Audit Report
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13. Audit report criticises India's slow progress on AIDS
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14. General practitioner trainees' experience of undertaking audit projects: preliminary report from the west of Scotland region.
BACKGROUND. Departments of general practice increasingly provide formal teaching in audit. However, little is known about audit projects carried out by trainees in general practice. AIM. A study was undertaken to ascertain general practitioner trainees' experience of undertaking an audit project in the trainee year, with reference to their understanding of a
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15. Audit of catheter urine culture requests.
An audit to assess the appropriateness of catheter urine culture requests was carried out for a period of one month. The requests were followed up by members of the Infection Control Team at ward level. The laboratory report had no impact on the removal of the catheter in asymptomatic or symptomatic patients, although the reports did aid antibiotic prescribi
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16. A Reflection on Reality. An Action Research Report on Audit in Public Health Departments
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17. Promoting audit in primary care: roles and relationships of medical audit advisory groups and their managers.
OBJECTIVES--To investigate perceptions of family health service authorities and medical audit advisory groups of advisory groups' involvement in clinical audit and wider quality issues; communication with the authorities; and manager satisfaction. DESIGN--National postal questionnaire survey in 1994. SETTING--All family health services authority districts in
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18. Consensus statement on management and audit potential for steroid responsive nephrotic syndrome. Report of a Workshop by the British Association for Paediatric Nephrology and Research Unit, Royal College of Physicians.
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19. Audit of necropsy reporting in East Anglia.
AIMS: To establish criteria for the information to be included in a necropsy report, and to improve the quality of necropsy reporting in the Anglia Region. METHODS: Discussion between Anglia histopathologists, based on the guidelines of the Royal College of Pathologists, led to a consensus about the ideal content of a necropsy report. Fifteen consecutive nec
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20. Assessment of competence.
While it is essential that professional competence should be maintained, it is equally important that entry to the specialist ranks should be conditional on the demonstration of an acceptable level of competence. Multiple-choice papers and videotaped consultations are two parts of a multi-format approach to assessment which also includes a trainer's report a
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21. Anomalous left coronary artery originating from the pulmonary artery in an audit.
We report the case of a 63-year-old man who presented at our hospital with paroxysmal atrial fibrillation. He was found to have an anomalous left coronary artery originating from the pulmonary artery. The patient underwent successful revascularization with the use of a left internal mammary artery bypass graft.
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22. Evidence of effectiveness of clinical audit in improving histopathology reporting standards of mastectomy specimens.
AIM: To assess the effectiveness of clinical audit in improving standards in histopathological reporting of mastectomy specimens. METHODS: Reports on mastectomy specimens containing tumour issued by non-specialist histopathologists in 1990, 1992, 1994, and 1996 were scored for their information content. There were 10 reports evaluated from each year. Before
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23. Necropsies in clinical audit.
The need for specialised forms of clinical audit was highlighted by the report of the Confidential Enquiry into Perioperative Deaths (CEPOD). Necropsy rates in a Northern Ireland teaching hospital were studied with particular reference to perioperative deaths. To provide an overall context for these observations, the pattern of the necropsy services in North
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24. Audit of turn-around times in a microbiology laboratory.
To determine the turn-around time in a microbiology laboratory a survey form was designed to collect data on the origin and type of specimen and the dates and times when (i) the sample was taken; (ii) the specimen was received in the laboratory; (iii) the report was signed by the microbiologist; (iv) the report was sorted by the laboratory clerical staff; an