SET OF ORGANIZATIONALLY-DIDACTIC CONDITIONS OF THE MODEL OF STUDENTS’ AUTONOMY DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION by Roman A. Popov

“…Along with that, the interdisciplinary relations are based upon the intrasubject consequence of educational subjects and on the methods of these subjects’ learning. …”
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Integrating postnatal care into the redesign of group care beyond birth by Ashley Gresh, Astrid Van Damme, Deborah L. Billings, Sharon Schindler Rising, Shaimaa Ibrahim, Abiola Ajibola, Ellen Chirwa, Jennyfer Don-Aki, Nastassia Donoho, Manodj Hindori, Nafisa Jiddawi, Emeka Kanebi, Esnath Kapito, Catherine Kay, Tara Kinra, Vlorian Molliqaj, Bolanle Oyeledun, Marlies E. B. Rijnders, Octavia Wiseman, Ghutai Sadeq Yaqubi, Crystal L. Patil

“…The purpose of this study was to produce a blueprint of an adapted group care model that integrates postnatal maternal care, well-child care, and family engagement to be adapted to realities of different settings. Methods Using a human-centered design approach and the Framework for Reporting Adaptations and Modifications to Evidence-based interventions (FRAME), we employed qualitative methods to adapt CenteringParenting® (retaining its three core pillars of health assessment, interactive learning, and community building), and co-create the blueprint for group care beyond birth that can be used across settings. …”
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Relationship between mindfulness, test anxiety, and academic performance among nursing students by Ali Asghar Hayat, Rahmatollah Soltani, Tayebeh Bahmani Tazangi, Fereshteh Baradaranfar, Azam Zareh, Azam Norouzi, Mohammad Hasan Keshavarzi

“…BACKGROUND: The content of mindfulness-based social-emotional learning (MBSEL) concentrates on conscious attention to thoughts, emotions, and bodily senses, which reduces test stress and anxiety and also leads to an increase in students’ performance regarding stress management and improving responsible behaviors. …”
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Weakly Supervised Semantic Segmentation of Remote Sensing Images Using Siamese Affinity Network by Zheng Chen, Yuheng Lian, Jing Bai, Jingsen Zhang, Zhu Xiao, Biao Hou

“…To address the issues of inaccurate and incomplete seed areas and unreliable pseudo masks in WSSS, we propose a novel WSSS method for remote sensing images based on the Siamese Affinity Network (SAN) and the Segment Anything Model (SAM). …”
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Educommunication in nutrition and neurodegenerative diseases: a scoping review protocol by Kenio Costa Lima, Karla Monica Dantas Coutinho, Sancha Helena de Lima Vale, Lucia Leite-Lais, Manaces Santos Bezerril, Monica Karina Santos Reis

“…Health educommunication is a learning tool that can positively influence the appropriation of the theme and the construction of care autonomy. …”
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Modern historiography of the movement for Ukrainian education in mainstream of national and cultural enlightenment (the second half of the 19th - the beginning of the 20th century) by Nataliia Semerhei

“…It has been concluded that the active study of national philosophy, ways and methods of establishment of the movement for Ukrainization of education by modern historians has informative as well as practical-oriented meaning for the context of positive experience mainstreaming of Ukrainization of education under the modern circumstances of state and innovative development of national educational space.…”
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Towards Standardization of the Earth Observation Data Product Supply Chain – Are OCI Artifacts the Key to Ubiquitous and Scalable EO Data Handling? by S. Achtsnit, S. Achtsnit, M. Rösel, S. Meißl

“…Recent trends in machine learning model distribution further underscore the growing relevance of OCI-based artifacts for scientific and geospatial workflows. …”
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A NLP analysis of digital demand for healthcare jobs in China by Yirui Chen, Xinrui Zhan, Wencan Yang, Xueying Yan, Yuxin Du, Tieniu Zhao

“…We collected 58,732 healthcare job listings from eight major recruitment websites in China, focusing on positions requiring a bachelor’s degree or higher and posted within the last year. …”
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Smartphone Addiction and Its Correlations with Academic Motivation, Procrastination and Self-Control in Communication among Belarusians and Russians by V.P. Sheinov, N.A. Nizovskikh, V.O. Ermak

“…<br><strong>Study design.</strong> Based on online testing, connections between smartphone addiction among Russian and Belarusian men and women were identified and analyzed. …”
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Longitudinal analysis of coal workers’ pneumoconiosis using enhanced resolution-computed tomography images: unveiling patterns in lung structure, function, and clinical correlation... by Ngan-Khanh Chau, Ngan-Khanh Chau, Eun-Kee Park, Sanghun Choi

“…Inspiratory qCT images were enhanced using a deep learning-based super-resolution model and then processed to extract lung functional and airway structural metrics. …”
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Comprehensive Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Training for Foreign Medical Students by S. Rocha Ferreira, S. A. Perepelitsa, Sh. A. Narode, K. Yu. Koreshkova, A. M. Harer, K. S. Borate, N. R. Tuklia

“…The purpose of this study was to assess acquired knowledge and practical skills in foreign medical students (FMS) after theoretical and practical training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation.Material and methods. We conducted a prospective randomized trial «Simulation-based CPR training among international medical students: perspectives for medical education» envolving students undergoing training in the 31.05.01 specialty — General Medicine in English. …”
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Digitalised measures for the prevention of central line-associated bloodstream infections: a scoping review by Basilice Minka Obama, Rebecca Grant, Stephan Harbarth, Niccolò Buetti, Gaud Catho

“…Abstract Background Central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSI) increase morbidity, mortality, and healthcare costs of hospitalised patients, despite being largely preventable. While evidence-based guidelines for preventing CLABSI are well-established, the implementation of these measures remain suboptimal. …”
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Temporary migration of Romanian Roma people to European countries by Luiza Meseşan-Schmitz, Claudiu Coman, Diana-Cristina Bódi, Mihaela Gotea

“…They also encounter high levels of poverty, lower levels of education, housing conditions, and health care, high rates of unemployment, and so on. Based on the push-pull theory, the present study examines the phenomenon of international migration of the Roma population from Olt County, Romania, capturing the specific factors that led to their migration and return to the country, and also the effects of this phenomenon on the community at the place of origin.Methodsour study used a mixed-methods approach, applying a non-standardized questionnaire to 796 Roma people who have experienced international, temporary migration and currently live in Olt County from Romania and semistructured interviews with 15 managers and representatives of the local public and socio-cultural institutions from the same region.Resultsthe results show us that the main push-pull factors of external migration of Roma people from Romania, as well as of their return home are economic and socio-cultural ones. …”
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Correlation of Imaging Characteristics of Carotid Plaque with Clinical and Histopathological Features and Application of Artificial Intelligence Techniques in Identifying Carotid D... by G. Satyendra Ramnadh, Pritee Sharma, Vamsi Krishna Yerramsetty, Y. V. Satish Kumar, Rahul Agarwal, Prem Chand Gupta

“…Positive predictive value (PPV) for VP was highest for DU (95%), followed by MRA (89%) and CTA (73%). …”
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DisConnect: Characterisation of Screen Use and Perception of Health Problems in Students from Aveiro, Portugal – A Cross-Sectional Study by Fábio Sousa Gomes, José Chen-Xu, Cristina Conceição, Fátima Claro, Emídio Abrantes, Dulce Seabra

“… Introduction: Digitalisation has made technologies an important vehicle for development and learning, especially for children and young people. …”
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Evaluating the performance of kindergarten teachers according to quality assurance standards in the Kurdistan Region / Iraq by Shaelan Ahmed Hamadameen, Salwa Ahmed Ameen

“…Where it was chosen by a stratified random method, and after applying the measures of building the scale, the researchers built a measure of performance standards parameters consisting of (87) paragraphs in the form of declarative phrases, distributed on (10) areas (16) standards, and these areas included each of: Effective education strategy: (9, paragraph), planning and follow-up (8, paragraph), classroom activities management and positive interaction: (8, paragraph), learning methods that respond to children’s needs for their development (8, paragraph), environmental awareness (8, paragraphs), child health and safety (8, paragraphs), professional development and knowledge of specialization: (10, paragraph), enhancing communication with the child: (8, paragraphs), the teacher’s partnership with the family and society (10, paragraphs), evaluation: (10, paragraphs) and it consists of ( 5) Five answer alternatives, which extracted the appropriate psychometric characteristics of the scale items, which included: (discriminatory power, item reliability and item stability), and extracted the psychometric properties of the scale, which included: (apparent honesty and constructive honesty), and stability: (retest method and Cronbach's alpha equation), and to apply the scale in its final form, the researcher chose the sample application from the original population with a percentage (10%), with a number of (732) parameters, which were chosen by a stratified random method, and based on the (SPSS) program (Statistical Portfolio for Social Sciences) to analyze data, the current research reached the most important results according to the objectives of the research as follows: Building criteria Performance of kindergarten teachers in the light of quality assurance in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq - consisting of (87) paragraphs in the form of declarative phrases with appropriate psychometric characteristics, and that the kindergarten teachers in the center of the governorates of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq are characterized by the performance of female teachers in general and at a high level, and in conclusion and in In light of the research results, the researchers reached some recommendations and suggestions. …”
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Interventions to support the psychological empowerment of nurses: a scoping review by Liebin Huang, Ming Liu, Xin Wang, Meihua Hsu

“…The intervention format was based on offline training. The participants included both nurse managers and nurses. …”
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Knowledge, attitude, and practice regarding the COVID-19 pandemic and its psychological impact on nursing students in Palestine by Rebhi Bsharat, Nawaf Amro, Hamdallah AbuKallid, Abdallah Alwawi

“…Background: Understanding individuals' knowledge, attitudes, and practices concerning preventive measures for COVID-19 is crucial for controlling the disease's spread.Objectives:  This study aims to evaluate nursing students' knowledge, attitudes, and practices related to the pandemic while assessing its psychological impact on them to inform future interventions.Methods: A cross-sectional questionnaire-based study was conducted through an online survey in May 2020. …”
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Automated analysis of clinical interviews indicates altered head movements during social interactions in youth at clinical high-risk for psychosis by Juliette Lozano-Goupil, Tina Gupta, Trevor F. Williams, Amy E. Pinkham, Claudia M. Haase, Stewart A. Shankman, Vijay A. Mittal

“…Segments when participants were responding to questions were processed using an open-access machine learning-based head tracking program. This program extracted target variables such as total head movement, amplitude, and speed in each direction (x, y, and z). …”
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Evaluating iSibWorks: A virtual cognitive-behavioural intervention for siblings of children with disabilities by Kylie D. Mallory, Hiba Al-Hakeem, Shazeen Alam, Sandy Brassel, Tamiko Isaacs, Sonya Basarke, Marie Hooper, Andrea Hickling, Shannon E. Scratch

“…Despite this, siblings had positive feedback about iSibWorks and discussed: 1) Engaging in group learning and activities, 2) Meeting other siblings, and 3) Applying iSibWorks content to their daily life. …”
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