Volume 13 | Issue 4 |

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Oracle Cloud integration with third-party systems is the core element of enterprise IT architecture in the current era, allowing continuous data streams and increased interoperability between systems. However, despite increasing adoption of cloud computing and the rich feature set of Oracle Cloud, there are significant barriers to efficient and secure integration with third-party systems. These are data silo management, ensuring data quality and consistency, reducing security risks, and coping with the disparity in data model complexity. The literature presents several integration strategies, such as API-based, event-driven architectures, middleware solutions, and microservices; however, there are lacunae in understanding how to integrate these approaches in an overall manner to get the best performance. There are fewer studies on how the newer emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and low-code/no-code solutions can assist in overcoming the integration complexities. The research gap identified relates to the need for the creation of more adaptive, automated, and scalable integration solutions that can suitably address the changing needs of businesses operating in multi-cloud and hybrid environments. While the existing literature largely focuses on different integration frameworks and tools, there is a substantial shortage of research into their practical application, particularly in large, multinational organizations. This review synthesizes and examines existing research between 2015 and 2024, identifying key strategies for preventing integration issues while also suggesting areas that need further research. It emphasizes the need to utilize interdisciplinary approaches that combine automation, security, and compliance frameworks to enable efficient, secure, and scalable Oracle Cloud integrations with external systems. Bridging these gaps is important to drive advancements in cloud integration approaches and to promote more integrated and interoperable enterprise environments.

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Oracle Cloud, third-party system integration, data flow, systems interoperability, cloud integration challenges, API integration, event-driven architecture, middleware, microservices, automation with AI, blockchain security, low-code platforms, hybrid cloud, multi-cloud, data synchronization, integration frameworks, enterprise systems.

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Glucose is one of the least stable analytes in blood sample. Estimation of true glucose level is important for diagnosis of diabetes at the earliest, monitoring control of blood sugar and also to identify high risk patients. Erythrocytes in blood utilize glucose by glycolysis by the glycolytic enzyme complexes present in their membrane. There is also reduction in blood sugar level in collected and stored blood due to glycolysis occurring in white blood cells. To avoid this reduction in the glucose level, varieties of methods are employed. Placing the blood samples in ice slurry and immediate separation of plasma from blood cells may prevent the reduction of glucose level. But this practice may not always be possible when transporting samples from the field to the clinical laboratory. To decrease glycolysis during storage, conventionally, sodium fluoride is added to blood. Other technique like use of serum gel separator is also useful in slowing down the glycolysis. It is further demonstrated by that acidification of blood samples using a combination of citrate buffer, NaF and EDTA was more effective in arresting glycolysis during storage

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Glucose, Sodium Fluoride (NaF), EDTA and Clot Activator Tubes

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In today's digital world, cyber fraud is a big threat to people, businesses, and governments. This study looks at newspaper reports on cyber fraud to understand different types of crimes, the money lost, and the risks to online security. It highlights common scams like fake investment schemes, phishing attacks, ransom ware, AI-based cybercrime, and social media fraud. By studying the victims, the research shows who is most affected and how much money is lost, ranging from thousands to crores of rupees. The findings stress the need for better cyber security, more public awareness, and stricter laws to fight these growing threats.

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Cyber fraud, financial scams, phishing, ransom ware , AI-based cybercrime, investment fraud, social media scams, cyber security risks, financial losses, cyber threats.

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Pharmaceutical companies experience two streams of marketing, a push stream aimed at the decision maker and a pull stream aimed at the end consumer.

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prescription, supply, purchase, and/or consumption of medical medicines.".

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This research report explores how strategic Human Resource Management (HRM) practices influence and enhance research performance in organizations, particularly academic institutions and research-based firms. With innovation and knowledge generation being key drivers of competitiveness and growth, the role of HR in facilitating high-quality research output has become crucial. The report identifies key HRM practices--such as talent acquisition, performance management, training and development, and a supportive work environment--that contribute significantly to the productivity and effectiveness of research personnel. The study concludes that aligning HR strategies with research goals leads to sustained innovation, greater motivation, and improved research outcomes.

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Research performance; HRM practices; Institutions of higher education; Researchers; factors.

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Analysis of volume dependence of Grüneisen parameter and melting curves for some binary solids

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Analysis of volume dependence of Grüneisen parameter and melting curves for some binary solids

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This work presents you the simplest yet robust scalping strategy designed for Bank nifty option buying leveraging price action along with VWAP confirmation and the volume OI filers to overcome the problems of complex mathematical based models. By focusing on 15-second timeframes this strategy mixes pullback and breakout scalping with strict risk management (1% capital per trade and 1:2 risk-reward). Backtested on 53 trades in different volatility regimes (low IV <15% to high IV >30%) it seeks 65% accuracy and also avoided the pitfalls of overfitting. The key innovations over here include the dynamic gap rule for VWAP reliability and the real-time filters of the liquidity (bid-ask less than 0.1%). This research illustrates the disciplined executions limited to around 10 high quality trades on a single trading day with optimal type window during the 9:45 to 11:30 outperforms the traditional overtrading approaches. Results do validate Paul Tudor Jones' (legendary hedge fund manager) philosophy which is "Simplicity in trend following yields consistent profits"

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Problem statement ABSTRACT An exploratory study to assess the knowledge and practices of caregivers in the prevention and management of diarrhea in a selected areas of district Fatehgarh, Sahib, Punjab Purpose of the study: The study is to assess the knowledge and practices of caregivers in the prevention and management of diarrhea. Thus, effective measure can be planned to help caregivers by providing knowledge on the prevention and management of Diarrhea. Objectives: The objectives of the study were to: ?To assess the knowledge of caregivers in the prevention and management of diarrhea. ?To assess the Practices of caregivers 9in the prevention and management of diarrhea. ?To find out co-relations between knowledge and practices of caregivers in prevention and management of diarrhea. ?To associate the knowledge of caregivers regarding prevention and management of diarrhea with selected variables e.g. gender, age, residential area, religion, marital status of caregivers, educational status, type of family and monthly family income ?To associate the practices of caregivers regarding prevention and management of diarrhea with selected variables e.g. gender, age, residential area, religion, marital status of caregivers, educational status, type of family and monthly family income. Methods and Materials A descriptive evaluative approach was adopted for the present study. The research design was adopted nonexperimental in this study. The study setting was selected in rural communities of Saunti and Jalalpur Mandi Gobindgarh areas of Punjab. The sample of the study considered 100 caregivers. The tool used for data collection was self structured questions that comprises of 8 demographic variables and 22 items on Knowledge, 15 practices questions on caregivers. The technique adopted for the study was booklet method. The reliability of the tool was with 'r' =0.80. Data gathered was analyzed by using descriptive and inferential statistics in terms of frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation, paired 't' test and chi square test. Results Hence it was concluded that majority of caregivers (65%) were female ,most of the caregivers (65%) were in the age group of (26-33)years, Majorities (58%) of caregivers were from rural area, maximum no of caregivers (39%) were Sikh, Based on Marital status most of the caregivers (94%) were married, majority of caregivers (39%) had senior secondary educational status, majority of caregivers (53%) belong to nuclear family, maximum number of (44%) of families had (20001-30000) monthly family income. Conclusion From the findings of the study following conclusion were drawn: 1.The difference between knowledge score was statically significant at p<0.05 level. Thus structured Questionnaire was significantly effective in raising the knowledge level of caregivers regarding prevention and management of diarrhoea. 2.There was significant effect of gender, age, residential status, religion, marital status, educational status, type of family and family monthly income regarding prevention and management of Diarrhea.

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STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM "A descriptive study to assess the knowledge and practice on selected aspects of postnatal care among primi gravid mothers in selected Hospitals of district Fatehgarh Sahib". PURPOSE OF THE STUDY The purpose of the study was to assess knowledge and practice on selected aspects of postnatal care among primi gravid mothers and to prepare and distribute guidelines to them for further increase in knowledge and to improve practice. OBJECTIVES 1.To assess the knowledge on selected aspects of postnatal care among primi gravid mothers. 2.To assess the practice on selected aspects of postnatal care among primi gravid mothers. 3.To find out the relationship between knowledge and practice on selected aspects of postnatal care among primi gravid mothers. 4.To assess the relationship between knowledge on selected aspects of postnatal care among primi gravid mothers with selected demographic variables. 5.To assess the relationship between practice of primi gravid mothers on selected aspects of postnatal care with selected demographic variables. 6.To prepare guidelines regarding aspects of postnatal care among primi gravid mothers. METHODS The conceptual framework of the present study was based on " Health belief model" described by Rosenstock's Becker and Maiman's model (1974). A descriptive approach was adopted for the study. Through Purposive sampling technique total 120 primi gravid mothers were selected. The tool used had 3 sections. Section A: Demographic variables. Section B: Assessment of self-structured knowledge questionnaire 4 subareas on selected aspects of postnatal care among primi gravid mothers. Section C: Assessment of self structured practice checklist 15 statements. Data collection is followed by the analysis and interpretation of data, where collected data are analysed and interpreted in accordance with study objectives. The collected data was analyzed based on the objectives of the study using descriptive and inferential statistics i.e. Mean, mean percentage, standard deviation, Karl Pearson's Correlation coefficient and ANOVA test and ' t' test. Results of the study have been formulated by tabulation in forms of figures and graphs i.e. bar graphs. RESULTS Results were drown on the bases of findings of the study out of 120 primi gravid mothers maximum 62(51.6%) mothers had good knowledge as followed by 43(35.8%) had average knowledge and 8(6.6%) had poor knowledge score. Only 7 (5.83%) had excellent knowledge score on selected aspects of postnatal care. Out of 120 maximum number of 118 (98.3%) primi gravid mothers had satisfactory level of practice and only 2(1.6%) primi gravid mothers had unsatisfactory level of practice on selected aspects of postnatal care. This study had identified that primi gravid mother's knowledge was found statistically significant at (p <0.05) level i:e educational status, religion, area of residence and source of information but age (in years), occupational status, type of family and monthly family income (in Rs) were found statistically Non-significant at (p <0.05) level. Where as in Practice Age in years, educational status, occupational status, religion, type of family found statistically significant at (p <0.05) level but area of residence, monthly family income (in Rs) and source of information was found statistically Non- significant at (p <0.05) level. RECOMMENDATIONS: Based on the result of the study following recommendations were made:-The study can be replicated on a large sample to generalize its findings, Similar study may be replicated on large samples for wider generalization, An exploratory study can be conducted to explore knowledge and practice regarding selected aspects of postnatal care among primi gravid mothers, A comparative study will be conducted to assess the knowledge and practices on selected aspects of postnatal care among primi gravid mothers, A study can be conducted to assess the effectiveness of structured teaching programme on the knowledge and practices on selected aspects of postnatal care among primi gravid mothers

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This study investigates the adjustment capacity of students studying in co-educational and separated schools at the higher education level in Durg district. A sample of 100 students, consisting of 50 boys and 50 girls, from 2 co-educational schools and 2 separated schools was selected using the Disproportionate Stratified Random Sampling method. The Adjustment Inventory for School Students (AISS-SS), developed by A.K.P. Sinha and R.P. Singh (2013), was employed to assess the adjustment capacity of students. The study aims to compare the adjustment capacity of students in these two different educational settings and determine if significant differences exist based on the type of school attended and gender. Statistical treatment using the T-test was applied to analyze the data. The findings reveal a significant difference between Adjustment Capacity of Students Studying in Co-educational and Separated School at Higher Education Level. a significant difference between Adjustment Capacity of Boys Studying in Co-educational and Separated School at Higher Education Level and a significant difference between Adjustment Capacity of Girls Studying in Co-educational and Separated School at Higher Education Level.

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Adjustment Capacity, Co-educational, Separated School, Higher Education

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