Waste production in healthcare facilities in developing countries has brought about a variety of concerns due to the use of inappropriate methods of managing the wastes. Inappropriate treatment and final disposal of the wastes can lead to adverse impacts to public health, to occupational health and safety, and to the environment. Unfortunately, most economically developing countries suffer a va...

A simulation/optimization (S/0) model to aid managing multiobjective wastewater loading to streams while maintaining adequate downstream water quality is presented. The conflicting objectives are to maximize the human and dairy cattle populations from which treated wastewater can be discharged to the river system. Nonindustrial municipal (domestic) wastewater undergoes primary and secondary tre...

Indonesia is in the top 5 country that generates solid waste. It 14th largest world managing waste, but unfortunately, not known for its diligence to waste management. In 2019, coordinating minister Maritime Affairs and Investment of Republic Indonesia, Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, stated it a priority national agenda keep improving management due growing number people living urban areas estimated ...

BACKGROUND The psychological and personal well-being of nurses can change the way they care for patients. If nurses' grief is not properly managed, the nursing shortage will continue to grow. Consequently, a need exists for the identification of nurses' grief and effective interventions to manage grief to ensure the successful development and growth of the nursing profession. OBJECTIVES This ...

PACIS2008 Each corporation enhances the knowledge work as a source of competitiveness. The knowledge work generates from employee's collaboration. In this research, we propose a method of managing the collaboration network by changing employee's communication behavior.