Verification of Laboratory Information System - An Observational Study by Ganesh K Poojari, Maitreyee D S

“…If the LIS is interfaced with analyzers and hospital information system it is imperative to verify the LIS interfaced to analyzers to avoid any errors in the data transfer that can lead to improper patient care.AimsObjectives The study aimed to verify the LIS interfaced with analyzers for accuracy of data transfer of different tests performed in the analyzers across different steps in the reporting process. …”
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Artificial intelligence as a tool for increasing the efficiency of teaching foreign languages to medical students and their interest in this discipline by A. A. Shalavina, Yu. V. Shevtsova, S. V. Plotnova

“…The majority of surveyed medical students are interested in supplementing conventional foreign language classes with artificial intelligence programs, despite the presence of rare errors. Such a practice can improve academic performance.Conclusion. …”
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Analyzing Asymmetric Prosody in Salim's Poetry: A Critical Examination of Words, Phrases, Poetic Lines and Punctuations by Yadgar Rasool Hamadameen

“… In this research, titled "Analyzing Asymmetric Prosody in Salim's Poetry: A Critical Examination of words, phrases, poetic lines and punctuations," we conduct a comprehensive and practical analysis to identify errors and asymmetric rhythmic prosody within Salim's poetry, focusing on the edition we have diligently worked on. …”
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Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder: the impact of methylphenidate on working memory, inhibition capacity and mental flexibility by Cristiana Bolfer, Sandra Pasquali Pacheco, Miriam Harumi Tsunemi, Walter Souza Carreira, Beatriz Borba Casella, Erasmo Barbante Casella

“…Results Before treatment, ADHD children had lower scores than the control group on the tests (p ≤ 0.001) and after methylphenidate had fewer test errors than before (p ≤ 0.001) Conclusion Methylphenidate treatment improves the working memory, inhibitory control and mental flexibility of ADHD boys.…”
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Evaluation of the Tran Medic Application Online in Outpatient Patient Registrtion at Royal Prima General Hospital Medan by Weldy Stephan, Ermi Girsang, Widya Yanti Sihotang

“…Data were collected through in-depth interviews and analyzed using the stages of data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion drawing. The results showed that the obstacles faced in using the application were network disruptions and application errors that caused inability to access by patients and officers. …”
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Physical rehabilitation after percutaneous coronary intervention: new perspectives of rehabilitation programme integration into ambulatory healthcare system by N. P. Lyamina, E. V. Kotelnikova

“…As shown by the questionnaire survey data, standard medical decisions were based, on average, on three clinical parameters; methodological errors were the most prevalent ones. Conclusion. The use of rehabilitation programmes, based on computerized MDSS, in ambulatory post-PCI patients ensures not only high effectiveness of rehabilitation and prevention measures, but also safety of physical training.…”
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A Cadaveric Study on the Morphology and Congenital Anomalies of the Liver by Agamdeep Singh Bedi, Akash Chopra, Adya Khanna, Shilpa M. Bhimalli

“…Results: Based on the data collected, livers were classified according to Netter’s classification based on morphology: • Type 1 – 5/40 • Type 2 – 0/40 • Type 3 – 2/40 • Type 4 – 7/40 • Type 5 – 4/40 • Type 6 – 9/40 • Normal: 13/40 • Congenital anomalies found • Monocystic liver: 1/40 • Agenesis of quadrate lobe: 3/40 • Fusion of quadrate and left lobe-4/40. Conclusion: Knowing about the variations of liver morphology will help clinicians avoid diagnostic errors. …”
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Consistent declining trends in stroke mortality in Brazil: mission accomplished? by Valéria M. A. Passos, Lenice H. Ishitani, Glaura C. Franco, Gustavo C. Lana, Daisy M. X. Abreu, Maria de Fatima Marinho, Elisabeth B. França

“…A linear regression model with autoregressive errors and a state space model were fitted to the data, aiming the estimation of annual trends at every point in time. …”
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5-HTTLPR and early childhood adversities moderate cognitive and emotional processing in adolescence. by Matthew Owens, Ian M Goodyer, Paul Wilkinson, Anupam Bhardwaj, Rosemary Abbott, Tim Croudace, Valerie Dunn, Peter B Jones, Nicholas D Walsh, Maria Ban, Barbara J Sahakian

“…We found that adolescents homozygous for the short allele (SS) of 5-HTTLPR and exposed to CA were worse at classifying negative and neutral stimuli and made more errors in response to ambiguous negative feedback. …”
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Baseline profiles of auditory, vestibular, and visual functions in youth tackle football players by Travis White-Schwoch, Jennifer Krizman, Kristi McCracken, Jamie K Burgess, Elaine C Thompson, Trent Nicol, Nina Kraus, Cynthia R LaBella

“…Frequency-following response and Balance Error Scoring System results aligned with socioeconomic status. …”
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Preventability of early vs. late readmissions in an academic medical center. by Kelly L Graham, Ogechi Dike, Lauren Doctoroff, Marisa Jupiter, Anita Vanka, Roger B Davis, Edward R Marcantonio

“…Early readmissions were associated with more management errors, and mental status changes 24h prior to discharge. …”
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Sound Localization with Hearables in Transparency Mode by Sebastian A. Ausili, Nathan Erthal, Christopher Bennett, Hillary A. Snapp

“…These modifications resulted in increased localization errors, particularly for elevation perception and in noise. …”
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Gauging proximity to failure in the bench press: generalized velocity-based vs. %1RM-repetitions-to-failure approaches by Xuelin Qin, Beibei Liu, Amador García-Ramos

“…Results The RIR-velocity relationship was the only approach that did not significantly deviate from the intended RIR (errors = -0.4 to 0.6 repetitions). In contrast, both the %1RM-RTF and RTF-velocity relationships overestimated the intended RIR at 60%1RM for both 2RIR (2.9 and 5.8 repetitions, respectively) and 4RIR (2.8 and 5.7 repetitions, respectively), while no significant differences were observed at 80%1RM (errors = -0.6 to 0.9 repetitions). …”
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Exploring Cyclists’ Behavior, Traffic Safety Literacy, and Crash Occurrence in Latvia by Katrina Volgemute, Zermena Vazne, Sergio A. Useche

“…Conversely, cyclists with greater positive behavior rates more often also tend to possess better knowledge of traffic rules and exhibit a heightened risk perception, indicating a greater awareness of road traffic safety. <b>Conclusions:</b> This study underscores key age differences, with older individuals significantly less involved in riding crashes, exhibiting fewer driving errors and a higher level of risk perception, which serves as a relevant factor in road safety. …”
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Modelling cognitive decline in the Hypertension in the Very Elderly Trial [HYVET] and proposed risk tables for population use. by Ruth Peters, Nigel Beckett, Robert Beardmore, Rafael Peña-Miller, Kenneth Rockwood, Arnold Mitnitski, Shahrul Mt-Isa, Christopher Bulpitt

“…Cognitive states were defined in relation to errors on the Mini-Mental State Examination, with more errors signifying worse cognition. …”
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Impact of spectacle use on academic performance among Vietnamese adolescents with reduced visual acuity and myopia: A school-based study. by Hoang Thuy Linh Nguyen, Xuan Minh Tri Tran, Keiko Nakamura, Kaoruko Seino, Yuri Tashiro, Ayano Miyashita, Tae Igarashi-Yokoi, Van Thang Vo, Kyoko Ohno-Matsui

“…Spectacle use was found to be significantly associated with an increased GPA (β = 0.462; 95% confidence interval = 0.108-0.816), math scores (β = 0.517; 95% confidence interval = 0.015-1.020), and literature scores (β = 0.438; 95% confidence interval = 0.074-0.802) among students with reduced VA, and with increased literature scores (β = 0.277; 95% confidence interval = 0.046-0.509) among students with myopia.<h4>Conclusions</h4>Refractive errors, particularly myopia, are major health concerns among secondary school students in Vietnam. …”
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Delving into discrepancies, a single-center experience with Accelerate Pheno for gram-negative bacteremia, a rapid phenotypic susceptibility testing method by Zoe Freeman Weiss, Dimitar Zelenkov, Jon Englert, Maureen Campion

“…Methods: Microbiology was reviewed for discrepancies as defined by very major errors (VMEs), major errors (MEs), and minor errors (mEs). …”
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Inhalation technique assessment and evaluation for the need of pharmaceutical intervention in respiratory pathologies patients by Paloma Castellano-Copa, Jaime Gulín-Dávila, Yveth Michelle Tajes-González

“…Older aged patients performed a worse inhalation technique. Conclusions: There is a high rate of errors in the use of inhaled therapy, being even higher among older aged patients. …”
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Explaining the Earnings Management Prediction Model Using the Hybrid of Machine Learning Methods by Hassan Hassani, Esfandiar Malekian Kallehbasti, Yahya Kamyabi

“…The performance of each machine learning method at predicting accrual-based earnings management and real earnings management was evaluated based on three criteria: type Ι error, type ΙΙ error, and average accurac.FindingThe results show that the performance of accrual-based earnings management forecasting methods based on the relief-based feature selection model is better than the feature selection model based on principal component analysis. …”
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Surface morphology segmentation and evaluation of diamond lapping pad based on improved Mask R-CNN by Wenlong SUO, Yanfen LIN, Congfu FANG

“…An improved Mask R-CNN model and three parameter evaluation indicators, namely the target number recognition accuracy, target segmentation area accuracy, and target position error, are utilized to explore the segmentation performance and effect of the proposed model. …”
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