Desired Results Research Articles

The Effect of Strategic Intelligence on Enhancing Customer Value: An Exploratory Study of the Opinions of a Sample of Employees at the State Company For Drug And Medical Supplies Manufacturing / Samarra - Iraq

The core objective of this research was to pinpoint the sources of strategic intelligence and their effect upon enhancing customer value, as well as to provide some suggestions that contribute to clarifying the effect between the research variables. Accordingly, the current problem was represented by the central question: (Is there a statistically significant effect of strategic intelligence on enhancing customer value?). To assess the opinions of the respondents, the research relied on the descriptive-analytical approach in dealing with the theoretical and field data of the studied company. Several research tools were used in the field aspect of the study to achieve the desired results, with the questionnaire being the main tool for data collection. A total of 130 forms were given to a random sample of employees in the studied company, of which 125 valid forms were returned for analysis, representing a rate of 96%. Several statistical methods and tools were used to handle the data, analyze the questionnaire items, and test its hypotheses based on the data processed through the (SPSS.V26) statistical program. The research concluded with several findings, including there is a statistically significant positive effect of strategic intelligence on enhancing customer value in the studied company.

APPAREL USAGE AND DISPOSAL BEHAVIOUR OF WOMEN MILLENNILAS AND POST-MILLENNILAS

The study - Apparel usage and disposal behaviour of women millennial and post-millennial aims at analysing the consumer behaviour in usage and disposing of clothes. The two main generations taken into consideration are Millennial and Gen z (People who born during 1981-1996 belong to millennial generation and women who born during 1997-2012 are categorised as post-millennial generation). The study compares the apparel usage and disposal behaviour of millennials and Gen z and also examine the factors moderating the intention to dispose and disposal behaviours. The base theory considered is Theory of planned Behaviour. Convenience sampling method is used for data collection. The population size was unknown and the sample size is 274 women respondents. A Structured questionnaire has been designed and used to collect the needed primary data. Data collected through questionnaire are analysed using various analysis like cross tabulation, weighted average and chi-square analysis. The comparison secured desired results. It is proved that there is a huge difference between millennial and Generation Z. Millennial are using and disposing their clothes in a proper way comparing to post-millennials. Lack of awareness about proper disposal of clothes is one of the major factors for improper disposal and people doesn’t have enough provisions to dispose their clothes properly. Some Women are throwing their clothes in garbage can this leads to landfills and can cause huge damage to environment. Generation z prefers to trade their used clothes in online portal and millennials prefer to resell their garments for money.

Clavicular Contouring with a Novel Subperiosteal Filler Injection Technique: A Single-Case Study.

Injectable cosmetic procedures are increasingly popular among beauty seekers as rapid technology and material advancements making it easier to achieve desired results through minimal trauma. The technique of subperiosteal injection, which is not yet introduced to the field of medical esthetics, may achieve more satisfying results. This study confirms the possibility of subperiosteal injection of dermal filler, using the clavicle area as the validation region, and has been validated by ultrasound examinations. This novel injection technique combining sharp and cannula successfully achieves subperiosteal filling injections, aiming to shape clear contours by utilizing subperiosteal filling and addressing the displacement issues of conventionally injected dermal filler, thereby achieving long-term reliable results. The new technique involves linear limited subperiosteal dissection using a cannula, followed by further expansion of the periosteum through injection pressure to complete the injection of dermal filler and retain it beneath the periosteum. The conclusion drawn from clinical observation and ultrasound validation confirms that the dermal filler is indeed injected at the subperiosteal level and provides very stable support. The results at the 6-month follow-up remain ideal. This subperiosteal injection technique is easy to practice and conductive to promotion. In terms of results, it achieves long-term stable outcomes that traditional injection methods cannot achieve. Although the clavicle area was used as the validation region, this technique can also be applied to many conventional facial injection sites. This journal requires that authors assign a level of evidence to each article. For a full description of these Evidence-Based Medicine ratings, please refer to the Table of Contents or the online Instructions to Authors https://www.springer.com/00266 .

Tujuan dan Rancangan Program Diklat Badan Pengembangan Sumber Daya Manusia Provinsi Kalimantan Tengah

This article aims to provide an in-depth insight into appropriate training objectives, so as to improve the effectiveness of education and training programs and achieve the desired results. In the context of organizational strategy and training program design, training objectives play an important role. Clear and purposeful training objectives can help improve the effectiveness of training programs, motivate trainees, and provide indicators of success that can be evaluated. This study used a qualitative descriptive approach. The data collection methods used were observation, interview, and documentation. The results showed that clear and well-defined training objectives are essential in designing an effective training program. The research also emphasizes the importance of training objectives in the context of organizational strategy, where appropriate training objectives can help the organization achieve its goals and respond to existing needs. This article contributes to the understanding of the importance of training objectives in improving the effectiveness of education and training programs. The results of this study can serve as a basis for organizations, especially the Central Kalimantan Province Human Resources Development Agency, in designing more effective training programs and ensuring the achievement of organizational goals through human resource development.

A critical review on utility of Mamsa Rasa in Basti Yogas

Vasthi (Basti) Karma is a single most widely practised panchakarma therapy for diverse diseases especially diseases caused due to vata in Ayurveda. Niruha(term means unimaginable or incomparable effect) type of vasthi is known for its multiple systemic action in management of diseases in Ayurveda. Mamsa rasa is a very commonly used as food as well as medicine. A thorough reading by going into each sentences through the Brihatrayis, other texts and also the related articles was done for this work. Mamsa is good substance to manage vatavyadhi which can be inferred from antagonistic propertyies presented in the table. Selection of perfect mamsa is important inorder to get desired results, different Acharyas have different opinions in this area even in dosage. Aja mamsa is the most commonlly used mamsa, it has got additional property of similarity to human body tissues. Direct reference of preparation methods for vasthi is not available in Brihatrayis. While describing Yapana category of vasthi yogas, the most utilized avapa dravya is mamsa rasa. It is a popular vasthi kalpana which has its own space in treatment of diseases and in restoration of health and homeostasis. For example Rajayapana vasthi is known as the king of vasthi. Thorough observations and logical thinking is needed in future to unreveal the unknown effects of mamsa rasa in vasthi. Here is an attempt to compile and discuss some points related to the above said topic which gives an overall view of mamsa rasa in vasthi yogas.

Comparative Study on the Application Effects of Optimized Frozen Section Procedure in Oral Cancer Surgery.

Objective. To investigate the application effects of optimizing the frozen section procedure in oral cancer surgery. Methods. A total of 45 oral cancer patients undergoing surgery were selected as the control group, operated from January 2020 to May 2021, without optimization of the frozen section procedure. Another 45 oral cancer patients undergoing surgery were selected as the experimental group, operated from June 2021 to December 2022, with the optimized frozen section procedure. The differences in the excellent rate of sections, the preparation time, the frozen report time and the accuracy rate between the two groups were compared. Results. In terms of the excellent rate of sections, the optimized procedure group was (44/45) 97.8%, which was higher than the conventional group (40/45) 88.9%; the preparation time and frozen report time in the optimized procedure group were (9.2 ± 0.7) min, and (26.4 ± 2.2) min, respectively, both shorter than those in the conventional group were (12.3 ± 1.3) min, and (31.8 ± 2.7) min, (p < 0.05); the accuracy rate of the frozen report, the optimized procedure group was (43/45) 95.6%, which was higher than the conventional group (40/45) 88.9%. Conclusion. Optimizing the frozen section procedure in oral cancer surgery can achieve desirable results, conducive to improving slide quality, reducing preparation time, and overall frozen report time. It is worthy of promotion.

Closha 2.0: a bio-workflow design system for massive genome data analysis on high performance cluster infrastructure.

The explosive growth of next-generation sequencing data has resulted in ultra-large-scale datasets and significant computational challenges. As the cost of next-generation sequencing (NGS) has decreased, the amount of genomic data has surged globally. However, the cost and complexity of the computational resources required continue to be substantial barriers to leveraging big data. A promising solution to these computational challenges is cloud computing, which provides researchers with the necessary CPUs, memory, storage, and software tools. Here, we present Closha 2.0, a cloud computing service that offers a user-friendly platform for analyzing massive genomic datasets. Closha 2.0 is designed to provide a cloud-based environment that enables all genomic researchers, including those with limited or no programming experience, to easily analyze their genomic data. The new 2.0 version of Closha has more user-friendly features than the previous 1.0 version. Firstly, the workbench features a script editor that supports Python, R, and shell script programming, enabling users to write scripts and integrate them into their pipelines. This functionality is particularly useful for downstream analysis. Second, Closha 2.0 runs on containers, which execute each tool in an independent environment. This provides a stable environment and prevents dependency issues and version conflicts among tools. Additionally, users can execute each step of a pipeline individually, allowing them to test applications at each stage and adjust parameters to achieve the desired results. We also updated a high-speed data transmission tool called GBox that facilitates the rapid transfer of large datasets. The analysis pipelines on Closha 2.0 are reproducible, with all analysis parameters and inputs being permanently recorded. Closha 2.0 simplifies multi-step analysis with drag-and-drop functionality and provides a user-friendly interface for genomic scientists to obtain accurate results from NGS data. Closha 2.0 is freely available at https://www.kobic.re.kr/closha2 .

Double the Tasks, Double the Control: An Analysis of Workers’ Practices to Increase Visibility in Cleaning, Care, and Accommodation Platforms in Spain

A vast amount of literature on social media has researched how content creators develop practices to present themselves and play the ‘visibility game’ (Cotter, 2019). Similarly, platformization of work has led to algorithmic control through the logic of ratings and visibility. This article studies how platforms shape the practices of workers who carry out services in domestic spaces. We conducted a qualitative content analysis of 36 profiles in cleaning, care, and accommodation platforms in Spain complemented by 10 in-depth interviews with workers. Similarly to what has been found for social media, we observed how workers manage their profiles following a presentation logic, including disclosing personal information and knowledge, achieving desired results in terms of metrics, and interpreting and surpassing the clients’ expectations. Thus, the work process is geared toward satisfying clients and platforms to access working opportunities, resulting in double the work and showing how visibility permeates and shapes a variety of sectors.

Modern methods of diagnostics of syncopal conditions in servicemen

The review article is devoted to modern methods of diagnosing syncope, which is becoming more and more common among young people every year. This article discusses the causes and mechanisms of syncope, as well as methods of diagnosing and differentiating it. Particular attention is paid to syncope that occurs as a result of orthostatic hypotension. Unfortunately, syncope has long been ignored by both doctors and patients. It is not uncommon for patients to ignore isolated episodes of loss of consciousness, explaining them by lifestyle features. A long absence of any diagnosis, and, as a consequence, treatment leads to the progression of the underlying disease that provokes this syncope. But the problem of diagnosing syncope depends not only on patients, but also on doctors. Due to the lack of a clear algorithm that allows for accurate diagnosis of syncope and differentiation, doctors’ diagnostic capabilities are limited. However, this is not the only problem, since the lack of special equipment in most medical institutions also affects the quality of syncope diagnostics. Tilt test is currently the gold standard in syncope diagnostics according to the 2018 European Society of Cardiology recommendations. The equipment is expensive, and the diagnostic ability of this method does not provide the desired results for diagnosis verification. Today, the attitude to this problem is changing and in 2023, the development of a plan of clinical recommendations of the Russian Society of Cardiology began, where syncope is highlighted in a separate chapter. Accurate diagnostics of syncope is needed not only to determine the underlying disease. In the clinical practice of a doctor, there are often cases of simulation of syncope by young people of draft age for personal purposes. It is practically impossible to clinically confirm the presence of syncope in the past at the moment (especially if it was a single episode of loss of consciousness). The lack of a clear algorithm significantly complicates the verification of the diagnosis. The purpose of writing this article was to study the most effective diagnostic methods that allow you to most accurately determine the cause of syncope.

Exploring How to Optimise Transformative Pro-Environmental Behaviour Changes via Nudging on Shared Values Crystallisation

Transformative learning processes that can trigger deep and long-lasting behaviour changes are highly sought after for targeted improvements ranging from human diet and health to pro-environmental behaviours. A step forward was the reporting of a method that reliably produces transformative learning outcomes (TLOs) as an (incidental) effect of group shared values crystallisation, but the theme of the TLOs could not be targeted, e.g., for pro-environmental behaviours. A recent exploratory study bolted on environmentally themed pre-Nudging and unexpectedly produced a heavy bias towards pro-environmental behaviour changes. Here, we investigated more systematically the influences of different Nudging types upon TLO themes produced using two further case study designs created for comparability with earlier studies and using the same process (WeValue InSitu) and post-event data collection of TLOs categorised as environmental/not and behavioural/not. Our findings show that most Nudging had no effect, including raising the profile of environmental photos and the materials used in the crystallisation process, having participants reflect on their environmental identities, or emphasising environmental topics before going home. However, Nudging which involved answering written questions on specific personal pro-environmental actions such as recycling, applied early on, was linked to desired results. This has pragmatic significance for sustainability practitioners and raises questions for further research on the mechanisms of both active learning and Nudging.

Cracking the code: Linking good modeling and coding practices for new ecological modelers

Good modeling practices are essential for producing reliable and reproducible ecological models. Inherent to good modeling practices are fundamental coding and documentation skills, which not only implement the desired modeling capabilities but also clearly outline the goals, methods, and components of a model that are necessary to reproduce the desired results. One of the largest challenges for new ecological modelers can be implementing a model into computer code. In fact, coding represents a significant barrier for entry into ecological modeling, since most ecologists have not had formal training in computer science or software development. While software packages do exist that facilitate model development, we have observed that newer modelers still struggle with developing good coding practice throughout the modeling process. During a series of agent-based modeling short-courses and full semester graduate courses, both taught in NetLogo, we identified some common challenges encountered by graduate students and environmental professionals as they learn to code an ecological model, many for the first time. We were able to categorize and provide examples of the main challenges and obstacles, which fell into three main groups that follow the steps of good modeling practice: problem scoping and conceptualization, formulation, and evaluation. We then provide guidance on how to overcome these obstacles while developing good coding and modeling practices that will result in more scientifically defensible models.

Highly scalable quantum router with frequency-independent scattering spectra

Abstract Optical quantum routers play a crucial role in quantum networks and have been extensively studied in both theory and experiment, leading to significant advancements in their performance. However, these routers impose stringent requirements for achieving desired routing results, as the incident photon frequency must be in strict resonance with one or several specific frequencies. To address this challenge, we propose an efficient quantum router scheme composed of semi-infinite coupled-resonator waveguide (CRW) and a giant atom. The single-channel router scheme enables stable output with 100% transfer rate over the entire energy band of the CRW. Leveraging this intriguing result, we further propose a multi-channel router scheme that possesses high stability and universality, while also being capable of performing various functionalities. The complete physical explanation of the underlying mechanism for this intriguing result is also presented. We hope that quantum router with output results unaffected by the frequency of the incoming information carriers presents a more reliable solution for the implementation of quantum networks.

Hypothesizing the Oleic Acid-Mediated Enhanced and Sustained Transdermal Codelivery of Pregabalin and Diclofenac Adhesive Nanogel: A Proof of Concept.

Pregabalin (PG) and diclofenac diethylamine (DEE) are anti-inflammatory molecules that are effective in relieving inflammation and pain associated with musculoskeletal disorders, arthritis, and post-traumatic pain, among others. Intravenous and oral delivery of these two molecules has their limitations. However, the transdermal route is believed to be an alternate viable option for the delivery of therapeutic molecules with desired physicochemical properties. To this end, it is vital to understand the physicochemical properties of these drugs, dosage, and strategies to enhance permeation, thereby surmounting the associated constraints and concurrently attaining a sustained release of these therapeutic molecules when administered in combination. The present work hypothesizes the enhanced permeation and sustained release of pregabalin and diclofenac diethylamine across the skin, entrapped in the adhesive nano-organogel formulation, including permeation enhancers. The solubility studies of pregabalin and diclofenac diethylamine in combination were performed in different permeation enhancers. Oleic acid was optimized as the best permeation enhancer based on in vitro studies. Pluronic organogel containing pregabalin and diclofenac diethylamine with oleic acid was fabricated. Duro-Tak® (87-2196) was added to the organogel formulation as a pressure-sensitive adhesive to sustain the release profile of these two therapeutic molecules. The adhesive organogel was characterized for particle size, scanning electron microscopy, and contact angle measurement. The HPLC method developed for the quantification of the dual drug showed a retention time of 3.84 minutes and 9.69 minutes for pregabalin and diclofenac, respectively. The fabricated nanogel adhesive formulation showed the desired results with particle size and contact angle of 282 ± 57 nm and ≥120⁰, respectively. In vitro studies showed the percentage cumulative release of 24.90 ± 4.65% and 33.29 ± 4.81% for pregabalin and diclofenac, respectively. In order to accomplish transdermal permeation, the suggested hypothesis of fabricating PG and DEE nano-organogel in combination with permeation enhancers will be a viable drug delivery method. In comparison to a traditional gel formulation, oleic acid as a permeation enhancer increased the penetration of both PG and DEE from the organogel formulation. Notably, the studies showed that the use of pressure-sensitive adhesives enabled the sustained release of both PG and DEE.Therefore, the results anticipated the hypothesis that the transdermal delivery of adhesive PG and DEEbased nanogel across the human skin can be achieved to inhibit inflammation and pain.

PENGEMBANGAN WEB SERVICE MENGGUNAKAN FRAMEWORK FASTAPI UNTUK MENINGKATKAN KEMUDAHAN INTEGRASI SISTEM INFORMASI AKADEMIK MULTIPLATFORM

Academic activities at Dian Nuswantoro University are managed using a web-based and mobile-based (Android and IOS) academic information system for students, lecturers, educators, and parents (guardians). The data retrieval process used by the academic information system is currently in each system itself so that it is prone to errors. Therefore, a back-end service is needed in the form of a web service that acts as a portal for the data retrieval process that can be used by the multiplatform academic information system. In addition to helping to avoid data retrieval errors, the web service that is built also provides complete and easy-to-understand documentation of web service usage. The average time required for the web service to provide a response when accessed by 1000 users is 6198ms (minimum 17ms and maximum 10017ms), meaning that the web service has good performance under high loads. The Extreme Programming method was chosen for the development of the web service in this study. This method consists of four stages, namely planning (analysis of what the system needs), design (visualization with Use Case diagrams), coding (using FastAPI Framework), and the last is testing (using BlackBox and JMeter for testing functions and security). The simplicity of this method can support the achievement of the desired results, namely a back-end service in the form of a web service, which can be used by a multi-platform academic information system to exchange data easily and accurately so that errors can be avoided, especially inconsistencies in presenting academic data.

Towards the Effective Utilisation of Influencer Marketing in Nigeria

Advances in technology and the increased use of social media have made brands' usage of influencer marketing more widespread. Social media users no longer want to hear only from brands; they also want to listen to what others say about the brands and what their favourite influencers say. However, if brands do not understand how to utilise influencer marketing effectively, they cannot harness its benefits and minimise its drawbacks. Therefore, this position paper explored how organisations can gain desired results from well-planned influencer marketing efforts. It used the desk research methodology to gather secondary data on this subject matter. It discovered that organisations stand to benefit significantly from intentional and strategic influencer marketing campaigns if they consider several crucial factors such as the loyalty the influencer garners, how the influencer can persuade their audience, source credibility, content congruence, trustworthiness, values alignment, content informative value, content entertainment value, and the like. It was recommended that before working with influencers, organisations should be clear on their brand values and objectives to derive desired results. They should also develop influencer marketing guides, be more strategic and intentional when selecting influencers, and develop systems to monitor influencer marketing efforts effectively.

Rates of Textbook Outcome Achieved in Patients Undergoing Liver and Pancreatic Surgery.

Backgorund: Textbook outcome (TO) is a composite measure that reflects the most desirable surgical results as a single indicator. The aim of this study was to assess the achievement of TO at a hepatopancreatobiliary (HPB) surgery unit in a Spanish tertiary hospital. Methods: We performed a retrospective observational study of all consecutive patients who underwent HPB surgery over a 4-year period. Morbidity according to the Clavien-Dindo classification at 30 days, hospital stay, risk of morbidity and mortality according to the POSSUM, and mortality and readmissions at 90 days were recorded. TO was considered when a patient presented no major complications (≥IIIA), no mortality, no readmission, and no prolonged length of stay (≤75th). Results: 283 patients were included. Morbidity >IIIA was reported in 21.6%, and 5.7% died; the median postoperative stay was 4 days. TO was achieved in 56.2% of patients. Comparing patients who presented TO with those who did not, significant differences were recorded for the type of procedure and the expected risk of morbidity and mortality calculated according to the POSSUM scale. There were significant differences between patients with major resections (TO rates: major hepatectomy (46.3%) and major pancreatectomy (52.5%)) and those with minor resections (TO rates minor hepatectomy (67.7%) and minor pancreatectomy (40.4%)). Conclusions: TO is a useful management tool for assessing postoperative results.

Interlocking Elements to Control Erosion in Natural and Urban Ecosystems

Advancements in comprehending soil erosion alleviation, relevant to both natural terrains and urban settings, have experienced notable growth in knowledge and products. Nevertheless, the increasing influence of climate change-driven forces, extreme weather events, and human-caused actions have resulted in reduced attainment of the desired results in erosion mitigation efforts. This paper aims to investigate how interlocking elements contribute to the reduction of soil erosion in natural landscapes and urban green spaces. This will be achieved by analyzing published materials, patents, installation instructions, manuals, and reports from organizations. Furthermore, we delve into novel interlocking products and emerging strategies like soft solutions and ecologically engineered blocks designed to effectively address soil erosion within vegetated habitats while enhancing the system’s capacity to adapt and withstand shifts in climate, curbing soil loss, and diminishing the speed of water runoff, consequently mitigating the potential for erosion. Geotechnical engineering and other erosion control solutions like biobased interlocking components and interlocking permeable blocks offer promise in safeguarding natural landscapes and urban infrastructure from erosion-related impacts. The geotextiles market, for instance, which was valued at over $7 billion in 2022, is anticipated to experience an annual growth rate of 6.6% from 2023 to 2030. This growth can be attributed to increasing environmental concerns related to soil erosion and the rapid urbanization occurring in developing countries. However, continuous progress in the economic viability and sustainability of these techniques and products is crucial to effectively achieve erosion mitigation goals in the face of a shifting climate.

Wear studies on friction stir processed surface modified AZ61 magnesium alloy with nano titanium oxide

ABSTRACT Surface modification of magnesium alloy enables the improvement of wear characteristics for use in sliding applications and places where surface hardness improvement is essential without affecting the microstructure of the underneath material. In this study, a pin-on disc wear test was used to examine the dry sliding wear behaviour of AZ61 Mg alloy reinforced with nTiO2 by a recursive friction stir processing technique. The trio-behavior of the surface-modified Mg alloy was detailed by the response surface methodology-central composite design matrix with the use of design experiments, considering three levels of reinforcement (%), sliding speed, and axial load parameters. In order to achieve the desired results of minimal wear loss, lower friction coefficient (COF), and lower friction force between surfaces (FF), this present work employed design expert software to develop a generative mathematical model to optimize the process parameters. Wear mechanisms were investigated using images captured by scanning electron microscope.

Analysis of medication adherence of chronic hypertensive patients in Pakistani community via open survey method

Aim: Hypertension, a prevalent chronic condition, significantly contributes to cardiovascular diseases worldwide. Effective management of hypertension is highly dependent on patient adherence to prescribed medications, as the correct dose at the right time can lead to desirable therapeutic results. This study aims to analyze medication adherence among hypertensive patients in Islamabad and Rawalpindi through an open survey. Methods: A prospective cross-sectional study was conducted from 17th March 2024 to 30th May 2024, targeting hypertensive populations in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. 246 patients were recruited using a sample size formula, and a General Medication Adherence Scale (GMAS) questionnaire was used to collect data. All the tests were conducted as two-sided, with a significance level of P &lt; 0.05 using Python. Results: Among 246 participants (mean age 57.1 years), most were married, literate, and living with families, 63% were from Islamabad, and 78.9% were employed. The study found high adherence in behavior-related areas but low adherence due to costs. Gender showed a statistically significant correlation (P = 0.03) by independent t-test. At the same time, ANOVA tests revealed that educational level (P = 0.02), monthly income (P = 0.001), family support (P = 0.04), and medication costs (P = 0.001) significantly impacted adherence, while factors like social status, employment status, and smoking did not have a considerable influence. Conclusions: 72.4% of patients adhered to their prescribed therapy, and 27.6% did not highlight a critical issue that requires urgent intervention. Variables like gender, educational status, social status, occupation, and living with family are strongly associated with adherence. Common problems include taking multiple medications, lack of awareness about the importance of adherence, and financial constraints.

Public Sector Audit Reforms and Financial Management

Developing economies across the world face high public corruption and weak financial management, and the role of sound audit practices in shaping the narratives is still at the exploring stage in most countries in sub-Saharan Africa. This research explores the nexus between public audit reforms and public sector financial management using survey research design and Nigeria as a case study. Participants in the study were drawn from The Office of the Auditor General of the Federation (OAuGF) Headquarter in Abuja. Agency theory anchored this study and simple descriptive analytics was used in testing the seven hypotheses. The research established that: the recent audit reforms carried out in Nigeria are considered necessary for better public sector financial management; Nigeria’s audit system has a strong connection with public sector financial management; there is a need for the establishment of Federal Audit Service Commission (FASC) in Nigeria; the recent audit reforms will block treasury loot and leakages in Nigerian public funds management; Nigeria needs effective audit laws to wholesomely fight corruption through recent audit reforms; and the recent Nigerian audit reforms embrace integrity, transparency and accountability in the management of public funds. The study makes the following recommendations: there is a need for audit staff orientation and professional development in order to promote their overall productivity and efficiency; there is a need for the establishment of Federal Audit Service Commission (FASC) in order to promote the independence of Nigerian Audit system from executive interferences; Nigeria audit laws should be strengthened to curtail fund leakages, wastages of public property, and promotion of value-for-money expenditures; and the recent audit reforms carried out by the government of Nigeria should be sustained and given all necessary supports in order to achieve the desired results.