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A multiprofessional approach to audit

Nursing Standard (Royal College of Nursing (Great Britain) : 1987)

|August 9, 1995

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This article advocates for collaborative healthcare audits involving diverse professionals. It explores barriers to multiprofessional audit and highlights its advantages for improved healthcare quality.

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Management
Clinical Audit
Quality Improvement

Background:

Current audit practices often lack multidisciplinary input.
Barriers to multiprofessional audit need identification and resolution.
Effective audit requires collaboration across various healthcare roles.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a case for a cooperative audit approach.
To identify obstacles hindering multiprofessional audit implementation.
To outline the benefits of involving multiple healthcare professionals in audits.

Main Methods:

Literature review on audit methodologies.
Analysis of existing barriers to collaborative healthcare practices.
Conceptual framework for multiprofessional audit development.

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Main Results:

Identified key obstacles to multiprofessional audit.
Demonstrated the potential benefits of a cooperative audit model.
Provided a basis for implementing inclusive audit strategies.

Conclusions:

Multiprofessional audit is essential for comprehensive healthcare evaluation.
Overcoming identified barriers can facilitate collaborative audit practices.
Cooperative audit approaches enhance overall healthcare quality and outcomes.