abstract: introduction: abiding with ethical discipline in nursing leads to improving nursing services and promoting the patient’s health. due to the fact that patients are the most critical elements in health care organizations, this study was carried out with the aim of determine compliance with professional ethics and its relationship with associated demographic factors from the vantage poin...

This study investigates the ethical climate types presented in the Korean tourism industry, the differences in the perceptions of ethical these climate types based on individual/organizational characteristics, and the influence of ethical climate types based on job satisfaction/ organizational commitment. Empirical findings of this study identify six ethical climate types and demonstrate signif...

-This article review literature on ethical behavior to identify factors and variables which influences ethical behavior. This study is divided into theoretical and empirical studies and its relevance to theory. Identified variables are divided into individual factors, organizational and external factors. Variables under these factors are locus of control, achievement orientation, Machiavelliani...

Background: The main nature of corporate citizen behaviors includes the idea that corporate citizen behaviors are beneficial behaviors that are critical to improving organizational performance. The purpose of this study is to identify the relationship between ethical leadership and individual and organizational corporate citizenship behaviors, with the moderating role of self-efficacy, respect ...

Abstract There is significant enthusiasm to apply artificial intelligence (AI) in dermatology with an emphasis on image-based analyses for risk assessment of suspicious skin lesions. However, the rapid development and deployment such AI tools raises concerns that ethical issues arising from their widespread, long-term use may not have been adequately considered during design or implementation. ...

Marketization is the development of quasi-markets on systemic level, which promote choice, competition, accountability, and devolution in public schooling. Marketing a strategy that individual school leaders employ to respond these logics. This paper argues education marketization has led an increase school-based marketing within Australian system. The eight principals we report here, perceived...

Aim/Purpose: The study set out to understand the challenges doctoral students experience at different systemic levels of education through perspective ethical principles. Background: Doctoral various on their journey degree, and as high dropout rates indicate, these become critical for many students. Several individual structural level aspects, such student characteristics, supervisory relation...

Accountability in legislative representation implies that candidates communicate to voters what they will do if elected, that information about actions once in office is available to constituents, that representatives are responsive to the preferences and demands of constituents, and that they are punished for lack of responsiveness. There is an inherent tension between party discipline and res...

The medical profession is facing an imperative to deliver more patient-centered care, improve quality, and reduce unnecessary costs and waste. With significant unexplained variation in resource use and outcomes, even physicians and health care organizations with "the best" reputations cannot assume they always deliver the best care possible. Going forward, physicians will need to demonstrate pr...

This discussion paper considers possible state accountability designs, especially "ValueAdded Models" relying on the California Longitudinal Pupil Achievement Data System (CALPADS). It is intended for a general audience of educational professionals and policy makers, and to inform the deliberations of the PSAA Advisory Committee. Technical challenges are described but are not discussed in depth...