Activity: Report of audit findings Practice evaluation - Measuring outcomes
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Category 1: Practice evaluation
Category 2: Knowledge & skills
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External resources
Audit Report Writing Guide: A Guide for Writing Audit Reports to the Ministry of Health by
This Audit Report Writing Guide offers guidance on preparing audit reports for the Ministry of Health so that each report provides clear, consistent and helpful information.
Best Practice in Clinical Audit by
This document is the result of wide consultation and workshops with clinicians, service managers, and clinical audit staff, as well as representatives of a range of professional bodies including the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges.
Clinical Audit in Primary Care: Demonstrating Quality and Outcomes by
Clinical audit is essential for demonstrating performance for the quality and outcomes framework of the GP Contract. This completely up to date manual uses a practical ¿how-to-do-it¿ approach, linked directly to the GP Contract, to make the undertaking of clinical audit a positive and rewarding exercise for both patient care and practice finance. By using examples of clinical audit from around twenty different clinical fields, Clinical Audit in Primary Care provides tips and advice that can be integrated into everyday practice. The recommended process will enable managers, doctors, nurses and clinical staff to collect the data painlessly and to draw meaningful results from it. Its principles will also provide practical guidance to pharmacists and others in the multidisciplinary team involved in clinical audit.
Surgical Audit Guide, 5e by ANZCA & FPM resources
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