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Issues of accountability in mental health administration
The journal of mental health administration, 1984The issue of accountability in state hospitals and state schools-hospitals can be expected to remain paramount in the future. Almost all areas of mental health services are being scrutinized by consumers who are demanding more for their money. From the Perspective of the mental administrator consumers will have to become a more meaningful part of the ...
R J, Sneed, J R, Lee
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Accountability and drug administration in community care
British Journal of Community Nursing, 2003Medicines are a key therapeutic intervention in community care but their adverse effects can give rise to concern for patient safety. This article considers the legal regulation of medicines with emphasis on the right to administer medicines and the standard of administration.
Richard, Griffith, Ruth, Davies
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Algorithmic accountability in public administration
Proceedings of the 2020 Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency, 2020The EU General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR") is often represented as a larger than life behemoth that will fundamentally transform the world of big data. Abstracted from its constituent parts of corresponding rights, responsibilities, and exemptions, the operative scope of the GDPR can be unduly aggrandized, when in reality, it caters to the ...
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Administrative Accountability to Congress: the Concurrent Resolution
Western Political Quarterly, 1956ADMINISTRATIVE accountability and the circumscription of administrative discretion take on a new importance in an age in which the objectives of administrative regulation have been extended beyond the economic sphere of human activity to include the suppression of political disloyalty.2 One consequence of this development and of the wartime expansion ...
Cornelius P. Cotter, J. Malcolm Smith
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Administrative Cost Accounting: Whose Cost and Whose Accounting?
The Journal of Higher Education, 1974Within the last three years, American "post-secondary education" has acquired a new business language.1 This new semantic, most often referred to as the language of accountability is however much more than just a finance language used by college and university management consultants, business officers or comptrollers.
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Financial and Administrative Accounting (Book).
The Accounting Review, 1961Reviews the book "Financial and Administrative Accounting," 2nd ed., by C. Aubrey Smith and Jim G. Ashburne.
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THE ADMINISTRATION OF COLLEGE COURSES IN ACCOUNTING.
The Accounting Review, 1926Abstract As a group, teachers of accounting have contributed largely to the literature of accounting in the way of general treatises and of special studies on particular phases of the subject, but, in so far as published material may he taken as evidence, have given comparatively little attention to the problems which arise in the ...
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FEDERAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRENDS AND ACCOUNTABILITY.
The Accounting Review, 1940Abstract The outstanding Federal administrative trend is, of course, the enormous increment of new responsibilities, which has accrued to national administrative agencies. The familiar fact that the budget of Federal expenditures is twice as large as ten years ago and over six times as large as twenty-five years ago is but an ...
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Administrative Alignment and Accountability
2023Diane Cordero de Noriega, Salina Diiorio
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Administrative Accountability: Reporting To Congress
Western Political Quarterly, 1957J. Malcolm Smith, Cornelius P. Cotter
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