154 research outputs found
The changing landscape of care: does ethics education have a new role to play in health practice?
Paternalism and autonomy: views of patients and providers in a transitional (post-communist) country
Emerging IT risks: insights from German banking
How do German banks manage the emerging risks stemming from IT innovations such as cyber risk? With a focus on process, roles and responsibilities, field data from ten banks participating in the 2014 ECB stress test were collected by interviewing IT managers, risk managers and external experts. Current procedures for handling emerging risks in German banks were identified from the interviews and analysed, guided by the extant literature. A clear gap was found between enterprise risk management (ERM) as a general approach to risks threatening firms’ objectives and ERM’s neglect of emerging risks, such as those associated with IT innovations. The findings suggest that ERM should be extended towards the collection and sharing of knowledge to allow for an initial understanding and description of emerging risks, as opposed to the traditional ERM approach involving estimates of impact and probability. For example, as cyber risks emerge from an IT innovation, the focus may need to switch towards reducing uncertainty through knowledge acquisition. Since individual managers seldom possess all relevant knowledge of an IT innovation, various stakeholders may need to be involved to exploit their expertise
Age-related declines in a two-day reference memory task are associated with changes in NMDA receptor subunits in mice
Moral perception, educational environment, and development of medical professionalism in medical students during the clinical rotations in Peru
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