Indonesian mental revolution movement as a key-drive for accelerating the quality of public services: from idea to implementation by Freddy Pandiangan, Sinta Ningrum, Nina Karlina, Rahman Mulyawan, Muhlis Madani, Muhammad Yusuf

“…The results showed that since the launch of the National Movement for Mental Revolution, through the Indonesia Serves program, there has been an acceleration of the process of developing public service digitization innovations. …”
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Identifying barriers to patient advocacy in the promotion of a safety culture: An integrative review by Teena Shoemark, Paula Foran

“…A data extraction table was used to record, group, compare and inform the integrative process of thematic analysis and data synthesis, generating themes that emerged through the selected literature. …”
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A scientometric review of the relationship between learning agility and work engagement in modern management context by Farira Nareswari, Rini Juni Astuti

“…The limitation of this research is the data selection process, which only provides general limitations. …”
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The Study of "Healthy Alley" and Home Care Program Policies to Develop Sustainable Health Innovation in Makassar, Indonesia by Haerana Haerana, Umar Congge, Suhardiman Syamsu, Eka Yulyana, Kisman Karinda

“…Data were collected through a structured interview process with 14 informants and through observation by researchers. …”
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MULTILINGUALISM IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: UNITY (AND CHALLENGE) IN DIVERSITY by Mihaela Augustina DUMITRAȘCU

“…While being part of the European Union's commitment to preserve its linguistic and cultural diversity, the multilingualism of this supranational organization also poses some challenges due to the unprecedented number of the official languages recognized. …”
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Learning Difficulties and Coping Mechanisms of Education Students in the Shift to Flexible Learning Modality amidst COVID-19 Pandemic by Rowel Olila

“…Coping is a mental process that hopes to reduce or diminish stress. It may work on a conscious or unconscious level is determined by personality traits, personal characteristics, and resilience. …”
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Risk Management Model from the Perspective of the Implementing ISO 9001:2015 Standard Within Financial Services Companies by Cătălina Sitnikov, Claudiu George Bocean, Dorel Berceanu, Ramona Pîrvu

“…This standard is defined by a strong client-based orientation, motivation and managerial involvement from the higher levels, as well as a process-based approach and a commitment towards constant improvement. …”
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A scientometric review of the relationship between learning agility and work engagement in modern management context by Farira Nareswari, Rini Juni Astuti

“…The limitation of this research is the data selection process, which only provides general limitations. …”
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When the Voice of the Refugee is Heard: Sharing Experiences of Detention in Refugee Tales IV by Francisco Fuentes Antrás

“…[and other countries around the world]” (Herd 2017, 113), which criminalizes the asylum process, “mak[ing] the commitment of a crime (for instance, trying to leave the country under false papers) so much more likely” (117). …”
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The use of participatory, reflective, and creative methods in interventions on vaccine hesitancy targeted at healthcare professionals by Fábio Rafael Augusto, Ana Patrícia Hilario, Joana Mendonca

“…By actively involving HCPs in the intervention process, participatory methods foster engagement and commitment, enhancing the implementation of effective strategies. …”
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Redesigning Bureaucracy as a Governmental Strategy for Enhancing Public Service Effectiveness by Mujahidin Mujahidin, Fanila Kasmita Kusuma

“…This research contributes to public administration scholarship by reframing bureaucratic transformation as both a technical and political process requiring iterative adaptation, inclusive governance, and long-term institutional learning. …”
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Community Development in the Rural Areas through Traditional Indigenous Knowledge by Godfrey, Barigye, Siraje, Kaaya

“…They tend to increase commitment and enthusiasm to generate consensus. This progressive change is synonymous with sustainable development designed to improve the economic and social means that the total stock of environment (resources) be put into use in socio-economic and other related aspects to satisfy human needs.…”
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Assessment of Two Online Interventions for Veterans With Chronic Pain: Protocol for a Randomized Controlled Efficacy Trial by Erin D Reilly, Hannah L Grigorian, Alicia A Heapy, Bella Etingen, Megan M Kelly, Noah R Wolkowicz, Caitlin M Girouard, Timothy P Hogan, Katarina Bernice, Timothy Bickmore

“…The main acceptance and commitment therapy process mediator (ie, Multidimensional Psychological Flexibility Inventory), pain-related functioning outcomes (Brief Pain Inventory–Interference subscale), and quality of life (Veterans RAND 36-Item Health Survey) will be measured at baseline, end of treatment, and 3 and 6 months after treatment. …”
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Proceedings Abstracts: Dubai Health Research Conference, November 15-17, 2024, Dubai, UAE by Stefan S Du Plessis, Eman Allam, Bakheet Beshtawy, Reem Raeisi, Tom Loney, Dima Abdelmannan, Ibtihal Makki, Hamda H Khansaheb

“…Methods: Abstracts were submitted to the Conference Scientific Committee and underwent a peer-review process. Selected abstracts were classified for either oral presentations or poster presentations. …”
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Using the CIPP Model to elicit perceptions of health professions faculty and students about virtual learning by Sakineh Gerayllo, Mohammadali Vakili, Leila Jouybari, Zahra Moghadam, Ali Jafari, Alireza Heidari

“…Results The scale items for each of the CIPP components that elicited the highest levels of agreement by both professors and students were as follows based on a five point scale where higher scores indicated higher levels of respondent agreement: Context: Topics presented in the virtual training are determined according to the course plan (3.63), and virtual education reduces the teacher's control over class (3.56); Input: Designated hours are suitable for virtual learning classes (3.29); Process: Professors have less commitment and responsibility in providing virtual courses (3.48); and Product: Student participation in virtual classes is low (3.78), and virtual learning saves time (3.67).” …”
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Práctica pedagógica para el desarrollo del aprendizaje significativo en matemáticas by Henry de Jesús Gallardo Pérez, Lizeth Dayana Rosas Boada, César Augusto Dávila Carrillo

“…The work through problem-based learning and cooperative learning allowed to motivate students in the development of the process of constructing their own knowledge through work in cooperative teams in which they determine roles according to their abilities and actively participate in the construction of collective knowledge. …”
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Staff motivation and schools' capacities to sustain an intervention to prevent bullying and promote wellbeing in English secondary schools: a qualitative study by Lauren Herlitz, Chris Bonell

“…While reviews have consistently identified facilitators and barriers to the sustainment of school health interventions, the social processes underlying sustainment remain unclear. We explored the post-trial sustainment of “Learning Together,” a whole-school intervention, found to be effective in preventing bullying and promoting wellbeing in English secondary schools. …”
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A mixed method approach to validating barriers to safety incentives implementation in the Nigerian construction industry by Kunle Elizah Ogundipe, Clinton Ohis Aigbavboa, Babatunde Fatai Ogunbayo, Babatunde Fatai Ogunbayo

“…The twenty-three validated barriers to safety incentives implementation in the construction industry were clustered into six factors: discrepancies in the incentive rewards process, lack of incentive budget planning, conflicting incentive performance indicators, absence of a national safety incentive policy, construction firms’ governance systems, and lack of automation in the incentive implementation process. …”
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Clinicians’ perspectives on integrating smartphone application data into routine alcohol dependency treatment: factors influencing implementation by Josefine Östh, Andreas Lundin, Peter Wennberg, Sven Andréasson, Anna-Karin Danielsson

“…Data were analysed using Thematic Framework Analysis, guided by Normalisation Process Theory. Results Two main themes were identified: The patient as the driving force and Cultivating commitment, competence and credibility. …”
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Impact of Ethical Leadership on Autonomy and Self-Efficacy in Virtual Work Environments: The Disintegrating Effect of an Egoistic Climate by Carlos Santiago-Torner, José-Antonio Corral-Marfil, Yirsa Jiménez-Pérez, Elisenda Tarrats-Pons

“…A model of conditional indirect effects, including both a mediation process and a moderation process, is used. The results support that ethical leadership enhances followers’ self-efficacy through a redistribution of responsibilities, which increases the perception of autonomy. …”
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