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Auditing ophthalmology audits.
Eye (London, England), 1996Medical audit is now a well-established part of the routine of ophthalmology departments. Accomplishing a complete audit is a complex task and its effectiveness depends on how it is performed. In order to evaluate the procedure in our department a retrospective analysis of 18 audits was carried out with particular reference to the level, objectives ...
H, Tabandeh, G M, Thompson
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The Ethical Implications of Using Artificial Intelligence in Auditing
Journal of Business Ethics, 2020Ivy Munoko +2 more
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Accurate audits and honest audits
The Journal of Law, Economics, and OrganizationAbstract A regulator hires an auditor and designs the audit to be performed on a firm. The anticipation of an accurate audit can induce a non-compliant firm to bribe the auditor. An inadequate salary from the regulator can induce the auditor to accept the bribe.
Alessandro De Chiara, Jacopo Bizzotto
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Enabling Efficient User Revocation in Identity-Based Cloud Storage Auditing for Shared Big Data
IEEE Transactions on Dependable and Secure Computing, 2020Yue Zhang +4 more
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British Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 2011
David, Chapireau, Andrew J, Gibbons
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David, Chapireau, Andrew J, Gibbons
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Audit team experience, audit production effort, audit fees and audit quality
2017To conduct an effective and efficient audit, auditors rely on their professional judgement to recognise and respond to each client’s unique risks. Knowledge is a key factor behind good judgements. It is acquired through experience and directly impacts performance. Due to the difficulty of measuring knowledge, experience is used as its proxy.
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