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Accountability in Professionalism

American Journal of Roentgenology, 2012
Economic Accountability We need to consider each of these models in more depth, beginning with economics. The imaging tests and procedures radiologists perform every day generate substantial costs and revenues for payers, health systems, hospitals, and radiology groups [2].
Richard B, Gunderman, Drew A, Streicher
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Professionalism and accountability

Educational Management Administration & Leadership, 2013
School principals and headteachers are increasingly working within a high stakes accountability framework. In many countries, these senior leaders are judged on student outcomes as measured by public examination and test results. In England, and elsewhere, conformity with government policy is policed through a national inspection regime, which grades ...
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Accountability for the Professional

The Clearing House: A Journal of Educational Strategies, Issues and Ideas, 1972
"ACCOUNTABILITY" shows promise of becoming the most prestigious term in educational writing and speaking, threatening to eclipse even such current favorites as "relevant," "involved," and "commitment." There is a fair chance that, assuming federal support of educational programs survives the war on inflation, not a single grant will be awarded to any ...
Albert J. Taylor, Richard D. Zahn
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Professional Accounting.

The Accounting Review, 1968
Reviews the book "Professional Accounting," John R.E. Parker and David H. Bonham.
Gerald L. Cleveland, William J. Bruns
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Microcomputers for professional accountants

The Proceedings of the Twentieth Annual Computer Personnel on Research Conference -, 1983
Introducing the microcomputer as an audit tool has profound implications for accounting educators, as well as, accounting professionals. Graduates from accounting programs must have basic microcomputing skills and a working knowledge of how to apply their accounting skills in microcomputer environments. Practicing accountants need to be educated in the
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Promoting Professionalism and Professional Accountability

2016
Dedicated leadership, effective planning and teamwork, and reliable implementation are essential elements of successful healthcare initiatives, clinical outcomes and research endeavors. Lapses in professional conduct at any level may undermine the teamwork necessary to achieve goals in safety and outcomes.
William H. Swiggart, James W. Pichert, S. Todd Callahan, Thomas F. Catron, Lynn E. Webb, Martha E. Brown, Betsy Williams, William O. Cooper   +7 more
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PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS: ACCOUNTING PRACTICE.

The Accounting Review, 1961
Abstract This article presents an account of problems prepared by the Board of Examiners of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and that were presented as the first hail of the Certified Public Accountants examination in accounting practice on November 7, 1962. The candidates were required to solve all problems. One
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