Cognitive ergonomics is a scientific discipline that studies, evaluates, and designs tasks, jobs, products, environments and systems and how they interact with humans and their cognitive abilities. It is defined by the International Ergonomics Association as concerned with mental processes, such as perception, memory, reasoning, and motor response, as they affect interactions among humans and other elements of a system. CE is responsible for how work it’s done in the mind, meaning, the quality of work is dependent on the persons understanding of situations. Situations could include the goals, means, and constraints of work. The relevant topics include mental workload, decision-making, skilled performance, human-computer interaction, human reliability, work stress and training as these may relate to human-system design. Cognitive ergonomics studies cognition in work and operational settings, in order to optimize human well-being and system performance.

Eergonomics studies, Cognitive ergonomic, Cognitive load, decision-making,  Memory, Reasoning

In infertility treatments, one of the most hardest problem is thin endometrium which is neccessary affect implantation. Recently, autologous Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) injection has been prefered with catheter injection into the uterin cavity. The results are conflict between the series. Our patients diagnosed with thin endometrium failed to respond medical treatment. This case series reports on three women which has thin endometrium and history of recurrent implantation failure. We defined a new technique for PRP injection into the endometrium with hysteroscopy. Following the hysteroscopic PRP treatment, three patients that previously failed In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) performed IVF and achieved pregnancy. This is the first case report to define this technique in the literature and get pregnancy.

Platelet Rich Plasma; Hysteroscopy; Endometrium; Embryo Transfer

Background: The narrow perspective of the medical/psychiatric model of care doesn’t adequately consider advocacy groups in its concept of community health care. The central issue to positive mental health, and the resolution of life problems, such as alcohol or other drug challenges, gambling, abuse, etc., is partly vested in a robust recovery management system that is sensitive to the spiritual and cultural needs of consumers. The continued indifference in clinical assessment protocols of ethnic and cultural identity is a significant variable that impacts a person’s concept of belonging and further defines a person’s relationship to the dominant cultural standards of health. The mental health professions appear reluctant to embrace a program of healing that includes people with the “disease” who believe that long term recovery from their “disorder” is not just biological and psychological but also communal and spiritual. This historical neglect of recovery-oriented supportive communities is one of the helping professional’s greatest weakness.

Psychiatric model; Community health; Alcohol; Substance use; Gambling Psychiatric model

Background: Delirium is a challenging condition in the geriatric inpatient population due to its multifactorial nature. As anticholinergic medications have been observed to be associated with delirium, this association has led to the development of the Anticholinergic Cognitive Burden scale (ACB). Our objective is to dBackground: Delirium is a challenging condition in the geriatric inpatient population due to its multifactorial nature. As anticholinergic medications have been observed to be associated with delirium, this association has led to the development of the Anticholinergic Cognitive Burden scale (ACB). Our objective is to determine whether a high ACB score is associated with delirium within an Appalachian population in a West Virginia statewide referral center. Methods: In this retrospective cross-sectional study, 174 patients 65 years or older were assessed with the Confusion Assessment Method (CAM) upon arrival to a general medicine unit at J. W. Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown, West Virginia. The ACB scores were analyzed with reference to presence of delirium per the CAM. Subsequently, ACB scores were compared at two time points— arrival onto the inpatient unit and on the date of discharge. Results: There was no significant association between increased ACB score and presence of delirium. There was no difference in ACB score between patients with and without delirium (p=0.855). When comparing ACB scores on date of CAM versus on date of discharge, there was no significant difference between patients with or without delirium (p=0.467). Conclusion: There was no significant association between a high ACB score and a positive CAM at the time of initial assessment within the limitations of the study. Additionally, there was no change in anticholinergic burden upon patient discharge based on ACB scores.

Anticholinergic; Delirium; Anticholinergic Cognitive Burden scale (ACB)

Video games have potential benefits for military personnel and veterans while abroad and at home. On deployment, gaming helps active military personnel decompress, eases the troubles of separating from family and friends, and builds a sense of community. At home, video games offer a way to escape posttraumatic experiences and deal with civilian reintegration. Video gaming presents an opportunity for military personnel and veterans to relieve traumatic stress and cope through comradery. Thus, it becomes important to understand veteran video gaming behavior and to optimize this modality to help with transitioning back to civilian life with the many veteran specific health sequelae deployments may have caused.

 Video Gaming Impact on Veteran Stress Disorders and Treatment: A Review

Veterans, Military, Video, Gaming, Traumatic, Treatment

Journal of Polymer Science & Applications is a multidisciplinary in nature and publishes peer-reviewed scientific articles on novel innovations and advancements in  polymer science. The Journal has special emphasis on publication of the articles that communicate the application aspects of polymer science in medicine and engineering. The Journal considers manuscripts on relevant topics including polymer synthesis and polymer characterization. The Journal has successfully produced four volumes so far and is now venturing into the compilation of 5th volume. The first issue is scheduled to be released in February 2021. Authors are encouraged to submit their recent findings at the Journal online portal at the following link: https://www.scholarscentral.org/submissions/polymer-science-applications.html  If there is any problem during uploading the authors can send the manuscript as an email attachment to: manuscript@scitechnol.com. Authors can read the journal publication policies and information on manuscript preparation at: https://www.scitechnol.com/instructionsforauthors-polymer-science-applications.php.  Some of the most prominent research articles published by the Journal are: Physical and Mechanical Properties of Starch/Natural Rubber Biopolymer Blends. 2. Jute Fiber Added Starch Chitosan Blended Films Cross-linked with CaCl2. 3. Review on Biopolymers Based Sodium Ion Batteries. The articles published in the preceding volume were contributed by 22 authors from different countries.

Biopolymers, Electroactive polymers and polymeric actuators, Hydrogels, Plastic Engineering, Polymerization

Journal of Biodiversity Management & Forestry publishes latest developments and novel insights pertaining to a wide range of topics in biodiversity including biodiversity conservation, forest resources, environmental protection, wildlife management, ecology, restoration, remediation and soil conservation. The Journal was established in the year 2012 and has successfully produced 9 volumes of peer-reviewed articles at the rate of four issues per year. Some of the most impactful scholarly articles that the Journal has published recently are as following: 1. The Effects of Cell Size and Filtering Range on Automatically Extracted Tree Number and Average Tree Height Using Light Detection and Ranging Data in Fusion/LDV. 2. Council Forestry Faced with Diffuse and Complex Local Demand: The Experience of the Ngog-Mapubi/Dibang Inter-Council Forest Initiative in Cameroon. 3.A Review of the Visible and Hidden Opportunity Costs of Human-Wildlife Conflict in Kenya. 4. Phytogeographical Assessment of Family Poaceae Barnhart in Western Himalaya, India. The articles published by the Journal were cited 213 times by eminent researchers worldwide. interested authors can submit their contributions at online portal www.scholarscentral.org/submissions/biodiversity-management-forestry.html  or can even send by email to manuscript@scitechnol.com. Authors are encouraged to visit the following link for additional information on manuscript preparation: https://www.scitechnol.com/instructionsforauthors-biodiversity-management-forestry.php

Biodiversity Conservation, Biodiversity Management, Forest Biodiversity & Conservation, Forest Ecology & Ecosystem Services, Forests & Forest Products

Journal of Diagnostic Techniques and Biomedical Analysis provides an excellent academic platform for communication of systematic and scientific research outcomes in the field of medical diagnostics. The journal encourages submission of original research, critical reviews , expert opinions and case report on wide array of relevant topics including biomedical informatics, medical instrumentation, disease prognosis, analytical methods, radiology, sonography, biopsy, endoscopy and biomedical imaging. The Journal was established in 2012 and is now venturing into compilation of 10th successive volume at the ate of two issues per year. The Journal also publishes thematic special issues, the latest one entitled “Preventive measures for SARS-Cov-2”. Some of the most sought after recent research publications are as follows: 1. Assessment of Low Versus Standard kVp Settings in Cerebral CT Angiography for the Optimization of Contrast Medium.2. The Correlation between Chest CT and Quantitative RT-PCR Results for COVID-19 Diagnosing in Iran. 3. Development and Validation of a Quantification Method of Cotinine in Urine Using Two Innovative Technologies: Supported Liquid Extraction and QDa Detection. 4. Electromyography Study of the Contraction of the Scalene and Rectus Abdominis during the Respiratory Cycle in Healthy Subjects. 5. A Comparison of Three Simple, Rapid Methods for Red Blood Cell Removal from Whole Blood, Which are Suitable for Measuring Biomarkers at the Point of Care. 6. Circulating Micro RNA 21 Levels in Gastric Cancer Patients in Sri Lanka and Role of Helicobacter pylori as a Risk for Development of Gastric Cancer. The published articles of the Journal are cited 109 times by various research groups all across the world. interested authors can submit their research contributions online at  https://www.scholarscentral.org/submissions/diagnostic-techniques-biomedical-analysis.html  or can send by email to manuscript@scitechnol.com. Kindly click on the following link for detailed instructions on manuscript preparation: https://www.scitechnol.com/instructionsforauthors-diagnostic-techniques-biomedical-analysis.php.

Disease Diagnosis, Medical Conditions & Diseases, Diagnostic Techniques, Biomedical Informatics, Laboratory Tests

This is an International peer-reviewed open access journal publishing quality articles on plant physiology, cell biology, genetics, metabolism, pathology, and stress physiology and plant nutrition. The editorials board of the Journal is constituted by subject experts in plant science from USA, Canada and Egypt. The inception of the journal took place in the year 2013 and the Journal since then has been consistently publishing quality peer-reviewed articles on contemporary research topics in plant physiology including integrated disease management, plant disease control, plant metabolism, plant parasite interaction and microbiology. In the current year volume 9 the Journal has published five original research articles as follows: 1. Evaluation of Bread Wheat (Triticum aestivumL.) Genotypes for Stem and yellow Rust Resistance in Ethiopia.2. Chemical Management of Anthracnose-Twister (Colletotrichum gloeosporioides Penzig and Sacc-Gibberella moniliformis Wineland) Disease of Onion (Allium cepa L.).3. Effect of Genotypes, Ethephone and Boron and Their Interaction on Sex Expression and Yield of Summer Squash. 4. Characterization of Fungi of Stored Common Bean Cultivars Grown in the Menoua Division, Cameroon. 5. In-Vitro Screening of Indigenous Botanicals of Manipur for Anti Fungal Activities of Helminthosporium Oryzae an Incitant of Brown Spot Disease of Rice and Efficacy Test at Different Level of Concentrations. The articles were contributed by 14 distinct authors from diverse regions of the world. The journal is compiling the next issue and the manuscripts can be submitted online at https://www.scholarscentral.org/submissions/plant-physiology-pathology.html  or as an email attachment to submissions@scitechnol.com. The manuscript preparation guidelines are accessible at https://www.scitechnol.com/instructionsforauthors-plant-physiology-pathology.php.

Plant Pathology, Tree Physiology, Plant and Soil Sciences, Plant Parasite Interactions, Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics

The Journal publishes experimental and clinical studies including case reports and clinical trial pertaining to Human immunology. The Journal promotes scholarly communications in diagnostic techniques, pathogenesis, novel immunological methods, and immunogenetics and aims to provide comprehensive and clear landscape of modern clinical immunology for effective translation into public health. The Journal was established in the year 2018 and has already produced three volumes of peer-reviewed content at a frequency of four issues per year. Some of the recent journal publications are as follows: 1. Ghanekar A, J Clin Immunol Res 2020, 3:2 DOI: 10.37532/jcir.2020.3(2).109. 2.Ochola J, Korir CJ. et al., (2020) Immunophenotypic Characterization of ART-naive, HIV Infected Adults in Kombewa Sub-county, Kisumu: A Cross Sectional Study of Rural Population in Western Kenya. J Clin Immunol Res 2020 3:4. 3. Assessment of Low Versus Standard kVp Settings in Cerebral CT Angiography for the Optimization of Contrast Medium. Manuscript submissions can be made online at https://www.scholarscentral.org/submissions/clinical-immunology-research.html   or can be sent as email attachment to manuscript@scitechnol.com. Upon submission a unique manuscript ID is allotted within 72 hrs. Additional information for authors can be accessed at https://www.scitechnol.com/instructionsforauthors-journal-clinical-immunology-research.php.

Immune deficiency, Cancer Immunotherapy, Neuroimmunology,Immune pharmacology, Tumor Immunology