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Systematic reviews are necessary but not sufficient for guidelines
Framework for integrating systematic reviews with implementation, feasibility, and contextual factors in clinical and public health guideline development processes.
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Mauritius preserved Indian indenture-era cultural traditions
Cultural preservation among Indian indentured laborers in Mauritius, examining role of organizations including Arya Samaj in maintaining native traditions from settlement through contemporary period.
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Collaboration is framed as mutual transformation in Christian higher education
Examines value-based collaborative strategies in Christian higher education using UNPAR as case study, analyzing how faith-rooted partnerships enable mutual transformation.
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Network Analysis and Trend Analysis of Urban Loneliness Studies: A Scientometric Approach
Scientometric analysis of 310 articles reveals research trends, network structures, and knowledge gaps in urban loneliness studies using bibliometric methods and VOSviewer.
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Topic prioritization supports living guideline relevance
Learn how structured topic prioritization enables living guidelines to remain responsive to emerging evidence while efficiently allocating resources and maintaining clinical relevance in dynamic.
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Composite rim design achieved lower mass and required stiffness
Structured design methodology for carbon fiber composite rims in Formula Student electric race cars, integrating laminate optimization, manufacturing feasibility, and vehicle integration constraints.
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Agentic AI generated decision tables from BPMN models
Agentic AI system for automated DMN decision table generation from BPMN models, reducing human error and cognitive bias in critical business process decision management.
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Preference recovery can be robust to consumer search
Method for identifying consumer preferences from discrete choice data when information is incomplete, using cross-derivatives of choice probabilities robust to unspecified search protocols.
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Accreditation leaders shape quality culture in clinical units
Qualitative PRECEDE-guided study of clinical unit leaders’ perceptions of accreditation, revealing role ambiguity, collective leadership demands and accreditation’s dual technical and.