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Item Restricted Civil liability for illegal credit card inquiries (comparative study)(Assiut University, 2024-03-10) Alotaibi, Saud; العتيبي، سعود; عزب، حماد مصطفى; شلقامي، شحاته غريبThe credit card is one of the modern means of payment, which has achieved many advantages for all its parties. For the customer, it is a credit tool that enables him to obtain cash liquidity within a pre-determined limit. It also enables him to obtain many of the goods and services that he needs in exchange for paying for them in the form of Instalments, in addition to that, it avoids the risks of carrying money, and for the merchant, it is a means that works to increase the volume of sales, without bearing the risks that result from establishing his credit system, that is, it saves him the cost of private credit and avoids the troubles of difficult debts for customers. As for the source, the credit card is one of the means of increasing profitability, as the issuer receives interest in exchange for the credit granted to the customer. In addition to the annual renewal commission, this is in addition to the commissions it charges from the merchant according to the value of the invoice. Banks issuing credit cards also aim to obtain indirect benefits from the increase in the number of customers who deal in its name and frequent it, and then resort to it in completing their banking business. This will ultimately lead to increasing the bank's profitability, thus maximizing the owners' wealth47 0Item Restricted Determining the variables associated with EMS non-conveyance of patients with respiratory complaints in Western Cape, South Africa: A retrospective chart review(Saudi Digital Library, 2023-02) AlSufayan, Mohammed K; Stassen, Willem; Daryl, Wesley; Binks, FaisalIntroduction: The South African (SA) demand for emergency care is increasing, placing more strain on the emergency medical services (EMS) and the larger healthcare system. However, not all patients who call EMS require conveyance to hospital. It is intuitive that the increase in ambulance responses has also increased the probability for non-conveyance. By determining the variables associated with non-conveyance, EMS resource utilization can be adjusted accordingly. Local data on the phenomenon is lacking, however, international data suggests that respiratory complaints are common causes for responses resulting in non-conveyance. The aim of this study is to determine the variables that are associated with the non-conveyance of patients with respiratory complaints serviced by the Provincial Government Western Cape (PGWC) EMS, SA. Methods: A retrospective chart review was conducted using data from the PGWC EMS computer aided dispatch (CAD) and electronic patient care reports (ePCR). Data were collected over a one-year period (1 October 2018 - 30 September 2019). All records where the emergency was a respiratory complaint, and the ambulance response ended in non-conveyance were included. The rate of non-conveyance was determined using descriptive analysis. Logistic regression was performed to evaluate factors that affect the likelihood of non-conveyance of respiratory complaints. Results: Out of 33 295 total respiratory complaints, the median patient age was 46 years. Males represented 50.2%(n = 16702) of the sample. There were no significant differences between the age and gender of those who were and were not conveyed. Of the total, 4.48%(n = 1493) were not conveyed to the hospital. Of the non-conveyed calls, 73.34%(n = 1081) were assigned a priority level 1 at dispatch and the remainder were priority 2. The majority, 45.16% (n = 504), of cases had a final triage code of yellow, followed by 31% (n = 356) coded green. Following multivariate regression, the following variables increased the odds of non-conveyance: Green triage (OR 2.04; 95% CI 1.77-2.36; p<0.01), weekends (OR 1.27; 95% CI 1.12-1.44; p<0.01), and nebulization on scene (OR 1.47; 95% CI 1.23-1.74; p<0.01). Conversely, dispatch priority 2 (less urgent; OR 0.66; 95% CI 0.57-0.76; p<0.01), orange triage 21(OR 0.68; 95% CI 0.58-0.80; p<0.01), red triage (OR 0.22; 95% CI 0.13-0.37; p<0.01), and oxygen administration (OR 0.52, 95% CI 0.41-0.67; p<0.01) were all associated with decreased odds of non-conveyance. Conclusion: Several variables are associated with the non-conveyance of respiratory complaint patients seen to by PGWC EMS. Future research focusing on the predictors for ambulance non-conveyance could lead to raised efficiency and minimization in operational expenses, and provider fatigue amongst others.13 0Item Restricted Educational Thought in the second century AH A CRITICAL ANAIYTICAL STUDY(Saudi Digital Library) جميل شريف الشريف; أ.د محمد المصيلحي23 0Item Restricted Liability for material loss, undisclosed information, comparison between Egyptian law and the Saudi system(Assiut university, 2024) Althahir, Abdulaziz Saeed; Althahir, AbdulazizMessage summary The source of the contractual obligation of confidentiality is the contract, and since the latter is the meeting of two wills and its content is determined according to the points upon which the two wills agree, any obligation that arises must be based on the agreement of both the wills that make up the contract, and in the event that there are no points of meeting between the wills of the two parties, this means that the wills of both parties will not arise. Commitment: An agreement between the two parties is required that the commitment be confidential3 0Item Restricted Religious values and thieir role in family cohesion a field study in Riyadh city in Saudi Arabia(Mansoura University, 2024-06-26) aladhyani, bajed raffa; Abu Alela, Dina muhammadThis study aimed to reveal the impact of religious values on family cohesion and to find out the extent to which stability and balance are achieved at the level of structure and structure, whether it is marital or family This study is a descriptive study that relied on the social survey method by means of the sample. The study also relied on the interview method (questionnaire) as a main tool for collecting the data required by the study. The total number of completed interview forms valid for analysis was (532) questionnaire forms. The study reached several results, the most important of which are : 1 - Most of the sample focused on the value of religiosity in choosing each other 2 -They agreed on the necessity of religious equivalence to ensure the 2 establishment of a cohesive family, and this is a positive indicator 3 - Most of sample practice religious duties, which means the presence of the value of faith in its applied side 4 - A high level of cooperation, respect, understanding and agreement between spouses, in addition to their assistance to each other during illness or crisis Study assignments30 0Item Restricted REMOVAL OF SOME HEAVY METAL IONS FROM WASTEWATER USING LIME(Saudi Digital Library) حمود علي المطيري; أ.د احمد سليمان3 0Item Restricted Reviving and developing of urban spaces to establish smart child-friendly environment: An application of vision 2030 in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia(2024) AlAbdullah, Mashaer; Serag, M.El-Sayed Abd allah; Hebah, Khaled MahmoudA decrease in direct interaction between children and their surroundings world, which is conducive to both learning and play, has resulted from the rapid development of technology. Children have a preference for remaining indoors and utilizing smart applications to avoid interacting with the outside world. Furthermore, an observation made by the researcher during the rehabilitation of outdoor open spaces reveals a dearth of appealing outdoor educational entertainment choices in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This study investigates how, by incorporating the nine types of intelligence and using artificial intelligence applications and geographic information systems software, it may develop public open spaces places for children based on David Sobel's principles with the goal of achieving the objectives specified in Vision 2030, in addition to in addition to highlight the relevance of urban development in the management of urban growth, its role in ensuring that cities are sustainable, efficient, and liveable, and the impact of this process, Through Studying the previous studies in this field and Analysing the current situation of parks in eastern region of Saudi Arabia and compare it to the best practice examples and gathering information and needs from children through questionnaire and workshops to propose smart urban Applications to implement in public open spaces in Saudi Arabia.The Research mainly aim to to improve and enhance public urban spaces for children by incorporating smart elements that contribute to improving the quality of life, in line with the 2030 vision in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Additionally, the study aims to identify sustainable urban development principles for creating child-friendly open public spaces in Saudi Arabia, while also addressing the adverse effects of urbanisation on children's mental and physical development. The research methodology involves analysing theoretical studies related to the research topic, using data from academic journals, scientific publications, books, and websites that focus on the child-friendly cities initiative, urban development, and Smart sustainable cities. By utilising data gathered from previous studies, both national and international case studies, analysing the current situation of public open spaces in the eastern region of Saudi Arabia, questionnaires, and workshops specifically designed for children aged 6 to 12, this research aims to address the research problem and related hypotheses and establishing a omprehensive assessment method for analysing child-friendly public open spaces in the Saudi Arabia. The Study Found that reviving and enhancing public open spaces in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia contributes to the creation of a smart and child-friendly environment, aligning with the goals of Vision 2030. This initiative aims to improve the quality of life in urban areas in Saudi Arabia, in accordance with Sustainable Development Goal 11, which focuses on creating sustainable cities and communities. Also, The Study Found that Urban development and urbanisation are essential for fostering economic growth, promoting innovation, and enhancing the quality of life. Sustainable smart cities encompass the integration of technology, environmental care, and social equality. These cities employ data-driven decision-making and innovative solutions to optimise resource utilisation, increase public services, and promote the well-being of their citizens. Finally, the research recommends utilising the criteria for evaluating cities that are suitable for children, to examine the quality of public open spaces in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Additionally, a comprehensive development plan should be produced based on the principles of Universal design, Also, using Smart Application and virtual reality technology to create inclusive spaces for children in alignment with the ongoing initiative to develop eco-friendly smart cities, Implementing the principle of community participation through the establishment of memorandums of understanding to provide training for Eastern Region Municipality employees responsible for enhancing the city's urban landscape, in partnership with relevant stakeholders, with the aim of creating suitable designs for children in public urban areas and Revising the existing urban code to incorporate the requirements of children in public areas, therefore promoting the growth of an aware and well-being-oriented generation.72 0Item Restricted Some Extermal Problems for Certain Families of Analytic Functions(2024) AL-Mutairi, Norah Saud Dhaifallah; Darwish, Hanan Elsied Awad; Shahen, Awatef Abd ElganyIn this thesis, the student introduces new classes of analytic functions defined by using some differential and integral operators and the Hadamard product in the open unit disc and study various properties of these classes. This thesis mainly of six chapters.16 0Item Restricted The differences in language use and attitude towards language between men and women in Saudi Arabia(University of Pretoria, 2022-06-06) Alzahrani, Fatimah; Tirvassen, Rada; Kritzinger, KoosThe topic of gender differences has attracted considerable critical attention from linguists because of the importance that sociolinguistics offers to the complex relationship between language and gender. Gender separation in the social setting could be a significant factor in the disparities in language use between men and women. Consequently, this study aims to investigate the relationship between language and gender in Saudi Arabia, a gender-segregated society. This involves determining if the male and female students differ in their language use and attitudes towards Saudi Arabic varieties.42 0Item Restricted The Effect of Consumer Motivation on Purchase Intention of Online Fashion An Applied Study in Saudi Arabia(Saudi Digital Library, 2023-10) Nugali, Balgees; Elhaywan, HassanThe aim of these study is to establish the level of effect of consumer motivations on purchase intention of Online Fashion. In order to achieve this aim and investigate the research questions, the researcher employed one of the three research approaches researchers have used in their studies: quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methodology. The objectives of the current study were investigated through two phases; quantitative and qualitative phase. For each phase, the researcher developed a research instrument based on previous studies. Necessary adaptions were made to make sure items fit into the context of the current research. The instrument for the first phase, which was the questionnaire method. questionnaire responses of the 282 participants and The interview was conducted with a sample of 10 participants. The study found: The utility motivation for using fashion-sharing platforms was high among the study sample members The motivation for fun to use fashion-sharing platforms came high among study sample members. The consumer attitude to using fashion-sharing platforms came on average among participants. The intention to buy online came at an average level. The results of the answer to the first hypothesis showed a correlation of 0.270 between consumers' utilitarian motivations to use the fashion sharing platform in Saudi Arabia and their purchasing trends, meaning that the relationship between the two variables is moderately severe. Results showed a positive correlation at 0.540 between the pleasure motivations of using a fashion sharing platform in Saudi Arabia and consumer purchasing trends. It is a statistically significant value, which means that the relationship between the two variables is strong. The results showed a very strong positive correlation at 0.749 between consumer trends of using the fashion sharing platform in Saudi Arabia and their purchasing intentions. It is a statistically significant value, which means that the relationship between the two variables is strong. In light of the findings, the study recommends that: need to focus online fashion. buying platforms by maximizing consumers' utilitarian motivation, as utilitarian motivations significantly influence the direction of consumer buying intent, Online fashion shopping platforms need to be interested in improving consumers' confidence and confidence as they clearly contribute to their intention to buy.43 0Item Restricted The Relationship between Quality of Services and Customer Satisfaction Empirical study on Savola Group(Saudi Digital Library) عبدالله أحمد; Dr. Khaled Abdou2 0Item Restricted The Relationship between Quality of Servies and Customer Satisfaction Empirical study on Savola Group(Saudi Digital Library) عبدالله أحمد عبدالله سمباوه; د. خالد عبده4 0Item Restricted The Role of Importin 13 Genetic Variants in Pediatric Nephrotic Syndrome and Its Relation to Response to Glucocorticoids Therapy(Mansoura University, 2024) Alanazi, hatim; Hussein, dalia; ElKhawaga, omali; ElRefaey, ahmedThe Role of Importin 13 Genetic Variants in Pediatric Nephrotic Syndrome and Its Relation to Response to Glucocorticoids Therapy7 0Item Restricted The role of the Saudi Press Agency in light of its new strategy and its relationship to its structure and digital content industry(Saudi Digital Library, 2023-08-07) aref, saja; AlLabban, SherifAbstract Name / Saja Ali Abdullah Aref Nationality: Saudi Arabia Thesis title: The role of the Saudi Press Agency in light of its new strategy and its relationship to its structure and digital content industry (analytical and field study) Supervised: Prof. Dr. Sherif Darwish Al-Labban Professor and Head of the Journalism Department, Faculty of Mass Communication, Cairo University This study aimed at monitoring and analyzing the new strategy of the agency under study and its impact on journalistic work in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and on the role of the Saudi Press Agency in dealing with press news and the mechanisms for presenting it to the public and how to monitor and describe the new methods and methods that are used in presenting and presenting the journalistic contents produced by the agency. Interactive digital content, and the stages through which this content is produced in light of the structuring of administrative and editorial policies, the updating of journalistic work mechanisms and the qualifications required of journalists, as well as their qualification and training in the production of digital content. This study belongs to the descriptive studies aimed at knowing the role of the Saudi Press Agency in light of its new strategy and its relationship to its structure and digital content industry. Systematic and codified to monitor certain facts, opinions or ideas. The field study was applied to a random sample of 150 respondents from the administrative and editorial leaders, heads of departments, and those in charge of communication, in addition to experts, editors, and correspondents in the agency under study. Monitoring the published contents of the news and news reports broadcasted by the agency under study in the broadcast icon, and it includes several areas: broadcasting political, economic, sports, cultural, social, and public broadcasts, translated from Arabic into several languages, namely English, Persian, Russian, Chinese, and French.83 0Item Restricted Use of Solar Energy as an Application of Renewable Energy on board Ferries between Saudi Arabia and Egypt(Saudi Digital Library) فيصل محمد الجربوع; أ.د احمد البدن2 0Item Restricted اثر التغيير في مدركات القيادات الإدارية العليا على تحقيق عمليات التكامل و الاندماج في الأسواق العالمية(Saudi Digital Library) سعود محمد ال سعود; أ.د خليل محمود درويش21 0Item Restricted اثر برنامج باستخدام اللوحة التفاعلية علي التحصيل بمادة العلوم في مراكز تعليم الكبار بالمملكة العربية السعودية(Saudi Digital Library) امل عبدالله الخضير; أ.د حسين بشير محمود33 0Item Restricted اثر تطبيق ادارة الجودة الشاملة في تحسين الاداء لوظائف الموارد البشرية(Saudi Digital Library) شاكر سعد القحطاني; د/اشرف لبيب56 0Item Restricted اثر تطبيق الجودة الشاملة على الاداء الوظيفي للعاملين(Saudi Digital Library) أريج فيصل سندي; ا.د عبد الحكيم المنهاوي20 0Item Restricted اختيار نظام قطع لعمل الحفرة السنية باستخدام تقنية الخدش الهوائي(Saudi Digital Library) غدير محمد ظفر0 0