Shenel Mae Balsa, Jhunniel Bernales, Wilne Oquendo, Marlou Tagarao
Ghada Mohammed Daqdaqi, Fatmah Ali Bahri, Talal Ali Jamahi, Ashwaq Marwai Wafi, Adel Mohammed Hamdi, Anah Essa Mayan
Abstract:
This study investigates the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on improving the preoperative process for tonsillectomy, a prevalent surgical surgery. Artificial intelligence has demonstrated potential in enhancing multiple facets of preoperative planning, including patient risk evaluation, tailored therapy suggestions, and the optimization of surgical results. The study emphasizes the advantages of artificial intelligence in minimizing human error, enhancing efficiency, and augmenting patient safety in tonsillectomy operations. Nonetheless, issues including data privacy, algorithm openness, and the necessity for rigorous clinical validation are recognized. This study finds that AI can significantly enhance preoperative tonsillectomy, contingent upon the resolution of ethical issues and technical constraints through collaboration between practitioners and AI developers.
Tabu Rose , Dr. Muhindi P. K Solomon
Abstract:
In Uganda, the Ministry of Education, Science, Technology, and Sports (MOEST) is crucial to the development of the nation educational system and athletic efforts. Civil servants employed in this ministry are entrusted with the responsibility of delivering quality education services and promoting the growth of sports. However, to effectively fulfill their duties, civil servants must uphold high ethical standards. Ethical standards refer to a set of principles and values that govern the conduct and behavior of individuals within an organization. Thus, the current study evaluated the influence of ethical standards on civil servants performance in the ministry of education and sports in Kampala, Uganda. 122 participants from the subset of the Ministry of Education, Science, Technology and Sports (MOEST) in Kampala, were involved in the study. Interviews and questionnaires were employed by the researcher to gather data, The research demonstrates that the working condition greatly influences work performance, which are driven by the established ethical standards that fosters the working conditions of employees.
Mazin Algabil
Abstract:
The scope of corporate governance is broad. Apart from the institutional element, corporate governance also includes a social element. Namely, through corporate governance in the organization, the conditions for creating an ethical and reliable business environment are ensured. Good corporate governance in an organization can have a positive effect on increasing the organization capacity to reduce the risk of corruption and fraud. Through the establishment of clear and comprehensive written policies and procedures, the organization can ensure that all employees in the organization understand their responsibilities and expectations regarding business compliance and financial reporting. By defining the roles and responsibilities of everyone in the organization, as well as by creating an efficient system of supervision and eliminating opportunities for abuse, the practice of good corporate governance can suppress the occurrence of corrupt activities at the organizational level.
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