Sentence examples for continuous audits from inspiring English sources

That means strict and continuous audits of everything from fiscal practices to a patient's length of stay and the kind of services offered.

Thus automated and continuous audits will be more appropriate, especially when considering the evolving nature of the cloud infrastructure.

We consider multidisciplinary strategies such as RCA and continuous audits of PVC insertion/maintenance with real time feedback and corrective action to have contributed most to the success.

Furthermore, countries with continuous audits had higher reported MMR than countries that have not implemented these initiatives, probably because of increased awareness of maternal deaths, which improves the routine reporting of these deaths.

Even at baseline, the compliance with sterile technique for insertion was extremely high and in addition, these audits were labor intensive and we felt that intermittent auditing was an acceptable alternative to continuous audits once compliance with the sterile line insertion techniques and dressing maintenance had been achieved.

The audit forms part of the National Screening Committee's rolling audits as well as having been approved by the Moorfields Eye Hospital Audit Committee, Patients attending diabetic eye screening service are subjected to continuous audits to ensure data quality, and as such no additional written consent was required.

That requires accounting firms capable of providing "continuous auditing services," he added.

It appears to revel in overthrowing our way of life imposing alien bureaucratic regimes on public sector workers and employers, demanding the continuous audit of everything, insisting that, as Blair has said many times, we 'modernise or die'.

"We are considered a large case company, which means we are under a continuous audit by the IRS so of course they would be reviewing our treatment of all acquisitions".

Goldman Sachs, which prepares the personal returns of all its partners, is under continuous audit by the Internal Revenue Service, which maintains an office in the firm's building at 85 Broad Street in Lower Manhattan.

A continuous audit is the natural evolution of the integration of technology into the auditing domain.