June 2014
Intermediate to advanced
280 pages
10h 47m
English
Content preview from ERM - Enterprise Risk Management: Issues and Cases
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Index
- “3 Cs” rule
- Abilene paradox
- Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs)
- action plans
- adjustments
- administration costs
- adolescent violence
- Affordable Healthcare Act, US 2010
- analytics systems
- anchoring
- appetite for risk
- articles
- assessment see risk assessment
- asymmetric information
- availability heuristics
- axiological dimension, Cindynics
- Baron, Franck
- Basel II
- Bayesian networks
- Bayesian probability
- BCP see business continuity planning
- behavior, unethical
- behavioral bias
- behavioral decision making
- see also decision making
- available information
- communication difficulties
- context of decision
- factors to watch
- groupthink
- inertia
- BIA see business impact analysis
- Big Dots key strategies, MH
- biomedical research see Wellcome Trust
- BISs see business information systems
- board members
- bounded rationality
- business continuity planning (BCP)
- business ethics
- benefits
- CSR
- definitions
- dilemma resolution
- ethical culture
- ethical relativism
- form not substance
- four steps model
- incentives
- list of issues
- opportunities/risks
- pressures
- rationalized thinking
- risk management
- unethical behavior
- business impact analysis (BIA)
- business information systems (BISs)
- business intelligence
- CAG see Claims Authority Group
- California, University of
- case studies
- China
- in-house risk management
- interview questions
- Memorial Hermann
- OPAC du Rhône
- protocols
- risk manager job description
- scope of projects
- University of California
- US health insurer
- Wellcome Trust
- cause and effect thinking
- central ...
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