Determinants of doctor-doctor relationships among academic and clinical staff at a university hospital, Cairo, Egypt: a mixed method study by Shaimaa Samy Yousef, Maha El Gaafary, Sahar Mohamed Sabbour, Sally Adel Hakim, Yosra S. Abd El-Ghaffar, Abeer Hassan Ahmed, Omar Matar, Hoda I. Fahim

“…The factors decreasing the DDRWEE Score were being clinical staff, weak scientific advantages from colleagues, weak practical advantages from seniors, weak ethical advantages from seniors, and thinking of resignation or changing career. For the qualitative part, six themes were generated: Factors affecting relations with colleagues both specifically and generally; Reliability of the statement: “When I become a senior, I will treat juniors the same way I was treated”; Causes of strained relationships between colleagues and reflections from personal experiences; Factors that enhance colleague relationships and reflections from personal experiences; Behavior of colleagues in the department when someone faces accountability: and Qualities of an ideal doctor and suggestions for creating a better doctor-to-doctor work environment. …”
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The difficult process of autonomous choice: using I-poems to understand experiences of abortion-seekers in The Netherlands by Lianne Holten, Rosalie van der Wolf, Marit S. G. van der Pijl

“…This type of poem is often used to express emotions or share personal stories or observations.This study used interviews with people who have had abortions to create I-poems. The grounded theory method was used to analyse the I-poems in two ways: confirming what was found in previous studies, and also providing new insights from the data.The study found that the people contemplating having an abortion had a hard time making the decision to have an abortion because they had doubts, were worried about what their partner would think, felt ashamed to talk about it with friends and family, and didn’t have enough support. …”
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Modified Bloom's Taxonomy: Perspective of a Doctor of Philosophy Scholar by Wafa Omer

“…As a PhD and post-doc, I regularly develop original ideas, but I think the hardest part is integrating them into practice-based systems. …”
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Self-organization and applications of neural organoids by Hideya Sakaguchi

“…The first report that created human 3D cerebral tissue arose in 2008 which is currently considered as the pioneering work of “neural organoid” (Eiraku et al., 2008, Sasai 2013a, Sasai 2013b). …”
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Art of Engineering Inspired by Nature by saeed mashayekh faridani

“…Over the past two decades our goal at the Art of Engineering Workshop of the School of Architecture and Urban Design of Shahid Beheshti University, has been to try to study and understand these later mentioned characteristics of nature and to design and construct and create architectural forms using the research information’s obtained. …”
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ICT-competence of university lecturers: diagnostics and development by O. A. Chuvgunova

“…Hence, some lecturers cannot create and implement new instruments, methods into educational process through ICT. …”
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The coming of the post-digital workplace? A survey of how white-collar workers experience and cope with digital media reliance by André Jansson, Karin Fast, Paul C. Adams

“…Thus, in times of constant connectivity, people might feel compelled to create time-spaces for disconnection, or find spatial and temporal routines for restricting their use of digital tools. …”
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Analyzing and subliming the forms of university social responsibility by R. Aghajari, A. Varij Kazemi, R. Mahoozi, M.R. Kolahi

“…Then, with a critical analysis, it was shown why it is necessary to go beyond the existing studies and think of alternative forms that can better formulate the responsibility of the university. …”
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Innovation Management, from Materiality Assessment to Sustainability Reporting, opening the Social Impact Black Box by Belen Suarez Lopez, Antonio Vargas Alcaide

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Management accounting and analysis of business processes in the enterprise by V.A. Deriy, M.V. Нumenna-Deriy

“…Research Institute of Financial and Managerial Accounting, Control and Analysis has been proposed to create. The state of managerial accounting and business process analysis in Ukraine will significantly improve in the next 5–10 years. …”
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Decision making as a pedagogy for social emotional learning by Brooke Moore, Robin Gregory

“…The interdisciplinary decision and behavioural sciences (Kahneman, 2003) offer many insights into why a structured decision-making process can help youth move strategically through a choice to create new opportunities and develop their social emotional development while avoiding common missteps (which decrease social emotional development). …”
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CULTURE AND LANGUAGE INFLUENCE UPON TRANSLATION IN THE CONTEXT OF INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION by Oksana Biletska

“…Cultural studies are an integral part of the linguistic model, and some scholars tend to think that in reality we translate not language but culture [8, p. 155]. …”
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LEADERSHIP SUCCESSION IN THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAIN REGION – RESULTS OF A PILOT STUDY by Ivett STUMPF-TAMÁS, Marianna MÓRÉ

“…The results of the research suggest that it is essential to create a supportive organisational and social environment that encourages conscious and forward-looking succession planning. …”
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Designing an efficient model of employee behavior intelligence by Mohammad Ali Sadeghi, Abbas Babaeenezhad, Reza Zeinalzadeh, Mehdi mohammad Bagheri

“…In fact, organizations must be able to create an ethical work environment in order to create an ethical organization.…”
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Children's perceptions of physical literacy: exploring meaning, value, and capabilities for lifelong physical activity by Daniel D. Bingham, Jade L. Morris, Kiara Lewis, Lawrence Foweather, Hannah Goss, Wesley O’Brien, Inimfon Essiet, William M. Roberts, Liezel Hurter, Cara Shearer, Lisa M. Barnett, Michael J. Duncan, Andrew Daly-Smith

“…IntroductionThe concept of physical literacy has been defined differently across the world. To create a consensus statement and definition of physical literacy for England, it was felt important to incorporate the views and opinions of children and young people who are often the focus of interventions to increase physical activity and physical literacy. …”
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Scientific-methodological knowledge and its development in the educational process by S. A. Gilmanov, A. V. Mironov, V. A. Mishchenko

“…For students, mastering the methodological foundations of scientific research plays an important role in professional education, providing scientifically proven support for professional thinking and readiness to scientifically substantiate the practical activities of a specialist to form a mechanism for intellectual and personal self-development. …”
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A Unified Perspective on Musical Structure: Applying Agawu's Theory to Divergent Interpretations of Form in Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto by Setareh Beheshti, Iman Fakhr, saeed Majidi

“…When a compositional form is created, the composer may or may not be thinking primarily about structure.  …”
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Empowering excellence: transforming GIRFT accessibility through a centralised Trust intranet portal: Northern Care Alliance Experience by Ayesha Lala, Robert Nipah, Alistair Craig, Molly Gollop, Shirley Naylor, William Keith Gray, Janet Cox, Katrein Savage, Paul Mcmullen, Alshymaa Eltahan

“…By shifting their focus from traditional clinical audits to a systems-based, non-clinical initiative, residents are empowered to leverage their skills in communication, collaboration and strategic thinking. This innovative approach showcases their capacity to drive meaningful change at an organisational level, enhancing both their professional growth and the quality of care delivered within the Trust.…”
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THE IMPACT OF THE TYPE OF CARE ON LONGEVITY IN UKRAINE by Nataliya I. Kitsera, Ruslan V. Kozovyi, Zoriana P. Dvulit, Larysa Ye. Kovalchuk, Maya V. Bondarenko

“…They develop their language, thinking, form their interests, aspirations, recognize the ability to talent. …”
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Fundamentalism and the Challenges of Religious Moderation in the New Normal Era by Zainuddin Syarif, Abd Hannan

“…The challenge lies in their religious paradigm, which often features fanatical, textual and exclusive attitudes, behaviors and ways of thinking. This attitude clearly contradicts moderation, which has always focused on universality values such as justice (al-adâlah), middle (al-tawassut), balance (al-tawâzun), and tolerance (al-tasâmuh).   …”
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