Challenges for remote patient monitoring programs in rural and regional areas: a qualitative study by Joel Fossouo Tagne, Kara Burns, Teresa O’Brein, Wendy Chapman, Portia Cornell, Kit Huckvale, Ishaan Ameen, Jaclyn Bishop, Alison Buccheri, Jodie Reid, Anna Wong Shee, Marc Budge, Catherine E. Huggins, Anna Peeters, Olivia Metcalf

“…An open-ended interview guide based on the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) was used to identify key themes and strategies for effective RPM implementation. …”
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Equitable and effective clinical guidance development and dissemination: trauma aims to lead the way by Deborah M Stein, Elliott R Haut, Eileen M Bulger, Vanessa P Ho, Andres M Rubiano, Ashley Farley, Lacey N LaGrone, Danielle J Wilson, Maria Michaels, Meghan B Lane-Fall, Michael A Person, Linda Reinhart

“…Suggestions include (1): professional societies collaborate rather than compete for guideline development.(2) Design primary clinical research for implementation, and where relevant, with guideline development in mind.(3) Select clinical topics for guideline development through systematic prioritization, with an emphasis on patient-centered outcomes.(4) Develop guideline authorship groups with a focus on transparency, equity of opportunity and diversity of representation.(5) Establish a plan for regular review and updating and provide the date the guideline was last updated for transparency.(6) Integrate options for adapting the guideline to local resources and needs at the time of development.(7) Make guidelines available on a platform that allows for open feedback and utilization tracking.(8) Improve discoverability of guidelines.(9) Optimize user-experience with a focus on inclusion of bedside-ready, mobile-friendly infographics, tables or algorithms when feasible.(10) Use open access and open licenses.(11) Disseminate clinical guidance via comprehensive and equitable communication channels. …”
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MECHANISMS FOR ENSURING THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF RURAL AREAS THROUGH THE FORMATION OF THEIR ENERGY DEPENDENCE BASED ON THE INTENSIFICATION OF BIOFUEL PRODUCTION by Yuliia Okhota, Denys Titov, Svitlana Dotsiuk

“…The economic and social benefits to rural communities of implementing bioenergy solutions are examined separately. …”
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“To organize grain threshing in the Bolshevist-style!”: visit to Penza by Deputy Chairman of the Council of People’s Commissars of the USSR A.I. Mikoyan on November 24–25, 1942... by D.V. Yakupova

“…The relevance of the chosen topic is determined by the need for a detailed study of the problem of implementing the grain procurement policy of the Soviet state in the initial period of wartime (1941–1942) at the local (regional) level. …”

STRATEGIC COMPETENCE AS A GUARANTEE OF PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY OF A MODERN IT SPECIALIST by Volkova Nataliia, Oliinyk Iryna, Karpova Maryna

“…It has been proved that a high level of IT specialists’ strategic competence ensures the following: determination of the leading goal of professional activity, choosing an effective model of professional behaviour following existing conditions, planning and development of measures for adaptation to conditions of professional activity, implementation of planned professional actions and operations (strategies), etc. …”
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Accounting and control in the system of marketing and logistics support for Ukrainian wineries by Uliana Marchuk, Liubov Gutsalenko, Svitlana Rybalchenko, Serhiy Zabolotnyy

“…It also presents IT solution implementation scenarios adapted to the scale of a winery’s operations, its digital maturity, and business priorities. …”
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A Proposal for Future Research Agenda on Automated Disruption Management in Intralogistic Systems by Imanol Olaizola-Arregui, Miguel Mediavilla, Enrique Onieva

“…The review examines current approaches to managing disruptions in modern intralogistic environments, focusing on system architectures, adaptation capabilities, decision-making methods, and implementation aspects. …”
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Optimization of a company’s capital structure based on the criterion of minimizing the level of financial risk by Hanna Filatova, Viktoriya Kulyk, Olena Kravchenko

“…A roadmap for the implementation of the stabilization-flexible approach to optimizing the capital structure has been formed, the basis of which is the construction of a logical chain of actions, including the definition of companies’ goals, the assessment of available financial resources and risks, and the development of financing strategies, their implementation, further control and monitoring of results. …”
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Modernization of the economy of the macroregion: problems and solutions (on the example of the North caucasian Federal District) by G. Kh. Batov, M. M. Kandrokova

“…An important role in the implementation of these processes is assigned to the use of advanced technologies and special software products. …”
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End-to-end 3D instance segmentation of synthetic data and embryo microscopy images with a 3D Mask R-CNN by Gabriel David, Emmanuel Faure

“…Our implementation adapts a widely used 2D TensorFlow Mask R-CNN by developing custom TensorFlow operations for 3D Non-Max Suppression and 3D Crop And Resize, facilitating efficient training and inference on 3D data. …”
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Innovative Digital Cognitive Behavioral Treatment for Insomnia Disorder in Adults (dCBT-i): Framework Development by Emilie Stern, Severine Brune, Stéphane Mouchabac, Anthony Dubroc, Charles de la Personne, Pierre Alexis Geoffroy

“…These features allow for the adaptation of therapy based on patient progress and needs, ensuring individualized care. …”
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Models of data processing and logical access segregation considering the heterogeneity of entities in information systems by Сергій Семенов, Сергій Енгаличев, Максим Почебут, Оксана Сітнікова

“…Additionally, the developed model demonstrates 25% higher implementation practicality as it easily integrates with existing access control systems and adapts to various platforms and environments. …”
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Objective-Oriented Health Systems Reform by Joseph Kutzin, Susan P. Sparkes, Alexandra J. Earle, Agnes Gatome-Munyua, Nirmala Ravishankar

“…The approach and attributes laid out in this paper put forward considerations for policy makers as they design, implement, evaluate, and adapt policies to feasibly improve health system performance. …”
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Mixed eco-neighborhood: Matsaria as a model of post-industrial transformation by Iñigo Garcia Odiaga, Nekane Azpiazu Lejardi, Francisca Gual Ors

“…The research shows how a disused industrial fabric can be transformed to adapt to emerging urgencies. As urban environments evolve, the regeneration of abandoned areas becomes an opportunity to rethink traditional urban planning models. …”
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Using a Small Lever to Achieve Big Outcomes in a Devolved Health System: 20 Years of Programa Sumar in Argentina by Martin Sabignoso, Susan P. Sparkes, Alexandra J. Earle

“…The Argentine experience with Programa Sumar shows that strengthening a scheme does not have to mean adopting a fragmented approach. Instead, by implementing Programa Sumar thoughtfully and collaboratively, the reform has developed a solid foundation with the flexibility to adapt across geographies and time, creating the necessary conditions for expansion to and greater coherence across the entire system.…”
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LEVEL UP! THE AI ACCOUNTING COMPETENCY MATRIX. A PROPOSAL FOR DEVELOPING THE SKILLS OF MODERN ACCOUNTING PROFESSIONALS by Réka Melinda TÖRÖK, Andreea IURAȘ, Victoria BOGDAN

“…Following rigorous qualitative research, a comprehensive competence matrix has been developed serving as a potential guide for accounting practitioners in the process of AI implementation at the level of the accounting system. …”
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Change in postgraduate medical education – how much didactic shaping is possible at all? A document analysis of the guideline regulations on specialty training 1992-2018 with a foc... by Prediger, Sarah, Rastetter, Daniela, Harendza, Sigrid

“…The experts were selected based on their position and their involvement in the MWBO adaptation process.Results: The analysis of the WBO shows that efforts are being made to adapt specialty training in hospitals in order to make it more structured and didactically optimized. …”
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Managing contractual uncertainty for drinking water services in rural Mali by Johannes Wagner, Johanna K.L. Koehler, Robert A Hope

“…Contract theory indicates that renegotiation is a critical mechanism to adapt an incomplete contract design to uncertainties in operational and financial performance materializing during contract implementation. …”
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Multi-Year Multi-Indication Agreements for Supporting Patient Access to Oncology Medicines with Multiple Indications: An Experimental Approach or Here to Stay? by Hannah Armstrong, Angelina Petrova, Tim Wilsdon, Henriette Homoki, Alexander Roediger

“…To ensure these products reach patients, pricing and reimbursement systems have had to adapt to address the value assessment, time-to-access, affordability, and budget uncertainty challenges this creates. …”
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AUV-Based Plume Tracking: A Simulation Study by Awantha Jayasiri, Raymond G. Gosine, George K. I. Mann, Peter McGuire

“…The paper also proposes a gradient-based, efficient, and adaptive novel algorithm for plume boundary tracking missions. …”
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