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"Fundamentals of group theory provides a comprehensive account of the basic theory of groups. Both classic and unique topics in the field are covered, such as an historical look at how Galois viewed groups, a discussion of commutator and Sylow subgroups, and a presentation of Birkhoff’s theorem. "

"The book is addressed to investigators with some knowledge of and familiarity with research methodswho are keen to learn more about the grounded theory method [GTM]. The method is located against general research issues, such as the nature of doctoral and other research, discussions on epistemology and ontology, and the initial motivations for undertaking a specific research project. The key features of GTM are discussed and exemplified using numerous examples taken from several of the authors many successful PhD students. The focus is on distinguishing the core and essential features of the method, from those that can be regarded as accidental. The authors concept of Methodological Sensitivity is introduced to explain how insightful research is often dependent on researchers adapting one or more methods to their specific project and context. The grounded theory method is illustrated through several examples taken from PhD theses supervised by the author; also the derivation of a grounded theory is drawn from more than 100 published GTM papers. The book includes chapters devoted to discussions of the concept of abduction and abductive logic, now seen as central to GTM, set against an overview of different forms of reasoning-i.e. induction and deduction. Other chapters include personal accounts of GTM-in-use by four successful PhD candidates and a guide that summarizes ways in which issues around GTM can be taken into account and addressed both by researchers (not only PhD students) and by assessors and evaluators (PhD examiners, journal editors, reviewers, and those refereeing research proposals)."

"Mentoring is a powerful way to retain talent, support employee development, and improve job performance. This issue identifies critical success factors for setting up successful structured mentoring programs that focus on acquisition of specific skill sets in specific contexts. It explores the value of structured mentoring programs and their capacity to quickly get employees up-to-speed on new tasks and significantly and measurably improve performance."

"ABSTRAKSalah satu indikator kesehatan suatu negara adalah Angka Kematian Ibu (AKI). Untukmenurunkan AKI diusahakan agar setiap persalinan di tolong oleh tenaga kesehatanuntuk mencegah komplikasi saat persalinan. Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untukmengetahui pengaruh nilai-nilai kepercayaan terhadap terjadinya perdarahan postpartum. Penelitian ini adalah penelitian kualitatif dengan menggunakan pendekatanGrounded Theory. Enam orang partisipan dalam penelitian ini didapatkan dengan carapurfosif sampling. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa Perempuan yang mengalamiperdarahan postpartum dipengaruhi oleh beberapa faktor yaitu kebiasaan hidup selama hamil,keyakinan budaya tentang kehamilan dan persalinan, ketidaksetaraan gender, kebiasaanuntuk berobat ke dukun, asupan nutrisi yang kurang pada ibu hamil, akses kepelayananterhadap kesehatan, keterlambatan pengambilan keputusan mencari penolongpenanganan kehamilan dan persalinan, support positif dari tenaga kesehatan.Penelitian ini memberikan informasi yang bermanfaat untuk menentukan kebijakan bagipemerintah Kabupaten Ende dan tokoh masyarakat yang terkait dalam hal nilai-nilaikepercayaan yang mempengaruhi terjadinya perdarahan postpartum. Perawat yangbekerja dalam area keperawatan maternitas dan penelitian selanjutnya diharapkan dapatmenyediakan waktu untuk memfokuskan mengkaji pada masyarakat yang masihmemegang kuat akan adat dan budayanya terutama terhadap perawatan kehamilan danpersalinan.

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ABSTRACTOne of health indicators of a country is the Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR). To reducethe numbers of MMR, it is recommended that every delivery process should be assistedby healthcare professionals to minimize postpartum complications. The aim of this studywas to investigate the impact of belief values of people in Ende to the occurrence ofpostpartum hemorrhage. This study was a qualitative in nature that employed a groundedtheory approach. Six participants were selected using a purposive sampling method. Theresearch findings showed that women who experienced postpartum hemorrhage wereaffected by several factors including life habit during pregnancy, cultural belief inpregnancy and childbirth process, gender inequity, habit in seeking help to traditionalbirth attendants (TBA), insufficient of nutrition intake among pregnant women,minimum access to health care services, decision making to seek help for pregnancycare and childbirth process, and positive support from health care providers. This studyprovided valuable information for policy makers of the Ende Local Government andtraditional local leaders who involved in the preservation of belief values that affectedthe incident of postpartum hemorrhage. It suggested that nurses who work at maternitynursing area to provide adequate time to examine the customary and cultural valuesamong traditional communities, particularly those relating to pregnancy and childbirthcare and focus the further research on those issues."