Levels of engagement in participatory health systems strengthening: A systematic literature review by Jesse David Marinus, Chaïm la Roi, Christiaan Boerma

“…Engaging participants in Health Systems Strengthening (HSS) facilitates a more person-centred approach that better addresses the complex interplay within health systems and helps to bridge the gap between knowledge and practical application. …”
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BEAUTY IN MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION: SYNERGETIC WORLDVIEW by V. A. Testov

“…This will contribute to the development concept of mathematics education: to increase motivation for mathematical studies, to develop cognitive interests and activities, to narrow the gap between education and research processes, to overcome the problems with aesthetic education of students.…”
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The positioning of policy documents in the field of health policy and systems research by Sama’a Almubarak

“…Multiple authorship was most common (63%), with authors from Western countries contributing the most to the publications. …”
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Clinical and economic outcomes of multidisciplinary team members in primary care: a scoping review by Elisa Jokelin, Soila Karreinen, Erja Mustonen, Paulus Torkki

“…Evidence on positive clinical impact is most convincing, but cost savings were also projected. …”
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Designing an immersive interactive environment for IIoT-enhanced vertical centrifugal casting by Dhaval Anadkat, Amit Sata, Minal Shukla, Slaheddine Jarboui, Divya Mobarsa

“…Metal casting is among humanity’s most ancient manufacturing methods in which, molten metal is poured into a mold of a desired shape. …”
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Political leaders and young people: interaction in social networks by A. A. Komarova

“…In modern Russian society, there is a deep gap between political activity and active political communication with young people, bringing information to this target audience. …”
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Effective search for potentially innovative scientific results in medicine by M. B. Khrustalev, A. A. Maksimova

“…Yet in the area of medicine, the process of implementation can take many years. There is a gap between the developers (scientific organization, university), investors, and manufacturers due to the difficulty in assessing the innovation potential of the scientific results in medicine. …”
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Electronic health record in military healthcare systems: A systematic review. by Amir Torab-Miandoab, Mahdi Basiri, Arasb Dabbagh-Moghaddam, Leila Gholamhosseini

“…The results show that most of the studies were carried out at the United States Department of Defense (DoD) level with the aim of improving the quality of care and patient safety, as well as integrating healthcare delivery. …”
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The Past and Future of Biomarkers in Testicular Germ Cell Tumors by Aditya Bagrodia, Siamak Daneshmand, Liang Cheng, James Amatruda, Matthew Murray, John Lafin

“…Testicular germ cell tumor (GCT) is the most common malignancy in 18- to 40-year-old men. …”
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Analysis of Taxation of Property in Bosnia and Herzegovina by Lejla Lazović Pita, Amina Močević

“… The purpose of this paper is fill in the literature gap and to analyse taxation of property in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BIH). …”
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The welfare of farmed Nile tilapia: a review by Wasseem Emam, Wasseem Emam, Wasseem Emam, Helen Lambert, Culum Brown

“…Nile tilapia are, by absolute number of individuals, the most farmed species of fish today, yet we know little about how common husbandry practices impact their welfare. …”
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Assessment of the investment attractiveness of the regional economic sectors on the example of the Kirov region by E. N. Nagovitsyna, D. S. Tusin, E. A. Bratukhina

“…The Kirov region is analysed in relation to other regions of the country in terms of the indicators under consideration. The most attractive sectors of the region’s economy for investors have been identified. …”
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Toward Sustainable Development: Exploring the Value and Benefits of Digital Twins by Paweł Weichbroth, Krystian Jandy, Jozef Zurada

“…The complexity and number of data streams generated by internal processes exceed the capabilities of most current simulation environments. …”
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Selection of optimal synthesis method of graphene oxide using Multi-Criteria Decision-Making by Trisha Daftari, Divya Shivanand, Urva Dave, Sajith Lapachi Nagarajan, Shamik Misra, Bandaru Kiran, Gade Pandu Rangaiah, Samarshi Chakraborty

“…According to MCDM analysis, Brodie's method is the most optimal using MABAC with CRITIC weighting, PROBID with entropy weighting, and TOPSIS with entropy weighting, whereas TOPSIS with CRITIC weighting, SAW with CRITIC and entropy weighting, PROBID with CRITIC weighting, and MABAC with entropy weighting selected the improved Hummer’s method as the most optimal.…”
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Evaluating Bioassays for the Determination of Simvastatin’s Osteogenic Activity: A Systematic Review by Lara Steiner Back, Isabella Schönhofen Manso, Mariane Beatriz Sordi, Gabriel Leonardo Magrin, Águedo Aragonês, Ricardo de Souza Magini, Reinhard Gruber, Ariadne Cristiane Cabral Cruz

“…Therefore, identifying the most efficient and sensitive bioassays may enhance the quality of in vitro studies, bridging the gap with in vivo findings, saving time and resources, and benefiting the community. …”
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An Interpretable Hybrid Deep Learning Model for Molten Iron Temperature Prediction at the Iron-Steel Interface Based on Bi-LSTM and Transformer by Zhenzhong Shen, Weigang Han, Yanzhuo Hu, Ye Zhu, Jingjing Han

“…Accurate prediction of the temperature drop in a hot metal ladle is very important for optimizing transport, improving efficiency, and reducing energy consumption. Most of the existing studies focus on the prediction of molten iron temperature in torpedo tanks, but there is a significant research gap in the prediction of molten iron ladle temperature drop, especially as the ladle is increasingly used to replace the torpedo tank in the transportation process, this research gap has not been fully addressed in the existing literature. …”
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Microsaccades and covert attention: Evidence from a continuous, divided attention task by Aimee Elizabeth Ryan, Brendan Keane, Guy Wallis

“…A substantial question in understanding expert behavior is isolating where experts look, and which aspects of their environment they process. While tracking the position of gaze provides some insight into this process, our ability to attend covertly to regions of space other than the current point of fixation, severely limits the diagnostic power of such data. …”
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A Deep Learning Framework for Enhancing Recommender Systems With Dual-Feedback Integration by V. Lakshmi Chetana, Hari Seetha

“…Collaborative filtering (CF)-based personalized recommendation systems are among the most widely adopted strategies for addressing information overload in modern markets. …”
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Work-related stressful events and burnout experienced by residents and specialists in German neurology: prevalence, causes, and coping strategies derived from a nationwide survey by Johannes Heinrich Alexander Piel, Anne-Sophie Biesalski, Robin Wolke, Annette Rogge, Helge Topka, Matthias Klein, Christoph Johannes Ploner, Frank Andres, Daniela Berg

“…Dysfunctional coping strategies including the use of alcohol and medication were common and significantly correlated with increased burnout risk. The most relevant mitigation strategies were structured onboarding, debriefing, and improvement of processes. …”
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Dialysis Patients' Experiences of Participating in Dialysis Type Selection: A Phenomenological Study by Zeinab Gkajian Galoogahi

“…Conclusion: According to the results of the present study, it can be said that most dialysis patients do not participate in choosing their dialysis type and the person who has the most influence on the issue of choosing the type of dialysis for patients is their doctor. …”
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