The Professionalization of Internal Auditing

A Century of Internal Auditing -Using Computational Literature Review

A review of the internal audit literature over the past century reveals a significant topic variety and thematic diversity, so that a systematic review of these studies is necessary in order to gain a deeper understanding of internal audit research. This research aims to fill the gap in previous review research and in response to the recommendation of Behrend & Eulerich (2019) and aims to ident...

The professionalization of Iranian hospital social workers

Introduction: Identity is formed through our understanding ofourselves and what others perceive of our actions and how we dothings. Formation of professional identity includes development,advancement and socialization through social learning of specificknowledge and skills obtained within the context of professionalroles, new attitudes and values.Methods: This qualitative study used content ana...

Risk assessment in internal auditing: a neural network approach

Risk assessment is a systematic process for integrating professional judgments about relevant risk factors, their relative significance and probable adverse conditions and/or events leading to identification of auditable activities (IIA, 1995, SIAS No. 9). Internal auditors utilize risk measures to allocate critical audit resources to compliance, operational, or financial activities within the ...

Professionalization of Exercise Physiologyonline

Professionalization of Exercise Physiologyonline

Introduction Maximal oxygen uptake (VO2 max) or maximum aerobic capacity, as it is known by exercise physiologists, is not a new topic by any means. The idea that the human body cannot survive without oxygen has been known for millennia. However, the notion that oxygen and its delivery and subsequent metabolism by exercising muscles is crucial to prolonged activity is relatively new, having fir...