A proposed framework for health care system in Bahrain

Authors: Hewahi N., Salman A.F., Mahjoub A., Zehar K.
Nowadays, home-based health care systems are becoming one of the most important issues in smart city applications. The statistical data of death reasons in Bahrain reveals relatively high percentages of deaths from diabetic disease (15%) and heart complications (16%). The authors of this paper propose a framework for developing a [...]

Oerformance of carbon nano-tubes (CNT) on aging and moisture damage behaviours in asphalt binder

Authors: Arifuzzaman Md., Tarefder R.A., Aziz Md.M.A.
Moisture damage and aging occurs simultaneously in asphalt binder while it is on road pavement in service life and not easy to avoid. This study tries to minimize those two effects with the utilization of carbon nano tubes (CNT) with asphalt binder with the help of Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM). [...]

Does the provision of non-audit services affect auditor independence and audit quality? Evidence from bahrain

Authors: Khasharmeh H., Desoky A.M.
The main aim of this research is to investigate perceptions of respondents (auditors, accountants and financial managers) on the effect of provision of non-audit services (NAS) to audit clients companies upon auditor independence and audit quality. This study expands on previous work done on the effects of providing non-audit services [...]

Thiamine-functionalized silver nanoparticles for the highly selective and sensitive colorimetric detection of Hg2+ ions

Authors: Khan U., Niaz A., Shah A., Zaman M.I., Zia M.A., Iftikhar F.J., Nisar J., Ahmed M.N., Akhter M.S., Shah A.H.
Hg2+ contamination is a serious threat to the environment; hence, the development of methods for its trace level detection is urgently required. To contribute in this domain, we report for the first time the application of a highly sensitive and selective colorimetric sensing platform for Hg2+ ions using thiamine-functionalized silver [...]

Fitting school buildings to the requirements of physically disabled students in Algeria: An ergonomic study

Authors: Bouabdellah L., Kharbache H., Mokdad M., Mebarki B.
Achieving development in any country is a joint responsibility and needs intensive efforts from all citizens; the able-bodied and the disabled. But how can people with disabilities contribute to this development if their work and environment are not fitted to them? In Algeria, according to the Algerian National Office of [...]

M-Readiness assessment model development and validation: Investigation of readiness index and factors affecting readiness

Authors: Bakhsh M., Mahmood A., Ahmed Sangi N.
It is important for distance learning institutions to be well prepared before designing and implementing any new technology based learning system to justify the investment and minimize failure risk. It can be achieved by systematically assessing the readiness of all stakeholders. This paper first proposes an m-readiness assessment process and [...]

Competences and commitments on work related convictions of software professionals

Authors: Upadhyaya M., El-Shishini H.M., Chavan D.
The current research study evaluates the generational diversity that exist in the modern organizations and specifically the study focus on the generational differences between Gen-X and Y professionals who are employed in IT and ITES industry. The current research aimed to investigate the possibilities of generational differences towards work commitment [...]

Framework for route optimization of solid waste collection

Authors: Al-Jubori K., Gazder U.
Collecting, transport, disposal, and managing Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) within urban context is a challenge worldwide. It directly impacts; environmental, health and economic aspects of modern and smart urban cities. MSW transport is the most expensive item in MSW management and in some cases might take up most of the [...]

Reflexivity in applying “inspiration economy” research: Changing the game to make the research groups “researchers”

Authors: Ahmed D., Buheji M.
The overarching aim of this research is to extend and examine the way in which the inspiration economy (IE) can be applied in different contexts and countries, bearing in mind how social and cultural contexts influence the way in which research methods and fields are utilized. This is achieved through [...]

Smart assistive system for severely disabled patients

Authors: Masaad S., Jassim S., Mahdi L., Bahri Z.
A smart assistive system is designed and implemented to provide severely disabled patients with a fair level of autonomy and ease of communication. The system is based on an interactive, custom-tailored, artefact-mitigated and fault-tolerant Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) and is designed to work in real-time using an elaborate MATLAB code, Arduino [...]
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