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Witness to Harm; Holding to Account: What Is the Importance of Information for Members of the Public Who Give Evidence and May Be Witness in a Regulatory Hearing of a Health or Care Professional? [PDF]

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Ryan-Blackwell G, Wallace LM.
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Financialisation and the Reshaping of Private Healthcare: A Case Study in India. [PDF]

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Hunter BM, Chakravarthi I, Marathe S, Murray SF.   +3 more
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Digital Disruption in the Accounting Profession

International Journal of Knowledge-Based Organizations, 2022
The purpose of this study is to analyze the results of the impact of digitalization to Greek accountants. How technology has greatly improved the work of the accountant since technology nowadays is evolving rapidly in relation to the past. Finally, it highlights disruption to traditional accounting practice and research. In order to ascertain the views
Athanasios A. Mandilas, Dimitrios Kourtidis, Ioannis E. Petasakis, Stavros Ioannis Valsamidis   +3 more
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The Importance of Accounting Principles in the Accounting Profession [PDF]

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
A true professional accountant must meet the following basic requirements: integrity, objectivity, professional competence, confidentiality, professional behavior, respect to technical and professional standards. Integrity expresses conceptually the professional accountant’s obligation to behave with honesty and fairness in professional and business ...
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Accountability in the Professions: Accountability in Journalism

Journal of Mass Media Ethics, 2004
Accountability is viewed as a civilizing element in society, with professional accountability formalized in most cases as duties dating to the Greeks and Socrates; journalists must find their own way, without formal professional or government regulation or licensing.
Lisa Newton, Louis Hodges, Susan Keith
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A PROFESSION OF ACCOUNTING-OR OF ACCOUNTANCY?

The Accounting Review, 1957
Abstract The article discusses the differences between the profession of accounting and the profession of accountancy. It lists the definitions of the terms which brings one to the conclusion that there is no profession of accountancy but there is a profession of accounting, namely public accounting.
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The profession of arms and the profession of accounting numbers – Accounting, the military and war: A review

Accounting History, 2018
Within the accounting history literature, there exists a small sub-realm that focuses on the nexus between accounting and war and accounting and the military. This article is a review of 55 articles published in the new millennium (2000–2017) ranging across a 420-year period, encompassing many wars and periods of peace, and involving multiple countries.
Phillip E Cobbin, Geoffrey H Burrows
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ACCOUNTANCY—A PROFESSION.

The Accounting Review, 1946
Abstract In 1937 certain justices of a U.S. state supreme court were of the opinion that there is no greater justification from the standpoint of public welfare for a law regulating accountancy than there would be for laws regulating rivet-catchers, janitors, or drain-layers, that the title "certified public accountant" is a trade ...
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The Accounting Profession.

The Accounting Review, 1975
Abstract Reviews the book "The Accounting Profession," by John W. Buckley and Marlene H. Buckley.
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The Accounting Profession.

Accounting Horizons, 1987
Abstract This article presents the author's observation on the state of the accounting profession in 1987. The accounting profession, like other professions and business in general, is changing to adapt to this new technological, social, and political environment.
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