He told me that he kept in mind Sarbanes-Oxley — the law on auditing accountability and corporate governance that was enacted in the wake of the Enron scandal — as he developed the governance reforms.
These findings, along with previous research on NMP governance [ 15], provide support for the need to further develop the clinical governance systems within which NMPs work.
To develop the argument, governance challenges arising from the different logics of the concepts of water, energy and food security are addressed with a definition for WEF security from a nexus perspective.
Six, the organization must develop the technical and governance infrastructure required to capture, report on, and evaluate the data necessary to measure and monitor both the inner workings of the CDS as well as the effect of the interventions on clinical processes and patient outcomes [ 31].
The CGOC has developed the "Information Governance Process Maturity Model" to help organizations understand the strategies, processes and technologies required for an efficient governance program.
S.W.G. and C.N.M. were part of the team that developed the Vascular Governance Northwest and British Aneurysm Repair (BAR) scores.
In this paper a model is developed for the governance mode of service development in different phases of the life cycles of the mobile network and service, based on the degrees of uncertainty and urgency involved in the network and service development processes.
Institute-trained negotiators convened warring Iraqis to consolidate security, restore services, develop the local economy, enhance local governance and improve the rule of law.
Within the context of the DCV, the focus of knowledge management (KM) is to develop the KMC through deploying knowledge governance mechanisms that are conducive to facilitating knowledge processes so as to produce superior business performance over time.
Therefore, we need, more than ever, to make children's best interests the primary test of governance and develop the capacity to realise their rights.
