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Volunteering is generally considered an altruistic activity, intended to promote good or improve human quality of life, but people also volunteer for their own skill development, to meet others, to make contacts for possible employment, to have fun, and a variety of other reasons that could be considered self-serving. Volunteerism is the act of selflessly giving your life to something you believe free of pay.
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This study draws on advances in citizenship theory and the volunteer motivation model to examine the thesis that volunteers are likely to have greater civic action than non-volunteers, stimulated by the motivations that guide their behavior: the closer they are to altruistic motivations, the more concerned they are with collective issues and the pr...
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Introduction: Resuscitation with low-titer O+ whole blood improves the outcomes of patients with hemorrhagic shock. Recently, some emergency medical services (EMS) agencies have started to carry blood in the field. However, there exists no standardized training program to teach paramedics the fundamentals of blood administration. This study describ...
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Background Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are a major global health burden, particularly affecting adolescents due to preventable risk factors. However, adolescents are frequently overlooked in NCD prevention efforts that directly impact them. This study aimed to evaluate adolescents' perspectives, experiences, perceptions, and preferences regard...
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Volunteering requires a high level of commitment to community development, especially from young people. The first study aimed to assess the knowledge, attitude and practices of university students of education regarding volunteering and the second study, analysing the differences in students’ knowledge regarding interest in volunteering. The surve...
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p style="text-align: justify;"> Context and Relevance. The article is devoted to the study of the problem of personal choice of participation in extreme volunteerism. The methodological basis of the study was made up of axiological, self-determinative and subject-participatory approaches. Objective. To establish the relationship between the charact...
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Purpose Day centres in England provide important social support to people living in the community. Our study aimed to further understandings of day centres’ contribution to health and social care’s preventive agenda. Methods After obtaining ethical approval, we conducted qualitative interviews with 10-day centre stakeholders and 9 professional sta...
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Meaningful engagement of older adults in social activities is seen as a key area for active aging and a core element of healthy aging. This study aims to refine the understanding of how social norms can nudge social participation of older adults and explore the mechanisms and applicable boundaries of descriptive norms on Third Age social participat...
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This is a 58-page PDF of the chronological "Learnings" page on the Torreya Guardians website. Formatting into a photo-rich PDF (with active links) in 2025 marks the 20th anniversary of the launch of this citizen network of volunteer planters and correspondents who have been experimenting with long-distance "assisted migration" of a critically endan...
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The continuous need to use tank mixtures of herbicides for managing hard-to-control weeds, particularly volunteer soybean in second-crop corn, motivated this study. Therefore, this work was developed in order to evaluate the efficacy of glyphosate (applied solo or in mixtures with 2,4-D or atrazine) following various storage periods of the ready-mi...
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Groups frequently encounter situations where someone must “take one for the team”—that is, one member must undertake a task for the benefit of the group. When such tasks recur, how should the burdens be shared? This question becomes particularly complex when the cost of performing the task varies among members, creating a trade-off between efficien...
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This study examines volunteerism engagement among TVET students at Seberang Perai Polytechnic, Malaysia, focusing on participation patterns, understanding, and institutional support needs. Using quantitative methods, a Likert-scale questionnaire assessed 189 students' volunteer experiences, comprehension, perceived benefits, and support expectation...
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Keywords: WWOOF, Sustainability, GSTC, Farm, Türkiye. The initial objective of this study was to identify and examine the experiences of tourists visiting World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms (WWOOF) member farms in Türkiye. This was done to understand the activities carried out within the scope of sustainable tourism in organic farms in Türki...
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In the context of volunteer activities playing an increasingly important role in developing skills and social responsibility among university students, this study developed a model consisting of five independent factors, including: personal intrinsic motivation, influence from others, institutional encouragement, skill development, and achievements...
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The February 6, 2023, earthquake in Turkey (7.8 Mw) created unprecedented challenges for emergency response systems. This study examines Turkey's Disaster and Emergency Management Authority's (AFAD) systematic approach and coordination with international emergency medical teams (EMTs), with a particular focus on the contributions of the Indonesian...
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Background: Social prescribing programmes across the United Kingdom were obliged to adapt and change as a result of COVID-19. However, as we emerge from the pandemic and only now begin to witness the extent to which service users and providers continue to be affected, is it realistic to expect social prescribing services to meet the increasing dema...
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Objective Unicompartmental knee arthroplasty (UKA) has shown significant clinical effectiveness in treating medial compartment knee degeneration, but postoperative periprosthetic fractures and persistent pain remain common and challenging complications. Tibial vertical cutting errors are considered an important factor influencing postoperative biom...
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DNA transfer caused by the use of a washing machine is a topic of great importance in the forensic field, as it can have significant implications in collecting genetic evidence at crime scenes. Understanding DNA transfer during the washing process is important since this process can affect the accuracy and reliability of the recovered DNA samples....
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This paper presents a review of state-of-the-art solutions concerning the optimization of computing in the field of parallel and distributed systems. Firstly, we contribute by identifying resources and quality metrics in this context including servers, network interconnects, storage systems, computational devices as well as execution time/performan...
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This preprint presents a clinical psychological study on volunteerism in humanitarian crises, incorporating both qualitative insights and psychometric development of the Midlife Crisis Questionnaire (MLC-Q). Based on multinational data, it highlights mental health patterns, emotional resilience, and culturally sensitive interventions for frontline...
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Nonprofit organizations have historically played a vital yet evolving role in community development across economic, social, and political landscapes. This paper examines the multifaceted contributions of nonprofits in addressing community needs, fostering inclusive growth, and promoting civic engagement. Through an interdisciplinary lens, the stud...
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Becoming reviewers is absolutely a volunteer process to ensure the credibility and reliability of any scientific/academic paper and requires them to spend their spare time to review and improve the quality of the submitted papers. Editors try to do their best to find qualified reviewers, who can provide timely and high quality feedback within the s...
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Introduction Academic leaders and faculty in professional academic programs often gather input from practitioners to test the relevance of academic curricula. Program advisory boards for professional programs are established to provide feedback on curricula and industry needs; however, there is limited research examining the management of these boa...
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In 2006, close to 400,000 people in Japan participated in voluntary activities and more than 30,000 volunteer associations received a nationally certified status as non-profit organizations (NPOs). In 1985, only about 100,000 people counted as volunteers. These figures indicate not only a quantitative but also a qualitative change. Japan today is m...
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On the eve of the sixty-fifth anniversary of the end of World War Two, and the first anniversary of progressive political leadership by the Democratic Party of Japan, redress campaigns for wartime forced labor are bearing promising fruit and entering a decisive phase. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries announced on July 14 it would start talks on compensa...
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Margaret Mehl poses some penetrating questions about the changing role of relief work over time as she introduces her experience of volunteering in a relatively remote section of Iwate sixteen months after the 3.11 disasters. She provides an unusual glimpse of the on-going relief effort and the challenges that both volunteers and relief groups face...
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Korean students secretly planned a rebellion in the 30th Division of the Japanese army based in Heijyo (now Pyongyang, in North Korea). Cheon Sanghwa, a staff officer, was a participant in the plan. He fought against Japan for an independent Korea. [2] By sabotaging the Japanese army from inside, he contributed to Japan's defeat in the Second World...
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This study aimed to determine the relationship between teachers' curriculum literacy and their attitudes toward professional development through a correlational design. The study was conducted with 576 volunteer teachers from various grade levels, genders, and age groups working in public schools in a province in western Türkiye during the 2022-202...
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As a long-time observer of the Japanese economy, I found myself growing irritated as I read Raphael Kaplinsky's and Dirk Messner's Introduction to “The Impact of Asian Drivers on the Developing World.” Of course China and India have already had a huge impact on the global economy and that impact shows every sign of getting yet larger. Two new econo...
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Digital nudging is a subtle technique used to guide individuals' behaviors and influence their decision-making processes in online environments. This study highlights the critical role of digital nudging in enhancing the educational experiences of students in distance learning settings. It suggests that digital nudges can mitigate some of the inher...
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Takato Nahoko has an extraordinary ability to pick herself up again whatever blows life deals her—including being held captive in Iraq. The former hostage of the Mujahideen Brigades in Fallujah has already resumed her volunteer work in the Middle East, this time as part of the effort to reconstruct a school in the town west of Baghdad where she was...
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In the spring of 2004, five Japanese civilians doing volunteer aid and media work in Iraq were kidnapped, threatened and released unharmed by Iraqi militant groups in two separate, overlapping incidents lasting just over one week. On their return to Japan (16 April 2004), the hostages appeared defensively solemn, having been harshly criticized and...
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It is a well-known fact that warfare and obligatory military service system long played decisive role in the formation of modern nation-states, first in Europe and later elsewhere in the world. While externally the military prowess of a given state was (and still is) decisive for defining its place in a competitive international system explicitly b...
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The shell-shocked look on Takato Nahoko's face said it all. Just over a fortnight ago the shy volunteer aid worker became one of the most famous people in the world when harrowing footage of her and two other Japanese hostages with swords at their throats was broadcast by Arabic news channel al-Jazeera.
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Azerbaijani youth play a vital role in shaping the country's future across multiple spheres, including technology, medicine, the arts, civic life, and cultural preservation. This article explores how modern young individuals balance patriotism with innovation, actively participating in volunteer work, start-up development, global cultural exchange,...
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Urban green spaces play a critical role in sustaining the urban park biodiversity. The relationship between biodiversity and city residents is complex. Understanding the cognitive preferences of residents toward biodiversity is vital for effective conservation. This study investigated the public willingness to protect the biodiversity in urban park...
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Objective: The objective of this study was to explore the factors influencing medical students' learning experiences, with a specific focus on the role of teachers in the relationship between students’ interaction and motivation in medical students. Methods: A mixed-methods sequential explanatory design was employed. In the quantitative phase, 185...
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Dil, bireyler arasında etkili iletişimin temel aracı olmanın yanı sıra düşüncenin yapılandırılması ve aktarılması sürecinde d e önemli bir rol üstlenmektedir. Yazılı anlatım; dilin doğru, açık ve etkili bir biçimde kullanılmasını gerektiren bir ifade bi çimidir. Yazım ve noktalama kurallarına uygunluk ise bu sürecin vazgeçilmez unsurlarındandır. Öz...
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Background The practice of medicine occurs within a community of practice (CoP), where learning is shaped through shared purpose, the interaction of members, and the development of collective knowledge and skills. Through experiential learning, medical trainees become healthcare professionals within this community. The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted t...
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Outfit is an important element in supporting a person's appearance when attending a music concert. Each concert itself brings its own concert which is closely related to the identity of the singer which is reflected in the concert concept, choreography, stage setting and costumes. This research will discuss the phenomenon of the meaning of outfits...
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In the context of higher education, as propounded by the Community Engagement and Outreach Policy (Unisa, 2013), the University of South Africa (Unisa) academics are encouraged to involve students in In-Service Learning programmes, including those who may wish to volunteer their time to gain soft skills, experiential learning, and work-related skil...
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Background: Alcohol consumption poses a significant public health challenge in Thailand, particularly in culturally permissive environments like Chonburi Province. Village health volunteers (VHVs), as frontline public health agents, often face difficulties in both addressing and personally managing alcohol consumption behaviors. This study aimed to...
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The design and implementation of a role-based NGO management system that tackles important operational issues such internal communication, event planning, and volunteer coordination are presented in this study. Strict role-based access control for administrators, members, and volunteers is part of the system’s secure, three-tier design, which was c...
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Urban agriculture is key to sustainable city development, particularly through public engagement with the Water–Energy–Land–Food–People (WELFP) Nexus. This study examines the effectiveness of serious games in enhancing WELFP understanding and promoting pro-environmental and pro-social behaviors. A game-based learning model was developed using the S...
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This chapter delves into the evolving role of universities in community engagement, emphasizing the importance of moving beyond traditional volunteerism. It explores the concept of long-term partnerships, co-creation of solutions with communities, and initiatives that genuinely benefit local populations. By shedding light on innovative approaches a...
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This chapter delves into the evolving role of universities in community engagement, emphasizing the importance of moving beyond traditional volunteerism. It explores the concept of long-term partnerships, co-creation of solutions with communities, and initiatives that genuinely benefit local populations. By shedding light on innovative approaches a...
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Background Functional magnetic resonance spectroscopy (fMRS) is a powerful tool for investigating neurometabolic dynamics in response to physiological stimuli in vivo. However, fMRS is challenging due to the low SNR of the spectrum and small neurochemical changes. Many existing studies were conducted at ultrahigh field strength (7 T). To translate...
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Objective To explore the impact and mechanisms of COVID-19 on the professional identity of nursing students, providing theoretical and practical insights to inform nursing education reform. Method This study employed Colaizzi’s descriptive phenomenological method to explore nursing students’ experiences. Semi-structured interviews were conducted,...
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The research aimed to reveal the perceptions of faculty members towards volunteer work and social responsibility, and since the research is of an exploratory nature, the qualitative approach was adopted, using the methodology of the rooted theory, in order to be compatible with the goal of the research, and the participants were selected in a(inten...
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Background: Adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) often face challenges in sensory integration, social interaction, and emotional regulation. Physical activity-based interventions may offer an opportunity to support these domains through structured engagement. Objective: To explore how participation in a structured exercise program incorp...
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Today, artificial intelligence (AI) has significantly transformed all spheres of society. One of the tasks of the education system is to prepare children for successful lives in a modern technological world, ensuring their professional realization and demand in the labor market. In this study, we describe the conduct of a class with students within...
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Community empowerment is a crucial step to improve the quality of life for local communities, particularly in Kampung Cerdas Ceria Kreatif, Rejoyoso Village, Bantur Subdistrict, Malang Regency. This study aims to evaluate the implementation of a holistic approach in the community empowerment program carried out by Ruang Belajar Aqil (RBA), focusing...
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Today, artificial intelligence (AI) has significantly transformed all spheres of society. One of the tasks of the education system is to prepare children for successful lives in a modern technological world, ensuring their professional realization and demand in the labor market. In this study, we describe the conduct of a class with students within...
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The present study explored the challenges and opportunities of integrating e-learning in teaching and learning English as a Foreign Language (TEFL). It employed a cross-cultural study through a concurrent mixed-methods research paradigm to investigate the perceptions of 58 German and 146 Iranian EFL students in two educational settings based on con...
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Background/Aims: Cardiac arrest (CA) is a leading cause of mortality worldwide, with survival outcomes heavily dependent on prompt recognition and intervention. Basic Life Support (BLS) training is critical for equipping healthcare professionals with the skills necessary to manage such emergencies effectively. Tailored BLS training is essential in...
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The aim of this research is fourfold: first, to elucidate various facets concerning educational technologies and Web 2.0 tools; second, to explore how German and French pre-service teachers conceptualize educational technologies; third, to examine their utilization patterns of Web 2.0 tools; and fourth, to investigate the prevalence of technology-r...
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Psychological well-being and prosocial behavior allow us to delve into the individual’s experience and their interaction with the environment. This research aims to analyze the relationship between psychological well-being and prosocial behavior in volunteer and non-volunteer psychology students (n:84) from a correlational quantitative approach. Th...
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The establishment of a learning center at Mahasarakham University demonstration school (secondary) is to enhance knowledge, understanding, and volunteerism about the protection of medicinal plants. The establishment of a learning center for medicinal plants at the school involves organizing activities to cultivate species such as Solanum trilobatum...
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Career adaptability prepares employees for the uncertainties of changing work environments and unforeseen changes, making it easier to get the process right. Because technology is constantly changing, office workers in technology-intensive offices should continually update their office technology skills. This study sought to answer the question, "W...
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The research aim is to explore the neuro-mathematical connections activated by high school and university students when solving a contextualized geometric problem. The theoretical framework used was a network between Connections Theory and the Onto-semiotic Approach, highlighting the typology of neuro-mathematical connections. The methodology was q...
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There is a growing interest in multisystem resilience within disaster studies; however, the resilience of disaster volunteers remains an underexplored area. This review aims to bridge this gap by analyzing existing studies that examine how internal and external systems influence the psychological resilience of disaster volunteers. Specifically, it...
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Introduction. Regional landscape park «Seymskyi» in the Sumy region is characterized by a variety of natural complexes and objects that have environmental, recreational, historical and cultural, educational and scientific value. It is time to involve in environmental education and enlighten different segments of the population, not only the younger...
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Volunteering is a widespread allocation mechanism in the workplace. It emerges naturally in software development or the generation of online knowledge platforms. Using a field experiment with more than 2,000 workers, we study the effect of team size on volunteering in an online labor market. In contrast to our theoretical predictions and previous r...
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May Measurement Month (MMM) is a global campaign with the aim to improve awareness of arterial hypertension (AH). Kazakhstan participated in the campaign in 2021, 2022 and 2023. During the cross-sectional 2021–2023 MMM surveys, volunteer adults (≥ 18 years) from cities in Kazakhstan had their blood pressure (BP) measured three times in a seated pos...
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This paper examines the key management issues discussed in Community Arts by Martin Comte (2012), focusing on the Australian context. It explores the central role of funding, the importance of volunteer coordination, and the responsibilities of local governments and communities in supporting the development of community arts. The paper highlights o...
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The dissemination of cultural values and societal norms is greatly aided by socialization and education. Outreach and education efforts about integrity and anti-corruption movements are crucial steps in forming a strong understanding of moral values in society, especially among the younger generation. These activities can take many forms, including...
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Aim: The aim of this study is to examine the awareness of patients applying to the periodontology clinic about oral hygiene habits (OHH) according to their periodontal status through a survey. Material and Methods: 400 volunteer patients who applied to the periodontology clinic and were diagnosed with periodontitis (n=200) and gingivitis (n=200)) a...
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The 6 February 2023 Kahramanmaraş earthquakes were devastating events that caused widespread destruction. This mixed-methods study examined post-traumatic growth (PTG) in volunteers who participated in the relief efforts. A total of 169 volunteers participated in the quantitative phase, completing a standardized PTG measure. In-depth interviews wer...
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Background Saudi Arabia hosts more than 150 charitable institutions dedicated to vulnerable groups, such as orphan care associations that provide orphaned children with food, clothing, housing, and other care until they reach adulthood. The Al-Wedad Society for Orphan Care (ASOC) in Saudi Arabi operates a wet nursing program in which Saudi mothers...
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The article is devoted to the analysis of the control activity of the Ministry of Social Policy of Ukraine in the sphere of social security of the population. The author examines the legal framework that defines the control functions of the Ministry of Social Policy of Ukraine, as well as the peculiarities of their practical implementation. The aut...
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Introduction Using the toilet to excrete is important, which is a matter of human dignity. However, incontinent and bedridden elderly people who are unable to go to the toilet use disposable adult diapers. In this study, we developed a diaper sensor system that uses capacitance changes to quantitatively evaluate the volume of urine absorbed by diap...
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Objective. To obtain maps of absorbed dose and an estimate of the effective dose to an adult patient for a high resolution peripheral quantitative computed tomography (HR-pQCT) (XtremeCT II) examination of the distal tibia and radius, using a graphical processing unit (GPU)-based Monte Carlo (MC) code. Approach. We adapted the validated code gCTD (...
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While the effect of online learning on students’ academic achievement has been extensively studied, the impact of synchronous online instruction on students’ class engagement has not received enough attention in mainstream literature. This study addresses this gap and explores how the adoption of synchronous online learning has influenced Jordanian...
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Based on the characteristics of art majors and the volunteer activity practice and linkage in cultivating young student leaders, leveraging the unique cultural and creative transformation advantages of art majors, and combining the functional exertion of college students’ volunteer services, we aim to enhance the expansibility and extensibility of...
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Objective: In this study, it was aimed to investigate the knowledge levels of intern physicians regarding the approach to emergency conditions and the impact of the emergency medicine internship on these knowledge levels. Method: This study evaluated the approach and knowledge levels of 154 volunteer intern physicians to emergency conditions using...
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Objective: The purpose of this exploratory descriptive study was to describe parents’ experiences using the mobile application (app) Headspace. Methods: This descriptive qualitative study was a part of a larger study that examined the mental health effects of mindfulness on caregivers of a child with medical complexity. Caregivers who participated...
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Purpose Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) disproportionately impacts Black and Latino/a communities, who are less likely to receive genetic counseling/testing referrals, hindering early cancer detection/prevention access. This study aims to determine the barriers/facilitators to PDAC genetics care/surveillance among Black and Latino/a populat...
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Background/Objectives: Food banks and pantries play a critical role in improving food security through allocating essential resources to households that lack consistent access to sufficient and nutritious food. However, these organizations encounter significant operational challenges, including variability in food donations, volunteer shortages, an...
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Detecting behavioral routines is an important research area with many implications in various practical applications. One such application involves studying the behavior of older adults residing in care homes. This paper proposes a comprehensive methodology for extracting and analyzing the daily routines of older adults in care homes. The methodolo...
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The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is one of the most frequently used and anatomically complex joints in the human body. It is a joint that can vary among individuals regarding morphological features and joint slidings, even within the same person between the right and left sides. Diseases related to TMJ are commoanly encountered in routine clinical...
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This article explores the role of volunteering in the formation of students' humanistic values. Volunteering positively influences the development of social responsibility, empathy, compassion, cooperation, and solidarity. By participating in volunteer activities, students learn to contribute to society, gain a deeper understanding of social issues...
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Purpose The COMPUSEL curriculum is designed to enhance primary school students’ five core Socio-emotional (SEL) competencies (self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making) and mental health by incorporating computational thinking. This study evaluates the curriculum’s impact across five Eur...
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In a world of constant change, biodiversity monitoring proves essential for the conservation of native species. Many of these changes are linked to the introduction of non‐indigenous species (NIS), which alter ecosystem structure and community dynamics and directly impact native species. New records of NIS are often obtained through traditional sci...
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ERDOGAN, E.; KARACAN, K. & BILGIC, S. Correlation of hand preference with hand anthropometric measurements in university students. Int. J. Morphol., 43(2):554-563, 2025. SUMMARY: The hand is a critical organ for both personal and professional activities such as grasping, holding, touching and fine motor activities in daily life. In addition, with i...
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Objective Our objective was to evaluate the amount of unnecessary Venous Blood Gas (VBG) tests initiated in the Emergency Department (ED) and to assess the effectiveness of clinical intervention, such as education, in reducing VBG tests. Methods 497 consecutive patients were selected between 1 August and 30 September 2019. For Phase 1, 10 voluntee...
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The article is devoted to the consideration of the evolution of social governance in China in the context of globalization, starting from the pre-reform period and ending with the modern stage. To achieve this goal, the tasks are solved, consisting in the analysis of scientific and educational literature on the transformation of social security mec...
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This study aims to analyze national and yearly trends in past research and to explore motivations for volunteerism over seven recent years using a Systematic Literature Review approach. The PICo strategy was employed to ensure the selection of relevant studies, focusing on key concepts and considering contextual factors. The PRISMA Guideline Framew...
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The Research project, we conceptualize and develop a centralized freelancing platform aimed at bridging the gap between individuals seeking freelance work opportunities and NGOs or organizations in need of their services. The platform serves as a digital ecosystem where users can explore tailored opportunities, enhance their skills, and receive rec...
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We examine how reminders for self-set goals influence productivity by analyzing data from 10,187 volunteer agricultural extension workers in Rwanda. We elicited workers' goals and experimentally varied their salience through text reminders. Goal reminders sent during the regular working period increased a productivity index by 0.08 standard deviati...
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Purpose The purpose of this study was to identify factors associated with Indonesian migrant workers’ satisfaction with healthcare services in Taiwan, and to compare their satisfaction of healthcare between Taiwan and Indonesia. Methods This cross-sectional study collected data through self-reported questionnaires from 352 participants. Inclusion...
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Program Kerja Generasi Abdi Surabaya (GAS) memiliki potensi yang sangat besar untuk mempengaruhi motivasi, keterampilan, dan keterlibatan volunteer. Organisasi dapat menciptakan lingkungan yang mendukung pertumbuhan dan perkembangan volunteer dengan merancang program kerja yang menarik, relevan, dan berdampak pada motivasi kerja volunteer organisas...
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In today’s context of increasing emphasis on civic engagement and science literacy, it is essential for college students to step beyond the confines of campus and actively participate in community development. Taking the 2024 Summer Science Popularization Volunteer Team Project of the School of Foreign Languages at Hubei University of Technology as...
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This study assessed the various stakeholders' support for the National Learning Camp (NLC) implementation at Liloan Elementary School in Liloan, Cebu. A qualitative method engaging in a key informant interview using a semi-structured interview guide, purposive sampling in determining the 20 respondents and thematic analysis was utilized in this pap...
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The present study, adopting a mixed methods design, is in line with these recent studies which examines the relationship between text difficulty level and reading comprehension of a group of 112 pre-intermediate EFL learners. Moreover, in addition to two reading tests with less and more difficult passages, a semi-structured interview with 11 volunt...
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Geomorphica is a peer-reviewed diamond open access journal for the geosciences, which allows for free access and publication without any subscription fees or article processing charges, thereby enhancing inclusivity and removing obstacles in scientific communication. Geomorphica is both community-led and community-driven, dedicated to sharing new i...
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The purpose of the study is examine school administrators’ global leadership attributes and behaviors. A simultaneous parallel design, a mixed-method research approach, was employed. In the quantitative dimension, data were collected from 502 volunteer teachers selected through simple random sampling. The qualitative dimension utilized a phenomenol...
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Public libraries have become the go-to place for families looking for activities that are fun, educational, and free. This has been apparent in the library in which I work, which has seen a dramatic increase in storytime attendance since reopening after the pandemic. Homeschooling families regularly use the library for resources, and teens use the...
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Community service programs often operate in complex environments where social, economic, and cultural factors intersect, creating diverse risks that threaten their effectiveness and sustainability. This study explores an integrated approach to risk management in community service, combining principles from ISO 31000 with community-based participato...
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For public organizations to harvest the benefits of co-producing emergency response, incident commanders must trust citizens to carry out hazardous tasks under immense pressure. This article examines how non-profit organizations (NPOs) serve as trust-supporting infrastructures that facilitate the co-production of emergency response operations. Repo...
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BACKGROUND Given their responsibility for the well-being of individuals, nurses with advanced mental health literacy, along with strong holistic nursing competencies and professional self-efficacy, are better equipped to assess both the mental and physical health of their patients, leading to the provision of holistic nursing care. AIM To investiga...
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The 11 September 2001 World Trade Center (WTC) rescue and recovery workers (RRWs) included first responders (FDNY and NYPD), volunteers, and other workers. Volunteers were often more vulnerable than first responders to adverse health outcomes resulting from the exposure. It is not yet known whether there are differences in WTC Health Program (WTCHP...