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Dagboek Implementatie als opmaat naar geïntegreerde Interventies in Persoonsgerichte zorg op de Intensive Care afdelings
No full textHet overkoepelende doel van deze studie was om het digitale web-based Post-IC dagboek succesvol te implementeren op IC-afdelingen middels een tailored (op maat gemaakt) implementatiestrategie. Hiermee kan implementatiekennis worden opgedaan voor landelijke toepassing van het Post-IC dagboek waarin IC-verpleegkundigen berichten schrijven en de interventie integreren in het eigen werkproces. Daarnaast leverde dit inzichten op voor succesvolle implementatie methodieken bij innovaties van persoonsgerichte zorg binnen de verpleegkundige IC-zorgpraktijk
USA, 1993-2017
No full textData collected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics and reworked for this dataverse
Lead Production
No full textLead is a very corrosion-resistant, dense, ductile, and malleable blue-gray metal that has been used for at least 5,000 years. Early uses of lead included building materials, pigments for glazing ceramics, and pipes for transporting water. The castles and cathedrals of Europe contain considerable quantities of lead in decorative fixtures, roofs, pipes, and windows. Prior to the early 1900s, uses of lead in the United States were primarily for ammunition, brass, burial vault liners, ceramic glazes, leaded glass and crystal, paints or other protective coatings, pewter, and water lines and pipes. The advent of the electrical age and communications, which were accelerated by technological developments in World War I, resulted in the addition of bearing metals, cable covering, caulking lead, solders, and type metal to the list of lead uses. With the growth in production of public and private motorized vehicles and the associated use of starting-lighting-ignition (SLI) lead-acid storage batteries and terne metal for gas tanks after World War I, demand for lead increased. Most of these uses for lead continued to increase with the growth in population and the national economy. Contributing to the increase in demand for lead was the use of lead as radiation shielding in medical analysis and video display equipment and as an additive in gasoline.
By the mid-1980s, a significant shift in lead end-use patterns had taken place. Much of this shift was a result of the U.S. lead consumers compliance with environmental regulations that significantly reduced or eliminated the use of lead in nonbattery products, including gasoline, paints, solders, and water systems. More recently, as the use of lead in nonbattery products has continued to decline, the demand for lead in SLI-type batteries has continued to grow. In addition, the demand for lead in non-SLI battery applications also has continued to grow. Non-SLI battery applications include motive sources of power for industrial forklifts, airport ground equipment, mining equipment, and a variety of nonroad utility vehicles, as well as stationary sources of power in uninterruptible electric power systems for hospitals, computer and telecommunications networks, and load-leveling equipment for electric utility companies. By the early 2000s, the total demand for lead in all types of lead-acid storage batteries represented 88% of apparent U.S. lead consumption. Other significant uses included ammunition (3%), oxides in glass and ceramics (3%), casting metals (2%), and sheet lead (1%). The remainder was consumed in solders, bearing metals, brass and bronze billets, covering for cable, caulking lead, and extruded products
France, 1830-1935
No full textData collected by Tilly, Shorter and Jordan and reworked for this HUB. The file contains aggregated national totals and a division by industry
25.105 Leiden - Lange Mare
No full textVan het archeologisch onderzoek aan de Lange Mare in Leiden zijn drie monsters aangeleverd voor waardering en daaropvolgend dendrochronologisch en houtsoortenonderzoek.
Over de context van de vondsten is geen informatie verstrekt.
De eiken (Quercus sp.) plank met vondstnr. 60 is als enige geschikt voor dendrochronologisch onderzoek. Hiervan kan de laatste jaarring gedateerd worden in 1585. Het kapjaar valt ergens na 1594. De overige twee vondsten zijn van populier (Populus sp.) en fijnspar (Picea abies Karst.); beide algemene houtsoorten in de Nieuwe Tijd, veronderstelt dat deze grofweg gelijktijdig zijn
TIC-Collaborative
No full textTIC-Collaborative was a collaborative digital humanities project that focused on transnational intellectual cooperation (TIC) in the long nineteenth century, in particular on transnational connections in the field of social reform. The dataset contains information on over 1650 international congresses and 450 organizations and conference series related to the social question. The project focussed on the Low Countries and a selection of reform areas. The data van be queried as linked data via https://druid.datalegened.net. This dataset consist of:
- International organisations and congres series
- Persons
- Relations between persons and congresses
- Congresses
- Bibliographic metadata (conference proceedings)
- Referenced places
More information: Verbruggen, C., Deroo, F., Blomme, H., D’haeninck, T., Thiry, A., van Diem, L., Vandersmissen, J., Mestdagh, E., Billiet, B., Wolff, J., Chambers, S., De Potter, P. D., Carlier, J., Van Praet, C., Leonards, C., & Randeraad, N. (2022). Social Reform International Congresses and Organizations (1846–1914): From Sources to Data. Journal of Open Humanities Data, 8: 13, pp. 1–13. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/johd.6
HSN Long-Lives 2020_01
No full textThe HSN Long-Lives 2020_01 is based on a subsample of the HSN life courses. From the 37,137 original HSN RPs, 884 RPs who died at 80 years or beyond (case group) and 442 RPs who died between 40 and 59 years (control group) were selected. These RPs were born between 1860 and 1875 and in total represent 1,326 families. The pedigrees were extended until the living descendants for all 1,326 families were identified. Information on the pedigrees is shown in HSN LongLives 2020_01, F2 and F3 contain additional information on individuals from the second and third generation. Conform European and Dutch privacy legislation, any identifying information of individuals and all living individuals were removed from the full HSN Long-Lives subsample database
Exploring Sexual Arousal Synchrony: A Pilot Study on Dyadic Sexual Arousal Covariation in the Lab
No full textExecutive Summary
Background:
Sexual arousal research has focused on individuals, largely ignoring the interactive dynamics of partnered encounters.
Relational models posit that partners’ emotions are dynamically coupled, with each regulating and being regulated by the other.
Synchrony, the temporal covariation of partners’ physiological and subjective states, is tied to relationship quality yet remains largely unexamined in sexual psychophysiology.
Preliminary work shows heart rate synchrony during sex and links cardiovascular alignment to satisfaction, underscoring the need to map sexual arousal synchrony more directly.
Objective:
Primary: Determine whether subjective sexual arousal and genital responses synchronize within mixed sex couples during an erotic video and a virtual sexual interaction.
Secondary: Test whether attentional focus (self vs couple) modulates magnitude, phase, or direction of synchrony; explore links between synchrony and sexual/relational well-being.
Methods:
Laboratory study with 36 opposite sex couples (18–36 years); final analytic sets: genital n = 25, subjective n = 34.
Design: two neutral films (5 and 3 minutes, respectively), one 3-minute erotic film, 17-minute virtual interaction (2-minute acclimatization, 5-minute free talk, two 5-minute self- vs couple focus blocks).
Measures: vaginal photoplethysmography; penile circumference gauge; 30 s self rated sexual arousal (7 point scale).
Analyses: windowed cross correlation (lags –2 to +2) for magnitude/phase and Granger causality for direction of synchrony; repeated measures ANOVAs; Pearson correlations with indices of sexual and relational well-being.
Results:
Subjective sexual arousal higher in erotic video and interaction blocks than in neutral video blocks; no attentional focus effect.
Penile circumference elevated in erotic and interaction vs. neutral video blocks.
Female VPA elevated in interaction vs. neutral video blocks.
Robust in phase synchrony for subjective and genital signals during erotic and interaction blocks. Subjective synchrony higher during interaction.
No magnitude/phase changes with attentional focus; Granger analysis showed male to female genital influence under self focus.
Weak positive correlations between synchrony and relationship satisfaction, sexual communication, sexual satisfaction; negative trend correlation with female sexual function during free interaction.
Clinical Impact:
Real time sexual arousal synchrony is an automatic feature of partnered sex and may serve as a biomarker for couple’s sexual functioning.
Notable Comments
First study to pair continuous genital recording with dynamic synchrony modelling in an interactive dyadic paradigm.
Strengths: simultaneous subjective-genital measures; fine-grained temporal analyses.
Limitations: small, homogeneous sample; equipment data loss; laboratory setting limits ecological validity.
Conclusions:
Couples reliably display in-phase subjective sexual arousal and genital response synchrony during shared erotic stimuli and virtual interaction.
Synchrony magnitude and phase are robust to attentional focus; directionality may flow from men to women under self-focus.
Mapping dyadic sexual arousal dynamics offers a promising avenue for refining sexual theory and informing clinical practice