Sentence examples for combined audit from inspiring English sources

In the United States, our merger will combine the two smallest firms, creating a firm with combined audit revenues only slightly greater than what Ernst & Young earns by itself.

Initial outcome, level of competence of the caretaker and diagnosis of each patient were manually established in each case in a combined audit of the prehospital database, the discharge summary of the MECU and the medical records from the hospital.

iv) Abandoning clinical audit for a broader hospital survey approach: In this fourth approach we adapted a survey tool developed for rapid hospital assessment that combined audit of the process of care with assessment of the structure in which care was delivered – helping to address staff concerns over resource availability [ 5].

Finally, we find that lenders perceive no decrease in auditor objectivity or reliability when existing independence rules are violated by combining audit services with nonaudit services for prospective borrowers.

As staff attributed most of the problems to a shortage of resources and facilities, the next approach tried was to combine audit of the process of care with assessment of the structure in which care was delivered.

By combining audit and interview methods the larger project aimed to investigate whether there were differences between the South Asian and White patient populations in referral rates, indicators for type 2 diabetic renal disease, medication management, as well as patient attitudes to, and experience of, services at key points through the care pathway.

Four large firms, known as the Big Four, now combine auditing and accounting services.

"We've come this far by changing how ownership management works for private companies popularizing electronic securities and cap table software, combined with audit-ready 409As," Ward wrote in an announcement.

This is the first study to combine retail audit and interview data to not only explore how e-cigarettes are being promoted and trends in their availability in the UK retail setting, but also to provide a unique perspective on retailers' views on the long-term viability of the products, and how their customers are responding to the range of product variants on offer.

An information audit combined with pressures to reduce operational costs and improve service levels, and the view that its intranets were in need of a revamp, prompted the move to create a new approach to harnessing all the recorded and tacit information held by its employees.

This retrospective cohort study could also be defined as an audit combined with an opinion poll.