Relationship between Musculoskeletal Disorders and Ergonomic Working Conditions in Nurses by Jovilė Džervė, Anelė Katinė

“…Nurses often face physically demanding tasks when working with patients, frequently involving repetitive movements or tasks. …”
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The relationship of teachers’ ideas about children’s participation with their support of children’s opinions and involvement in decision-making by Liudmila M. Ursulenko

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Fathers’ Experiences of Juggling Work and Family Life in Abu Dhabi Workplaces by Martina Dickson, Jessica Midraj, Melissa McMinn, Hala Sukkar, Maram Alharthi, Barbara Read

“…We discuss the implications of these experiences and present fathers’ suggestions for employers and workplaces to provide further support to nurture working conditions in which a work–life balance and employee well-being are more likely to be achieved.…”
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Methodological Foundations of Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of IT Companies' Work in Social Networks by M. P. Batura, I. V. Marakhina, U. A. Parkhimenko

“…To systematize the final results of the research, a form for analyzing the work of companies in social networks was created.…”
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Tensions and dilemmas in participatory youth projects working within institutional frameworks by Anne Harju, Isabel Mª Bernedo Muñoz, Ditte Tofteng

“…The first case illustrates the colliding interests that can arise when institutions seem unable to create space for ideas from youth projects, while the second shows how bottom-up work is subordinated to policy priorities and high-level management anxieties. …”
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SLOW READING AS A METHOD FOR REVEALING IMPLICIT MEANINGS IN THE LITERARY WORK by Hryhorii D. Klochek, Mariia V. Foka

“…A detailed analysis of the visualised moments of the work made it possible to trace how the writer introduces the reader to his artistic world, creates the illusion of being present in it. …”
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Involving certain socio-demographic groups of the population in active entrepreneurship as a factor of sustainable regional economies by T. A. Ilyushnikova

“…The main results of   the work have showed that supporting participation of   the above-mentioned groups socially integrates them, stimulating economic growth, regional and national development. …”
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Influences of work stressors and family support: the mediating role of job performance by Rajpreet Kaur

“…Collectively, these interventions aim to create a supportive and family-friendly environment within the police force, ultimately fostering improved work-family balance and enhanced well-being for police personnel. …”
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Emerging practice in mental health patient and public involvement research advisory groups: a narrative review by Vanessa Pinfold, Abigail Burgess, Lisa Couperthwaite, Emma Garavini, John Gibson, Roya Kamvar, Alexandra Kenny, Tanya MacKay, Georgia Naughton, Rachel Temple

“…Commonalities in emerging practices included themes relating to: the importance of communication; an inclusive focus ensuring diversity of perspectives; choice and flexibility in how people are involved; creating safe spaces for involvement work; importance of detailed planning processes; and strategies to address power and hierarchy in research. …”
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Public involvement in chronic respiratory diseases research: A qualitative study of patients', carers' and citizens' perspectives by Margarida Areia, Liliana P. Dias, Paula Matos, Daniela Figueiredo, Ana L. Neves, Emília D. daCosta, Cláudia C. Loureiro, José L. Boechat, António B. Reis, Pedro Simões, Luís Taborda‐Barata, João A. Fonseca, Ana Sá‐Sousa, Cristina Jácome

“…Abstract Introduction Patient and public involvement (PPI) initiatives involving patients with chronic respiratory disease (CRD) are rare. …”
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Knowledge sharing in collaborative new product development: a study of grey box supplier involvement configuration by Matheus Kleber, Néstor Fabián Ayala, Marie-Anne Le Dain, Érico Marcon, Alejandro Germán Frank

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Nursing students’ appreciation of clinical supervision during work-integrated learning by Mphambanyeni J. Mugwari, Neltjie C. van Wyk, Ndivhaleni R. Lavhelani

“…Conclusion: Nursing students require clinical supervision to benefit optimally from work-integrated learning. The supervision should be provided by hospital and clinic staff, as well as clinical facilitators and lecturers in learning-conducive environments created through cooperation between the institutions involved in the students’ training. …”
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Criminal liability for crimes committed with public display and publicly displayed work by Olga Yu. Savelyeva

“…Public display of a work involves showing on the screen the created final product, such as a film or audio composition, while public display is more often associated with a live stream in real time using certain digital means (websites, etc.). …”
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Methodological Approach to Determining Labor Consumption to Perform Scientific-Research Work by ALEXANDER G. Podolsky, ALEXEJ V Babkin

“…To develop the methodological approach the authors use the method of systemic analysis of scientific product creating process. This method assumes that the scientific research is represented as a combination of tasks and subtasks of different level of the research decomposition and actions to solve them and is used together with a balance method involving the labor resources allocation between tasks and subtasks. …”
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Digital aesthetics in kindergarten: Examples of using digital media in working with children by Čolakov Nevena D.

“…In traditional art disciplines such as painting, printmaking, drawing, and sculpture, ICT can be directly or indirectly involved in the process of creating art (Ilić, 2015, p. 272). …”
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Demographic Analysis of Occupational Safety in the Construction Sector: Strategies and Insights for Risk Reduction by Atiye Bilim

“…This study analyzes the demographic factors, including age, gender, marital status, education, and work experience, of workers involved in occupational accidents within the construction industry between 2018 and 2022. …”
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Seeking to Be Heard: Reflections on the Value of a Partnership Approach to Involving Victims in the Development of Domestic Abuse Policy and Practice by Laura Hammond, Silvia Fraga Dominguez, Jenny Richards

“…It is hoped that this paper will contribute to ongoing discussions regarding the ways in which different agencies and stakeholders can work together more effectively and how we can create methods and spaces to support meaningful interaction, collaboration, and co-production with victims.…”
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Building Engagement‐Capable Environments for Health System Transformation: Development and Early Implementation of a Capability Framework for Patient, Family and Caregiver Engageme... by Julia Abelson, Laura Tripp, Reham Abdelhalim, Lotje Hives, Betty‐Lou Kristy, Maureen Smith, Laura Tenhagen, Lindsay Wingham‐Smith, the Engagement Capable OHT Working Group

“…Patient Contribution Patient, family and caregiver partners were involved at all stages and in all aspects of the work. …”
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Parenting through place‐of‐care disruptions: A qualitative study of parents' experiences of neonatal care by Caroline Cupit, Alexis Paton, Elaine Boyle, Thillagavathie Pillay, Josie Anderson, Natalie Armstrong, the OPTI‐PREM team

“…Findings We highlight parents' labour‐intensive and stressful work to: (1) parent in the neonatal care community (an oversight role that goes beyond contemporary notions of ‘involvement’); (2) create continuity amid place‐of‐care disruptions; and (3) adapt to the managerial logics of neonatal care settings. …”
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Support or control? Qualitative interviews with Zambian women on male partner involvement in HIV care during and after pregnancy. by Karen M Hampanda, Oliver Mweemba, Yusuf Ahmed, Abigail Hatcher, Janet M Turan, Lynae Darbes, Lisa L Abuogi

“…This work highlights the persistent need for gender transformative approaches alongside PMTCT efforts.…”
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