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In addition, the relationship between polyvictimization and attachment and interpersonal conflict care planning was moderated by sex.

Findings emphasize the importance of focusing on interpersonal polyvictimization and sex differences when developing treatment plans for a variety of care planning needs. Mental health practitioners could utilize the study findings to guide their clinical practices and ensure effective services are provided to those seeking mental health care.
Findings emphasize the importance of focusing on interpersonal polyvictimization and sex differences when developing treatment plans for a variety of care planning needs. Mental health practitioners could utilize the study findings to guide their clinical practices and ensure effective services are provided to those seeking mental health care.
Midwives and children's services social workers have responsibilities to identify and support pregnant women where there are child protection concerns. Professionals seek to anticipate the risk of harm and initiate interventions to provide support to families. NIBR-LTSi molecular weight There is little research on how professionals prioritise risk factors and the challenges they face in protecting unborn babies.

To measure the impact of identified risk factors regarding child protection referrals of unborn babies on the professional judgements of midwives and children's services social workers.

A factorial survey design using vignettes with randomised factors within a standardised structure, administered digitally using Qualtrics software.

Midwives (n = 250) and children's services social workers (n = 88) from one Health and Social Care Trust in Northern Ireland.

One thousand and ninety-six vignettes were completed by 118 participants. Analysis using multiple regression showed that the risk factors together accounted for 44% isks requires further research.Household waste recycling is a significant challenge for society. Cities worldwide have been exploring how to reduce waste through recycling. Incentive mechanism is one of the promising measures to improve the participation of residents in waste recycling activities. However, several defects have been observed in the incentive-based waste recycling systems (1) inefficient allocation of resources in recycling services, (2) deficient systems lacking future planning, and (3) limitations in circulating responsive feedback amongst stakeholders. For overcoming these defects, a smart incentive-based recycling system is designed using the Internet of Things and data analysis technologies. Four key components in the designed system-namely, amount pattern discovery, price adjustment suggestion, waste-collection amount forecasting, and information sharing amongst stakeholders-assist in constructing a smarter system to enhance waste recycling. A basic incentive-based recycling system in Shanghai, with data on 19 specific recyclable items from 21 August 2018 to 20 March 2019, was improved to demonstrate the effectiveness of the designed system. For the case of a pilot community, the recyclable waste-collection amount increased 229.3%, but the weekly pattern of collection amount got imbalanced, especially at weekends. The weekly pattern analyses suggested adjusting the pricing for cardboard, strawboard, plastic bottles, and old clothing amongst the six identified items (i.e. taking ~80.0% by weight) to balance the collection amount and allocate resources better for waste-collection operations. The two-month trend analysis and fortnight forecasting help to make plans rationally for recycling businesses. Under the new information-sharing platform, stakeholders could collaborate smoothly in household waste recycling and reduction.The objective of this study was to assess the influence of moisture enhancement strategies on biodegradation of municipal solid waste (MSW) in laboratory-scale reactors. Moisture enhancement strategies were varied with respect to dose volume (40, 80, 160, and 320 L/Mg-MSW) and dose frequency (dosing every ½, 1, 2, and 4 weeks). Biodegradation was evaluated based on methane generation to assess (i) the lag-time between the start of liquid dosing and onset of methane generation and (ii) the first-order decay rate for methane generation. In general, the decay rate increased with an increase in dose volume for a given dose frequency. In addition, trends of increasing decay rate and decreasing lag-time were observed for an increase in dose frequency for reactors operated with dose volumes of 40, 80, and 160 L/Mg-MSW. A key conclusion from this study was that reactors with more aggressive moisture enhancement attained more rapid methane generation that initiated at shorter elapsed times following the onset of dosing. An assessment of liquid dosing per month indicated that there were more pronounced impacts of increasing decay rate and decreasing lag-time as moisture enhancement increased from 40 L/Mg-MSW/month to 320 L/Mg-MSW/month as compared to the impact on both variables for an increase in liquid dosing above 320 L/Mg-MSW/month.The combustion and pollutant emission characteristics of the dried sludge in a fluidized bed combustor (FBC) were studied. The sludge reburning technology was employed for the first time in FBC. A scheme for using the dried sludge reburning blended with calcium magnesium acetate (CMA) to reduce pollutants simultaneously was also proposed, and the effect of the CMA addition was investigated. Results showed that fluidized bed reburning technology can be used to effectively treat the sewage sludge with lower calorific values. As the secondary fuel mass percentage increases, the unburned carbon content in fly ash and the CO emission increase, resulting in lower combustion efficiency. However, the de-NO ratio increases from 37.1% to 53.7%, and the de-SO2 ratio only increased from 1.6% to 7.6% as the secondary fuel mass percentage increase from 10% of 25%. For dried sludge blended with CMA, the minimum emissions of SO2 and NO significantly decrease to 254 mg/Nm3 and 70.9 mg/Nm3 at Ca/S ratio of 2, respectively. Results of main gaseous pollutant emissions from the sludge combustion in an FBC using different pollutant removal methods were compared under well-defined conditions. Fuel reburning blended with CMA addition has the smallest SO2 and NO emissions.
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