Analisis Framing Robert Entman pada Pemberitaan Konflik Kpk Vs Polri di Vivanews.co.id dan Detiknews.com

Media online saat ini menjadi lebih digemari dibandingkan dengan media konvesional karena kecepatan, kemudahan dalam mengaksesnya dan informasi yang diberikan selalu baru. Dalam pemberitaannya, setiap selalu dipengaruhi oleh ideologi, kekuasaan dan kepentingan pemilik media. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui bagaimana suatu media membingkai dan mengkonstruksikan realitas berita mengenai konflik KPK dan Polri di vivanews.co.id dan detik.com. framing yang digunakan dalam penelitian adalah framing milik Robert Entman yang berfokus pada bagaimana medefinisikan suatu masalah, apa/siapa penyebab masalah, keputusan moral apa yang terdapat dalam berita tersebut dan apa penyelesaian yang ditwarkan oleh wartawan. Hasil dari penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa dalam mengkonstruksi dan membingkai konflik KPK dan Polri baik vivanews.co.id dan detik.com memiliki kesan yang berbeda. Dimana vivanews.co.id cenderung memojokkan Jokowi bahwa keputusannya dalam mengajukan Budi Gunawan sebagai calon Kapolri adalah awal dari konflik tersebut, namun berbeda detiknews.com yang mana meminta presiden Jokowi mengakhiri konflik tersebut dengan mempertimbangkan masukkan dari tim independennya. Kata Kunci : Media Online, Analisis Framing Robert Entman, KPK – Polr

Shell Structure Studies in the Pb-Region

This research was sponsored by the National Science Foundation Grant NSF PHY-931478

Search for 3S(1/2) Hole-Strength Fragments via the 208-Pb(d,3-He)207-Tl Reaction

This research was sponsored by the National Science Foundation Grant NSF PHY-931478

Shell Structure Studies in the Pb-Region

This research was sponsored by the National Science Foundation Grant NSF PHY-931478

Referral from secondary care and to aftercare in a tertiary care university hospital in Japan

BACKGROUND: In Japan, all citizens are covered by the national insurance system in which universal free access to healthcare services is promised to everybody. There are no general physicians or gatekeepers in the Japanese healthcare system. METHODS: We studied the pattern of referral of inpatients from secondary care hospitals to a tertiary care university hospital and the reverse referral under the situations using a geographic information system (GIS), taking paediatric inpatients as an example. RESULTS: The results showed that 61.2% of the patients were directly admitted to the hospital without referral from other hospitals or clinics and that 82.8% of the inpatients were referred to the outpatient department of the hospital to which they had been admitted. GIS analysis for the inpatients service area showed the hospital functions as both a secondary care hospital and tertiary care hospital. Patients who lived near the hospital tended to be admitted directly to the hospital, and patients who lived far from the hospital tended to utilize the hospital as a tertiary care provider. There were territorial disputes with other secondary care hospitals. To estimate spatial differences in referral to aftercare, we analyzed the spatial distribution of inpatients with focus on their length of hospital stay (LOS). GIS analysis revealed apparent foci of patients with long LOS and those with low LOS. CONCLUSION: These results suggest that the function of university hospital in Japan is unspecialized and that the referral route from the university hospital to aftercare is also unequipped

Elastic and Raman scattering of 9.0 and 11.4 MeV photons from Au, Dy and In

Monoenergetic photons between 8.8 and 11.4 MeV were scattered elastically and in elastically (Raman) from natural targets of Au, Dy and In.15 new cross sections were measured. Evidence is presented for a slight deformation in the 197Au nucleus, generally believed to be spherical. It is predicted, on the basis of these measurements, that the Giant Dipole Resonance of Dy is very similar to that of 160Gd. A narrow isolated resonance at 9.0 MeV is observed in In.Comment: 31 pages, 11 figure

Relevance similarity: an alternative means to monitor information retrieval systems

BACKGROUND: Relevance assessment is a major problem in the evaluation of information retrieval systems. The work presented here introduces a new parameter, "Relevance Similarity", for the measurement of the variation of relevance assessment. In a situation where individual assessment can be compared with a gold standard, this parameter is used to study the effect of such variation on the performance of a medical information retrieval system. In such a setting, Relevance Similarity is the ratio of assessors who rank a given document same as the gold standard over the total number of assessors in the group. METHODS: The study was carried out on a collection of Critically Appraised Topics (CATs). Twelve volunteers were divided into two groups of people according to their domain knowledge. They assessed the relevance of retrieved topics obtained by querying a meta-search engine with ten keywords related to medical science. Their assessments were compared to the gold standard assessment, and Relevance Similarities were calculated as the ratio of positive concordance with the gold standard for each topic. RESULTS: The similarity comparison among groups showed that a higher degree of agreements exists among evaluators with more subject knowledge. The performance of the retrieval system was not significantly different as a result of the variations in relevance assessment in this particular query set. CONCLUSION: In assessment situations where evaluators can be compared to a gold standard, Relevance Similarity provides an alternative evaluation technique to the commonly used kappa scores, which may give paradoxically low scores in highly biased situations such as document repositories containing large quantities of relevant data

AGT M235T Genotype/Anxiety Interaction and Gender in the HyperGEN Study

BACKGROUND. Both anxiety and elevated heart rate (HR) have been implicated in the development of hypertension. The HyperGen cohort, consisting of siblings with severe and mild hypertension, an age-matched random sample of persons from the same base populations, and unmedicated adult offspring of the hypertensive siblings (N=1,002 men and 987 women), was analyzed for an association of the angiotenisinogen AGTM235T genotype (TT, MT, MM) with an endophenotype, heart rate (HR) in high and low anxious groups. METHODOLOGY. The interaction of AGTM genotype with anxiety, which has been independently associated with hypertension, was investigated adjusting for age, hypertension status, smoking, alcohol consumption, beta blocker medication, body mass index, physical activity and hours of television viewing (sedentary life style). PRINCIPAL FINDINGS. Although there was no main effect of genotype on HR in men or women, high anxious men with the TT genotype had high HR, whereas high anxious men with the MM genotype had low HR. In women, HR was inversely associated with anxiety but there was no interaction with genotype. CONCLUSION/SIGNIFICANCE. The results suggest that high anxiety in men with the TT genotype may increase risk for hypertension whereas the MM genotype may be protective in high anxious men. This type of gene x environment interaction may be one reason why genome wide association studies sometimes fail to replicate. The locus may be important only in combination with certain environmental factors.National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (UT FC, HL54472, HL54473, HL54495, HL54496, HL54497, HL54509, HL54515