The phrase "accountability risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the potential negative consequences or liabilities associated with being accountable for actions or decisions.
Example: "The company must assess the accountability risk before implementing the new policy to ensure that all employees understand their responsibilities."
Alternatives: "liability risk" or "responsibility risk".
We thought that the term is appropriate as the research study focuses on cloud computing services, and IT governance, comprising numerous processes around strategies, decision-making, accountability, risk management [77] and measurable performance and benefits [77, 78].
Table 2 Cost-benefit analysis for the deployment and utilisation of an automated artefact generation service, e.g., a service that assists with the completion of risk assessment forms Individual Organisation Service provider Cost(s) Increased accountability;Risk of generating (and/or using) an "invalid" artefact;No opportunity to learn (and/or practice) manual artefact generation procedure.
Telecare training should furthermore include considerations of professional accountability, risk assessment and risk management related to its use [ 35, 36].
This work suggests that patients and members of the public remain worried about certain aspects of EHR security, such as the extent of information sharing, governance and accountability risks, the potential for unauthorised access and prejudice, errors and inaccuracies, as well as use of health data for profit and exploitation.
Some recent sociologically orientated accounting literature is introduced, exploring interactions between accountability and risk management regimes in corporate and organisational settings; much of this literature suggests these systems are complementary or may easily form hybrids.
By not responding to people's demands for greater transparency and accountability, companies risk harming their brand and losing customers".
Any accountability proposals risk making cops hesitate before killing bad guys, they say, thus jeopardizing both cops and the public.
"The starting point must be the five core principles I set out last October: transparency, accountability, responsible risk taking, prudential regulation and international co-operation".
The inescapable conclusion of our findings is that women contribute to the boards they sit on in a host of ways, such as improving customer responsiveness, ethical accountability and risk management.
In an e-mail, Jeff Benedict, an author who has written extensively on athletes and crime, said it was fair to assume — anecdotally at least — that recent scandals at Penn State and elsewhere have raised awareness on accountability and risk.
Mr. Sullivan's five-member panel was charged with identifying "best practices" used in the public and private sectors to address security, intelligence, accountability and risk management, all problems at the State Department.
