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Generative Ai: Challenges And Opportunities For Industry And Research, Nidhi Singh, Madhav Prasad Pandey

Management Dynamics

No abstract provided.

The Moderating Effect Of Internal Fit In The Relationship Between Hpws And Financial Performance In Public Enterprises In Ethiopia, Wondimagegne A. Reda, Berhanu T. Eshetu

Management Dynamics

This research determined the moderating effect of internal fit in the relationship between the high performance work system (HPWS) and financial performance of public enterprises in Ethiopia. The participants of the study were top, middle, and lower level managers of the public enterprises. Stratified random sampling was used since the population consists of different organizations. Then simple random sampling was employed to ensure that all managers of the public enterprises had equal chance of being selected to avoid sample bias and ensure that the results were reliable enough to be generalized. The researcher used structured questionnaire to collect data from …

Electric Vehicle Adoption And Future Trends: Bibliometric Network Analysis Review, Uday Arun Bhale, Harpreet Singh Bedi, Samrat Ray

Management Dynamics

The adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) is gaining momentum globally as part of efforts to mitigate climate change and reduce dependence on fossil fuels. This bibliometric review provides a comprehensive analysis of the current state of research on EV adoption and future trends. Using data from various scientific databases, we identified key themes, influential publications, and leading researchers in the field. Our analysis reveals significant growth in EV-related research over the past decade, with a marked increase in publications focused on technological advancements, policy impacts, and consumer behaviour. We also highlight emerging trends such as the integration of renewable energy …

Use Of Visual Cues In Pacu Pca Pumps On Increasing Patient Satisfaction Of Pain Management, Rebecca Willier

ONU Student Research Colloquium

Abstract

Problem: Effective pain management in the Post-Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) is crucial for patient recovery and satisfaction. Patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) pumps are commonly used to manage post-surgical pain, allowing patients to self-administer analgesics within prescribed limits. However, confusion about dosing intervals and uncertainty about when the next dose can be administered may lead to anxiety and dissatisfaction among patients. Previous research suggests visual cues can enhance user experience and confidence in medical device use.

Aim: This study aims to investigate whether the addition of visual cues on PCA pumps improves patient satisfaction with pain management compared to standard PCA …

Hb 1557 Impact On Family Functions, Andi Brabham

Undergraduate Research Conference

Families are often noted as the foundation of this country, so it is important to consider all families when implementing new policies. In 2022, the Parental Rights in Education bill (HB 1557) was approved in Florida. It was put into place with the intention of benefitting children and families, however, not every family was considered. Main points from HB 1557 include giving parents the right to know any information obtained on their children, the right of parents to have more control over decision making for their children, and the prohibition of discussions or teachings on sexuality and gender identity within …

Scrolling Into Selfhood: Youth, Identity, And Influence., Jakaia A. Crockett

Undergraduate Research Conference

Social media has become a significant influence in shaping the experiences and identities of young people in emerging adulthood. This presentation will explore the significant impact that social media platforms and influencers have on the youth as they navigate through this crucial stage of life. With constant exposure to curated content and idealized lifestyles, young individuals increasingly turn to social media to explore their identities, understand social concepts, and process emotional changes.

We will examine how social media has redefined traditional coming-of-age experiences, providing a digital space for self-discovery, peer connections, and cultural exploration. The discussion will also address how …

Emma Ody Pohl: The Untold Story Of “Miss Mscw” And Her Influence On Southern White Women, Anna Sandlin

Undergraduate Research Conference

I conducted an in-depth research project on Emma Ody Pohl, the Director of Physical Education at Mississippi University for Women from 1908 to 1955. I wanted to highlight Pohl's significance on her students and the college. I used the records, letters, and documents in the Pohl Papers at the Beulah Culbertson Archives and Special Collections to analyze Pohl's importance and create a biography of her time at the college. I also conducted further research into the idea of Southern White Womanhood throughout the twentieth century. Through this information, it is evident that the life and teaching of Emma Ody Pohl …

Cognitive Function And Cardio-Pulmonary Responses Following One Night Sleep Deprivation Among College-Age Students, Jacob S. Kreger, Andrew Schroeder, Michael Ranney

ONU Student Research Colloquium

The relationship between sleep and quality of life has been extensively studied. Previous research suggests that even one night of sleep deprivation negatively impacts cognitive ability and stress levels. In this study, physiological stress markers—heart rate (bpm), blood pressure (systolic, diastolic, mean arterial pressure), respiratory rate (rpm), and oxygen saturation (%)—were measured while participants rested. Cognitive function was assessed using the Stroop color test. Twenty five healthy college students (ages 18-23, male and female) were grouped based on sleep duration (0-4, 4-6, and 7-9 hours), each group consisting of male and females. It was hypothesized that shorter sleep durations would …

Towards An Emirati Legislative Framework For The Recognition Of Legal Personhood For Robots, Saeed Salem Alshamsi

Thesis/ Dissertation Defenses

with the significant advancements in the fields of artificial intelligence and robotics, these technologies have had a direct impact on various aspects of daily life. Intelligent robots, which have the ability to self-learn and make decisions, are no longer just technological tools; they have become entities playing vital roles in many sectors such as healthcare, industry, security, and government services. As the reliance on these technologies increases, complex legal and ethical questions have arisen, including: How can the relationship between humans and robots be regulated? Can robots be granted "legal personhood" to hold them accountable for their actions?
The United …

Litigation Specificities In Individual Labour Disputes Under Federal Decree-Law No. (33) Of 2021 And Its Amendments, Ali Mubarak Al-Buraiki

Thesis/ Dissertation Defenses

This study aims to highlight the specific characteristics of individual labour disputes under the current UAE Labor Relations Regulation Law. The study begins by outlining the unique nature of individual labour disputes and explores the various aspects of their distinctiveness in litigation procedures, particularly in terms of speed, financial burdens, limitation periods, and the extent to which general litigation rules may be applied. It also examines the mechanism followed in adjudicating individual labour disputes. An analytical methodology was adopted to achieve the study’s objectives, through the analysis of the relevant provisions in the Labor Relations Regulation Law, in addition to …

A Review Article On Optimizing Breast Cancer Care Teams Through Multidisciplinary Approaches, Panuch Eiamprapaporn, Panchanin Patanayindee, Lucksika Wanishtanom, Hataiwan Rattanabunjerdkul, Sasithorn Sujarittanakarn

Asian Medical Journal and Alternative Medicine

Breast cancer treatment has been revolutionized through the implementation of Multidisciplinary Care Teams (MDTs), significantly enhancing patient outcomes. This review outlines the essential components of MDTs in breast cancer care, summarizes evidence supporting their effectiveness, and highlights their role in addressing key challenges within the Thai healthcare system. We discuss quality assessment tools, propose an optimized MDT workflow, and explore the integration of emerging technologies to further advance patient-centered care.

The Distribution Of Blood Group Antigen And Antibody Among Voluntary Tai Dam Ethnic Blood Donor Candidates In Central Thailand, Sahapat Barusrux, Thanakorn Wongcharliang, Prapadsorn Saenkum

Asian Medical Journal and Alternative Medicine

This study investigated blood group antigens and antibody among Tai Dam ethnic blood donors using standard tube test and indirect antiglobulin phase in 70 samples. Le^b antigen presented in significantly high frequency (52.9%), which may lead to inappropriate blood transfusions and underscores the need for an effective screening test.

Epithelioid Sarcoma Of The Vulva: A Case Report And Review Of The Literature, Araya Sammor

Asian Medical Journal and Alternative Medicine

A vulva biopsy from a 22-year-old woman revealed the rare and aggressive epithelioid sarcoma, characterized by distinct histomorphology and a specific immunohistochemical profile. This case report highlights its clinical features, etiology, and diagnostic histopathology, emphasizing the crucial role of immunostaining for an accurate diagnosis and effective management.

Ct Cavitary Features In Lung Cancer To Differentiate Between Squamous Cell Carcinoma And Adenocarcinoma, Nisa Muangman, Chanikarn Khanutwong, Krittachat Butnian

Asian Medical Journal and Alternative Medicine

Introduction: Cavitary lung cancer is frequently found in both adenocarcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) and the differentiation between these two types of cancers is becoming more important as the role of molecular targeted therapy is increasingly used.

Objectives: To evaluate the use of CT cavitary features to differentiate between adenocarcinoma and SCC lung cancer.

Methods: A retrospective study of cavitary lung lesions seen on CT scan in patients prior to treatment for pathologically proven adenocarcinoma or SCC between January 2010 and April 2021 was conducted. The chest CT findings of the tumors with cavitation, including the …

Differentiation Between Infiltrative Cholangiocarcinoma Strictures And Benign Common Bile Duct Strictures Using Multi-Slice Computed Tomography (Mdct), Pornchai Chatchairatanavej, Sopa Pongpornsup, Aphinya Charoensak

Asian Medical Journal and Alternative Medicine

Objectives: To evaluate CT scan features for differentiating infiltrative cholangiocarcinoma (CC) strictures from benign common bile duct (CBD) strictures.

Methods: CT images of 30 patients with infiltrative CC strictures and 20 patients with benign CBD strictures were reviewed retrospectively by two radiologists. CT features were analyzed regarding location, length of ductal stricture, maximum ductal diameter proximal to stricture, ductal wall thickness, ductal wall enhancement in arterial dominant and portovenous phases, stricture pattern (abrupt vs tapering), and symmetry vs asymmetry. CT features were compared by the chi-square test and the Fisher exact test for descriptive factors, and compared by …

Efficacy And Cost-Effectiveness Of Tissue Dyes: Comparison Of Commercial Tissue Marking Dye, India Ink, And Poster Ink In The Evaluation Of Resection Margins Across Various Types Of Pathological Specimens, Natnalin Chumponpanich, Adiluck Pisutpunya, Manoch Yawatta, Nawaluk Atiroj, Putch Phairintr, Natcha Poungmeechai, Chatdhee Stithsuksanoh, Worakit Kaewnopparat

Asian Medical Journal and Alternative Medicine

Introduction: In surgical pathology, staining specimens is the most effective method for evaluating margins and orientation. Although Tissue Marking Dyes (TMD) are the standard choice for staining specimens, their high cost is a significant drawback.

Objectives: This study aims to evaluate and compare the effectiveness of four TMD, India ink, and poster ink for inking specimens in terms of color shade and intensity, scored on a scale of 0 to 3 based on visibility, in addition to drying time, depth of penetration, interference with cellular and nuclear detail, and cost. The comparison will be made across four specimen types: benign …

Adrenal Insufficiency-Related Outcomes In Patients With Acth-Stimulated Cortisol Levels Of 15–17.9 Μg/Dl Measured By Monoclonal Antibody Assay, Peeradon Vibhatavata, Krittee Santiwanit, Natthinee Charatcharoenwitthaya

Asian Medical Journal and Alternative Medicine

Introduction: The ACTH stimulation test helps diagnose adrenal insufficiency (AI), with a peak cortisol level above 18 μg/dL indicating normal adrenal function. Monoclonal antibody assays for cortisol measurement suggest a lower threshold of 15 μg/dL, but it remains unclear whether patients with cortisol levels between 15 and 17.9 μg/dL require glucocorticoid replacement therapy (GRT).

Aim: To evaluate clinical outcomes of patients with peak cortisol levels of 15-17.9 μg/dL post-ACTH stimulation test who received or did not receive GRT.

Methods: A retrospective study was conducted in adult patients who underwent ACTH stimulation tests with peak cortisol levels of …

A Medicinal Plants Approach To Wound Healing, Pannawat Chaiyawatthanananthn

Asian Medical Journal and Alternative Medicine

No abstract provided.

Assessing Readiness For Transformation From Rule-Based To Ai-Based Chatbot In Uae Healthcare: A Case Study Of A Rehabilitation Hospital In Abu Dhabi, Mubarak Alketbi

Thesis/ Dissertation Defenses

This research investigates the readiness of UAE healthcare institutions to transition from rule-based chatbot systems to AI-powered alternatives, focusing on a rehabilitation hospital in Abu Dhabi. Through a structured quantitative study involving 96 healthcare professionals, the research explores technology acceptance, service quality, usability, and implementation readiness. Findings highlight strong correlations between perceived usefulness and behavioral intention to adopt AI, emphasizing the importance of integration, staff training, and service reliability. The study proposes a practical implementation framework for healthcare transformation, offering insights for institutions seeking to improve operational efficiency through AI integration.

Queerly Writing, Queerly Researching: Using Art-Based Research To Re-Examine My Past And The Imagined Future Of Queer Educators, Matthew Panozzo

Journal of Queer and Trans Studies in Education

Through my own coming out process, I turned to LGBTQ+ books as mentors and guides on how to live authentically. These texts shaped my time as a middle and high school English teacher, as well as my time as a doctoral student. This article uses excerpts from Caught Between Closets (Panozzo, 2020), a social fiction written as my doctoral dissertation, to explore and highlight the way queer K-12 educators navigate personal and professional closets. These excerpts were written using a reiterative process (writing to research; researching to write) to re-examine personal experiences, empirical research, multimodal texts, and grey literature. This …

2025 Soars Conference Program, Unf Office Of Undergraduate Research

Showcase of Osprey Advancements in Research and Scholarship (SOARS)

Program for the 2025 Showcase of Osprey Advancements in Research and Scholarship (SOARS)

Harnessing Faith For Relational Harmony: A Black Christian Couple’S Journey Through Relational Spiritual Knowing, Kevin L. Jones, Victoria L. Jones

The Journal of Faith, Education, and Community

This scholarship centers on the experiences of Black married Christian couples, exploring how spirituality profoundly enriches and transforms their relationships. Building on Martin Buber's philosophy of the “I-Thou” relationship, which emphasizes genuine spiritual engagement, the research highlights how this Black married couple draw on their faith to navigate marital challenges. For Black married Christian couples, spirituality often forms the foundation of their relationships, guiding them through life’s complexities. This work seeks to move beyond traditional teachings, embracing a more expansive view of spirituality that honors the rich, multifaceted nature of Black Christian marriages. Through the Relational Spiritual Knowing framework, this …

Faith In The Therapy Room: A Qualitative Study Of Canadian Immigrant Clients' Untold Stories, Sandra Dixon, Juliane Bell

The Journal of Faith, Education, and Community

Immigration to Canada brings cultural diversity, but also stressors and challenges that impact mental well-being. Spirituality recognizes the profound significance of relational knowing, manifesting in external appreciation for meaningful experiences with others that provide purpose. Despite the importance of faith in many immigrants' lives, mental health professionals often overlook spiritual and religious convictions. This descriptive qualitative study addressed this gap by conducting semi-structured interviews with 10 immigrant clients of faith in a diverse Canadian province. Purposive and snowball sampling were used for participant recruitment. NVivo 12 software facilitated efficient data management and analysis, and Braun and Clarke's (2006) six-phase framework …

Relational Pedagogy For Teaching The History Of American Religion In Collegiate Classrooms, Pearl Young

The Journal of Faith, Education, and Community

There is something odd about teaching religious history in collegiate classrooms. Most academic historians agree that religion is central to the history of any society, yet discussions of religious history or even religious culture are strikingly peripheral to historical narratives taught in college classrooms. Instructors frequently sidestep religion, deeming it too personal and divisive for an objective, scientific study so frequently associated with the academic field of history.

I argue that a more deliberate approach, one of relational pedagogy, overcomes these obstacles while recognizing the legitimacy of such concerns. This approach serves students well and can cover a breadth of …

Relational Spiritual Knowing As An Educator Of Color: Navigating Predominantly White Educational Settings, Alicia L. Moore

The Journal of Faith, Education, and Community

Abstract: This article explores the critical role of Relational Spiritual Knowing (RSK) as both a source of strength and a form of activism for African American educators navigating Predominantly White Institutions (PWIs). Through personal reflections and scholarly correlations, it examines how RSK empowers educators to assert their voices and identities in environments that have historically marginalized them. The integration of RSK into educational practices is presented as essential for creating more inclusive, equitable, and spiritually enriched academic spaces. The article also highlights the systemic challenges faced by African American educators, such as power dynamics, microaggressions, and tokenism, and how RSK …

Parody And Mis-Unda-Stendings In Comics Art World: Bridging The Gap With New Criteria, Yannis Koukoulas

SANE journal: Sequential Art Narrative in Education

The word parody and its many cognates such as appropriation, adaptation, pastiche, travesty, forgery, homage, tribute, swipe, etc., have often been at the centre of fierce debates within the traditional Artworld and various criteria have been proposed for the critical evaluation of visual and literary works. In particular, parody as a dominant practice in postmodern art is a concept that is subject to misunderstandings as to its content and meaning. In Comics Artworld, however, within which recontextualizing practices are very common, often with humorous content, the attempt to describe artists' works and intentions by the criteria applied to other arts, …

Decolonizing Relational Spiritual Knowing In The Context Of Human Connections, Diana Wandix-White, Vicki Mokuria

The Journal of Faith, Education, and Community

Decolonizing spiritual engagement in human connections involves reimagining how we challenge relational epistemology, overcome relational dissonance, and discover relational value. By transcending individual religious frameworks, we access a deeper, collective spirituality that bridges divides. Relational spiritual knowing taps into the core of our humanity, fostering connections even to those with whom we seem to disagree at every turn and with whom we share no obvious bond. This editorial serves to introduce relational spiritual knowing as a tool to dismantle barriers that cause isolation and inequity, discrimination and disconnection, and misconceptions and misunderstandings in relationships. The articles in this special issue …

Jeremy Bentham Will See You Now, Kevin Suiter

Clinical Research in Practice: The Journal of Team Hippocrates

A discussion of remote patient monitoring through the lens of Jeremy Bentham's Panopticon

Clinical Decision-Making And Artificial Intelligence: The Role Of Large Language Models In Medicine, Richa Bhasin, Wassim El-Sayed, Kassim Salami, Mura Abdul-Nabi, Ahmed Elashmawy, M. Ellis Jaruzel Ii

Clinical Research in Practice: The Journal of Team Hippocrates

A clinical decision report using:

Goh E, Gallo R, Hom J, et al. Large Language Model Influence on Diagnostic Reasoning: A Randomized Clinical Trial. JAMA Netw Open. 2024;7(10):e2440969. https://doi.org/10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2024.40969

to explore the role of artificial intelligence in clinical settings.

Paradigm Shifts: Efficacy Of Cabg For Diabetic Patients With Coronary Artery Disease And Prior Pci, And The Utility Of Artificial Intelligence In Clinical Decision-Making, Jacob Mallad, Kevin Suiter, Mahdi Mahmoud, Sidney Caudell, Richard Lewandowski, Hazem Alata, Bethany Lyche, Zarin Kothari

Clinical Research in Practice: The Journal of Team Hippocrates

A clinical decision report using:

Thielmann M, Neuhäuser M, Knipp S, et al. Prognostic impact of previous percutaneous coronary intervention in patients with diabetes mellitus and triple-vessel disease undergoing coronary artery bypass surgery. J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg. 2007;134(2):470-476. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jtcvs.2007.04.019

for a patient with prior coronary artery catheterization being referred for surgical intervention, and a clinician encountering a nonexistent clinical reference hallucinated by a large language model.