KEGIATAN PENYIANGAN (WEEDING) BUKU, PASCA INTEGRASI PERPUSTAKAAN FAKULTAS DENGAN UNIT PELAKSANA TEKNIS PERPUSTAKAAN UNIVERSITAS SEBELAS MARET SURAKARTA

<p>The purpose of this paper are (1) to describe any procedures in the weeding activities after integrated library faculty with central library at Sebelas Maret Univercity in Surakarta and (2) to describe any obstacles encountered in the process of weeding at after integrated library faculty with central library at Universitas Sebelas Maret Surakarta. The type of this research is qualitative research through parsipative observation and study literature. The results of the research are summarized as follow. First, the process of weeding activity management a the Library after integrated<br />faculty library with central library at Univesitas Sebelas Maret Surakarta became old collection, Second. The obstacles faced in weeding activity management at Universitas Sebelas Maret is the absence of a written policy in weeding activities management, limits of space to surve collection, limits of librarians, and mistake of inputing on computer data base.</p><p>Key words: collection, weeding, old collections</p>

INFORMASI DATA REKAM MEDIS PASIEN DI RS BEDAH MITRA KABUPATEN LAMONGAN DENGAN METODE NAIVE BAYES DAN CLUSTERING DALAM PENENTUAN PENYAKIT HYPERTENSI

Medical records have a very broad sense, not only as a recording activity, but has a notion as a system of medical record recordings that start recording during the patient get medical service, followed by handling medical records file that includes the storage and the release of files from the storage for Serve requests or loans if from patients or for other purposes. Documents of patient medical record data from patient card data, especially patients with hypertension who at the time of control to the partner surgery hospital will from the medical record card document will be scanned or scanned into computer data base as data base storage efficiently and regularly , To then be tested with data mining by using clustering and naive baiyes to determine the number of patients based on the place or area of patients who are frequently treated at the partner surgical hospital.

The Pollbooks of Sandwich, Kent, 1831–68

Where a run of pollbooks exists it is possible, by transcribing the material into a computer data‐base, to trace the voting history of individual voters over the entire period of their psephological history. Sandwich was eventually disenfranchised in 1881 for gross corruption, which had a long history in the borough, and the analysis indicates—though it can never prove—which groups of voters were most likely to have been influenced by cash considerations. A further consideration of those voters who split their votes suggests which party might have been the principal beneficiary of this relatively unusual voting choice.

Contagious diseases in the Belgrade region

Data from records on population affected by contagious diseases in the period from 1991 to 1996 are entered in the computer data base and are managed by the Epidemiology corps of the City Public Health Institute. These data are used to serve the operative needs of the epidemiological corps in order to control contagious diseases within the district. They are analysed to obtain an insight into the problem of contagious diseases in general, and each individual disease in particular, while monitoring the distribution of diseases by gender, age and commune. In the period from 1991 to 1996 no person in Belgrade was down with a particularly dangerous contagious disease. The lowest number of the diseased was registered in 1991 (14788) and the highest in 1994 (27368). In 1996, the number of the diseased was higher by 33% than in 1991. Among the most widely spread contagious diseases was chicken pox (its share ranging from 22.5% to 54.6%), contagious diarrhea (from 7.4% to 17.3%), salmonellosis (from 2.9% to 6.1%), angina (from 2.6% to 5.6%). In the period reviewed, the above four diseases were among the ten most frequently incurred contagious diseases. In the course of 1993, measles fell within the group of ten and acquired epidemic proportions. The disease affected 3524 inhabitants of Belgrade (44. 7% children below 14 years of age and 32% young people from 15 to 19 years of age). The epidemic was caused by the discontinuation of regular vaccination of children against measles caused by the shortage of imported vaccination and by population migration. In the same year, the epidemic of rubella also broke out. The epidemic extended to 1994 and 1995. A breakdown of the diseased by gender ranged from 51.0% to 52.9% for males and from 47.1 % to 49.0% for females. Majority of the diseased were in the age groups 5-9 and 0-4 years while the least number of the diseased were among the aged. The youngest population was most frequently affected by chicken pox (from 35.6% to 69.4% of the overall number of those stricken by the disease), contagious diarrhea (from 4.5% to 17.5%), salmonellosis (from 3.1% to 7.4% ), angina (from 3.4% to 9.7%) and scarlet fever (from 3.1% to 7.3%). During the period reviewed, 69 people died from contagious diseases. Mortality from contagious diseases was lowest in 1992 and 1993 (3.1 and 3.4 per 1,000,000). It gradually rose to reach the highest value in 1996 (12.6% per 1,000,000). The largest number of people affected was reported in the communes of Novi Beograd, Zemun and Cukarica.

Adjustment of Serum Total Calcium for Albumin Concentration: Values Change with Age in Women but Not in Men

A total of 669 women and 609 men were selected from a laboratory computer data base in such a way that they would be expected to have a low prevalence of disturbances of calcium homeostasis but a wide range of serum albumin concentrations. The least squares regression coefficients of total calcium on albumin did not differ between men and women, nor did they differ at different ages. Mean serum albumin-adjusted calcium concentrations did not change with age in men from 1 to 90 years, and values were similar in women aged 1–20 years. However, adjusted calcium concentrations were significantly lower in women aged 21–50 and higher in women aged 61–90 than in younger women and all men. The differences were small and are unlikely to affect clinical interpretation.

Washington State's Stormwater Management Program

To comply with state and federal laws, the Washington State Department of Transportation developed a Stormwater Management Program. The program included an outfall inventory and retrofit program, a Highway Runoff Manual (HRM), and stormwater research. Field crew inventoried sites where highway stormwater runoff is collected and discharged to surface water, ground water, and municipal storm sewers. Pipes, ditches, and stormwater structures that provide quantity and quality control were inventoried. The screening assessment for potential water pollution problems was made via observation and sampling kit. The sampling kit was found to be ineffective at identifying illicit connections. Inventoried sites were mapped using global positioning and geographic information system technology. Research was conducted on sites to determine watershed characteristics, potential environmental effects, and Best Management Practice (BMP) retrofit options. A computer data base of information is maintained to facilitate stormwater management activities. A prioritization scheme was developed to identify priority sites for retrofit, based on the following factors: receiving water body, beneficial uses, pollution loading, percent highway drainage, cost-pollution benefit, and values trade-off. The HRM was developed to direct stormwater management for existing and new state highways, rest areas, park-and-ride lots, and ferry terminals. Water quality and quantity issues for construction and maintenance are addressed by meeting the minimum requirements of the manual. Thirteen research projects have been funded to evaluate experimental BMPs, to determine BMP pollutant removal efficiencies, and to assess the costs and benefits of retrofitting outfalls. Research included bench-scale work, field projects, and a department survey.

Adjustment of Serum Total Calcium for Albumin Concentration: Effects of Non-Linearity and of Regression Differences between Laboratories

It has been reported that the relationship between serum total calcium and albumin concentrations in hospital patients deviates from linearity at low albumin concentrations. We searched a large laboratory computer data base for adult patients with discretionary requests for serum calcium analysis but with no other data suggestive of disturbances of calcium homeostasis, and collected a minimum of 100 calcium values at each of a wide range of albumin concentrations. We confirmed the earlier observation, but found that the use of a single regression to derive an adjustment of total calcium for albumin gave only small differences of no clinical significance. To investigate whether equations to adjust total calcium for albumin can be transferred between laboratories, three laboratory computers were searched for calcium requests from patients likely to have a low prevalence of calcium disturbances. The regressions of total calcium on albumin differed significantly between laboratories, but within each laboratory gave adjusted calcium values identical with those in health. Although the errors resulting from applying an equation from one laboratory to another were small and unlikely to be of major clinical significance, we recommend that where possible laboratories should derive adjustment equations from their own data.