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Telkomsel Siaga Rafi Annual Event Strategy To Improve Brand Image By Senusa Indonesia, Margareta Manalu, Qusnul Khotimah, Alain Rishi Zacharias

Journal of Indonesian Tourism and Policy Studies

This research aims to analyze the strategy of Telkomsel Siaga RAFI annual event organized by Senusa Indonesia in order to improve Telkomsel's brand image. Through this activity, Telkomsel seeks to strengthen relationships with customers and expand its social reach, especially during Ramadan and Idul Fitri 2025. The main focus of this final report is to explore the role of event management strategies in influencing the brand image of Telkomsel. Using brand image theory and direct observation techniques, this research also identifies the steps taken by Senusa Indonesia in designing and implementing events that include knowledge sharing and donations. The results …

The Perception Of Hooliganism And Its Impact Among Naia Collegiate Soccer Players, Eric Street, Fred Cromartie, Steve S. Chen, Brandon Spradley

Findings in Sport, Hospitality, Entertainment, and Event Management

There have been multiple studies with regard to the different aspects of soccer hooliganism throughout the world. Most commonly, studies of hooliganism covered areas such as harassment, vandalism, fighting, theft, public intoxication, and crowd disorder revolving around the games of soccer in various countries. This phenomenon has been studied among the major four professional sports in the United States, yet there has been no extensive research on soccer “hooliganism” associated with Major League Soccer (MLS). This study examined the survey responses from 101 National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) soccer players to identify their perceptions on severity of hooliganism and …

The Impact Of Emergency Remote Learning During The Covid-19 Pandemic On Student Learning Outcomes, Kelley Bazemore

Creating Healthy Work Environments (CHWE)

Background: Prelicensure nursing programs have traditionally taught students in person. In March 2020, as the novel coronavirus spread, many programs changed to emergency remote learning.

Methods: This exploratory, retrospective study examined the impact of emergency remote learning on three learning outcomes (completing the program within the published time, scoring >74.7% on the ATI Comprehensive Predictor Assessment, and passing the NCLEX-RN on the first attempt). The study received IRB approval and was exempt from review. This study had two aims: to determine the relationship between the time students spent in emergency remote learning and three outcomes, and to examine the relationship …

Implementation Of An Evidence-Based Emotional Wellness Program For First-Semester Nursing Students, Alana L. Long

Creating Healthy Work Environments (CHWE)

First-semester nursing student attrition rates average 35% in a community college located in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States, with high-stress levels identified as a primary contributing factor. Addressing emotional wellness is critical to mitigating stress and improving retention among nursing students. This project implemented a 4-week evidence-based emotional wellness program to enhance students’ coping strategies, reduce perceived stress, and promote overall well-being. The Iowa Model of Evidence-Based Practice guided the development and implementation of the program, which included microlearning modules, nature-based experiential learning, meditation, and holistic activities. First-semester nursing students enrolled in a fundamentals of nursing course were …

Mhealth For Nurses' Mental Health, Cynthia Moore

Creating Healthy Work Environments (CHWE)

Background: Post-pandemic surveys show continue to show high rates of exhaustion, burnout, anxiety, and intention to leave the job in hospital nurses. Early-career nurses who experience burnout and exhaustion in the first 1-3 years of their career have a job turnover rate of approximately 46%, and are more prone to physical complaints, insomnia, and cognitive problems 10 years later. Few studies have focused on using mental health mobile apps (mHealth) in the hospital nurse population to help decrease the negative effects of a stressful work environment.

Purpose: This randomized controlled trial (RCT) pilot study has three aims: 1. to determine …

Hippocrates And Nightingale: Ancient Medicine And Modern Nursing, Callie Wiedle

Creating Healthy Work Environments (CHWE)

This presentation aims to examine and understand the influence that Hippocrates’ fundamental theories of medicine had on Florence Nightingale’s development of modern nursing care. Hippocrates has gained the nickname “the father of modern medicine” and Nightingale has claimed the title “the mother of modern nursing”. This presentation will argue that without Hipporcates’ revolutionary ideas in medicine the framework of modern nursing would have taken much longer to develop, if it was ever developed into what we know today. Nightingale took Hippocrates’ revolutionary ideas regarding hygiene, the environment, and holistic patient care; and adapted them into the systematic approach to modern …

Fast Births, Ready Nurses: Simulation Training For Emergency Nurses, Jamie Clemons

Creating Healthy Work Environments (CHWE)

The High-Fidelity Precipitous Delivery Management Simulation (PDM HFS) program was developed to address the critical need for specialized training among emergency department nurses, especially in rural communities where access to obstetric services is increasingly limited. As labor and delivery units continue to close, the responsibility for emergency departments to assume greater responsibility for managing precipitous deliveries and associated complications is increasing. The PDM HFS training program aims to enhance emergency department nurses' self-efficacy and clinical skills through high-fidelity simulation training, ultimately improving maternal outcomes. This study aims to evaluate the impact of the PDM HFS program in preparing emergency department …

Reminisce And Relive Joyful Memories Despite Dementia, Candice Cacal Nono

Creating Healthy Work Environments (CHWE)

Background: Dementia is a progressive neurological disease that affects cognition and behavioral and mood impairments, such as depression, that must be addressed. The DNP Project implemented an evidence-based intervention to improve healthcare outcomes involving depression in patients with dementia in a long-term care setting.

Problem: Dementia is a progressive neurological disease affecting mood and conditions that can lead to depression, affecting a patient’s quality of life. A quality improvement project was implemented in a long term care facility in Chicago, Illinois.

Methods: Eight residents with mild to moderate dementia participated in an eight-week Group Reminiscence Therapy program to measure the …

A Memo On A U.S.- Egypt-U.A.E. Coalition For Reconstruction And Peacekeeping In Gaza, Erik J. Rorem

The Dialogue

No abstract provided.

My Time With The Fusion Industry Association (“Fia”): Future-Focused Policy For A Fusion-Powered America, Erik J. Rorem

The Dialogue

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Race To Robustness: Adaptation To Globalization In Authoritarian Regimes Of The Middle East, Lexi Eid

The Dialogue

The Middle East has been notably absent from the wave of democratization and failed to adapt to globalization since the 1990s. In the Middle Eastern countries, the economy has largely stagnated and the political system has remained authoritarian despite popular revolts during the Arab Spring. Earlier literature often emphasized the cultural and religious differences between the Middle East and the rest of the world. However, the Arab Spring proved that the Middle East could be a part of the democratization wave. More recent literature attempts to explain this surge of public response to the regime and explores how the authoritarian …

Unearthing The Promise And Peril Of Superfund Crackdowns With Esg, Abigail Kenwood

The Dialogue

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Constraints And Conservatism: The Effect Of Presidential Choices On Voting Patterns Of Supreme Court Justices, Tyler Mccall

The Dialogue

The decisions of the Supreme Court are constantly featured in news headlines with the accusation that the core institution of the judicial branch is completely politicized. In fact, justices are directly chosen by presidents who have clear political and constitutional agendas. But what about justices whose voting behavior and opinions seem less politically motivated than others? One major answer to that query may lie in the difference between constrained and unconstrained choices. When a president chooses a nominee based on political promises made or limitations imposed by other branches of government, that choice is constrained because those nominees must appeal …

Testimonios: The Experiences Of An Undocumented Student In California Post-Daca Rescindment, Isabel Rangel

McNair Research Journal SJSU

After Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival (DACA, 2012) was rescinded

by the Trump Administration in 2017, many students were left in “limbo

legality” (Gonzalez 2012) This study addresses the question, “What are the

experiences of undocumented students regarding their academic motivation

toward graduation now that DACA has been rescinded at San Jos. State

University (SJSU)?” Grounded in a Chicana Feminist Epistemology

approach, the methodology of testimonio is used to capture the experiences

of the author alongside an undocumented graduate student. Findings

suggest that college campuses should incorporate faculty knowledgeable in

policies that affect undocumented students, Undocumented Ally trainings

in college …

Same Face, Different Name - Colonialism, Colonization, And Capitalism: How To Combat The Insidious Capitalist Individualism That Denies Basic Human Rights To Us Citizens Via Community Centric Bartering, Nadia Loney

McNair Research Journal SJSU

This paper examines the effects of colonialism, colonization, and capitalism

on the social fabric of the United States and how severing key connections

within society has hindered the direct benefits of community. As has been

tested in various cities around the world, intentional bartering can create a

sustainable community and combat the devastating effects that these

systems have had on the environment and the escalation of violence both

internally and globally. Art aimed at community rebuilding and a

decentralization of the US dollar, can help facilitate innovation that heal

various social wounds.

How Can A Strategic Plan Create And Sustain A Healthy Work Environment In The School Of Nursing?, Ashley Leak Bryant, Gabrielle Leonard, Lakecha Alston, Valerie Howard

Creating Healthy Work Environments (CHWE)

To achieve the sustainable development goals by 2030, our School of Nursing is addressing how we create and sustain a healthy environment as we lead our profession and improve lives for the public good. Our School of Nursing’s strategic plan has 3 mission critical priorities: responsible growth, inclusive excellence, and operational excellence. The Office of Strategy and Global Affairs aligned our global priorities with the School of Nursing's strategic plan: global education, Fulbright Specialist/Scholar and Visiting Professorships, and sustainability. In this presentation, we provide 3 examples of how our School of Nursing is creating and sustaining a healthy work environment …

Communication Post-Covid: Overcoming Silos To Improve Workplace Collaboration And Well-Being, Rachel Bentley, Crystal O'Dell, Amy Richardson

Creating Healthy Work Environments (CHWE)

With COVID-19, public health measures were adopted to prevent transmission in the workplace. As a consequence, the work environment changed with video conferencing utilized not as a novelty, but a necessity. The use of video conferencing is now routine, with 300 million daily meeting participants and ‘zoom fatigue’ a reality. Workplace culture shifted to virtual communication; however, little is known regarding the psychological impact, limiting personal engagement and collaboration and altering work relationships due to its silo effect.

The World Health Organization (WHO) provides a healthy workplace framework to protect and promote the well-being of workers by considering concerns of …

Mixed Methods Triangulation: Applying Just Culture Principles In Nurses' Transition To Practice, Manisa Baker, Rebecca Toothaker, Lora Hromadik, Randi Flexner, Linda Mcquiston, Danielle Walker

Creating Healthy Work Environments (CHWE)

The transition from nursing student to registered nurse is fraught with challenges, including stress, knowledge gaps, miscommunication, and insufficient constructive feedback, which can cause uncertainty for new graduate nurses (NGNs). Although Just Culture principles are taught in nursing education, they are often difficult to apply in practice. The gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application can result in hesitation when reporting errors, communicating effectively with the healthcare team, or participating in quality improvement initiatives. This disconnect underscores the need for more robust support systems and education that bridge the transition from student to practicing nurse. This study aims to triangulate …

Crisis Intervention Training To Improve Nurse’S Job Satisfaction In Mental Health Settings, Maria Josephine Torres

Creating Healthy Work Environments (CHWE)

This study addresses a specific issue in the psychiatric and mental health residential nursing setting. The objective of the study was to address the problem identified based on evidence-based practice and literature showing that there are weaknesses and gaps within the population. In a psychiatric and mental health care setting, would more specific and extensive crisis intervention training for nurses provide improved job satisfaction for those nurses in a 6-week period? The population included to address the clinical practice problem and objective is registered nurses with all levels of experience in residential psychiatric and mental health nursing, ranging from new …

Assessing Market Potential And Swot-Based Strategies For Betong Chicken In Pattani, Yala, And Narathiwat Provinces Of Southern Thailand, Talerngsak Angkuraseranee, Chaiyawan Wattanachan, Kettawan Boonthep

The Thai Journal of Veterinary Medicine

This study aimed to evaluate market opportunities and formulate strategic pathways for the sustainable growth of Betong chicken, an indigenous premium poultry breed in southern Thailand known for its distinctive meat quality. Recent declines in the Betong chicken population and productivity have created a supply–demand imbalance, threatening the Betong chicken’s long-term economic viability. Using a mixed-methods design, data were collected from 280 stakeholders—farmers, processors, retailers, and consumers—in Pattani, Yala, and Narathiwat provinces. SWOT and Internal–External (IE) matrix analyses were applied to identify internal strengths and weaknesses and external opportunities and threats. The External Factor Evaluation (EFE) score of 2.773 indicated …

Assessment Of The Thermal Performance Of Cables At Zummar Station, Considering The Impact Of Harmonics, Riyad Zaki Sabri Younis, Khaled Mohammed Othman

AUIQ Technical Engineering Science

This study evaluates the thermal impact of harmonic distortion on underground power cables through a real-life case study conducted at the Zummar 33/11 kV substation. Field measurements indicated that the cable most exposed to thermal stress was the one supplying an industrial area, where a Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) level of 23.8% was recorded due to nonlinear loads. Numerical simulations were carried out using the Finite Element Method (FEM) to analyze the thermal performance of the cable system under different seasonal loading conditions. The results showed that harmonics not only increased the temperature of the affected cable but also indirectly …

Empowered Nursing: Maintaining Regulatory Compliance And Safeguarding Your Professional Practice, Madison Edwards

Creating Healthy Work Environments (CHWE)

Join us as we understand the role of state boards of nursing and regulation of licensure. It is a nurse's duty be deeply familiar with the statutes that define our scope. Learn resources and tools to understand the statute and administrative code that govern your scope of practice. We will discuss licensure complaints and what to do if this happens to you. Learn how a strong foundation in your nursing practice defends against malpractice claims and ensures peace of mind in your practice.

The Art Of Saying No: Empowering Nurses To Set Boundaries For Well-Being, Sara Kaylor, Abby Horton, Haley Townsend, Meridith Rice, Susan Prevost

Creating Healthy Work Environments (CHWE)

The nursing profession, long dominated by women, is shaped by societal norms that encourage selflessness and compliance, leading nurses to prioritize others over their own well-being. This expectation to always say yes, coupled with the demands of various practice settings, contributes to burnout and stress. This presentation advocates for a feminist approach to boundary-setting, offering strategies to help nurses confidently say no, establish healthy boundaries, and maintain a balanced career.

Aorto-Septal Angle As A Predictor Of Left Ventricular Outflow Tract Obstruction In Pediatric Patients With Subaortic Stenosis And Subaortic Membrane Development: A Study At Prince Sultan Cardiac Center, Buraydah, Saudi Arabia 2023, Rehab N. Alharbi, Ali A. Alakhfash, Abdullah M. Alqwaiee, Abdulrahman A. Almesned, Abdulrahman O. Alharbi

Journal of the Saudi Heart Association

Background: The angle between the interventricular septum and the anterior aortic wall is shallow and measured at 120 degrees in normal individuals. In patients with LVOT narrowing, aortic valve anomalies, and a subaortic membrane, this angle is more acute. This will change the flow hemodynamics and might lead to the formation or progression of the subaortic membrane. Objectives: This study aims to assess the IVS/Anterior Aortic wall angle in patients with abnormal aortic valves and/or LVOT obstruction and its association with SAM development. Methodology: A one-year prospective observational study (September 2022 to June 2023) at PSCC-Qassim's pediatric cardiology department included …

Crusader-Period Glass Finds From ‘Akko, The Knights’ Hotel Site, Yael Gorin-Rosen

'Atiqot

This article discusses the glass finds uncovered during the 2007 excavation season at the Knights’ Hotel site and complements the report of the 1995 season. This collection of glass vessels is significant as it expands our knowledge concerning the variety of types produced in the local workshops and includes a variety of vessels from other production centers. Together, the finds from both seasons emphasize the richness and diversity of Crusader-period glassware and artifacts during the thirteenth century, before the fall of ‘Akko in 1291.

Daily Life And Industry In Crusader ‘Akko: The Knights’ Hotel Site, Danny Syon

'Atiqot

This report details the second season of excavations at the Knights’ Hotel site, carried out in 2007, covering three areas (A–C) not excavated in the first season (1995). The excavations revealed domestic and public(?) architecture dating from the thirteenth century CE. The architectural features are mostly similar to the ones exposed in the first season and include an abundance of water and sanitary installations: cisterns, wells and cesspits. The mixed character of this neighborhood of the capital of the Crusader kingdom of Jerusalem, and the daily life of its residents is highlighted by the wealth of pottery and glass vessels …

A Middle Bronze Iia Pottery Production Site On The Northern Bank Of NaḥAl Soreq, Near Yavne-Yam, Lily Singer-Avitz, Yossi Levy, Etan Ayalon

'Atiqot

A Middle Bronze Age IIA pottery production site was uncovered on the northern bank of Naḥal Soreq, near Yavne-Yam. Excavations revealed installations, including pits, an oven, a stone pavement and a two-story pottery kiln. The discovery of a potter’s wheel and petrographic analysis confirm local ceramic production using nearby ḥamra and kurkar materials. Stone anchors found on-site suggest the transport of vessels via small boats along the stream, connecting the site with nearby settlements such as Nabi Rubin and Yavne-Yam.

The Flint Assemblage From Nahal Rimmonim, Ariel Vered

'Atiqot

The excavation at Naḥal Rimmonim yielded flint items dating to the Intermediate and Middle Bronze Ages, alongside intrusive highly patinated Middle Paleolithic artifacts. The Intermediate Bronze Age assemblage represents a local, expedient industry that produced simple flake tools from locally available lithic resources and long, regular blades, probably imported as blanks, continuing the Canaanean blade industry of the Early Bronze Age. The Middle Bronze Age assemblage attests to the production of flakes on which simple ad hoc tools were manufactured on locally available raw materials. The production of Canaanean blades ceased abruptly, probably when the Second Urban Revolution took place …

Petrographic Examination Of The Intermediate And Middle Bronze Age Vessels From Nahal Rimmonim, Anastasia Shapiro

'Atiqot

This paper presents petrographic data retrieved from samples taken from pottery found in the context of a Middle Bronze Age pottery workshop and from a domestic pottery assemblage dating from the Intermediate Bronze Age. The results for both periods mostly point to on-site and local production, contributing to our knowledge concerning pottery production and trade in the Jezreel Valley and adjacent areas.

The Jewish Chalk-Vessel Industry In Galilee And The Golan, Yonatan Adler

'Atiqot

This study explores archaeological remains of the Jewish chalk-vessel industry in Galilee and the Golan during the Early Roman period. It examines recent excavations at ‘Einot Amitai, Reina and Lower Wadi es-Sufera, focusing on raw materials, manufacturing techniques and typologies of vessels produced at these sites. The study also looks at the chronology of this industry, exploring when chalk-vessel production in the north first began and when it ended. Throughout the paper, the archaeological remains from the northern sites are compared and contrasted with findings from Jerusalem-area workshops. Finally, the study investigates what the archaeological remains analyzed here may indicate …