Background: Resilience refers to the capacity for suitable responding to stress in achieving the objectives at the least physical and psychological costs. The present review aims to illustrate the individual and contextual features of resilience improvement in healthcare professions.    Methods: A scoping review was conducted according to the PRISMA-ScR guidelines and searching the online data...

The aims of this study were to identify the retrieval features for online databases; difficulties faced by users; and retrieval features expected by users. A total of 25 databases were surveyed and 40 users were interviewed after the training sessions. Common retrieval features included Boolean operators, phrase searching, match of exact words or phrases, field specific and limit fields searche...

Link-based domain models are hyperstructures that have domain specific semantics. They can be represented using new Web standards and can be applied in formulating structured queries so that Web users can get more specific results relevant to their information needs. This paper presents this idea and discusses several technical considerations to implement this idea. DELITE Online, an online inf...

Increasingly, individuals are taking active participation in learning and managing their health by leveraging online resources. Understanding online health information searching behavior can help us to study what health topics users search for and how search queries are formulated. In this work, we analyzed 10 million cardiovascular diseases (CVD) related search queries from MayoClinic.com. We ...

String searching is a pervasive primitive of computation. In on-line string searching, the text string is given in advance, but it is required that, as soon as one finishes reading a pattern, it must be possible to decide whether or not it occurs in the text. This paper surveys serial and parallel methods fOT on-line string searching. The auxiliary structures used aTe also suited to a host of o...

In this paper, we consider the problem of the dynamic processing of large amounts of sparse three-dimensional data. It is assumed that computations are performed in a neighborhood defined around each point in order to retrieve local properties. This general kind of processing can be applied to a wide variety of applications. We propose a new, efficient data structure and corresponding algorithm...

Federated searching was once touted as the library world’s answer to Google, but ten years since federated searching technology’s inception, how does it actually compare? This study focuses on undergraduate student preferences and perceptions when doing research using both Google and a federated search tool. Students were asked about their preferences using each search tool and the perceived re...

Recent years have seen an increased interest in and availability of parallel corpora. Large corpora from international organizations (e.g. European Union, United Nations, European Patent Office), or from multilingual Internet sites (e.g. OpenSubtitles) are now easily available and are used for statistical machine translation but also for online search by different user groups. This paper gives ...

Digital libraries remove physical barriers to accessing information, but the language barrier still remains due to: multilingual collections and the linguistic diversity of users. This study aims at understanding the effect of users’ language skills and field of knowledge on their language preferences when searching for information online and to provide new insights on the access to multilingua...