The Impact of ESG Factors on Asset Returns: Empirical Research by O. V. Efimova, M. A. Volkov, D. A. Koroleva

“…The research base is scientific works of domestic and foreign authors, analytical reports of rating agencies, ESG funds, historical stock market data on companies analysed in the course of this study. …”
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The Relationship Between Fear of Childbirth and Caesarean Section: A Critical Review by Guldane Kaya

“… Introduction: The increase in caesarean section rates for maternal requests has gained growing attention as a common clinical problem worldwide, with tokophobia—an intense fear of childbirth—playing a potentially critical role. …”
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Pursuing underlying values: A community value-based approach to ‘Hijau Manise’ greening program in East Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara by Nurfitria Ramadhani Astrid, Iman Nurul

“…Findings reveal that prosperity and social justice are the most influential values in fostering long-term community commitment, while liberty and sustainability serve as supporting enablers. …”
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Perspectives on performance anxiety in young athletes and dancers by David R. McDuff, Michelle Garvin, Reese Marsalis

“…Abstract: Introduction: Competitive Performance Anxiety (CPA) is commonly seen in sports psychiatry and performance psychology practices that provide services to young athletes and dancers. Rates in this population have risen over the past decade due to rapid progression to the highest competitive levels, early specialization, and year-round training. …”
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Evaluating quality improvement in tertiary care hospital before and after NABH accreditation: a systematic review by Deepika Kanyal, Babaji Ghewade

“…Despite initial implementation challenges due to resource constraints, the study underscores the need for continuous monitoring and reinforcement of accreditation standards to sustain these improvements.ConclusionNABH accreditation improves patient safety, lowers infection rates, and boosts overall productivity. The structured framework encourages continuous improvement, but institutional commitment and ongoing oversight are necessary for long-term sustainability.…”
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Clinical training in veterinary medicine: perspectives on quality and the role of specialists by L. Drzemalla, L. Drzemalla, C. Kleinsorgen, A. Tipold, A. Tipold

“…Around 40% of students felt that they received different levels of supervision from veterinarians with different qualifications. The veterinarians rated theoretical knowledge, communication skills and commitment of the students predominantly positively, but noted a deficit in practical skills. …”
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An Iterative Heuristic Optimization Method for the Optimum Sizing of Battery Energy Storage System to Augment the Dispatchability of Wind Generators by Shubham Kashyap, Tirthadip Ghose

“…This research aims to devise a methodology for optimizing the size of a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) supporting Wind Energy Systems (WES) to enhance power commitment flexibility in the energy market. The methodology involves three essential steps: (i) estimating rated kW, (ii) initializing rated kWh of the BESSs, and (iii) iteratively adjusting the BESS size based on heuristic rules to prevent State of Charge (SoC) limit violations following the load cycle. …”
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Professional nurses’ perceptions regarding the implementation of perinatal Problem Identification Programme in a public hospital in the Bojanala District, Northwest Province by Kelebogile Leah Manjinja, Jacobeth. Mabyala Louisa Malesela, Moroti Elisabeth Mahlangu

“…Results: The following themes emerged from the analysed data: inadequate commitment of operational managers, inconsistent attendance of perinatal audit meetings, and a lack of institutional support and established interprofessional teams to drive the implementation of PPIP.ContributionThe benefits of PPIP implementation may prevent avoidable factors, missed opportunities, and substandard care, to contribute to reducing perinatal mortality and morbidity rates.…”
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Relevant factors in the decision to desert of engineering students in the context of emerging economies by Ezequiel Martínez Rojas, Paula Andrea Rodríguez-Correa, Erica Agudelo-Ceballos, Alejandro Valencia-Arias, Gustavo Adolfo Moreno López, Gustavo Sánchez Santos, Jesus Alberto Jiménez García, Manuel Humberto Vásquez Coronado

“…These strategies serve as key levers to reduce dropout rates and reinforce the role of HEIs in supporting engineering students throughout their educational trajectory.…”
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Effects of free maternity care on beneficiary satisfaction: Multicentre study conducted in the Binza Météo Health Zone, Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo by Joel KAFUMBI, M. F. Mumvudi, M. N. Lufwa, N. S. D. Mabakutuvangilanga

“… Introduction The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) ranks among the nations with the highest maternal mortality rates in the world, with 846 deaths per 100,000 live births. …”
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Development and Feasibility of an Adolescent Dancer Screen by Kynaston Schultz, Kathleen Sun Worrall, Zoe Tawa, Joanna Binney, Jessica Boyle, Laurel Daniels Abbruzzese

“…Though studies report high injury rates, there are few standardized screening tools available for adolescent dancers…”
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Challenges for Compliance with Industrial Effluent Regulations—An Industry Perspective by Zulaikha Mokhtar, Steven Kenway, Irdayanti Mat Nashir

“…According to respondents, enhancing compliance hinges on behavioral changes driven by <i>awareness</i>, <i>incentives</i>, <i>enforcement</i>, <i>guidance</i>, <i>industry ratings</i>, <i>management commitment</i>, and <i>public disclosure of emissions data</i>. …”
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Research Priorities on the Relationship between Wasting and Stunting. by Chloe Angood, Tanya Khara, Carmel Dolan, James A Berkley, WaSt Technical Interest Group

“…Eighteen of 25 (72%) experts took part and prioritised research directly related to programming, particularly at the public health level. The highest-rated questions were: "Can interventions outside of the 1000 days, e.g. pre-school, school age and adolescence, lead to catch-up in height and in other developmental markers?"…”
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Pervasive systemic disparities: medical-related gaslighting, trauma, and distrust among LGBTQ+ people in the United States by Dustin Z. Nowaskie, Dehandra Blackwood, Frank Garcia

“…Participants answered questions about their healthcare, including experiences with medical-related gaslighting, trauma, and trust.ResultsCompared to cisgender and heterosexual people (n = 857), LGBTQ+ people (n = 815) reported significantly higher rates of medical-related gaslighting (46.5% vs. 26.5%, ORs 1.75–2.80) and trauma (18% vs. 8.9%, ORs 1.63–2.66). …”
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Creating A Healthy Workplace in A Private Hospital: A Focus on Nursing and Job Satisfaction by Giovanni Iga Firmanda, Aries Wahyuningsih

“…Hospitals that emphasize nurse-physician cooperation and conflict resolution report higher retention rates and improved patient outcomes; Individual Factors – Workplace relationships, personal resilience, and professional recognition directly affect nurses' mental well-being and job commitment. …”
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Availability and Utilization of WHO Lifesaving Medicines for Children under Five in Public Health Facilities of the Jimma Zone, South West Ethiopia: A Cross-Sectional Survey by Tidenek Mulugeta Tujo, Tadesse Gudeta Gurmu

“…The increased morbidity and mortality rates in children under five in developing countries are mostly attributed to poor availability and failure of prescribing lifesaving medicines. …”
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Can Malaysia Move to Tier 1? Analysing the Current Trends and Case Studies of Human Trafficking by Nafisah Ilham Hussin, Zarina Othman, Norhafiza Mohd Hed, Nadirah Mohd Azmi

“…Achieving Tier 1 status would signify a major step forward in Malaysia’s commitment to combating trafficking and ensuring accountability for perpetrators.…”
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Workplace-Based Assessment of Clinical Competencies in Pediatric Residents by Farzad Ferdosian, Fatemeh Keshmiri, Zahra Nafei, Elahe Akbarian

“…Significant correlations were observed between faculty ratings, self-assessments, and patient feedback, as well as between patient and peer evaluations (p = 0.005). …”
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The Global Fund in China: Multidrug-resistant tuberculosis nationwide programmatic scale-up and challenges to transition to full country ownership. by Lixia Wang, Renzhong Li, Caihong Xu, Hui Zhang, Yunzhou Ruan, Mingting Chen, Dongmei Wang, Emilio Dirlikov, Xin Du, Jin Zhao, Yanlin Zhao, ShengFen Wang, Yuhong Liu, Liang Li, Dennis Falzon, Yanni Sun, Yu Wang, Bernhard Schwartländer, Fabio Scano

“…Given needed improvement to the current treatment success rates, these factors jeopardise investments made for MDR-TB control and care. …”
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The Effect of Organizational Culture, Team Collaboration, and Work Motivation on the Performance of Health Workers in Cahaya Bunda Mother and Child Hospital by Cindy Thiovany Soetomo, Made Favian Budi Gunawan, Kelvin Fernaldi, Halimah Hasan

“… Cahaya Bunda Mother and Child Hospital in Bali is dedicated to improving healthcare standards for mothers and children, focusing on reducing maternal and infant mortality rates. The performance of healthcare workers is a critical factor in achieving optimal patient outcomes, particularly in specialized hospitals such as mother and child hospitals. …”
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