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2 thereby enhancing coverage, supervision, and accountability.

3 on of sets of coverage indicators to promote accountability.

4 ology could potentially improve pedagogy and accountability.

5 ons for quality of care, privacy, and shared accountability.

6 steps to improve compliance, protection, and accountability.

7 the purpose being either for learning or for accountability.

8 evelopment Goals 4 and 5 and to foster donor accountability.

9 sations seeking to improve effectiveness and accountability.

10 informed consumer decision making and public accountability.

11 n to confront these hard questions regarding accountability.

12 committed to change, and methods to improve accountability.

13 , equity, comprehensive care, and democratic accountability.

14 ities of multiple authorship and to buttress accountability.

15 s, the subject matter, and the processes for accountability.

16 have inadvertently lowered expectations and accountability.

17 g, but differed in structure, intensity, and accountability.

18 le change in attitudes related to democratic accountability.

19 es citizen quiescence and hampers government accountability.

20 ubs responsible for financing, scale-up, and accountability.

21 ation, communication, and marketing); and 7) accountability.

22 procity, in-group favouritism or concern for accountability.

23 ate progress through evidence, advocacy, and accountability.

24 igned PIR promotes global learning and local accountability.

25 ns between user involvement and professional accountability.

26 for its small scale, isolation, and lack of accountability.

27 se or pacify civic engagement and government accountability?

28 cterize and compare three dominant models of accountability: 1) the professional model, in which the

29 45 rounds of the Performance Monitoring and Accountability 2020 (PMA2020) surveys, which were all un

30 sites were Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) compliant.

31 tion of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Privacy Rule is having a nega

32 nced by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Privacy Rule, a regulatory fr

33 nent of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), as they relate to human rese

34 A Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)-compliant, Institutional Revi

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51 d under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) has had a significant

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54 d under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 to drive rapid learning throu

55 nted by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, recently issued a final rule

56 st that the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Privacy Rule (HIPAA Privacy Rule) may

57 The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Privacy Rule also provides guidelines

58 r research, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act requirements and the role of institut

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62 ally, under Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, personal representatives have the sa

63 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act-compliant electronic case report form

64 This Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act-compliant human cadaveric study was a

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118 of current levels of funding, and to promote accountability among donors for attainment of the Millen

119 most critical by improving trust and mutual accountability among stakeholders.

120 ong social identity does not lead to lack of accountability and "bad" behavior in groups and crowds b

121 and specific developments toward historical accountability and an active culture of remembrance.

122 ng such behaviors makes this a test case for accountability and because of the importance of ethical

123 following correspondence from the Office of Accountability and Compliance at the University of Maryl

124 Issues of trust, accountability and equity underpin Indigenous critiques

125 easing learning, as are reforms that improve accountability and incentives, such as local hiring of t

126 Accountability and monitoring are needed at every stage

127 to ensure the pragmatic synthesis of ethical accountability and national security.

128 the best approach for research that ensures accountability and optimises the use of available resour

129 ication provides recognition and establishes accountability and responsibility.

130 ven by the confluence of growing demands for accountability and results in health, improved equity, a

131 onor aid should continue, to encourage donor accountability and to monitor performance in targeting a

132 h care reform calls for increasing physician accountability and transparency of outcomes.

133 This entails improving accountability and transparency to gain member state tru

134 ng, greater multisector engagement, enhanced accountability and transparency, and strengthened normat

135 its objectives with a high rate of financial accountability and transparency, despite persistent oper

136 from the federal government to increase OPO accountability and transparency.

137 g is needed before the measures are used for accountability, and basic research is required to addres

138 havior was observed with self-justification, accountability, and cognitive dissonance accounting for

139 new, innovative approaches rooted in equity, accountability, and collective responsibility.

140 val and reimbursement; improve transparency, accountability, and consistency of payer decision making

141 ieve 90-90-90 through improved transparency, accountability, and efficiency.

142 tizens to express their view, improve public accountability, and foster community participation in th

143 gies of health programmes, equity, evidence, accountability, and global leadership.

144 implementation of core strategies, increased accountability, and implementation of innovative approac

145 ng on capacity issues, authority structures, accountability, and local reporting and control structur

146 l of inducing behavioral change, credibility/accountability, and privacy policies of mHealth products

147 a legal instrument for implementing policy, accountability, and social justice, all of which enhance

148 , we must remember the centrality of data to accountability, and the importance of support of country

149 adverse event reporting, to conduct product accountability, and to collect data on peramivir-treated

150 duals and organizations will show integrity; accountability; and responsibility for accurate, complet

151 es focused on historical land use change and accountability are best served by the countryside-Specie

152 compliance with these laws, protection, and accountability are lacking, and regular reporting of vio

153 The authors present an example of accountability assessment based on evaluating change in

154 The utility for accountability assessment is further limited because reg

155 However, we also note the need for improved accountability assessment methods.

156 Appealing to similar calls for accountability assessment of whether regulatory actions

157 Progress should be measured and accountability assured.

158 thened supervision and monitoring to improve accountability at the local level.

159 rmacokinetic or pharmacodynamic data, a drug accountability auditor, and the site pharmacist.

160 and aligned financial incentives can enhance accountability between donors, implementers, service pro

161 This accountability can consist of voluntary peer pressure to

162 Accountability can improve equal opportunities for women

163 Credit and accountability cannot be assessed unless the contributio

164 e study was Health Insurance Portability and Accountability-compliant.

165 without incentives to change or have had no accountability component.

166 The concept of accountability contains three essential components: 1) t

167 to accelerate readiness, responsibility, and accountability during the transition from medical school

168 dult programs in medicine and school/teacher accountability efforts, and identify three concerning kn

169 Accountability entails the procedures and processes by w

170 al health paradigm and broader ownership and accountability for addressing sexual health and STIs amo

171 Ultimate responsibility and accountability for AI remains with its human designers a

172 Accountability for Cancer Care through Undoing Racism an

173 Leadership and accountability for child survival should be strengthened

174 c narrative about differential international accountability for climate change.

175 f pertinent ethical issues to promote public accountability for clinical research.

176 for non-communicable diseases should promote accountability for effective action.

177 such metrics could enhance transparency and accountability for efficient use of money and maximise t

178 ery of psychosocial interventions with clear accountability for intervention delivery through the pro

179 oming residents to assume responsibility and accountability for key elements of care and stewardship.

180 reference standard, design, data usage, and accountability for medical liability.

181 APMs: population-based models that emphasize accountability for overall quality and costs for defined

182 ch skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) assumed accountability for patients' Medicare spending for 90 da

183 back on system performance; and (4) there is accountability for performance according to the guidelin

184 episode-based payment models that emphasize accountability for quality and costs for discrete care.

185 cal data used for programme improvement; and accountability for results at all levels, including dema

186 Provider groups in the AQC system assume accountability for spending, similar to accountable care

187 , neither Ghanaians nor Ugandans demand more accountability for taxes than oil or aid when the revenu

188 The accountability for the phenotypic variance of AF was 19.

189 Health systems and provider accountability for the primary care of uninsured childre

190 ess, and fairness in their reporting, and to accountability for their statements.

191 Patients had frequent follow-ups, and a 95% accountability for these patients was maintained.

192 iative and the Commission on Information and Accountability for Women's and Children's Health.

193 orn and Child Survival and the Commission on Accountability for Women's and Children's Health.

194 A four step accountability framework (take the account, share the ac

195 ng to identify key components of a radiation accountability framework fostering patient-centered imag

196 An accountability framework is a central feature of managin

197 o determine the contribution of a systematic accountability framework to improving the performance of

198 bent upon the imaging community to create an accountability framework to safely drive appropriate ima

199 management training, and applied systematic accountability framework to successfully manage the surg

200 The effect of implementation of the accountability framework was evaluated using data on adm

201 lopment, planning, management and oversight (accountability framework), implementation & service deli

202 erbal commendation) in quarter 4 through the accountability framework, compared with 1569 (73%) and 1

203 and systematic implementation of a rigorous accountability framework.

204 program after implementation of a systematic accountability framework.

205 dom argues that citizens more readily demand accountability from government for taxes than for nontax

206 outcome, design, validation, data usage, and accountability, from a bioethics and accountability pers

207 Accountability has become a major issue in health care.

208 s three essential components: 1) the loci of accountability--health care consists of at least 11 diff

209 ually, core humanitarian principles-dignity, accountability, impartiality, neutrality-can be applied

210 tify eight widely endorsed content areas for accountability in ethical conduct: medical decision maki

211 central barrier to effective governance and accountability in fisheries is the limited transparency

212 nts regarding participation of stakeholders, accountability in governance, and the use of "boundary o

213 Forceful new demands for accountability in medicine are arising from many interes

214 e environmental challenges, and to commit to accountability in order to leave a legacy of hope to the

215 ve health activities, and to encourage donor accountability in targeting aid flows to those most in n

216 ve health activities, and to encourage donor accountability in targeting aid flows to those most in n

217 iversal risk pooling, solidarity, and public accountability in the design, funding, and delivery of p

218 nd development of professional standards for accountability in the many other areas of medicine.

219 As financial institutions want openness and accountability in their automated systems, the task of u

220 Instead, we advocate a stratified model of accountability in which the professional model guides th

221 r hold others accountable; 2) the domains of accountability--in health care, parties can be held acco

222 community benefit; and 3) the procedures of accountability, including formal and informal procedures

223 el diagnostic accuracy, a lack of downstream accountability, including workflow integration, external

224 The focus areas included individual accountability, individually relevant activities, use of

225 ce organizations (HMOs) might improve public accountability, inform consumer decision making, and pro

226 and Treatment dental services; managed care accountability; integration of medical and dental profes

227 ds affect the success of this type of social accountability intervention.

228 In India, social accountability interventions that incorporate report car

229 We argue that no single model of accountability is appropriate to health care.

230 market is brought to bear in health care and accountability is mediated through consumer choice of pr

231 estoration plans but also open up debates on accountability issues with nutrient loading.

232 t and safety, maximizing efficiency, patient accountability, justifying gains, protecting unit outcom

233 of 30-day all-cause COPD readmissions as an accountability measure, discussing potential benefits an

234 All but one were recommended as accountability measures and one for quality improvement

235 ons for public reporting, reimbursement, and accountability measures for ICUs.

236 nal racism and harm through transparency and accountability measures is the first of many steps requi

237 the post-2015 framework, with corresponding accountability mechanisms.

238 actors and social movements; and strengthen accountability mechanisms.

239 dized demographic data collection, and clear accountability metrics.

240 only begins to describe a small part of the accountability model, we urge explicit identification an

241 inition of the specific responsibilities and accountabilities of key actors are needed to try to achi

242 ealth provides crucial information to assess accountability of donors.

243 and a multivariate analysis testing for the accountability of each UCLA Integrated Staging System (U

244 lic concerns about the safety, efficacy, and accountability of health care in the United States.

245 xposure environments and allows for a better accountability of health impacts.

246 by economic forces and enabled by a lack of accountability of journals, editors, and authors.

247 o minimize program complexity and ensure the accountability of managed care networks for their patien

248 graduate medical education funding, and the accountability of managers of public-sector initiatives

249 ge of stakeholders and lack of ownership and accountability of non-governmental CHW programs.

250 The overall quality and accountability of online content for academic sites was

251 ield (Tables 2 and 4) along with a 18 +/- 2% accountability of the 1-naphthylethyl radicals as 12b.

252 cision, low susceptibility to interferences, accountability of the conversion of T4 to T3, and compar

253 ve helped PAHO to increase the authority and accountability of vaccine program managers at the local,

254 is search with a review of the US Government Accountability Office online database for reports on US

255 that taxes strengthen citizens' demands for accountability or that MPs perceive differences across r

256 ge, and accountability, from a bioethics and accountability perspective.

257 r, aid channeled through NGOs motivates more accountability pressures.

258 d members of parliament (MPs') beliefs about accountability pressures.

259 reach all children because of management and accountability problems in the field, inaccessible popul

260 d ensure that this is more clearly linked to accountability processes including the Sustainable Devel

261 come measures currently used or proposed for accountability programs.

262 This study compares the quality, accountability, readability, accessibility, and presence

263 Improving the quality, accountability, readability, and accessibility and incor

264 come evaluation (T5) often takes the form of accountability research, as environmental health scienti

265 t of air quality regulations, referred to as accountability research, is increasingly viewed as a nec

266 rship in biomedical publications establishes accountability, responsibility, and credit.

267 individual rewards, individual competition, accountability, responsibility, and public identificatio

268 shared decision-making, emphasizing patient accountability, restricted decisional power, protecting

269 As demands for greater public accountability rise, continuing performance improvement

270 rison of the DISCERN and HONcode quality and accountability scores between academic and private websi

271 ce measures are developed and implemented as accountability standards.

272 Different models of accountability stress different domains, evaluative crit

273 to actionable policies, open and transparent accountability structures, political commitment to deliv

274 ogy literature including self-justification, accountability, sunk costs, and cognitive dissonance res

275 This paper reviews how this accountability system affected Japanese physicians' beha

276 The goal of a newly proposed mandatory accountability system from the Japanese government was t

277 nese government attempted to establish a new accountability system in medicine, after an obstetrician

278 We argue for a strengthening of accountability systems across all actors to substantiall

279 nual plans, community partnership and strong accountability systems are critical for all programs and

280 Second, school accountability systems should control for the influence

281 Strengthened accountability systems would support government leadersh

282 ed when other countries implement nationwide accountability systems.

283 We adopt a model of stratified accountability that includes three major components: the

284 he heart of these endeavors is institutional accountability that ties progress toward inclusive excel

285 awing on the literature about the effects of accountability, the authors suggest that tournaments may

286 ess service at point of delivery, and ensure accountability through governance by a robust regulatory

287 nterventions and packages of care with clear accountability to accelerate progress and reach the poor

288 investment will speed the research and bring accountability to biomedical technology.

289 physicians, (2) establishment of performance accountability to incentivise high-quality and high-valu

290 opriate patients for measurement, and assign accountability to providers.

291 ility and responsiveness; quality; outcomes; accountability, transparency, and regulation; fairness a

292 provider groups or payors for improvement or accountability using local tumor registries to furnish d

293 Node accountability was also emphasized and involved metrics

294 Quality and accountability were assessed using the internationally r

295 he fundamental risk is that both mission and accountability will be defined too narrowly; the opportu

296 Efforts to improve professional accountability will need to address material constraints

297 The public outcry for accountability will result in systems changes aimed at r

298 to improve self-awareness among members and accountability within the organization; 3) supporting th

299 s every 2 years as a strategy for increasing accountability worldwide for progress in child survival.

300 n only 20% yield along with dimer 11b in 40% accountability yield.