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27.08.2026journal-article

eceee Summer Study proceedings

From the ground up: how to adapt policy design to participant needs to achieve equitable housing decarbonization

Yael Nidam Kirsht, Rachel Morello Frosch, Carolina Ried

Extended abstract 3-001-26 States and local governments seek to accelerate decarbonization through a range of well-intended policies and programs. Yet, lack of coordination between these programs, and limited attention to the factors that impact individuals’ behavior and decision-making is hindering wider adoption of decarbonization programs, especially among priority communities. To analyze the mismatch between policy goals and on-the-ground needs, we partnered with environmental justice and community organization …

27.08.2026journal-article

Inquiry@Queen's Undergraduate Research Conference Proceedings

Integrating Anti-Racism in Health Education

Bisola Olaseni

Systemic racism embedded within health education contributes to persistent health inequities, yet anti-racism training remains inconsistently integrated into undergraduate health sciences curricula in North American contexts. In response to identified gaps, Queen’s University developed GLPH 281: Racism and Health in Canada, a semester-long, credit-bearing course co-designed by faculty, students, and teaching assistants and embedded within the Bachelor of Health Sciences program. This study documents the implementat …

27.08.2026journal-article

Journal of Health and Social Behavior

Clinical Advocacy: How Physicians Fight Back against Bureaucratic and Financial Pressures

Alexandra E Brewer, Stefan Timmermans

The commercialization and corporatization of U.S. health care have intensified bureaucratic and economic constraints on clinical decision-making. Drawing on data from a 21-month ethnography of hospital-based clinicians, we introduce clinical advocacy as the often invisible work clinicians undertake to secure care that they judge medically appropriate when third parties external to the patient–provider relationship restrict medical practice. We identify four recurrent strategies of clinical advocacy: directly appeal …

27.08.2026journal-article

World Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery

Motivational interviews and digital health guidance improve postoperative weight management in obese children

Xiao-Qian Dun, Si Chen

BACKGROUND Childhood obesity is a major public health issue, with obesity rates reaching 20.8% among 14-year-olds and increasing with age. Metabolic and bariatric surgery is the most effective treatment for moderate to severe obesity, but postoperative weight regain and reduced quality of life often occur due to poor lifestyle adherence. Digital health guidance interventions have shown benefits in improving disease understanding and quality of life, yet single interventions have limited effectiveness. Motivational …

27.08.2026journal-article

Journal of Data and Information Science

Decoding the Impact Dynamics: Prediction and Interpretation of Scientific Research Cited by Policy Documents

Chao Ren, Menghui Yang, Rongchun Xiao, Meijian Shentu

Abstract Purpose The translation of science into policy is frequently oversimplified by linear assumptions, leaving the specific micro-level drivers of policy adoption unclear. This study aims to develop a systematic and explainable framework to predict and interpret how structural, academic, and dissemination factors influence the policy citation of scientific papers. Design/methodology/approach This study constructs a large-scale dataset linking scientific research to policy documents, and evaluates multiple mach …

27.08.2026journal-article

Agriculture

Land-Use Policy and Farmers’ Livelihood Resilience: A Structured Review of Conceptual Pathways to Rural Revitalization

Xiaoqiao Liu, Daping Liu, Xinyuan Li, Heyang Gong, Yuefen Li

Under pressure from climate change, market volatility, and policy adjustments, rural livelihood systems face increasing vulnerability, which threatens poverty reduction gains. Livelihood resilience—the ability to withstand shocks, sustain livelihoods, and drive transformation—has become central to assessing sustainable rural development; however, its concepts, metrics, and links to land-use policies have not yet been systematically integrated. This review synthesizes existing research on farmers’ livelihood resilie …

27.08.2026journal-article

PLOS One

Co-producing access to care with young people living in Zambia through digital and vending machine-enabled innovation in sexual and reproductive health: A place-based, human-centred design research approach

Mary Darking, Helen Ayles, Steve Belemu, Paloma Chausa, Francisco J. Gárate, Enrique J. Gómez, Melleh Gondwe, David Lane, Deborah Kaluba-Milimo, Monde Mwamba, Musonda Simwinga, Jennifer Whetham, Jaime H. Vera

Digital health innovation can fail to move beyond prototype or pilot stages or achieve intended outcomes due to a lack of involvement and attunement to local context. This article shares the potential of place-based co-production to support the development, acceptability and usability of context-attuned, digital health service innovation for young people. To illustrate the approach, we report on a collaborative, interdisciplinary project involving a Zambian public health research partner based in Lusaka, Zambia, th …

27.08.2026journal-article

Herald of Khmelnytskyi National University. Economic sciences

ТЕОРЕТИЧНІ ЗАСАДИ ВИКОРИСТАННЯ ШТУЧНОГО ІНТЕЛЕКТУ В СИСТЕМІ ПУБЛІЧНОГО УПРАВЛІННЯ ОБОРОНОЗДАТНІСТЮ ДЕРЖАВИ

Ярослав ПУСТОВІТ

The article examines the theoretical foundations for the use of artificial intelligence technologies in the system of public administration of state defense capability in the context of the transformation of the contemporary security environment and the intensive development of digital technologies. It is substantiated that artificial intelligence is gradually becoming an important factor in the modernization of the national security and defense system, creating new opportunities for improving strategic planning, i …

27.08.2026journal-article

PLOS Global Public Health

Reciprocity in global health: How successes from the global south can inform global health interventions in Canada and the U.S

Tsitsi B. Masvawure, Mary Ndu, Charity Oga-Omenka

Global health has traditionally functioned as a project of high-income countries (HICs) addressing health challenges in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). This “outward facing” orientation has created conceptual and operational boundaries that obscure the persistence of health inequities within HICs and perpetuates the false assumption that resource-rich nations have resolved fundamental health equity challenges in their own countries. In this essay we argue that HICs have global health problems of their own …

27.08.2026journal-article

Science of Nursing and Health Practices

L’Art d’accompagner : un projet de consolidation du raisonnement pédagogique des personnes dédiées à la supervision des infirmières et infirmiers diplômés hors Canada

Annia Steben-Roy, Myriam Gauthier, Nancy Cyr

Introduction : Dans un contexte de pénurie de personnel infirmier qualifié au Québec (Canada), l’intégration des infirmières et infirmiers diplômés hors Canada (IDHC) constitue une priorité. Toutefois, des enjeux persistent, notamment en matière de reconnaissance des compétences et d’adaptation aux pratiques locales, ce qui appelle à des stratégies innovantes pour soutenir leur intégration. Objectif : Décrire la démarche d’un projet d’intervention centré sur la formation et l’accompagnement d’infirmières et d’infir …

27.08.2026journal-article

Financial Economics Research

An Analysis of the Effects of Trade Policy Uncertainty on Corporate Green Investment: The Viewpoints of Market Competition and Green Innovation

Yixin Chen

Trade policy uncertainty is changing the logic of decision making of corporate operations in the context of the constant reconfiguration of the global trading system. In this paper, Chinese A-share listed companies over the period of 2017-2024 are chosen as the research sample to analyze the impact of trade policy uncertainty on corporations’ green investment and the transmission mechanisms behind it. The results show that trade policy uncertainty has a strong positive driving impact on corporate green investment, …

27.08.2026journal-article

Frontiers in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence

Safeguarding Public Healthcare Spending with Explainable AI: A Statistically Validated Machine Learning Framework for Medicaid Fraud Detection and Electronic Visit Verification

Md Sibbir Hossain, A T M Fokrule Hasan

Medicaid improper payments in the United States reached an estimated $37.39 billion (6.12%) in fiscal year 2025, up from $31.10 billion (5.09%) the prior year, with more than three-quarters attributable to insufficient documentation rather than confirmed fraud — precisely the gap that Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) systems are federally mandated to close. This study develops and rigorously validates a machine learning framework for provider-level Medicaid and Medicare fraud detection and establishes its releva …

27.08.2026journal-article

International Journal of Environment and Climate Change

Effect of Mulch Material and Bio-Stimulants on Growth, Cropping and Microbial Population in Daisy Mandarin

Sanjeev Kumar Banyal, Shivani, Shalini Thakur, Shefali Negi, Eby Joseph Kochithara

Sustainable management of soil moisture, nutrient availability and microbial activity is important for maintaining the growth, productivity and fruit quality of Daisy mandarin. Mulching and biological inputs such as Jeevamrit and Panchgavya may improve the soil microenvironment; however, their combined effects on Daisy mandarin growth, yield, fruit quality and soil characteristics require evaluation. The present study was carried out at the College of Horticulture and Forestry, Neri, Hamirpur (H.P.), during 2024-20 …

27.08.2026journal-article

Environmental Research: Food Systems

Towards transformative policy mixes for healthy, sustainable diets in a multi-level governance context

Michiel De Bauw, Karel Reybrouck, Erik Mathijs, Stefanie Vandevijvere

Abstract Transitioning towards healthier, more sustainable food environments is critical to mitigate diet-related chronic diseases and environmental harm. Coordinated governmental action supporting this transition is often hindered by fragmented competences across policy fields and governance levels. Different strands of literature address this issue from within their respective disciplines, with some excelling in their empirical approach, others being more firmly grounded in theory, and still others emphasizing th …

27.08.2026journal-article

INTER DISCIPLINA

La dinámica local-global de la circulación del conocimiento en una facultad de ciencias bioquímicas de una universidad pública argentina: aportes para repensar los sistemas de evaluación científica en América Latina

Larisa Cybulski, Gabriela Isuani, Andrés A. Sciara, Fernando Díaz Pacífico, Nahuel Pallitto, Fernanda Beigel

Since the establishment of the Science Citation Index in the 1960s, scientific evaluation systems have favored metrics like the impact factor (IF), creating a hierarchy that privileges “mainstream” journals while marginalizing local publications. This model has driven Latin American researchers to publish in international journals, often in English and with high article processing charges (APCs), to gain academic recognition and funding. However, this dynamic has undervalued regional journals, despite initiatives l …

27.08.2026journal-article

INTER DISCIPLINA

El Aprendizaje de un código de ética universitario: una aproximación experimental en una universidad pública en México

Luis Enrique Segoviano Contreras, Pablo Ignacio Soto Mota

This study analyzes, through a randomized experiment with 346 university students, the most effective way to present a university code of ethics to enhance its learning. Four conditions were compared: original language, simplified language, ethical dilemmas, and a control group. The results show that, although there were no significant differences in overall exam performance, the treatments did influence specific levels of learning. The dilemmas treatment improved short-term recall of principles, while the simplifi …

27.08.2026journal-article

Asian Journal of Community Services

The Relationship of Spirituality and Maintaining Health in Intermediate Adulthood: A Theological and Practical Review

Sem Yogie Putra Limiyano, Doni Hasugian, Jonathan Nathanael, Ruddy Karundeng, Titin Suhartini

Middle adulthood is a stage marked by physical decline and a higher risk of chronic diseases, making health maintenance essential. From a Christian perspective, caring for physical health is also an act of stewardship before God. This community service activity was conducted as an online seminar for adults aged 40–60 years. The program combined a literature review on health, theological reflection on biblical passages, and seminar-style interviews. Results showed that participants gained a better understanding of t …

27.08.2026journal-article

Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology

Impact of a single-set blood culture restriction during the 2024 national blood culture bottle shortage on patient outcomes: an interrupted time series analysis

Joseph B. Ladines-Lim, Bailey Van, Leigh Cressman, Warren B. Bilker, Laurel Glaser, Kathleen Degnan, Michael Z. David

Abstract Objective: To evaluate the clinical and stewardship consequences of a single-set blood culture restriction implemented during the 2024 national blood culture bottle shortage. Design: Interrupted time series analysis of hospitalizations from June 26, 2023, to June 25, 2025. Setting: Two tertiary hospitals in an urban academic health system. Patients: 116,341 inpatient hospitalizations, including 31,034 with ≥1 blood culture obtained. Intervention: A systemwide electronic health record order restriction from …

27.08.2026journal-article

Functional Foods in Health and Disease

Visceral fat reduction with 6-paradol-standardized fermented ginger extract among healthy Japanese adults: A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, parallel-group study

Ayako Uchinaka, Yuichi Sano, Naoki Nakamura, Naoko Suzuki, Tsuyoshi Takara

Background: 6-Paradol, a minor constituent of ginger, has demonstrated fatty acid–degrading activity. Our previous study reported that a yeast-fermented ginger extract containing 6-‑paradol, produced using a Metschnikowia strain, exerted anti-obesity and visceral fat–reducing effects in mice fed a high-fat diet. Objectives: This study aimed to evaluate the effects of daily fermented ginger extract powder intake on visceral fat accumulation in healthy Japanese adults with body mass index (BMI) ≥25.0 and <30.0 kg/m2. …

27.08.2026journal-article

Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics

America First Bilateral Health Agreements Threaten to Undermine the Multilateral Global Health Order

Sharifah Sekalala, Shajoe J. Lake, Allan Maleche, Maria Birungi, Frank Ssekamwa

Abstract During the second Trump administration, the United States has signed bilateral health agreements with at least 27 states across Africa and Latin America, reshaping how signatory countries finance, regulate, and monitor their health systems. Grounded in the America First Global Health Strategy, these agreements are being signed as US withdrawal from WHO restructures global health. This column explores how this turn to bilateralism risks weakening multilateral legal obligations on capacity development, acces …

27.08.2026journal-article

Frontiers in Health Services

Building and evaluating a social prescribing program for carer-employees: an intervention study

Allison M. Williams, Brooke Chmiel, Kate Mulligan, Sarah Neil-Sztramko, Winny Fung, Srija Biswas

Background Within a 12-month time window, and in partnership with the Canadian Institute for Social Prescribing (CISP), an extension of the Canadian Red Cross (CRC), we will develop and test a social prescribing (SP) program intervention in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada for Carer-Employees (CEs) - those who balance unpaid care of an adult dependent with paid employment. Given the emergence of SP programs geared towards unpaid carers more broadly, the development of an SP program specific to CEs will provide coordinated …

27.08.2026journal-article

Frontiers in Health Services

Construction and application of an eye care plan for ICU patients receiving prone position ventilation: a quasi-experimental study

Ren Yan, Peng Fei, Xing Xiao-Hong, Li Yang-Yang, Yu He-Hua

Objective To develop an eye care plan for patients in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) undergoing prone position ventilation (PPV), and to preliminarily evaluate its clinical application effect. Method This study constructed an eye care plan for patients undergoing PPV in ICU based on evidence synthesis and expert consultation. Using convenience sampling method, this study established an intervention group (from August to November 2024) and a control group (from April to July 2024). Patients in the intervention and co …

27.08.2026journal-article

Frontiers in Pharmacology

Association between a regional reimbursement policy and treatment escalation in pulmonary arterial hypertension: a real-world cohort study with long-term Markov cost-effectiveness analysis

Yilin Xie, Yusi Chen, Jun Luo, Jingyuan Chen, Yingjie Tan, Tianyu Wang, Wenjie Chen, Jiang Li

Background Pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) requires long-term treatment with high-cost targeted therapies. However, evidence regarding the associations of reimbursement policies with real-world treatment escalation and long-term economic outcomes remains limited. Objectives To examine the association between implementation of a regional reimbursement policy and real-world treatment patterns and to evaluate the long-term cost-effectiveness of the observed post-policy treatment distribution compared with the pr …

27.08.2026journal-article

Frontiers in Public Health

Harnessing large language models in virtual CBT for university students’ academic anxiety: a preliminary randomized trial

Hao Fang, Zixi Huang, Lingxin Zhu, Qinling Dai, Minjian Hong, Hongyun Guo, Encong Wang

Academic anxiety is a common mental health problem among university students. It is often associated with reduced learning efficiency and an increased risk of depression. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is supported by an established evidence base, but its use in university settings is still limited by factors such as therapist availability, time, and physical space. To explore a new approach to digitally assisted intervention, this study integrated virtual reality (VR), large language model (LLM), and retrieval …