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SOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF BACHELOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION TRAINING PROGRAM IN HO CHI MINH CITY UNIVERSITY OF PEDAGOGY, VIETNAM
Training management is an important function of universities, giving recommendations to the principal when developing the training development strategies; organizing training courses, recruitment; examination and assuring the quality according to the regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training. This can be considered as a "backbone" in education, which is the basis of school development. In particular, doing research and proposing solutions to improve the quality of the training programs in the school regularly are necessary. This article introduces some achievements and limitations in the Bachelor of physical education training program in Ho Chi Minh City University of Pedagogy. Consequently, some effective solutions to improve the training program are also proposed. Article visualizations
Digital Transformation of the Banking Industry in Developing Countries
Purpose: The study's objective is to test the impact of digital transactions on banking performance. Based on the previous research and the actual situations, it has been recognized that the critical role of digital banking is in developing the banking industry, especially in developing countries.
Theoretical framework: In the next section, the study presents background information to promote the research. The digital transformation has changed how customers use financial services. This has pushed banks to adapt more quickly to the wave of digital transformation if they don't want to lose their valuable customer base.
Design/methodology/approach: the methodology applied uses POOL, FEM, REM, and FGLS models to examine the impact of banking transactions made by digital technology on the bank's deposit and lending revenue. This article studies banking operations on digital platforms from 2012 to 2019 in developing countries.
Findings: The article's findings showed that digital banks' flexible products and services bring many benefits with a high level of interaction, such as supporting the relationship between customers and banks and improving operating revenue.
Research, Practical & Social implications: Practical implications enhanced the development potential of digital banking is relatively large, stemming from the market demand development orientation of the banking industry.
Originality/value: The paper's originality and value help banks invest in digital technology as the way forward to better serve their customers
Policies on Inclusive Education for Children with Disabilities in Vietnam
This article traces the history of inclusive education policy development, laws that have been promulgated, and the dissemination of policy and legal rights and responsibilities through conferences, seminars and university coursework in Vietnam since 1995 when the responsibility for educating children with disabilities shifted from the Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs to the Ministry of Education and Training. Numerous standards of practice related to roles and responsibilities and recommendations for improvemtns in policy and practice are shared as well as lessons learned from external evaluation efforts that will be valuable for further development and refinement of poilicies to forward inclusive education in Vietnam
The affine cones over Fano-Mukai fourfold of genus are flexible
In this paper, we will show that the affine cones over any smooth Fano-Mukai
fourfold of genus are flexible.Comment: 9 pages, comments are welcome
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Pharmacokinetics of terbinafine in penguins
The first project of this thesis is an in vitro study. This study was performed with 8 hydrocortisone topical products on the market for the purpose of comparing one Tec Lab product, a Corticool gel, to the other seven common products on the market. The permeation of these products was tested with three types of membranes: a synthetic membrane, a mouse skin, and an EpidermTM using a Franz Cell apparatus. The synthetic membrane seemed to over-estimate the hydrocortisone permeation through the skin. Mouse skin has a higher permeation compared to human cultured skin, EpidermTM. Corticool gel (1% hydrocortisone), which has a higher hydrocortisone solubility compared to other creams and lotions, showed a significantly higher drug diffusion rate through all of the three membranes. The Corticool gel exhibited better hydrocortisone permeation than the Prescription hydrocortisone cream 2.5%. Cortizone-10 ointment (1% hydrocortisone) showed a very low hydrocortisone permeation through all of the three membranes. It is predicted that the same comparative behavior would be observed in vivo on applying these formulations. Corticool gel is suggested to be used for fast action treatment.
The second project related to a preparation of orally disintegrating tablets of melatonin and orally disintegrating tablets containing sustained-release beads of acetaminophen. A combination of superdisintegrants, amino acids, effervescent materials, and sweeteners was placed into a melatonin tablet and then compressed into a normal-shaped tablet. The melatonin tablet exhibited a short disintegration time in water, had adequate hardness, and passed the friability test. This tablet also tasted good and could be used for children and vulnerable subjects having difficulty in swallowing.
The acetaminophen tablet combines two desirable properties: fast disintegration and sustained release of the drug. Acetaminophen sustained-release beads were added inside the tablet. The tablet disintegrated very quickly in water to release the sustained-release beads. By using hydrophilic polymers (HPMC and polyethylene oxide), the sustained release beads were protected and the sustained-release properties maintained. Similar excipients to those used in the melatonin tablet were used as excipients in the acetaminophen tablet to obtain fast tablet disintegration. A higher pressure was needed to combine beads and other excipients surrounding the beads into tablets. The tablets also had longer disintegration times but were still considered fast disintegrating tablets.
The third project is a pharmacokinetic study of terbinafine in penguins aiming at treatment aspergillosis. Terbinafine was administered orally by single dosing and multiple dosing to African penguins (Spheniscus demersus). The pharmacokinetics parameters were calculated. The best-fitted model, a two-compartment open model with a deep-tissue elimination phase, was selected. A recommended dose also was calculated to treat fungal infections in penguins
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Preparing sustained release dosage forms of nifedipine by hot-melt coating method
A nifedipine sustained release dosage form was prepared by using hot-melt batch
coating. Substrates are sugar beads, mesh size 30-35. Stearic acid, Acid Triglyceride, and
carnauba wax were coating agents used to make single layer coated beads and multiple
layer coated beads containing nifedipine. Dissolution of nifedipine from the beads and
from capsules containing the beads was evaluated for 24 hours. Goodness of fit, total
drug released, and "acceptance value" according to the "Acceptance Table" in USP25-
NF2O were criteria used to evaluate dissolution profile in vitro. Convolution process was
applied to obtain predicted plasma concentrations for comparison to published data for
two well known commercial products: Adalat® CC and Procardia® XL 30mg.
In vitro test results showed the new hot-melt batch coating process is feasible to
produce zero-order kinetics for drug dissolution. Capsules containing dual coated beads
with carnauba wax in the inner coating layer and stearic acid in the outmost layer yielded
similar dissolution profiles and predicted plasma concentrations to Procardia XL.
However, drug quantity deposited on the sugar bead was low, thus it is necessary in the
future to alter formulation to improve drug loading capacity
A SURVEY ON THE DIFFICULTIES IN WRITING ESSAYS OF ENGLISH MAJORED SOPHOMORES AT TAY DO UNIVERSITY, VIETNAM
This thesis “A study on the difficulties in writing essays of English-majored sophomores at Tay Do University” was conducted to examine the difficulties that second-year students majoring in English often met in writing essays. For this purpose, the participants in this study were 100 English majored sophomores in classes 14A, 14B and 14C at Tay Do University. The interview with 3 extended statements for English majored teachers and a questionnaire with 25 closed statements for students is used as instruments to collect the data. The data from the interview and questionnaire were collected to make clear and prove the problems that the students have had in writing essays. The study figured out some difficulties about background knowledge, vocabulary, grammar structure, idea arrangement and orthography in writing essays faced by English majors sophomores at Tay Do University. Besides, this study also helps students realize their challenges and improve their writing essays. Article visualizations
MODELING OF OIL SPILLS IN THE GANH-RAI GULF FOR THE PLAN OF COASTAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
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The effect of psychological collectivism on creative work involvement: The role of prosocial motivation and leadership style
Collectivism is a common concept in the cultural study, which is used to describe a community whose motivation and emphasis are strongly tight to collective perspective. Considering previous research's suggestions on another level of analysis of collectivism, and limitations of the cultural-based view of collectivism in studying organizational behaviors, this thesis examined collectivism at the individual level as a personality trait, termed psychological collectivism.
The prior research investigated several outcomes of psychological collectivism. Out of them, creative work involvement has been neglected. Given the importance of innovation process, in which creative engagement is essential, in the current knowledge-based economy, and advantages of the collective attitude in facilitating group-based project works, the relationship between psychological collectivism and creative work involvement should be explored. This thesis objective is to study (1) the effect of psychological collectivism on creative work involvement, (2) the mediating role of prosocial motivation in this relationship, and (3) the moderating effect of three different leadership styles (i.e. transformational leadership, transactional leadership, laissez-faire) on the psychological collectivism-creative work involvement relationship.
To address these objectives, this thesis utilized the quantitative approach. A sample of 167 organizational members working in different organizations was studied. The data were collected by the online web-based questionnaire, and all the variables were measured at the same point of time. After that, Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) method is used to analyze the data. The results indicated that psychological collectivism is positively related to creative work involvement; prosocial motivation partially mediates this relationship; transactional leadership marginally weakens the psychological collectivism-creative work involvement relationship; whereas, transformational leadership and laissez-faire show no significant moderating effect.
The research findings suggested that employees who have a stronger orientation to work in groups will devote more time and effort to creative processes associated with work, and one of the mechanisms explained this motive is through employee's motivation to help others. Also, leaders who strongly emphasize on results, and use rewards as motivators for employees' job accomplishment may undermine their willingness to carry out creative activities. These make several implications for management practices such as a proper human resource allocation for innovation projects, customized training programs, and suitable leadership behaviors to different groups of employees
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