https://journalrrsite.com/index.php/Myjrr <p><em>Journal of Reproducible Research (JRR</em>) with e-ISSN: 2948-5282, is a quarterly journal for original research, systematic reviews, meta data analysis papers that can be reproducible indefinitely for a wise cause. It is published by Vally Links Sdn. Bhd. as an initiative from World Research Union.</p> <p>We publish original research papers, meta-analysis works, scholarly literatures and systematic reviews that are reproducible. Reproducible research means that your work is published with datasets or algorithm codes so that others can verify the findings and build a new perspective or a concept. The original research manuscripts published in JRR are expected to bring new insights with new perspectives so that existing datasets are used widely before it gets obsolete.</p> <p><strong>Scope of Journal</strong></p> <p>JRR is classified as premium diversified sciences journal. We intend to publish manuscripts pertaining to relevant fields of social sciences, STEM, arts which provides contribution to uplift or enhancing the current trends. The submitted manuscripts has to include new and innovative experimental methods, primary researches, new interpretation of existing results or data related to clinical problems, or epidemiological work of substantial scientific significance. The motive is to build practical concepts rather performing basic or fundamental researches.</p> <p>Though JRR accepts all kinds of research works, but any incomplete studies or secondary researches are discouraged. All submitted papers are reviewed by our panel members (double-blind peer review process) before arriving to a decision. Authors are required to follow the format and typeset of JRR for the manuscript to be accepted for review.</p> <p><img src="blob:https://journalrrsite.com/d4810514-1cb9-435b-a0d6-0eda7c81237c" /></p> en-US <p>Copyright of the article belongs to <em>Journal of Reproducible Research (JRR)</em> once the paper is ACCEPTED for publication. Author(s) agrees to this terms, during submission.</p> editor@journalrrsite.com (The Editor) editor@journalrrsite.com (Ms. Stella Jorrison) Wed, 02 Oct 2024 08:01:45 +0000 OJS 3.3.0.13 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss 60 https://journalrrsite.com/index.php/Myjrr/article/view/130 <table> <tbody> <tr> <td> <p>In the beautiful yet underserved region of Sylhet, Bangladesh, telehealth offers a beacon of hope, connecting people to healthcare like never before. This study explores how technology can bridge the gap in medical access. Drones deliver vital medications, while E-delivery systems ensure essential supplies reach those in needs. Telemedicine platforms allow remote consultations, bringing the comfort of a doctor’s care to even the most isolated areas. Mobile health units travel to remote locations, offering on-the-spot care. Local operators and doctors are trained in modern technologies, such as drone operations, enhancing their ability to serve. Solar-powered telehealth kiosks provide virtual consultations, and AI-driven tools assist with quick and accurate diagnoses. Wearable devices and remote monitoring systems help manage chronic conditions, while virtual health camps offer specialized care. Digital literacy programs empower patients and caregivers to navigate these new services. E-prescriptions make it easier to access medications, and mental health support is readily available. This paper highlights the transformative potential of telehealth in Sylhet, envisioning a future where healthcare is accessible, compassionate, and comprehensive, ensuring that everyone receives the care they deserve, no matter where they live.</p> </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> Mohammed Asmaul Hossain Shapnil, Ahamed Jazeel Mohamed Mubarak Copyright (c) 2024 Journal of Reproducible Research https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 https://journalrrsite.com/index.php/Myjrr/article/view/130 Mon, 04 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0000 https://journalrrsite.com/index.php/Myjrr/article/view/129 <p>This research explores the opportunities and challenges faced by the hotel industry in Bangladesh in promoting sustainable tourism development. As an emerging destination for domestic and international travelers, the hotel sector has a critical role in fostering sustainability. Sustainable tourism balances environmental, economic, and social impacts while preserving resources for future generations. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, including surveys and interviews with stakeholders such as hotel managers, guests, policymakers, and industry experts, to evaluate current practices and barriers to sustainability. Findings reveal that larger, internationally affiliated hotels are advancing eco-friendly initiatives like energy conservation and waste management, driven by access to resources and expertise. These practices improve operational efficiencies and attract environmentally conscious travelers. Smaller, locally owned hotels, however, face financial, training, and expertise constraints, limiting their ability to adopt sustainable measures. Community engagement, such as employing local staff and sourcing from local producers, emerges as a key opportunity to enhance guest experiences and support local economies. Challenges include inadequate infrastructure, skilled labor shortages, regulatory inconsistencies, and limited consumer demand for eco-friendly accommodations. Recommendations include policy support, infrastructure improvements, staff training, and multi-stakeholder collaboration. By addressing these barriers, the hotel industry in Bangladesh can align with sustainability principles, promoting environmental preservation, cultural conservation, and economic growth</p> Muhammad Shahannawaj Kabir, Crystal Rocha Copyright (c) 2024 Journal of Reproducible Research https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 https://journalrrsite.com/index.php/Myjrr/article/view/129 Mon, 04 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0000