvement of the mechanisms of the Human consciousness using... by Vasyl Krutov

“…Within the framework of the second research procedure, the results of the experiments of the above-mentioned authors expressed constructive criticism of the materialistic approach to explaining the use of psycholinguistic methods as one of the optimal means of human self-improvement. Based on the implementation of the third procedure, the author drew attention to a number of trends (approaches) in the implementation of psycholinguistic techniques, which have a wide potential in the use of the ideas of neurogenesis. …”
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Optimizing linear/non-linear Volterra-type integro-differential equations with Runge–Kutta 2 and 4 for time efficiency by Martin Ndi Azese

“…The integration governing the convolution term is elegantly reformulated, allowing for the implementation of a backstage integration within the RK scheme’s main body. …”
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Building technology integration at an urban school through a PDS partnership by Patrice Silver, Juliann Dupuis, Rachel E. Durham, Ryan Schaaf, Lisa Pallett, Lauren Watson

“…Design/methodology/approach – Survey data were collected on teacher-stated comfort with technology before and after grant implementation. Teachers’ use of technology was also measured by unannounced classroom visits by administration before and after the grant implementation and through artifacts teachers submitted during NDMU professional development modules. …”
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Navigating the Path to Recovery: A Scoping Review of Return to Work Program for Manufacture Workers After Occupational Injury by Arie Arizandi Kurnianto, Nemeskéri Zsolt, István Ágoston

“…The findings of this comprehensive review indicate that return-to-work programs when meticulously crafted and effectively executed, possess the capacity to assume a pivotal function in facilitating the reintegration of injured workers into the workforce, while concurrently enhancing their holistic health outcomes. Additional investigation is warranted to enhance comprehension of the precise constituents of a program that contribute to its triumph and to delve into the efficacy of diverse implementation methodologies.…”
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A cooling off period: decline in the use of hot biopsy forceps technique in colonoscopy in the U.S. Medicare population 2000–2019 by Andrew J. Read, Jacob E. Kurlander, Akbar K. Waljee, Sameer D. Saini

“…Conclusion Variation in the use of hot biopsy forceps by region and provider suggests a potential area for quality improvement given the comparative advantages of the cold biopsy forceps technique. De-implementation of an existing endoscopic practice may require different approaches than implementation of a new practice.…”
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Satisfying higher education students’ psychological needs through case-based instruction for fostering creativity and entrepreneurship by Xiaojing Weng, Qi Xia, Thomas K. F. Chiu, Zhihong Wan

“…The findings imply that SDT-guided CBI has the potential to continually enhance students’ creativity and entrepreneurship throughout its implementation, with significant opportunities for improvement based on the implementation experiences.…”
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On the Modular Design Application for the Gas Turbine Sector: A Performance Optimization Approach in the Context of Industry 4.0 by Lucas Chavanel-Precloux, Roland Maranzana, Lucas A. Hof

“…The energy sector is still lacking progress in this context, however, and the implementation of I4.0 and modularity could help to solve such issues. …”
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Downward accountability mechanism effectiveness by non-governmental organizations in low- and middle-income countries: A qualitative systematic review. by Elizabeth Noble, Dina Moinul, Oumou Khairy Djim Sylla, Sophia Friedmann, Kristen Amick, Nehal Rowhani, Rashi Dua, Nowshin Mannan, Cathleen Seaman, Omobolanle Ayo, Shubhra Pant, Oluwatimilehin Osoko, Srija Gogineni, Carly Malburg, Chris Dickey, Emmanuel Peprah

“…Grey literature was searched on Google Scholar. To capture any additional articles, the search was updated in November 2024. …”
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How can healthcare professionals better support family caregivers in the final days of life: Could the “Family’s Voice Diary” help? A qualitative study based in an area of high soc... by Donna Wakefield, Zoe Booth, Michaela Fay, Matthew Breckons

“…The diary appears to be valued as an optional addition to prompt communication, aid self-reflection and signpost to further support. …”
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Virtual reality for assessment in undergraduate nursing and medical education – a systematic review by Andrea N. Neher, Florian Bühlmann, Martin Müller, Christoph Berendonk, Thomas C. Sauter, Tanja Birrenbach

“…While this technology offers opportunities to automate assessments and reduce examiner workload, challenges related to software, costs, and feasibility must be addressed. Additionally, aligning learning objectives, teaching methods, and VR assessments through constructive alignment is essential to ensure effective implementation as both a teaching and evaluation tool.…”
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