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Public accountability

BMJ, 1997
Public law principles must be paramount in designing and implementing privatized administrative arrangements. Private nonprofit organizations are a familiar part of the public administration landscape. A case study demonstrates how public accountability is diminished when government arranges a service, leaving implementation to a private, nonprofit ...
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Public Accounting

Services Marketing Quarterly, 2001
The accounting profession is changing at a rapid pace. The easing of restrictions on advertising, the mergers and acquisitions among accounting firms and with non-accounting firms, and the flood of...
Dee Ann Ellingson, Arthur A. Hiltner, Dennis J. Elbert, John Gillett   +3 more
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Accountability and Accountable Management in the UK Public Sector

Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal, 1993
Seeks to promote discussion of the pursuit of accountable management in public sector organizations by providing a commentary on post‐1979 experiences with such reforms in the UK public sector. Particular attention is given to the nature and impact on the UK public sector of the neoliberal agenda which took particular charge during the Thatcher years ...
Humphrey, C., Miller, P., Scapens, R W.; id_orcid 0000-0003-0653-361X   +2 more
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Accountability and Responsibility of Public Managers

2022
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Zumofen, Raphael, Mabillard, Vincent, Porumbescu, Gregory A   +2 more
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Accountability and Public Reporting

2016
Patient engagement is based on the assumption that making patients co-producers of their health might enhance their satisfaction and responsibility with the healthcare system and it strictly linked with the health provider choice. Making patients active participants in their healthcare is considered a crucial component of high-quality healthcare ...
Bucci, Sabina, Tanzariello, Maria, Ricciardi, Gualtiero, De Belvis, Antonio   +3 more
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Public expenditure and public accountability

Omega, 1979
Abstract Within a parliamentary democracy, both the Executive and Legislature have key roles in ensuring public accountability for budgetary decisions. The internal budgetary processes of the United Kingdom Government have developed the PESC system of planning public expenditure over a rolling five year period at constant prices.
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Media and public accountability: typology and research agenda

2019
The role of the media in public accountability has often been discussed. This is especially the case for public sector organisations, whose accountability relations have changed in the shift from government to governance. In this paper, we develop a typology of the ways mass media are involved in public accountability processes.
Jacobs, S., Schillemans, T.
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Accountability, the Public, and Public Schools

2017
I begin by laying out the shifting context of public schools and the citizens and democracy they serve. I ground my discussion in a theory of participatory democracy influenced by the ideas of Progressive Era philosopher of education John Dewey and contemporary political theorist Benjamin Barber.
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Accountability, public policy, and psychiatry

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1977
The author identifies the direction of changes in health policy in the United States that need to be taken into account by the health professions in their dealings with government. She discusses three areas in which these changes will call for adjustment on the part of the medical profession and major health care institutions and defines the special ...
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The fate of accounting for public governance development

Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal, 2022
Giuseppe Grossi, Daniela Argento
exaly