This article explores the concept of accountability in international organizations, focusing on how control by members and access to information are critical indicators of accountability. It highlights the mechanisms through which member states or shareholders can exert influence over decision-making processes, especially in intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations. The article delves into the roles of governing and executive bodies in these organizations, examining the importance of equitable representation and transparency. It also addresses how access to information influences organizational accountability, emphasizing that without proper disclosure, stakeholders cannot effectively hold organizations accountable. Additional indicators, such as the process of appointing senior officials, decision enforcement, evaluation procedures, consultation with external stakeholders, complaint mechanisms, and social responsibility, are briefly discussed.

Diabetes is a disease that occurs as a result of impaired carbohydrate and water metabolism in the body. It is a consequence of impaired pancreatic function. The pancreas produces the hormone insulin. Insulin is involved in the processing of sugar. Without this hormone, the body cannot maintain the level of glucose in the blood at normal levels and its level increases. As a result, the body excretes excess glucose through the urine.

This article provides information on stress and stress management. Information is provided on the general characteristics of intrinsic and extrinsic types of motivation. The article discusses the management of physiological and emotional reactions to any type of stress, and the individual's stress tolerance.

The healthcare industry has undergone significant changes brought about by information technology. From electronically examining patients and updating their medical records to digitally sending blood test results to patients, information technology is changing the healthcare industry by leaps and bounds. Information technology in healthcare and its benefits From transportation to manufacturing, information technology is affecting almost all industries today. According to expert estimates, the healthcare information technology market could reach $390.7 billion by the end of 2024.

This article provides information on the procedural theory of motivation and theories of raw justice. The article expresses the views of V. Vroom's theory of boxes, D. S. Adam's theory, J. Rawls's theory of justice, utilitarianism, communicative justice, equality and human rights.