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What is the key difference between research and audit?
What is the key difference between research and audit?
- Research aims to measure performance against current best practice, while audit aims to identify best practice
- Research involves retrospective review of patients’ records, while audit involves continuous improvement of care
- Research involves sustained and reanalyzed improvements, while audit involves adding new knowledge
- Research aims to identify best practice, while audit aims to measure performance against current best practice (correct)
What does the audit process aim to achieve?
What does the audit process aim to achieve?
- To review patients' records retrospectively
- To compare what occurs in practice with the standards set by a particular organisation (correct)
- To add new knowledge to the existing standards
- To identify best practice
What is the purpose of the audit cycle?
What is the purpose of the audit cycle?
- To sustain and reanalyze improvements through repeated audits (correct)
- To identify best practice
- To add new knowledge to the existing standards
- To compare what occurs in practice with the standards set by a particular organisation
What might an audit designed to assess practice involve?
What might an audit designed to assess practice involve?
What might be a hospital's policy that could be assessed through an audit?
What might be a hospital's policy that could be assessed through an audit?
What is the main goal of an audit?
What is the main goal of an audit?
How does the purpose of audit differ from research?
How does the purpose of audit differ from research?
What is the nature of the auditing process?
What is the nature of the auditing process?
What might be the focus of an audit designed to assess practice in a hospital?
What might be the focus of an audit designed to assess practice in a hospital?
What is the purpose of the audit cycle?
What is the purpose of the audit cycle?
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