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    Analisis Kesiapan Lembaga Taman Kanak-Kanak dalam Menghadapi Akreditasi

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    Akreditasi menjadi acuan kualitas lembaga pendidikan. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui kesiapan lembaga TK Muslimat NU Al-Hikmah Sukodono di Kabupaten Lumajang dalam menghadapi akreditasi. Metode penelitian menggunakan kualitatif deskriptif dengan Teknik pengumpulan data menggunakan wawancara, observasi dan analisis dokumen. Analisis data menggunakan analisis interaktif miles Huberman meliputi pengumpulan data, reduksi data, penyajian data, penarikan kesimpulan dan verifikasi data. Kesimpulan penelitian, diketahui bahwa lembaga TK Muslimat NU Al-Hikmah Sukodono di Kabupaten Lumajang belum memiliki status akreditasi. Hal tersebut dikarenakan adanya beberapa hambatan pada saat proses pengajuan permohonan akreditasi sekolah kepada BAN PAUD. Analisis Kesiapan TK Muslimat NU Al-Hikmah Sukodono pada instrument EDS-PA dalam mengikuti akreditasi pada tahun 2022 sebesar 72,5%. Standar areditasi yang belum memenuhi ditemukan pada standar proses, standar sarana prasarana dan standar pengelolaan

    Estudio y dise帽o del programa de implementaci贸n del pilar del mantenimiento aut贸nomo, como una estrategia para aumentar la eficiencia global del equipo (OEE), reduciendo las causas de las seis grandes p茅rdidas para la l铆nea de producci贸n especializada en el principal cliente de la empresa Systempack Ltda.

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    <p>Hepatitis E virus (HEV) is a common cause of acute hepatitis worldwide. In Europe, HEV is a zoonosis transmitted via contaminated pork meat or other pork food products. Genotype 3 is the most prevalent HEV type in the animal reservoir, as well as in humans. Despite an increased incidence of hepatitis E across Europe, much remains unknown about its spread, sources and transmission routes. A One Health approach is crucial to better understand the (molecular) epidemiology of HEV. HEVnet was established in April 2017 as a network and database for sharing sequences and accompanying metadata collected from human, animal, food and environmental sources. HEVnet members working in the public health, veterinary health, food, environmental and blood safety sectors have submitted 1,615 HEV sequences from nine countries as at January 2019. Most are from humans (89%), and sequences of animal (5%), food (6%) or environmental (0.3%) origin are rare. Metadata for human sequences capture mostly sex (93%), year of birth (92%) and sampling (100%); data on region of sampling (37%) and clinical information (hospitalisation 27%, symptoms 20% or mortality 8%) are limited. HEVnet aims to expand into a global network capable of performing cross-sectoral and supranational studies, with a joint repository of molecular and epidemiological data on HEV.</p

    HEVnet: A one health, collaborative, interdisciplinary network and sequence data repository for enhanced hepatitis e virus molecular typing, characterisation and epidemiological investigations

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    Hepatitis E virus (HEV) is a common cause of acute hepatitis worldwide. In Europe, HEV is a zoonosis transmitted via contaminated pork meat or other pork food products. Genotype 3 is the most prevalent HEV type in the animal reservoir, as well as in humans. Despite an increased incidence of hepatitis E across Europe, much remains unknown about its spread, sources and transmission routes. A One Health approach is crucial to better understand the (molecular) epidemiology of HEV. HEVnet was established in April 2017 as a network and database for sharing sequences and accompanying metadata collected from human, animal, food and environmental sources. HEVnet members working in the public health, veterinary health, food, environmental and blood safety sectors have submitted 1,615 HEV sequences from nine countries as at January 2019. Most are from humans (89%), and sequences of animal (5%), food (6%) or environmental (0.3%) origin are rare. Metadata for human sequences capture mostly sex (93%), year of birth (92%) and sampling (100%); data on region of sampling (37%) and clinical information (hospitalisation 27%, symptoms 20% or mortality 8%) are limited. HEVnet aims to expand into a global network capable of performing cross-sectoral and supranational studies, with a joint repository of molecular and epidemiological data on HEV.</p
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