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Blockchain linked to greater accounting transparency in Indonesia
Systematic review of blockchain implementation for financial reporting transparency and fraud mitigation in Indonesia, examining Triple-Entry Accounting, smart contracts, and regulatory frameworks.
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Audit improved compliance with the WHO surgical safety checklist
WHO Surgical Safety Checklist compliance improved significantly at Sudan hospital through staff education and standardized documentation, with communication-dependent items showing greatest gains.
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AI methods are being integrated into audit workflows
Systematic review of AI applications in auditing examining machine learning, NLP, and RPA across 100 articles. Explores architecture, impacts, and barriers to adoption in audit workflows and.
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ISSA 5000 standardizes sustainability assurance across jurisdictions
ISSA 5000 establishes the first international standard for sustainability assurance, providing a unified framework for credible, comparable reporting across jurisdictions and professional contexts.
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Former inspectors help map PCAOB inspection phases
Synthesis of PCAOB inspection research and former inspector interviews into phase-based framework for audit oversight of global network firms, addressing transparency and consistency concerns.
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Technologies support dynamic audit capabilities during turbulence
Explore how technology enables audit firms to build dynamic capabilities during crises. Research on 237 Swedish auditors reveals technology's role in maintaining operational continuity during.
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Blockchain auditing may improve efficiency and reduce costs
Explore how blockchain technology transforms auditing through distributed systems and smart contracts. Review research on benefits, challenges, and pathways toward mainstream blockchain audit.
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Mandatory AI emissions disclosure appears operationally feasible
Feasibility analysis of mandatory emissions disclosure for AI research using tiered policies and Monte-Carlo simulation, demonstrating high coverage with minimal operational burden on research venues.
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Many CDC surveillance databases had unexplained update pauses
Study reveals 46% of CDC surveillance databases paused as of October 2025, with 87% of paused systems covering vaccination data, disrupting evidence base for health policy.