IJSRP, Volume 15, Issue 4, April 2025 Edition [ISSN 2250-3153]
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Benard Kirui, George Otieno, John Oyore
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This study examined healthcare workers perceptions of centralized electronic medical records (EMR) for HIV care and treatment in Uasin Gishu County, Kenya. Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) remains a significant public health challenge in Africa and Kenya whereby existing electronic medical records (EMRs) for HIV care majorly operate as standalone systems, leading to duplication, lack of interoperability, and inconsistent documentation or unrecorded diagnoses, limited adherence tracking, and unreliable patient data management. Limited research has explored user perceptions in implementing centralized EMRs in HIV care.
Hanimie A. Ednilan, Meshebel L. Largado, Chelsea T. Rollorata, Marlou C. Tagarao
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The study sought to determine pre-service teachers appreciation for the teacher education program’s leadership roles and readiness to become teacher leaders. The study used a quantitative survey design, specifically a descriptive-correlational approach, to investigate pre-service teachers perceptions of their readiness for leadership roles in the teaching profession.
Ella Diane Theresa Montilla, Charish Lyra Olan, Maria Diana Rose Oring, Marlou Tagarao
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This study aimed to examine the teachers level of preparedness for implementing the MATATAG curriculum in selected public elementary schools in Butuan City. The study used a descriptive design where random sampling was utilized to select the forty-two grades one and four study participants. It utilized a researcher-made questionnaire, which was validated by the content experts of the College of Education.
Edinah Moraa Ogega and Dr. Priscilla Ndegwa
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The Kenyan banking sector plays an important role and contributes to the socio-economic growth and development of the country. However, the sector has had a challenge of retaining its employees which affects its performance and sustainability. The tier I and II commercial banks have a larger customer base compared to other financial institutions. The increased workload put pressure on employees, causing low retention rates, as a solution this study focused on work environment and conditions.
"Amit Lokare, Padmajeet Mhaske, Shripad Bankar "
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In the year 2023 the field of generative artificial intelligence AI felt a specific note of curiosity mingled with concern while emerging new product by OpenAI called ChatGPT. This critical moment generated a lot of discourses that chiefly revolves mostly around the utilization of data that defines the developmental process of Generative AI. While studying and exploring this novel area, a clear trend towards discovering its possibilities became evident between researchers and organizations.
Dr Thabo Msimango
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The article states that 17 years after the global financial crisis, the global financial regulatory structure has changed, but services still need improvement. New standards from the global communitys comprehensive agenda have strengthened the financial system, making it less leveraged, more liquid, and better monitored, while ensuring robust customer support and thoughtful feedback, regardless of the issues perceived insignificance.
Aditya Singh, Sakshi Srivastava
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Credit card fraud is the most serious form of risk to financial security and it has a far-reaching effect on consumers and users in general; this makes it necessary that modern methods for machine learning like neural networks should be employed in order to improve their capacity and accuracy for detecting frauds. Various popular neural network architectures for fraud detection, including Feedforward Neural Networks, Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN), Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN), Long Short-Term Memory Networks (LSTM), Autoencoders, and Generative Adversarial Networks (GAN) are investigated in this study.
Kania Dareen Ulaya, Masrul Lubis, and Taufik Sungkar
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This study is driven by the increasing prevalence of colorectal cancer and the need for rapid, non-invasive, and accurate diagnostic methods. Carbohydrate antigen 242 (CA242) and carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) is a tumor marker with the potential to serve as a diagnostic predictor for colorectal cancer. An analytical observational study with a cross-sectional design was conducted. The study included 58 subjects, comprising 29 colorectal cancer patients and 29 control subjects. Both groups underwent CEA and CA242 testing using the ELISA method at RS Adam Malik.
Ayu Lestari Hasibuan, Ilhamd, Imelda Rey
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Ascites is a pathological fluid accumulation within the peritoneal cavity. Ascites is the most common complication of cirrhosis and occurs in approximately 50% of patients with decompensated cirrhosis within 10 years. Diagnostic paracentesis with appropriate ascitic fluid analysis should be performed in all patients hospitalized with ascites before undergoing therapy to rule out causes of ascites other than cirrhosis. This study aims to analyze the differences in ascitic fluid analysis profiles in patients with cirrhotic and non-cirrhotic ascites at Adam Malik Hospital, using an analytical observational approach with a case control design. Study consisted of 142 patients and found significant differences in laboratory parameters and ascitic fluid analysis between cirrhotic and non-cirrhotic patients.
Amar Devikar
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This paper introduces a novel and comprehensive framework for optimizing process improvements in high-volume manufacturing plants. As industries worldwide face escalating pressures for cost reduction, improved efficiency, and enhanced quality, Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, and Kaizen have emerged as critical tools for driving operational excellence. While individual methodologies are well-established, their integration into a unified framework that can scale for high-volume operations is largely unexplored. This research focuses on developing a flexible, adaptable, and scalable process improvement framework that integrates Lean principles, Six Sigma methodologies, and Kaizen strategies.
Amar Devikar
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This paper investigates the integration of wearable technology and Internet of Things (IoT) sensors in logistics operations to optimize labor performance, improve worker safety, and monitor health outcomes. The use of wearables and IoT sensors in high-risk environments such as warehouses and distribution centers is discussed, focusing on their potential to enhance productivity, reduce workplace injuries, and provide real-time insights into worker behavior.
Mohamed Abu Eshibani Elkawash
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The aim of this research is to identify the obstacles that impede and face the application of total quality management. A questionnaire will be prepared in two parts. The first is a set of elements that represent the constraints that limit the application of total quality management in higher education institutions in the Libyan higher education institutions while the second part provides the initial data and information about the research.
Hamed Taha Hamed Gohar
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Infrastructural projects of largescale are essential for overall economic growth and progress of the different segments of the society but their timely delivery is frequently challenged by cost overruns, time delays, and stakeholder conflicts. Although current project management methodologies, such as PRINCE2, PMBOK, and Agile, offer helpful templates, they do not address the particular requirements of infrastructure projects (Flyvbjerg 2014; Project Management Institute 2017). This study thus fills a gap and offers adding value to the scholarship by elucidating and subsequently appraising the best practices necessary for the successful delivery of large-scale infrastructure projects employing in-depth case studies.
Hamed Taha Hamed Gohar
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Value engineering (VE) is a systematic methodology aimed at optimizing project value by enhancing functionality while minimizing costs. In the context of infrastructure projects, VE is increasingly critical for achieving cost efficiency and sustainability.
Swapneela jacob, Tarun Amalnerkar, Joshua Lau Liheng
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Background and Objective: Dysmenorrhea is a medical term used to describe the condition of painful menstrual periods experienced by many women without an identifiable cause during their reproductive years. Evidence that primary dysmenorrhea can be accompanied by mental health issue such as depression and anxiety has found to be increased in recent decades.
Nyabaro Obed Mainya
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Acrylamide is a neurotoxic compound classified as a probable human carcinogen and genotoxicant [1&2] Historically, acrylamide as a contaminant was only thought to be an issue in water and its potential exposure to humans and was not of serious concern[1]. However, the recent discovery of acrylamide formation in certain fried and baked foods and its rather high levels (concentrations ranging up to 10 mg/kg) found in highly consumed food products, such as potato chips and crisps [3], brought acrylamide to the forefront of interest among scientists, regulators, the industry, and consumer groups.
Godhard Muiruri Kariuki, Mary Wamuyu Baaru, Joseph Kariuki Muriithi
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It is indisputable today that climate variability has taken place all over the world with huge impacts on ecosystems. Precipitation and rainfall are among the most notable changes of climate variability, majorly as a result of natural phenomena or anthropogenic activities contributing to global climatic extremes such as heatwaves, snow, droughts and flooding.
Musau Makau, David Karienye and Julius M. Huho
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Climate variability and change pose significant threats to agricultural productivity in semi-arid regions where rainfall is erratic and droughts are frequent. This study was carried out in the semi-arid Kibwezi West Sub-County and investigated the role of three orphan crops namely:
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