No.22 May 2022

Extending the frontiers: Mitochondrial therapy

Editorial

Dear readers

Before the 10th anniversary of the Cardiometry journal, the pulse of the time and the expansion of the space of scientific interests for our readers, who play a major role in the life and development of our Journal, are becoming more and more remarkable.

Original research

Structural myocardial catastrophe under the influence of chronic neurogenic pain due to development of B16 melanoma in female mice

Alla I. Shikhlyarova, Elena M. Frantsiyants, Irina V. Kaplieva, Gаlina V. Zhukova, Irina V. Neskubina, Evgenia M. Nepomnyashchaya, Lidia K. Trepitaki, Yulia Yu. Kozel, Marina A. Yengibaryan, Alexandra A. Vereskunova, Stella M. Babieva, Vladislav M. Legostaev, Dmitriy A. Kharagezov, Victoria L. Volkova, Oleg I. Kit

Most of the inhabitants on the planet have directly experienced certain manifestations of pain, and in the case of chronic pain sensations, some significant changes may occur not only in the psycho-emotional sphere of a human individual, but also some functional alterations in the life maintenance systems.

Chronic neurogenic painB16 melanomaHeartMorphological changes in the myocardiumFemale mice

Original research

Mitochondrial therapy of melanoma B16/F10, pathophysiological parameters of tumor regression

Oleg I. Kit, Elena M. Frantsiyants, Alla I. Shikhlyarova, Irina V. Neskubina, Irina V. Kaplieva, Lidia K. Trepitaki, Yulia A. Pogorelova, Natalia D. Cheryarina, Alexandra A. Vereskunova, Valeria A. Bandovkina, Ekaterina I. Surikova, Natalia A. Maksimova, Inga M. Kotieva, Marina A. Gusareva, Viktoria V. Pozdnyakova

The aim is to evaluate the pathophysiological parameters of the efficacy of liver mitochondrial transplantation in animals with B16/F10 melanoma.

Mitochondrial therapyMitochondriaB16/F10 melanomaBALB/c Nude mice

Report

Intelligent digitalization of cardiovascular risks

Yuri Y. Gromov, Aleksei V. Gorbunov, Viacheslav M. Tyutyunnik

The aim of the study was to develop a mathematical model of the risks of the cardiovascular system based on the selected factors affecting cardiovascular diseases (CVD) and to test the developed mathematical model on a sample of clinical examples.

CardiovascularRisk factorsMathematical modelHazard classNeuro-fuzzy classifier

Editorial

Adrenaline heart

Mikhail Y. Rudenko, Irina А. Berseneva, Murat P. Deberdeev, Maria V. Pasikova, Alexander V. Tychinsky, Amalia I. Mitilineo-Obukhova, Botir А. Yuldashev, Malika D. Murodova

The role of adrenaline in the body, especially in athletes, is considered. Special attention is paid to the cardiovascular system performance in conditions of the continuous release of adrenaline. The ECG shape and the possible therapy in case of adrenaline heart are discussed.

AdrenalineCardiovascularHeartECGAthlete

Report

PCI VS CABG FOR PATIENTS WITH CTO: CONTEMPORARY TECHNIQUES AND OUTCOME-SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE

Walid Abbas, Bassem Zarif, Ahmed Azmy

CTOs are common findings on coronary arteriograms [1]. CTOs were defined as 100% coronary occlusion present for at least three months and found in almost 20% of all angiograms of patients with angina.

PCICABGCTOCoronary arteriogram

Original research

Comparison of totally automated and manual processing for calculation of left ventricular volumes and ejection fraction using gated myocardial perfusion SPECT

Amirah Fahad Al-Shammari, Uzma Afzal

Gated single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) allows for the assessment of myocardial left ventricular ejection fraction and left ventricular volumes. There is conflicting data regarding the difference between automated and manual processing of gated myocardial SPECT images.

Gated SPECTProcessing methodLeft ventricular ejection fractionLeft ventricular volumesMyocardial perfusion

Original research

Interdisciplinary educational approaches in Healthcare Organizations

Mohammed Al Tous, Ahmad Alkhaibary, Hussein Alabssi, Ahmad Haimour, Amal Alqarni, Maissa Alqaryouti

Healthcare professionals' perception of Interdisciplinary Education is an essential factor that affects their acceptance of this approach to education. From the literature related to patient safety, it has been identified widely that healthcare team communication and performance are critical to providing safe care to the patient.

Interdisciplinary educationHealthcare professionalsInter professional collaboration

Original research

Morphological and anatomical study of the new plant collection PHYTOFRUFOL

Manzura T. Mullajonova, Flyura F. Urmanova, Dildora K. Pulatova, Gulzhan M. Duschanova

For the first time, the morphological and anatomical features of the herbal preparation "Phytofrufol", developed on the basis of medicinal plants growing in the conditions of Uzbekistan, were studied.

Lemon balm herbDog rose hipsBlack currant leaves

Original research

A study to identify the impact of Covid-19 on the trust and risk perceptions of online buying behaviour

G. Akshaya, Pushkar Phadtare

Coronavirus has become a global emergency and has left a strong impact on people all over the world. It has altered the way we live, the way we work, and the way we see the world around us.

COVID-19CoronavirusPandemicOnline buying behaviourNew normalSocial distancing

Original research

Covid-19 pandemic: impact and opportunities for education in India

Kiran Agarwal, Jaya Chitranshi

The sudden breakout of COVID-19 has created a major crisis in almost every sector like Travel and Tourism, Entertainment, Sports, Corporates, Financials, Manufacturing, Education, and Service sectors.

EducationE-learningImpactCOVID-19StudentsSchoolCollegeUniversities

Original research

Study of employees' behavior during organizational change: effects of business theatre on Kübler-Ross model

Sayali Chavan, Shubhasheesh Bhattacharya

This article aims to study the employees' behavior during organizational change and the effects of business theatre on the Kübler-Ross Model to boost the employees' spirit so that the efficiency of an organization would increase.

Organizational changeChange managementKübler-Ross ModelEmployee behaviorBusiness theatre

Original research

Study of factors leading to poor sleep among management students

Gaurav Singh, Ruby S. Chanda

Sleep is the most important but often neglected element of an individual's overall health and well-being. Lack of sleep or poor sleep can adversely affect health in an individual and lead to various diseases. At the same time, sleep problems are not uncommon among students.

Sleep deprivationPoor sleepManagementStudentsLack of sleepMBA

Original research

Relevance of work-from-home culture in post covid-19 era: regarding productivity of employees in IT sector

Yuvraj Singh, Jaya Chitranshi

COVID-19 has not just affected the health of citizens. However, the world's economic wheel stopped. All the import-export activities were sieged, schools, colleges, malls, and any other similar place, where there is a chance of gathering, has been locked down.

COVID-19Work-from-HomeDirect and Indirect EmployeesITPermitted Capacity

Report

Leveraging learning interventions for talent development: an inductive approach

Navyaa Chandel, Pankaj Sharma

The paper aims to focus on the question “How can we leverage learning interventions for talent development?" The rise in the need for learning and development for employees has become a priority and a primary reason for job dissatisfaction.

Learning interventionsLearningDevelopment learning cultureExplorativeQualitative studyAssessmentsCareer planningCoachingMentoring

Original research

Role of power distance phenomena in blended learning in higher education post-Covid-19

Bharti Wadhwa, Priya Grover, Sabyasachi Dasgupta, Aakanksha Uppal

COVID has posed several challenges for higher education. There is a rise in blended teaching and learning models that can improve the quality of education, observed Raman.

Blended learningPower distanceCOVID-19Higher educationQuality of education

Original research

Understanding esports industry and impact of Covid-19 on it: a review of literature

Medhant Agrawal, Ashwani Kumar Upadhyay

COVID-19 brought the whole world to a halt suddenly and forced it to go on social distancing & lockdown.

EsportsVideo-gamesCOVID-19LockdownMultiplayerLiterature-reviewCompetitive-gaming

Original research

Impact of inclusiveness on organizational commitment among employees of IT industry

Tapjoy Saha, Sanjay Bhattacharya

Organizations continue to be challenged by diversity in their workforce. Hence it becomes imperative to nurture an inclusive workplace where all employees can co-exist and thrive.

DiversityInclusionOrganizational commitmentWork cultureIT Industry

Original research

Lipstick color suggested using hybrid hidden Markov model

Aanchal Khatreja, Preeti Mulay

In today’s lifestyle, facial makeup plays an important role in enhancing visual attractiveness a nd boosting one's self-esteem. Makeup is known as the second skin of the women, and that too lipstick is a soul of the makeup.

Hybrid RecommendationHidden Markov ModelCollaborative FilteringK-Means ClusteringShannon Information gain

Original research

A distributed e-health management model with edge computing in healthcare framework

Darpan Majumder, S. Mohan Kumar

Edge healthcare system is recognized as an acceptable paradigm for resolving this problem. The IoMT is divided into two sub-networks - intraWBANs and beyond-WBANs - based on the physical bonds of WBANs.

Smart healthcareArtificial IntelligenceEdge computingFog computing

Original research

Role of mindfulness meditation for enhancement of self- efficacy in alcoholism

Nirmala N., V. Hemavathy

Mindfulness meditation is an effective tool to create mental awareness and has been used in meditation practice for many decades. Mindfulness meditation is the practice that bringing clear awareness to the present not on the pastor future without evaluation.

EnhancementEfficacyMindfulnessMeditationAlcoholism

Original research

Intradialytic range of motion exercise on muscle spasm among chronic renal failure patients receiving heamodialysis at Sree Balaji medical hospital, Chennai – pilot study report

S. Semmalar, V. Hemavathy

True experimental research study was conducted at Haemodialysis’ Unit at Sree Balaji Medical College and Hospital among End stage Kidney disorder patients receiving haemodialysis to determine the efficiency of ROM exercise on muscle cramps, using purposive sampling technique 12 patients for control group and 12 from experimental were selected for the study based on inclusion criteria.

True experimentalEnd stage renal diseaseHaemodialysisMuscle crampsROM exercisePENNS SPASM

Original research

Glaucoma diagnosis based on colour and spatial features using kernel SVM

Anisha Rebinth, S. Mohan Kumar

The main aim of the paper is to develop an early detection system for glaucoma classification using the fundus images. By reviewing the various glaucoma image classification schemes, suitable features and supervised approaches are identified.

GlaucomaFundus image classificationSupport vector machineRadial basis function kernelLocal binary patternColour features

Original research

Effectiveness of health education on knowledge on diabetic care among rural adult diabetic patients – a pilot analysis

V. Hemavathy, C. Jegatha

Diabetic populations are anticipated to increase from 171 million to 366 million in 2030, with the greatest rates in India, China, and the United States. Diabetes is a metabolic disorder that generates high glucose levels in the blood.

DiabeticRuralPatientKnowledgeInsulin

Essay

Elena M. Frantsiyants

Elena M. Frantsiyants, Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor, Deputy General Director for Science at the National Medical Research Center for Oncology at the Russian Ministry of Health, being a highly qualified expert in the field of pathophysiology and biochemistry of various malignant neoplasms, develops and implements original methods and techniques of laboratory diagnostics and assessing the effectiveness of therapy.

Original research

Mitochondrial therapy: direct visual assessment of the possibility of preventing myocardial infarction under chronic neurogenic pain and B16 melanoma growth in the experiment

Oleg I. Kit, Alla I. Shikhlyarova, Elena M. Frantsiyants, Irina V. Neskubina, Irina V. Kaplieva, Gаlina V. Zhukova, Lidia K. Trepitaki, Yulia A. Pogorelova, Valeria A. Bandovkina, Ekaterina I. Surikova, Ivan A. Popov, Tamara Voronina, Oksana V. Bykadorova, Elizaveta V. Serdyukova

On models of chronic neurogenic pain (CNP) and the growth of a malignant tumor (metastasizing B16 melanoma) in male mice, we studied an effect produced by mitochondrial therapy (MCT) on the state of the myocardium. Some structural correlates of the compensatory-restorative effect by mitochondria transplanted from healthy recipient rats were revealed.

Laboratory miceChronic neurogenic painB16 melanomaMitochondrial therapyMyocardiumPathomorphologyCardiac microscopy

Original research

cAMP сoncentrations in cardiac mitochondria and serum in the С57ВL/6 mice under independent melanoma В16/F10 growth versus melanoma В16/F10 growth linked to chronic neurogenic pain

Oleg I. Kit, Elena M. Frantsiyants, Valeria A. Bandovkina, Irina V. Neskubina, Alla I. Shikhlyarova, Irina V. Kaplieva, Ekaterina I. Surikova, Yulia A. Pogorelova, Natalia D. Cheryarina, Lidia K. Trepitaki, Irina А. Goroshinskaya, Larisa N. Vaschenko, Yuliana S. Shatova, Lyudmila P. Kuchkina, Vera A. Kovalenko

The aim of this research work is to study the cAMP level in the cardiac mitochondria and serum in the С57ВL/6 strain mice of both genders under the independent melanoma В16/F10 growth versus the melanoma В16/F10 growth linked to chronic neurogenic pain (CNP).

B16/F10 melanomaMouse strain C57Bl/6cAMPMitochondriaHeartChronic neurogenic pain

Report

The use of cardiometry in development of self-control skills by means of game sand modeling

Vladimir A. Zernov, Elena V. Lobanova, Elvira V. Likhacheva, Lyubov P. Nikolaeva, Aleksandr S. Ognev, Nadezhda A. Ogneva, Mikhail Y. Rudenko

The article presents experimental evidence of the validity of our hypothesis that progress in the formation and development of self-control can be fixed by assessing heart rate variability using the calculation of the Baevsky stress index (SI).

CardiometryHeart rate variabilityBaevsky stress indexGame Sand Modeling (GSM)Psychological correctionSelf-developmentSelf-control

Original research

Using the method of mathematical planning of the experiment in the development of a quality control method of aerva lanata l. herb

Viloyatkhon N. Abdullabekova, Vosil R. Khaydarov, Saodat T. Sharipova, Oygul Rakhim qizi Rakhimova, Aipashsha J. Tajieva

Today, among the urgent tasks facing the pharmaceutical science of the Republic of Uzbekistan is the study of introduced medicinal plants.

Aerva lanata herbExtractionSum of flavonoidsExperiment designStatistical analysisPlanning matrix

Original research

Nature and structure of thoracoabdominal injuries

Gulomidin M. Khodzhimatov, Sardorbek M. Yakhyoev

This article presents the incidence, nature and structure of thoracoabdominal injuries in two major districts of the Andijan region.

Thoracoabdominal injuriesMortalityISS scale

Case report

Acute myocardial infarction following COVID-19 vaccination: a cause or a coincidence?

Ahmed A. Elheet, Mohamad H. Farrag, Mohamed M. Elkeliei, Ali M. Alabdali

Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI) is a fatal condition with a subsequent variety of complications. Recently, COVID-19 vaccine has become an essential precaution to avoid infection.

COVID-19Acute myocardial infarctionSTEMIAstraZenecaVaccination

Original research

Assessment of E-learning readiness among different levels of Nursing Learners in KING SAUD MEDICAL CITY

Ahmad Haimour, Ahmad Alkhaibary, Hussein Alabssi, Mohammed Al Tous, Amal Alqarni, Mona Saleh, Sadiah Alshehri

Nurses’ and students’ willingness to increase information and practical skills through electronic platforms may help in setting up hundreds of timesaving and economical e-learning programs.

E-learningReedinessNursing learnersKing Saud Medical CityNursing levels

Original research

Behavioral shift of generation x towards OTT during covid’19 in India

Saatvik Sridhar, Pushkar Phadtare

Over-the-top (OTT) services such as Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ Hotstar, Zee5, etc., have changed consumers' content consumption behavior.

Over the Top (OTT)Generation XCOVID-19CoronavirusImpact of CovidShift towards OTTOnline content consumption

Review

A review of work-life and well-being of parents

Sucheta Mandal, Vinita Sinha

The transition from office to work-from-home (WFH) has lead to an increased interest in the effects of this transition, not only on the quality of work obtained but also on the mental health of individuals. Research in this topic is expanding with different perspectives in focus.

ParentsMental healthWork from homeWell-beingVirtual officeTeleworking

Original research

Relationship between spiritual intelligence (SI) & job satisfaction (JS) in millennials

Rahul Singh, Urvashi Sharma, Jaya Chitranshi

In this fast-paced lifestyle with escalating cases of anxiety and depression, millennial are trying to find meaning in life and at work.

DefenseInformation technologyJob satisfactionMillennialSpiritual intelligence

Original research

Analyzing the impact of Сovid-19 on the hotel industry in Nepal

Shribatsa Shah, Hirak Dasgupta, Sanchari Debgupta

COVID-19 pandemic has significantly affected the tourism and hospitality sectors across the globe.

NepalTourismHospitality SectorHotel industryCOVID-19

Original research

E-learning in formal education under forced conditions using SDT and TAM

Anindita Nandi, Smita Mehendale

This study aims to understand the students' attitude towards e-learning under the forced environment of the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19 pandemicE-learningExtrinsic & intrinsic motivationSelf-determination theory (SDT)Technology Acceptance Model (TAM)

Original research

Group Travel Influencing Work-Life Balance of Millennials: The Study of It Companies in Pune

Divyesh Singh, Madhup K. Gandhi, Nabha Nitin Belsare

Work-life balance (WLB) is a subject of primary concern for every organization. This paper attempted to delineate the influence of group travel on the WLB of millennials working in the IT companies in Pune.

MillennialGroup travelTravel and well-beingWork-life balanceSoftware (IT) professionalsSatisfaction

Original research

Study of trust of government handling of Covid-19 in India and USA and disinformation tactics used by the government

Mita Mehta, Pankaj Sharma

This research aims to find out the status of trust the people of the world's two prominent democracies – The United States of America, known worldwide as the most powerful democracy, and the Republic of India, known as the World’s Largest Democracy in the handling of the COVID-19 epidemic, that has gripped the entire world by storm.

CoronavirusCOVID-19disinformationIndiaTrust

Original research

Use of sentiment analysis in social media campaign design and analysis

Shruti Gupta, Raghav Sandhane

Sentiment Analysis is the process by which opinions are defined and categorized as positive, neutral, or negative in a given piece of text. It is a vital part of every strategy for tracking social media.

Sentiment AnalysisOpinion MiningSocial Media ListeningCustomer Engagement Behaviour

Review

Barriers to adoption of green buildings – a review

Sayani Saha, Rahul Hiremath, P. Sanjay

The global construction sector accounts for 13.2% of the world GDP. It contributes to the world's economic growth engine and climate changes due to its high energy footprint.

Green buildingsSustainable InnovationBarriersOrganizationalSocial perception

Original research

Effect of covid-19 pandemic: tourism and hospitality industry

Karan Mehta, Chetan Panse

The coronavirus, which causes COVID-19 disease, has unimaginably affected every industry.

COVID-19PandemicTourismTravelHospitalitySafetySanitization

Original research

Counselling to promote self-esteem - pilot analysis

R. Ajitha Nancy Rani, V. Hemavathy

Alcohol is not able to control the drinking habit due to both physical and emotional dependence on alcohol. Counseling aims to address the underlying causes of alcoholism.

CounselingAlcoholAlcoholismSelf-esteemEffectivenessCounseling services

Original research

Histopathological analyses of breast cancer using deep learning

C. Ravindra Murthy, K. Balaji

Deep Learning hosts a plethora of variants and models in Convolution Neural Networks (CNN), where the prudence of these methods is algorithmically proven when implemented with sturdy datasets.

Histopathological imagesBreast cancerDeep learningFloating imageConvolution Neural NetworkAutomated diagnosis

Original research

Breast cancer awareness package on knowledge, attitude and practice towards breast self examination to prevent breast cancer among women in adopted communities – a pilot analysis

P. Priyadarshini, Sathiyalatha Sarath, V. Hemavathy

Breast health is extremely important for all women. However, the breast is another region of the human body that is susceptible to cancer.

Breast cancerBreast self examinationPreventionAwareness packageMalignant tumor

Original research

Effectiveness of health education on knowledge of hypertension among hypertensive patient – a pilot analysis

K. R. Vasantha Kohila, V. Hemavathy

Hyper tension is often known as high blood pressure. It is a serious medical condition that raises the risk of heart attack, stroke, renal failure, and blindness.

HypertensionHealth educationSystolicDiastolicKnowledgeBlood pressure

Original research

MRI brain image classification using Linear Vector Quantization Classifier

A. Ratna Raju, Suresh Pabboju, R. Rajeswara Rao

The metastases cancer other than the lifestyle-related or environmental related no known facts for the brain tumors.

MRIDual-Tree M-band Wavelet TransformSub-bandEnergy featuresLinear Vector Quantization

Original research

An exploratory study to identify the risk factors of coronary artery disease among higher secondary school children in selected schools, Madurai, Tamil nadu

Vasantha Kumari, Asokan R., Arul Valan P., Gopinath S.

The Cardiovascular Nursing is the specialty in nursing which renders care within various spheres of health care. Cardiovascular nursing expertise works mainly within four domains: health promotion, cardiac prevention and rehabilitation, acute/chronic care and palliative care.

CADRisk factorsBMIExploratorySchool Children

Review

Mitochondrial therapy: a vision of the outlooks for treatment of main twenty-first-century diseases

Oleg I. Kit, Elena M. Frantsiyants, Irina V. Neskubina, Alla I. Shikhlyarova, Irina V. Kaplieva

Mitochondria are dynamic organelles which constantly change their shape, size, and location within the cells. Mitochondrial dynamics is associated with mesenchymal metabolism or epithelial-mesenchymal transition to regulate the stem cell differentiation, proliferation, migration, and apoptosis.

MitochondrialTherapyCancerTreatmentCell

Original research

Biological effects of mitochondrial therapy: preventing development of myocardial infarction and blocking metastatic aggression of B16/F10 melanoma

Oleg I. Kit, Elena M. Frantsiyants, Alla I. Shikhlyarova, Irina V. Neskubina, Irina V. Kaplieva, Natalia D. Cheryarina, Alexandra A. Vereskunova, Lidia K. Trepitaki, Yulia A. Pogorelova, Valeria A. Bandovkina, Ekaterina I. Surikova, Polina S. Kachesova, Elena A. Sheiko, Inga M. Kotieva, Marina A. Gusareva, Roza G. Luganskaya, Ekaterina S. Bosenko

The aim is to evaluate the physiological parameters of the efficacy of cardiac mitochondria transplantation in male mice with chronic neurogenic pain and B16/F10 melanoma growth.

Mitochondrial therapyMitochondriaHeartMyocardial infarctionB16/F10 melanomaChronic neurogenic painMale mice

Original research

Development of adaptive stereotactic radiotherapy method in treatment of primary malignant glial tumors in the brain

Stanislav G. Vlasov, Marina A. Yengibaryan, Alla I. Shikhlyarova, Pavel G. Sakun, Vitaly I. Voshedsky, Olga G. Rodionova, Elena A. Karnaukhova, Anna A. Solntseva, Vladislav E. Khatyushin, Olga V. Pandova, Natalia S. Kuznetsova, Sergey N. Kabanov, Maria A. Teplyakova

At present, there are some scattered evidence data pertaining to the use of an adaptive technique of radiotherapy in treatment of malignant glial tumors of the brain.

Malignant glial tumorsAdaptive stereotactic radiotherapy

Original research

Multiple factor analysis applied to calculation of blood pressure based on pulsometry data

Igor S. Yavelov, Georgy L. Danielyan, Andrey V. Rochagov, Anatoly V. Zholobov

Development of algorithms capable of determining arterial pressure (AP) according to the contour of a pulse wave (PW) remains a topical issue to be solved with long-time efforts by researchers who work for many years in the field of hemodynamics.

Multiple factor analysisPulsometryFiber optic pulse wave sensorsArterial pressureAge-related spline database of radial artery pulse waves

Case report

A low dose of amiodarone-indused sinoatrial node dysfunction: a case report

Ayurzana A., Avirmed A., Avarzed A., Batkhuu B., Amgalanbaatar D.

We recently treated a case similar to that reported by Mun et al and Chinushi M. Holter ECG demonstrated paroxysmal atrial fibrillation, frequent ventricular ectopy’s, atrial tachycardia. The patient complained of palpitation.

AmiodaroneLow doseSinoatrial node dysfunctionSide effects

Original research

Study of sedative activity and sleeping effect of the Zopnik mullein-shaped herb (Phlomis Thapsoides (BGE), growing in Uzbekistan

Orifjonova Gulnoza Kobiljon qizi, Manzura T. Mullajonova, Abdumumin K. Ganiev, Malika K. Tursunova

The sedative activity of the zopnik herb on the model of prolongation of the sleeping action of barbiturate in white rats was studied.

ProlongationRegel's zopnikMullein-shaped zopnikSedative activitySleeping effect

Original research

Depression: a predictor of coronary heart disease in Saudi Arabia

Ali S. Alshahrani, H. Korairi, A.Y. Sharifi, M. A. M. Alqahtani, S. A. AL Qahtani, K. M. A. Ahamed, A. Kaabi, O. M. Alzahrani, A. Y. Abouelyazid

This research study mainly deals to evaluate the effect of depression in coronary heart disease patients.

Hamilton depression rating scaleCoronary disease

Retrospective Cohort Study

Association between vitamin d status and subclinical hypothyroidism

Jaber Alfaifi, Waleed Abdalrazig Dosogi Elzain, S. Alshahrani, Khalid Tahir Ibrahim Mohamed Soliman, H. Korairi, A. Y. Abouelyazid

The purpose of this study is to investigate the relation between Vitamin D levels and sub-clinical hypothyroidism and the effect of Vitamin D supplementation on treatment outcome.

Subclinical hypothyroidismVitamin DThyroid-stimulating hormoneThyroid peroxidase antibodies

Original research

Perfect home composting of biodegradable waste resources for reducing carbon foot print and climate change associated with global warming – a microbiological approach

Manikprabhu N. Dhanorkar, Apurva Sabnis, Sharad P. Kale

Huge amounts of organic biodegradable waste resources are thrown on dumping yards in India and neighboring Asian countries every day. It is estimated that 40-50% of total solid waste collected daily is biodegradable in India. Mumbai, a 1% population of the country, generates about 2500 MT of biodegradable waste.

Solid waste resourceRecyclingHome compostingGlobal warmingClimate changeBio-methaneAerobic compostingSegregationBacterial compostingInsect-free compostingResponsible citizens

Original research

Impact on student behavior due to Covid-19 lockdown in India

Jyoti Singh, Jaya Chitranshi

This paper aims to comprehend the change & impact on students' behavior during the COVID-19 Lockdown in India.

StudentsCOVID-19LockdownMental healthPhysical health

Original research

Testing Herzberg’s two factor theory on millennials

Nishant Bhatt, Jaya Chitranshi, Mita Mehta

This study tests Herzberg's two-factor theory of motivation on working millennials. The purpose of the study is to evaluate what the assumptions and the findings of the original study hold for millennials.

Herzberg’s motivation-hygieneJob satisfactionMotivationSocial health

Original research

Workplace motivation and job satisfaction among generation y in India

Stuti Sinha, Swati Vispute

Employee work motivation and job satisfaction are dynamic and demanding goals for a business. It has been much more daunting in today's dynamic workforce. A business is a wonderful workspace that serves the expectations of each employee and motivates each one to achieve its objectives.

Employment ParticipationMultiple markets and industriesJobs happinessJob achievementEmployee satisfaction

Report

Internship in the year of Covid-19: what has changed in internship dynamics?

Advait Patil, Pooja Sharma

The purpose of this research is to understand the changes in internship dynamics of MBA students in 2020 who undertook virtual full-time internships as compared to previous years when interns were required to be present physically.

InternshipMBADimensionsExperienceStakeholders

Review

Scope of big data analytics in green supply chain management: a review

Shubham Singh, Madhup Kantilal Gandhi, Ankush Kumar

In the modern era, the specialists working in the supply chain arenas are engulfed with enormous amounts of data, which has made them think out of the box and probe more into the sources of the data and techniques of analyzing and organizing the unstructured data.

Big Data AnalyticsReverse LogisticsGreen ProcurementGreen Supply Chain ManagementGreen Product Innovation

Original research

A study on impact of coronavirus pandemic on the education system

Deepak Saini, Hirak Das Gupta

Objective: Because of the recent COVID-19 outbreak, the government decides to close the schools to avoid the virus chain. However, that made a tremendous impact on the education system. Hence, the research's main aim focuses on the effect of the education system on the corona.

CoronaImpact on education systemChallenge and opportunityDistance education

Original research

Acceptance of AR/VR technology in aviation industry by passengers in terms of enhancing their travel experience

Simran Gupta, Raghav Sandhane

AR, VR has introduced a new set of interfaces that can potentially transform the way humans interact with their surroundings completely. AR/VR can be used in airlines' manufacturing, supply-chain, and pilot training to enhance the passenger experience.

AR/VRTechnologyAirlinesAviationCustomerSatisfactionExperience

Original research

A phenomenological study to understand gender diversity and inclusion in the tech industry

Faiza Khan, Sanjay Bhattacharya

Various researches have established that diversity with inclusion yields a competitive advantage and promotes innovation in workplaces. Gender diversity and retention of top women talent, however, remains a problem.

Gender diversityInclusionLeadershipPhenomenologyInterpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA)

Original research

Harnessing the power of ML and NLP for decision making in education sector from social media data

Harshita Murthy, Hemraj Lamkuche

The active social media users across the globe have passed the 3.8 billion mark. Platforms like Facebook, Reddit, Instagram, Twitter, and more are an ocean full of opinions and views.

Social MediaPandemicTweetsNLPCOVID-19Sentiment AnalysisEducation

Original research

Stress among caregivers of schizophrenia - a pilot analysis

Ajithakumari G., V. Hemavathy

Caregivers of patients with schizophrenia experience a lot of stress and emotional strain, and they are frequently required to take care of them for the rest of their lives.

CaregiversSchizophreniaStress among caregiversDeinstitutionalizationPsychosocial interventions

Original research

Effectiveness of sleep hygiene to reduce insomnia among persons with suffering with obsessive compulsive disorder-pilot analysis

Saradhadevi. S, V. Hemavathy

Obsessive-compulsive disorder frequently have insomnia, and those with acute insomnia who also have mental comorbidities without therapy, they are more likely to develop persistent insomnia.

SleepInsomniaObsessionCompulsionAnxiety

Original research

Effectiveness of sleep hygiene to reduce insomnia among persons with suffering with obsessive compulsive disorder-pilot analysis

Saradhadevi. S, V. Hemavathy

Obsessive-compulsive disorder frequently have insomnia, and those with acute insomnia who also have mental comorbidities without therapy, they are more likely to develop persistent insomnia.

SleepInsomniaObsessionCompulsionAnxiety

Original research

A study to assess the effectiveness of isometric exercise on reducing the knee pain among osteoarthritis patients in orthopedic ward in sree balaji medical college and hospital, Chennai.

R. Ramani, V. Hemavathy

Pain is a feeling that is triggered by harmful stimuli. Osteoarthritis is a highly common ailment that is sometimes referred to as "wear and tear" of the body's joints when pain is present.

EffectivenessPainIsometric exerciseOsteoarthritisArthritis (RA)

Original research

Application tool for assisting diagnosis and forecast progression of abnormality and medical condition of patients

V. Vijaya Kishore, V. Kalpana

The precocious knowledge on reckoning schemes scientifically and technically was replaced with the rapid amelioration in medicinal contrivance systems and treatment information registers.

Wireless networkMedical imageHospital information system (HIS)Picture archiving and communication system (PACS)Personal digital assistance (PDA)Bitmap

Original research

Impact of co-morbidity on self care and self efficacy among chronic heart failure patients at selected urban community, burdwan, west bengal

Sanchari Roy, Asokan R., Amarita Lenka

The article presents the impact of co-morbidity on self- care and self-efficacy among chronic heart failure patients. A non-experimental descriptive cross sectional research study was conducted at Sukantapally urban area, Burdwan, WB.

Chronic heart failureCo-morbiditySelf-careSelf-efficacy

Current issue