Qualitative investigation of trace-based communication: how are traces conceptualised in healthcare teamwork? by Sayra Cristancho, Emily Field

“…Objectives This interview-based qualitative study aims to explore how healthcare providers conceptualise trace-based communication and considers its implications for how teams work. In the biological literature, trace-based communication refers to the non-verbal communication that is achieved by leaving ‘traces’ in the environment and other members sensing them and using them to drive their own behaviour. …”
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Opportunities, challenges and development areas of chartered accountants in the Fourth Industrial Revolution by Chené Brands, Claude-Hélène Mayer, Rudolf M. Oosthuizen

“…This research provides an in-depth insight into the 4IR’s implications for CAs and their profession. Main findings: The findings reveal that the 4IR offers opportunities for enhanced work–life balance, risk reduction and increased productivity. …”
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A Proposed Keyword Taxonomy for Operations Management Research by Juan A. Marin-Garcia, Julien Maheut, Pilar I. Vidal-Carreras

“…Purpose: To develop a controlled vocabulary of less than 30 terms that represents level 1 of a taxonomy for the field of operations management, integrating previous available work to improve efficiency in searching and retrieving scientific information in the area. …”
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Organisational Learning at Team Level and Perceived Employability: an Empirical Examination by Sylwia Wiśniewska, Kamil Wiśniewski, Robert Szydło

“…Based on the research results, it can be concluded that teamwork is an excellent platform for the formal and informal exchange of opinions, contributing to the development of the perceived employability of team members. Implications and recommendations: The proposed implications relate to a work environment that allows for a casual exchange of views and a formal exchange of opinions. …”
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Ticket sales versus catering challenges for entrepreneurial hospitality workers at international events: A case study of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival by Paul Strickland, Vanessa Ratten

“…It acknowledges the need to think outside the box and to be innovative with work decisions. Contribution & Value Added: This paper adds to the growing body of literature in challenges for the hospitality industry, temporary hospitality workers, international comedy events and last-minute ticket sales and offers practical implications to assist in future large-scale comedy and fringe festivals for the first time.         …”
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Nectar‐Feeding Behavior in the Mallee Ringneck, Barnardius zonarius barnardi by Amanda E. Hewes, Alejandro Rico‐Guevara, Todd J. McWhorter

“…Finally, we suggest avenues for future natural history work to better document opportunistic avian nectarivory in Australian ecosystems.…”
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The looking after children in Scotland materials by Jane Scott, Malcolm Hill

“…By 2004 30 of 32 Scottish local authority social work departments had adopted all or part of the system. …”

Sustainability of Pension Systems in the Baltic States by Olga Rajevska

“… Objective: The objective of the paper is to identify how the concept of sustainability is understood and ensured in the pension systems of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania; and what implications it brings to the performance of pension schemes. …”
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From applied ethics to innovation practice: an ethics-by-design approach for constructive consideration of ELSI in technological design decisions by Jan Mehlich, Christiane Woopen

“…This article demonstrates the practical applicability of the concept by the example of the ELSI-SAT Health & Care online tool that is designed to aid researchers, developers and designers of medical and care technologies in integrating ethical, legal and societal considerations into their innovation work. It is shown that it has the power to elicit, analyse, understand, and control the ethical implications of design choices at an early stage of the technology development process, and to facilitate decision-making in line with ethical values.…”
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Genetic subjectivities of prospective fathers: men’s attitudes toward epigenetics by Matthew Kearney

“…This study investigates prospective fathers’ reaction to epigenetics and its implications for heredity. Mounting scientific evidence that epigenetic changes transmit through fathers, not just mothers, makes it important to learn how men regard their inheritance conceptually and its relevance for their behavior. …”
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De Martino, apocalisse e la decolonialità. Riflessioni sulla crisi mezzo secolo dopo by Dorothy L. Zinn

“…Secondly, the author considers some recent ethnographic works with decolonial implications, which we can usefully read through the lens of de Martino’s work. …”
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US Media Power and the Empire of Liberty by Paula Chakravartty

“…I argue that the work of Herman (and Chomsky) poses a lasting challenge to celebratory liberal theories of media freedom, and instead documents the constitutive role of the commercial US media institutions and technologies in fortifying illiberal forces with implications both “at home†and abroad. …”
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Romantic Remixers: Hidden Tropes of Romantic Authorship in Creators’ Attitudes about Reuse by Pappalardo Kylie, Aufderheide Patricia

“…This article draws from data generated in existing studies in Australia and the U.S. to examine how creators describe themselves and their creative acts when they are recombining or trying to combine copyrighted work with their own work. It finds a surprising congruence of self-perception across very different copyright regimes and creative practices. …”
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Fifth meeting of the African Elephant Specialist Group by Leo Niskanen

“…The meeting included papers and discussion on: conservation and management implications associated with the fact that the African elephant appears to be not one but multiple species; criteria for listing the African elephant in the IUCN Red Book; development of guidelines for the reintroduction of African elephants; issues associated with the monitoring of illegal killing (MIKE) and the elephant (ivory) trade information system trade (ETIS) issues; work being undertaken by the human-elephant conflict working group (HECWG); ongoing work associated with the updating of the elephant status report; and, development/implementation of national and sub-regional elephant management strategies. …”
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Wittgenstein, Religion and Deep Epistemic Injustice by Robert Vinten

“…To spell out exactly what might be involved in deep epistemic injustices, especially those involving religious worldviews, an obvious place to look is Wittgenstein’s work on religion. Careful reflection on Wittgenstein’s remarks in the ‘Lectures on Religious Belief’ and his late work collected in <i>On Certainty</i> will have implications for how we are to understand the relationships between belief and evidence and for the ways in which we might enrich our hermeneutical sensitivities, and so Wittgenstein’s remarks are helpful for understanding epistemic injustices more generally. …”
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Use It or Lose It: Environmental Enrichment as a Means to Promote Successful Cognitive Aging by Karyn M. Frick, Jamie D. Benoit

“…Although data from models of neurodegenerative disease are presented, primary emphasis is given to studies of aging rodents and to methodological issues (e.g., age, treatment duration, treatment type) central to the mnemonic effectiveness of enrichment treatment. The implications of this work for human cognitive aging are discussed.…”
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Mediating effects of occupational self-efficacy on the relationship of authentic leadership and job engagement by Popy Podder, Hillol Saha

“…Originality/value – This is an original work with practical value.…”
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Islamic Religious Development Model to Develop Students' Character at MAN 1 Mojokerto by Seprina Seprina, Rahmat Rahmat

“…Apart from being carried out through the learning process in the subjects of Aqidah Akhlak, Fiqh, Skiing, and Al-Qur'an Hadith, religious formation is also carried out through extracurricular activities such as tahfidz, banjari, and remas (mosque youth). Second, the implications of the Islamic religious formation model for developing the character of students at MAN 1 Mojokerto include: a) The structural model has implications for strong Islamic character and exemplary educators with the emergence of religious character values, discipline and responsibility. b) The mechanical model has implications for developing attitudes of obedience and discipline, forming ethics and morals, strengthening social skills, forming a leadership spirit, and forming spiritual independence with the emergence of religious character values, honesty, discipline, hard work, tolerance, social care, friendship, feeling. curious, democratic, responsible, and independent in worship. …”
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Implementing the Uganda lower secondary competence-based curriculum: the equity question by Mercy Chemutai Barasa, Proscovia Namubiru Ssentamu, John Koskey Chang’ach, Susan Jepkoech Kurgat

“…This could work against national socio-economic ambitions and also lead to non-achievement of the UN SDG4 of quality, equitable, inclusive education for all. …”
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On Internal Constraints in Continuum Mechanics

“…<p>In classical particle mechanics, it is well understood that while working with nonholonomic and nonideal constraints, one cannot expect that the constraint be workless. …”
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