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Hospital information systems could be relevant tools to inform hospital managers, support better management decisions in healthcare, and increase efficiency. Nonetheless, hospital managers’ effective use of these systems to support decision-making in Angola is unknown. Our study aimed to analyse the use of hospital information systems as a tool to support decision-making by hospital managers in Huíla, Angola. It was a descriptive, cross-sectional study inducted between July and September 2017 in seven hospitals in Huíla Province, Angola, specifically in the cities of Lubango and Matala. Thirty-six members of the hospital boards filled out a self-questionnaire that consisted of twenty questions based on the following issues: Characterisation of the interviewee’s profile; availability of information in the institution; and quality and usefulness of the available operational information. At least two thirds of the participants reported being unsatisfied or relatively satisfied with each assessed hospital information systems-specific feature. More than 50% have rarely or never used the health information system to support decision-making. Most managers do not use hospital information systems to support management-related decision-making in Angola. Improving the ability of hospital information systems to compute adequate indicators and training for hospital managers could be targets for future interventions to support better management-related decision-making in Angolan healthcare.

Introduction: In order to have a good assessment of the quality of maternal and child health care, it is essential that there is up-to-date and reliable information. Objective: To evaluate the impact of the implementation of a computerized database of clinical processes in the admission, archive and medical statistics section, of Maternity hospital Irene Neto/Lubango-Angola. Methodology: A descriptive study with a quantitative and qualitative approach to carry out a retrospective case study deliveries and newborns, records from 2014 to 2017. Final considerations: The implementation of this project may contribute to the improvement of clinical management support management of the hospital as well as facilitating access to information for research and scientific production.

Background COVID19 pandemic has shown the importance of data to manage health crises. Therefore, countries that were more mature regarding using Information Systems (IS) were better prepared to respond to their population needs. Unfortunately, in Angola, such Health Information Systems (HIS) maturity is very low, so new Health Information Technology (HIT) projects must change this scenario. Objective Describe the impact of COVID19 on a new health information technology project called "ObsCare Lubango" to collect essential data on deliveries and births at the Maternity Hospital in Lubango-Angola. Methods Retrieve data from the notes, communication events of the project management. Also, the collected data regarding obstetrics (pregnancies and childbirth) was from Jan 2019 to Apr 2021 (14 months before COVID19 and 14 months after the beginning of COVID19). The data analyzed were collected from the utilization audit trail that stores the sessions and clicks in the application logs. These logs are then presented in aggregated and anonymized form in a web interface. Results The start of COVID19 in Maternity halted the evolution of the health information project implementation. At the beginning of 2020, the usage of ObsCare Lubango was growing steadily (5.9%, 7.5%, 9.4% in the first three months), but rapidly dropped to 0% in the following months after the first of COVID arrived in late March. Conclusion COVID19 had a significant impact on the evolution of ObsCare Lubango and heavily impacted the quality of the data collected in the paper. COVID19 will probably increase the digital divide in health care between nations.

Background Some previous studies have reported that hospital medical assistance in Angola lacks efficiency. There is no production of information on health financing or even health spending that could help monitor equity. Hospital information systems (HIS) could be relevant tools to inform hospital managers, supporting better management decisions in healthcare and, consequently, increasing efficiency. Nonetheless, the effective use of these systems by hospital managers to support decision-making in Angola is unknown. This study aimed to analyze the use of HIS as a tool to support decision-making by hospital managers in Huila, Angola. Methods This is a descriptive–cross-sectional study that was inducted between July and September 2017 in seven hospitals in Huila Province, Angola, specifically in Lubango and Matala cities. Each hospital board included four to six managers (e.g., general, clinical, administrative, nursing, diagnostic and therapeutic, and teaching and training managers). Thirty-six members of the hospital boards filled on a self-questionnaire that consisted of twenty questions based on the following issues: characterization of the interviewee's profile; availability of information in the institution; quality and usefulness of the available operational information and satisfaction with the existing HIS. Perform data analysis with IBM SPSS Statistics, version 21.0 Results At least ⅔ of the participants reported being unsatisfied or relatively satisfied with each of the HIS-specific features that were assessed. More than 50%have rarely or never used the health information system to support decision-making, and 47.2% have never noted audits performed in their institution. Only 25% of the participants considered that the HIS stored information was satisfactory to calculate the rate of service indicators. Conclusion Our study showed that most hospital managers don’t use hospital information systems as tools to support management-related decision-making in Angola. Improving the Hospital information systems, ability to compute adequate indicators, and providing training on HIS usage to hospital managers could be targets of future interventions to support better management-related decision-making in Angolan healthcare.

A systematic approach for advanced soft sensor development was applied to predict free fatty acid (FFA) content from NIR spectra under real plant conditions, namely in process streams from a biofuel producing unit integrating raw materials with time-varying complex matrices (e.g., wasted cooking oils, WCOs). The proposed methodology systematically screened through 52 combinations of preprocessing and inferential modeling methods, including current state of the art predictive methodologies, and the recently proposed multiresolution soft sensors. The model’s prediction capabilities were compared through a rigorous framework based on Monte Carlo double cross-validation and statistical hypothesis testing. This study used 119 samples with FFA content in the range of 0.1030% to 5.6740%. The best model is based on the novel multiresolution soft sensor framework. This model had a coefficient of determination (R2) of 0.9792 and a prediction root mean squared error of 0.1187 (13.6% lower than the best model based on standard modelling methodologies). The proposed approach can be easily replicated to other scenarios where soft sensors based on Process Analytical Technology (PAT) are to be developed.

RESUMO - Introdução: A segurança do doente é um parâmetro integrante da qualidade dos cuidados e uma prioridade dos sistemas de saúde. O Safety Attitudes Questionnaire (SAQ) – Short Form 2006 é o instrumento mais utilizado e rigorosamente validado para medir o clima de segurança do doente entre os prestadores de cuidados de saúde. Objetivo: O objetivo deste estudo foi traduzir e adaptar culturalmente este instrumento para Portugal originando a versão SAQ – Short Form 2006 PT. Material e métodos: Para o processo de tradução e adaptação cultural realizou-se um estudo metodológico baseado nas recomendações de Beaton e colaboradores [Recommendations for the Cross-Cultural Adaptation of Health Status Measures, 2002] com as etapas: tradução, síntese, retrotradução, avaliação por uma comissão de especialistas, pré-teste e submissão dos relatórios aos autores do instrumento. Resultados: O SAQ – Short Form 2006 foi traduzido linguisticamente e adaptado culturalmente ao novo contexto mantendo a congruência com a versão original. A validade de conteúdo foi garantida através de uma comissão de especialistas, que assegurou a equivalência semântica, idiomática, experimental e conceitual entre o instrumento original e a versão portuguesa. Conclusão: O SAQ – Short Form 2006 foi traduzido e adaptado para Portugal com sucesso, permitindo a sua aplicação em contexto cultural português. ABSTRACT - Background: Patient safety is both a parameter embedded within the quality of care and a priority of health systems. The Safety Attitudes Questionnaire (SAQ) – Short Form 2006 is the most widely and rigorously validated instrument used to measure the patient’s safety environment among health care providers. The goal of this study was to translate and culturally adapt this instrument within the Portuguese context, thus creating the version SAQ – Short Form 2006 PT. Materials and Methods: For the translation and cultural adaptation process, a methodological study was carried out based on the recommendations of Beaton et al. [Recommendations for the Cross-Cultural Adaptation of Health Status Measures, 2002], with the following steps: translation, synthesis, back translation, assessment by a committee of experts, pre-test, and submission of reports to the instrument’s authors. Results: SAQ – Short Form 2006 was translated linguistically and culturally adapted to the new environment while maintaining consistency with the original version. The validity of its content was ensured by a committee of experts which ensured the semantic, idiomatic, experimental, and conceptual equivalence between the original instrument and the created version. Conclusion: The SAQ – Short Form 2006 was successfully translated and adapted to Portugal allowing its application in the Portuguese cultural context. info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion

Introduction Adolescents go through a phase characterised by physical, mental, psychological and social changes which justify periods of hostile behaviours. The occurrence and intensity of these behaviours may correspond to a psychopathological condition that will affect their future lives. The aim of this research is to identify the socio-demographic and family background variables that influence hostile behaviours in adolescents and to analyse the influence of depression and anxiety in hostile behaviours in adolescents. Methods This is a quantitative, non-experimental, cross-sectional, descriptive, correlational study with epidemiological characteristics. The sample consists of 1890 adolescents, 863 (45.7%) boys and 1027 (54.3%) girls whose average age is 16.26 years. The data collection instrument includes the socio-demographic and family background and anxiety, depression and hostile behaviours in adolescence measurement scales: the State-Trait Anxiety Scale, the Depression Scale and the Buss-Durkee Hostility Inventory. Results We found that the prevalent group is between 17 and 21 years old (40.3%) 41.4% boys and 39.4% girls; the highest percentage of the adolescents (37.8%) are in the 10th year of schooling; 50.7% live in the city, 70.0% live with their parents; the monthly household income is medium-high (56.7%) for (56.5%) girls; 3.5% of the adolescents exhibit depressive symptoms, mostly girls who are 17 or older; girls have higher levels of anxiety-trait and boys of anxiety-state. Conclusions We may conclude that only depression has a relationship with hostile behaviours. It is higher in adolescents with these behaviours. The presence or absence of anxiety is not related to the hostile behaviour in adolescents.

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Dissertação de mestrado integrado em Arquitectura, O elevado consumo de energia nos edifícios, no contexto da UE, representa 40% do total de energia primária, carenciando, desta forma, de um desenvolvimento de sistemas energéticos alternativos de maior eficiência. Os sistemas solares (térmicos, fotovoltaicos e híbridos) assumem especial relevância nesta mudança. Não obstante, este tipo de sistemas são geralmente montados sobre os elementos construtivos (coberturas e fachadas) sem qualquer tentativa de integração arquitectónica, criando e despertando desafios estéticos. A questão em torno da integração arquitectónica de sistemas de aproveitamento de energia solar em edifícios implica um inegável confronto entre tecnologias e desenho arquitectónico. É, por isso, importante que na sequência das leis e medidas que promovem a instalação de painéis solares – SCE, REH e RECS, o progresso não seja visto unicamente como uma expressão quantitativa, mas também qualitativa, permitindo uma relação holística entre a arquitetura e os sistemas solares. Pretendendo estimular o reconhecimento de potencialidades na relação holística entre painéis solares e arquitetura, esta investigação centra-se no estudo de critérios que condicionam e são condicionados, apresentando de forma paralela exemplos de edifícios que representam práticas recomendáveis, acreditando que só um conhecimento teórico possibilitará uma nova reinterpretação por arquitetos e utilizadores. Extraindo os resultados das análises de diversos exemplos de integração arquitectónica de sistemas solares, esses mesmos conhecimentos serão aplicados em três casos de estudo de carácter díspar, a fim de dar resposta a necessidades distintas. Com isto, o objetivo é estimular o pensamento estratégico e uma reinterpretação na integração arquitectónica de sistemas solares em edifícios., The EU's high building energy consumption represents a staggering 40% of the primary energy total, lacking a developmnent for more efficient alternative energy systems. Solar systems (termic, photovoltaic and hybrid) have a very relevant place in this change. These types of systems are made over building elements (roofings and facades) without any atempt of architectural integration, creating new aesthetic challenges. The argument behind the solar's systems architectural integration in buildings creates an unavoidable confrontation between tecnolgy and architectural design. It's important that the progress isn't merely seen as a quantative expression but as a qualitative improvement, specially regarding laws and measure that promote the instalation of solar pannels (such as SCE, REH and RECS). With the intent of unleashing the potencial in the holistic relationship between solar pannels and architecture, this project focuses on the study of criteria that condition and are conditioned by them, presenting examples of buildings that meet the recommended practices, guided by a belief that theoretical knowledge will allow a new reinterpretation by architects and users. By extracting the results of the multiple solar systems architectural integration examples, that knowledge will be applied in three different case studies, in an attempt to provide mutiple answers to distinct needs. The goal is to stimulate strategic thinking and a reinterpretation in buildings solar system's architectural integration.

Relatório de estágio curricular de mestrado em Análises Clínicas, apresentado á Faculdade de Farmácia da Universidade de Coimbra Neste trabalho as atividades laboratoriais foram desenvolvidas nas áreas de Hematologia, Bioquímica Clínica, Imunologia, Endocrinologia e Microbiologia do Laboratório de Análises Clínicas Dra. Susana Rosas, utilizando as metodologias adequadas para os testes analíticos solicitados houve oportunidade de desenvolver e de consolidar conhecimentos nas diferentes áreas. As áreas de Hematologia e de Endocrinologia foram as selecionadas para uma descrição mais detalhada sobre as metodologias aplicadas, os critérios utilizados na interpretação, na validação dos resultados e na gestão de qualidade. São abordadas as alterações mais frequentemente associadas aos exames hematológicos e imunológicos efetuados no laboratório e as patologias comumente associadas. Para cada valência foram selecionados casos clínicos reais exemplificativo da patologia em causa e cujo estudo laboratorial tive oportunidade de executar durante o estágio. Tendo as análises clínicas um papel importante na terapêutica e na monitorização de certas patologia, o laboratório assegura a fiabilidade e reduz variabilidade dos resultados obtidos, pela participação em programas de avaliação de controlo de qualidade interna e de controlo de qualidade externa The laboratory activities were developed in the areas of Hematology, Clinical Biochemistry, Immunology, Endocrinology and Microbiology of the Clinical Analysis Laboratory Dra. Susana Rosas, using the appropriate methodologies for the requested analytical tests. There was an opportunity to develop and consolidate knowledge in different areas. The areas of Hematology and Endocrinology were selected for a more detailed description of the methodologies used and the criteria used in the interpretation, for the validation of results and quality management. Changes most frequently associated with hematological and immunological tests performed in the laboratory and commonly associated diseases are addressed. For each valence selected to actual clinical cases illustrative of the condition in question and whose laboratory study had the opportunity to perform during the stage. Given that the results of clinical analysis were used to support clinical diagnosis and the establishment of a therapy and / or monitoring of certain pathologies, the Internal Quality Control and the External Quality control performed in the laboratory ensures reliability of analytical results of users and reduces the variability of results obtained.

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Dissertação de Mestrado em Ciências da Educação, Especialização em Animação Sociocultural Nesta investigação realçamos a importância do uso de boas práticas nas bibliotecas da região do Alto Tâmega e Barroso, especificamente na biblioteca do Pólo da UTAD em Chaves. O nosso objetivo foi perceber qual a relação entre bibliotecas e Tecnologias de Comunicação e Informação, e conhecer “boas práticas” de animação de uma biblioteca. Trata-se de um estudo de caso em que a estratégia utilizada foi a investigação-ação, com a colaboração de 100 alunos dos cursos de animação Sociocultural, turismo e do Mestrado em Ciências da Educação, Especialização em Animação Sociocultural, e 13 bibliotecários / Professores responsáveis pelas bibliotecas públicas e Agrupamentos de escola da região do Alto Tâmega e Barroso. As técnicas utilizadas na recolha de dados foram a análise documental, o inquérito por questionário, a entrevista, a observação participante e, ainda, o do diário de bordo. Neste contexto, a presença dos nossos informantes-chave nos cursos lecionados nas instalações do Pólo da UTAD em Chaves surge como uma mais-valia para o nosso estudo de caso. As várias práticas de animação do espaço-biblioteca, integradas nas TIC apresentam-se como uma ferramenta imprescindível que podemos considerar de “boa prática” e que poderão, eventualmente, ser transferíveis para outros contextos. This study highlights the importance of using good practices in the libraries of the Alto Tâmega and Barroso, specifically the UTAD - Pólo Chaves library. Our goal was to understand the link between libraries and Information and Communication of Technologies (ICT), and to know the “best practices” of animation at the library . In this study case the strategy used was action-research. A hundred students of the following degrees collaborated: Sociocultural Animation, Tourism and Masters in Education Sciences - Specialization in Sociocultural Animation; as well as 13 librarians and teachers responsible for the public libraries and schools from Alto Tâmega e Barroso. The methodology techniques used in collecting data were document analysis, surveys, interviews, participant observation and, also, the logbook . Therefore, the presence of our key informants in the courses taught at UTAD - Pólo de Chaves facilities comes as an added value for our study case. The several practices of animation at the library space, integrated at ICTs presents itself as an essential tool that can be considered "good practice" and those practices may eventually be transferable to other contexts.

Este estudo tem como objetivo perceber o que é que a liderança de coros pode ensinar àqueles que lideram trabalhadores em empresas. A temática deste trabalho centra-se na procura de respostas à questão O que é que os Gestores de empresas podem aprender com a liderança de Coros, através dos seus Maestros. O objeto de estudo desta dissertação apresenta um relatório sobre toda a atividade constante dos Maestros entrevistados, frente aos seus grupos corais, que servirá de base para a liderança a ser aplicada pelos Gestores de empresas A técnica de pesquisa utilizada foi a entrevista, semi-estruturada, e delineou-se o Estudo Qualitativo, através do Método Grounded Theory. Os participantes são Maestros Corais e foram escolhidos aleatoriamente, no mundo da Regência Coral, grande parte já conhecidos da autora deste Relatório. A pesquisa efetuada é interpretativa ao mostrar as diversas estratégias utilizadas por cada um dos Regentes Corais e é também explicativa, por ser o espelho dos sentimentos e das perceções dos entrevistados. This study aims to understand what the leadership of choirs can teach those who lead workers in companies. The theme of this work focuses on finding answers to the question What is the Company Managers can learn from the leadership of Choirs, through its Conductors. The object of study of this dissertation presents a report on all the constant activity of the Conductors interviewed, front of his choral groups, as a basis for leadership to be applied by the Company Managers. The technique used was the interview, semi-structured, and outlined a qualitative study using Grounded Theory Method. Participants are Choirs Conducters and were randomized in the world of choral conducting, largely known to the author of this report. The research is performed to show the different interpretive strategies used by each of Choral and is also explanatory, being the mirror of feelings and perceptions of the respondents.

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