Publications by authors named "F T Hoxha"
Beeswax is one of the most important products for the well-being of bee colonies. The wax glands of young worker bees produce beeswax, which serves as a building material for honeycomb construction. Beekeepers using hives with mobile frames mainly utilize local beeswax to make foundations.
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- Virtual Anthropology (VA) is using technology to study bones in a virtual world, similar to how physical anthropologists study them in real life.
- The researchers looked at 30 pelvis bones and measured them using two kinds of scans to see if the results were different when using 3D models compared to the actual bones.
- They found that while most measurements were very close, some showed significant differences, and measuring in a virtual environment can be tricky, especially for getting angles right.
Background: Electronic health record (EHR) system users devise workarounds to cope with mismatches between workflows designed in the EHR and preferred workflows in practice. Although workarounds appear beneficial at first sight, they frequently jeopardize patient safety, the quality of care, and the efficiency of care.
Objective: This review aims to aid in identifying, analyzing, and resolving EHR workarounds; the Sociotechnical EHR Workaround Analysis (SEWA) framework was published in 2019.
Background: Due to the increasing use of shared decision-making, patients with esophagogastric cancer play an increasingly important role in the decision-making process. To be able to make well-informed decisions, patients need to be adequately informed about treatment options and their outcomes, namely survival, side effects or complications, and health-related quality of life. Web-based tools and training programs can aid physicians in this complex task.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFPsychometric properties of the Albanian version of chewing-function questionnaire CFQ-ALB.
Health Qual Life Outcomes
March 2016
Background: The new Chewing Function Questionnaire (CFQ) was lately developed in Croatia to measure the chewing ability in prosthodontic patients, as a one-dimensional instrument consisting of 10-items. Therefore, the objective of this study was to develop an Albanian version of the CFQ questionnaire and to test its psychometric properties in a new typical environment among the Kosovo population.
Materials And Methods: The original version of CFQ questionnaire was translated and cross-culturally adapted from the English language into Albanian in accordance with international guidelines.