IMPROVE INTERNAL AUDIT OF PRODUCTION COSTS TO IMPROVE ENTERPRISE PERFORMANCE

Building knowledge to improve enterprise performance from inventory simulation models

This paper describes the process of building knowledge to improve enterprise performance. This allows managers both to identify unknown risks and to develop solutions that mitigate these risks. One of the most critical risks that the enterprise faces involves the unidentified presence of serial-correlation components on the demand patterns. Depending upon the levels of such correlation, invento...

Clinical audit Using audit to improve senior house officer training

Accepted 6 May 1997 Summary The British Geriatrics Society has described 16 training objectives for senior house officers (SHOs) in geriatric medicine. We have developed these into an audit standard, and in a controlled trial we consider the effectiveness of audit as a means of monitoring and improving SHO training. SHOs from three hospitals were sent a questionnaire asking about the adequacy o...

Piranha Audit: Kernel Enhancements And Utilities To Improve Audit/Logging

This paper presents a mechanism to enrich logging as required in TCSEC [1] document to detect and stop possible intrusions based on typical attacks and to protect the sensible audit data from deletion/modification even in root compromise situation. After installing Piranha Audit, administrators will have a solid infrastructure for improving security and resistance to penetration, with only mode...

How to Improve the Quality of Morning Report; Department of Internal Medicine, An action research

Background: Morning reports (MRs) are commonly used as an efficient technique in Medical Education. This study was intended to assess the developmental process following Iranian definable standards in the Internal Medicine Department, Imam Reza General Hospital, Mashhad, Iran. Methods: Following an initial one-month assessment through direct observation of morning reports held in Imam Reza Hosp...

Capacity Building to Improve Hospital Managers’ Performance in West Asia