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The use of technology in patient management has brought a change in the delivery of health care in Saudi Arabia. This study evaluates the Knowledge, Attitudes and practices of healthcare staff in Saudi Arabia on the application of technology in managing patients. Descriptive research approach was used and self-administered questionnaires were administered to 186 healthcare staff, selected through random sampling technique. The study shows that healthcare providers have a diverse understanding and adoption of technology. Most understand the value of technology in terms of efficiency. The attitu

In this paper, we discuss the solution of nonlinear PDEs. We get an exact solution using inversion formula for Fourier transform. Using finite difference methods to get numerical solutions. The Crank-Nicholson stencil is a good technique that helped us to find an approximation of the exact solution with small errors.

Sri Lankan Muslims formed an ethno-centric political party in 1986 and it has completed almost three decades. This formation is considered as a paradigm political shift for north and eastern Muslims of the Island in particular. The main aim of this study is to explore the main reasons why Mohamed Ashraf, a civil activist as well as a senior lawyer, who was son of Kalmunai of Ampara district in Sri Lanka, wanted to form an ethno-centric party which is Sri Lanka Muslim Congress (SLMC), instead of involving in one of the national parties and to identify the contributions as well as the shortcomin

The agroindustrial sector is one of the most important activities in the Peruvian economy, since it represents 3.8% of the Gross Domestic Product in Peru, and Peruvian agroexports reached a record figure of US$ 9,807 million during the year 2022. which represents a growth of 12.3% compared to 2021, considering the destination of exports from this sector: 57% were made to American countries, 33% went to Europe and 10% to Asia; However, despite this growth, this sector presents a series of difficulties which affect its productivity, among these difficulties are: the lack of bargaining power in t

The Theory of Dignified Justice, a legal framework rooted in Pancasila and Indonesian cultural values, offers a unique approach to reconciling legal principles with the fundamental respect for human dignity. This study examines its application in judicial decisions, particularly within criminal law. The theory's three distinct layers—meta-meta theory, meta-theory, and legal dogmatics—provide a comprehensive framework for interpreting legal norms and guiding judicial reasoning. While the meta layers offer abstract guidance, legal dogmatics provides concrete principles that judges can apply