COVID-19: The Importance of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Health During a Pandemic

Espuny, Maximilian; Reis, José Salvador da Motta; Diogo, Gabriel Miranda Monteiro; Campos, Thalita Láua Reis; Santos, Vitor Homem de Mello; Costa, Ana Carolina Ferreira; Goncalves, Gildarcio Sousa; Tasinaffo, Paulo Marcelo; Dias, Luiz Alberto Vieira; Cunha, Adilson Marques da; Sampaio, Nilo Antônio de Souza; Rodrigues, Andréia Marize; Oliveira, Otávio José de

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-70416-2_4

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“…To analyze the scientific gaps related to the research, the 20 most cited articles in the database were used; considering the period from 2017 to 2023, 6 articles about implant surface treatment in areas other than dentistry were disregarded. The delimitation of 20 pieces was performed using non-statistical sampling since it determines a significant impact on the conduct of research (Nest et al, 2015;Espuny et al, 2021). Data were processed using Microsoft Excel software.…”

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Identification of research gaps and systematization of trends on surface treatment in dental implants based on indexed data in the Scopus database

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2023

Braz. J. of Sci.

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The installation of dental implants brings significant improvements in patient's quality of life, causing the demand for these procedures to increase. This growth results from the increasing use of innovative technologies in oral care. Since the 1970s, dental implants have continuously evolved, both in terms of shape and surface treatments. This evolution aims to improve osseointegration, an essential process for implant success, and prevent complications such as peri-implantitis. A necessary part of this evolutionary process is surface treatment on dental implants. This treatment improves implant surfaces' physical and chemical properties, promoting a more efficient interaction between the implant and surrounding tissues. To achieve this goal, modifications are made to the texture, composition, and characteristics of the implant surface. In this context, this study aims to identify the research gaps related to surface treatment on dental implants. To this end, a literature review was performed in the Scopus database using specific search terms related to this topic. The 20 most cited articles from 2017 to 2023, which address the main research trends in this area, were selected for analysis. The theoretical contribution of this study is to systematize the current research trends on the surface treatment of dental implants. This provides a better understanding of existing treatments and their limitations and presents ongoing studies that aim to overcome them. Furthermore, the research highlights studies under development, both in vitro and in vivo, that seek to apply scientific advances in clinical practice to improve implant outcomes. This applied contribution is relevant, as it can positively impact clinical practice and benefit patients.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Identification of research gaps and systematization of trends on surface treatment in dental implants based on indexed data in the Scopus database

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2023

Braz. J. of Sci.

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“…As method and technical procedures were adopted, respectively, the bibliometric research and the literature review (Espuny, da Motta Reis, et al, 2021;Kothari & Garg, 2019;Reis et al, 2020;. The bibliometric analysis was important, since it explains a relationship between the number of publications and citations, the results presented by the article, and its use for further research (Espuny, da Motta Reis, et al, 2021;Reis et al, 2022;Rocha et al, 2022) It is highlighted that the data were collected in the month of May 2018 in the SCOPUS database and that in the search the words "municipal solid waste management" were used as descriptors, being found in the search (title) 419 results. To identify the research gaps, the 30 most cited articles in the database were used, considering the time frame from 2013 to 2018.…”

Section: Scientific Methodsmentioning

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Identification of Research gaps on Municipal Solid Waste Management from Data Indexed in the SCOPUS Database

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Anaya³

et al. 2022

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This study aimed to identify the research gaps on the theme "Municipal Solid Waste Management", as from the analysis of articles indexed in the SCOPUS database. For this objective to be achieved, an applied research of exploratory nature and qualitative approach was carried out. It is noteworthy that, as method and technical procedures were adopted, respectively, the bibliographic research and the literature review. The data used in the analysis were obtained from the SCOPUS database in May 2018 and treated using Microsoft Excel® software. It is noteworthy that as a selection criterion, thirty papers indexed in this base that presented the highest number of citations were analyzed. As main results, it can be highlighted that the identified gaps were grouped into eight categories. Among the categories analyzed, one can highlight life cycle assessment, with ten gaps, and tools for municipal solid waste management, with eight. It is also noteworthy that the category "municipal solid waste management associated with other methodologies" occupies the second position, along with "tools for the management of municipal solid waste, indicating the lack of studies in the highlighted areas and pointing out the relevance of the theme for the academic environ.

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“…The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated youth unemployment and informal work globally (Espuny et al, 2021a;Wesseling, 2021). Governments should promote self-employment as a quick solution to unemployment, complemented by psychological support from educational institutions for entrepreneurial activities (#9, #27, #29, #8) (Alvarenga et al, 2021;Bergmann, Hundt, and Sternberg, 2016;Turner and Gianiodis, 2018).…”

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Drivers for Entrepreneurship Education: Harnessing Innovation for Quality Youth Employment and Income Generation

De Oliveira Silva,

Espuny,

Ferreira Costa

et al. 2024

QIP Journal

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Purpose: This study proposes directions for developing Entrepreneurship Education (EE) based on innovation by identifying and grouping its driving elements. It intends to build entrepreneurial skills and capacities, enabling individuals to create and manage their businesses successfully. Methodology/Approach: This work used the scientific method of Content Analysis to identify and analyse the EE-boosting elements in the literature. Findings: Among this work's theoretical contributions, the theoretical articulation of EE with the Triple Helix sectors—universities, industry, and Government—stands out. These contributions support the advancement of the state of the art and the development of new research. Research Limitation/Implication: Discuss deeper insights into EE elements and their applicability in various educational contexts. Originality/Value of paper: The main contribution of this work was a more efficient interaction between public and private educational institutions, Non-Governmental Organizations, public agencies, and private companies, favouring innovation in the teaching-learning process and the insertion of young people into productive activities.

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COVID-19: The Importance of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Health During a Pandemic

Cited by 5 publications

References 30 publications

Identification of research gaps and systematization of trends on surface treatment in dental implants based on indexed data in the Scopus database

Identification of research gaps and systematization of trends on surface treatment in dental implants based on indexed data in the Scopus database

Identification of Research gaps on Municipal Solid Waste Management from Data Indexed in the SCOPUS Database

Drivers for Entrepreneurship Education: Harnessing Innovation for Quality Youth Employment and Income Generation

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