Evaluation of Image Quality and dose with the Change of kVp and BMI in the Liver CT

Kim, Dong‐Hyun; Ko, Sung-Jin; Kang, Se-Sik; Kim, Jung-Hoon; Choi, Suna; Kim, Chang-Soo

doi:10.5392/jkca.2013.13.06.331

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“…However, public data use different metadata values for each municipality, even for similar or identical datasets [5]. Because the portal does not currently provide integrated datasets for specific subjects, users must directly link or integrate them [15]. It is therefore important for local governments to provide practical guidance for accurately and consistently describing the metadata of the datasets.…”

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Considerations in releasing public data: The case of local governments in Korea

Song

Kim

2022

Journal of Information Science

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Local governments play a very important role in providing and disseminating public data; with the assistance of the national government, they also strive to promote effective policies for accessing this data. However, local governments face challenges in independently promoting public data policies owing to budget, manpower and technical constraints. This study analyses public data provided by local governments in South Korea from the perspective of management and use, apart from suggesting considerations for the public data policies of local governments. Public data provided by local governments were also collected, and both the data management method and use of such data were evaluated. Data management measures the currentness in complying with the update policy for each dataset, and the data utilisation measures the relationship between view and download as usefulness. A clustering analysis was conducted to analyse the common characteristics of individual local governments. According to the research results, most local governments do not systematically manage their datasets, and the use of the data provided is extremely low. It is therefore necessary to establish an effective data policy that considers the characteristics of local governments.

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“…In fact, local governments in South Korea provide approximately 49% of the public data through a public data portal [5,14]. However, complaints from users regarding public data are on the rise because only fragmented or heavily redacted data have been released, rather than the raw data [15].…”

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Considerations in releasing public data: The case of local governments in Korea

Song

Kim

2022

Journal of Information Science

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“…Addressing challenges of accuracy, consistency, and dependability is critical to realizing the full potential of open data [22]. This collaborative approach between researchers and data custodians is critical for defining and upholding standards that improve the integrity and usefulness of open data, resulting in better informed decision-making processes [23].…”

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The Improvement of the Use of Open Data in Public Institutions

Hyseni,

Bexheti

2024

Preprint

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The study investigated the usage of open data in public organizations, focusing on the motives, preferences, and governance ideals that determine their quality. The study shed light on how open data platforms are created and improved, as well as their influence on government operations. The primary goal was to understand the motivations behind the usage of open data, evaluate gov-ernance ideals, and examine institutions' efforts to standardize data formats. Hierarchical regres-sion analysis divides variables into core reasons and different preferences, demonstrating a need for "diversification" in order to use open data effectively. Efficiency, accountability, community impact, knowledge, and high-quality service delivery are all emphasized in governance value analysis. The institution's dedication to standardizing open data formats is evidenced by legislative measures and the integration of many technologies. The findings illustrate the institution's dual strategy of em-ploying traditional techniques and new technologies for effective data management. The report suggests increasing data openness and standardization, investing in ongoing training, upgrading alerting and awareness systems, and adopting specific regulations for open data use. Monitoring and feedback techniques are critical for adjusting and refining open data services to satisfy de-velopment needs. This study adds to the scientific knowledge of open data use by highlighting important motives, preferences, and governance ideals. The offered guidelines provide practical insights for public organizations looking to improve their open data platforms by promoting openness, efficiency, and community participation.

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“…Thus, understanding the mechanism of injury during the initial assessment is crucial for establishing the necessary treatment priority for patients with trauma. 51…”

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Trauma nursing competency in the emergency department: a concept analysis

Baik,

Yi,

Han

et al. 2024

BMJ Open

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ObjectivesDespite numerous published concept analyses of nursing competency, the specific understanding of trauma nursing competency in emergency departments remains limited, with no clear definition. This study aimed to clarify the definitions and attributes of trauma nursing competencies in emergency departments.DesignWalker and Avant’s method was used to clarify the concept of trauma nursing competency in emergency departments.Data sourcesPubMed, EMBASE, CINAHL and RISS were searched from inception to 23 April 2023.Eligibility criteriaRelevant studies that included combinations of the terms ‘nurse’, ‘nursing’, ‘emergency’, ‘trauma’, ‘competency’, ‘capability’ and ‘skill’ were selected. We restricted the literature search to English and Korean full-text publications, with no limit on the publication period; grey literature was excluded.Data extraction and synthesisThis study uses defining attributes, antecedents and consequences extracted through data analysis. To aid comprehension of the model, related and contrary cases of the concept were created, and empirical referents were defined.ResultsAfter excluding duplicates, irrelevant studies, incomplete texts and articles unrelated to the context and study population, 15 of the initial 927 studies were included. Five additional studies were added after a manual search of the references. The final concept analysis therefore included 20 studies. The attributes of trauma nursing competency for emergency nurses included ‘rapid initial assessments considering injury mechanisms’, ‘priority determinations based on degrees of urgency and severity’, ‘clinical knowledge of trauma nursing’, ‘skills of trauma nursing’, ‘interprofessional teamwork’ and ‘emotional care’.ConclusionsThe concept analysis revealed that it is possible to promote the enhancement and development of trauma nursing competency in emergency departments across various contexts, such as clinical practice, education, research and organisational settings. This could ultimately improve trauma nursing quality and treatment outcomes.

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Evaluation of Image Quality and dose with the Change of kVp and BMI in the Liver CT

Cited by 5 publications

References 16 publications

Considerations in releasing public data: The case of local governments in Korea

Considerations in releasing public data: The case of local governments in Korea

The Improvement of the Use of Open Data in Public Institutions

Trauma nursing competency in the emergency department: a concept analysis

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