Information on the IGU after the 29th International Geographical Congress, Seoul, Korea, 2000

Huh, Woo-Kung

doi:10.3406/netco.2000.1465

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“…Bartlett's sphericity test (2071.471, significaneìce = 0.000, df = 153) proves that variables correlation is significant, whilst KMO (0.875) ensures the feasibility of factor analysis [80].…”

Section: Reliability Analysis and Exploratory Factor Analysis (Efa)mentioning

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An Investigation on the Use by Academic Researchers of Knowledge from Scientific Social Networking Sites

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Scientific social networking sites like ResearchGate or Academia.edu have become part of the work practice of academic researchers. These digital platforms have been designed precisely to encourage the exchange of knowledge between scholars and to help the expansion of collaborative networks among them. Even if studies on this topic have multiplied in recent years, there is a dearth of research on the actual impact of these platforms on scientific production. The goal of this study is to investigate the relationship between the attitude of researchers towards scientific social networks and the use of knowledge in their scientific work. Data from users of the scientific social networking site ResearchGate were collected. A total of 143 valid responses were received and structural equation modeling was applied for data analysis. Findings of this study confirmed that researchers use knowledge obtained from scientific social networking sites both incorporating it within their research products and to acquire new competences. In particular approaching the platform as a scientific community with a shared language and a shared vision was found to have a positive impact on knowledge use. To the best knowledge of the authors this is the first study investigating the actual use of knowledge from scientific social networking sites by academic researchers. Results help us to understand the impact of these platforms on the work practice of a strategic sector like scientific research.

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Section: Reliability Analysis and Exploratory Factor Analysis (Efa)mentioning

confidence: 98%

An Investigation on the Use by Academic Researchers of Knowledge from Scientific Social Networking Sites

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“…Zhu Gu Pig’s feet are traditionally consumed by Asian women to increase milk production during lactation. As early as 1610 the efficacy of Zhu Gu pig’s feet was documented in the royal medical text, Donguibogam 78. In 2013, a study by Kim and colleagues evaluated the perceived effectiveness and safety of consuming pigs’ feet.…”

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Herbalism for Modern Obstetrics

Feigel

Kennard

Lannaman

2021

Clinical Obstetrics &Amp; Gynecology

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More pregnant and nursing mothers are using herbal remedies than health care providers realize. Lack of familiarity with herbalism in addition to the sparsity of high-quality research for many complementary and alternative medicines are barriers for the western practitioner to engage a patient about herbal therapies. This review provides historical information and available evidence for Traditional Chinese and Western herbal medicines commonly sought by pregnant and nursing mothers. We will review herbs commonly used for: nausea and vomiting, constipation, gestational diabetes, threatened miscarriage, immune system support, parturition preparation, postpartum depression, postpartum bleeding and pain, wound healing, and lactation support.

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Information on the IGU after the 29th International Geographical Congress, Seoul, Korea, 2000

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An Investigation on the Use by Academic Researchers of Knowledge from Scientific Social Networking Sites

An Investigation on the Use by Academic Researchers of Knowledge from Scientific Social Networking Sites

Herbalism for Modern Obstetrics

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