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Nursing Standard, 1991
Margaret Macdonald is to head the new Scottish Nursing Audit Development Project. The appointment was announced by Scottish Chief Nurse Yvonne Moores at a conference to launch the final report of the Scottish Nursing Standards Project, which Ms Macdonald has coordinated.
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Margaret Macdonald is to head the new Scottish Nursing Audit Development Project. The appointment was announced by Scottish Chief Nurse Yvonne Moores at a conference to launch the final report of the Scottish Nursing Standards Project, which Ms Macdonald has coordinated.
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Nursing Standard, 1990
A new nursing audit initiative was launched last week to teach all grass-roots staff how to measure the quality of their care.
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A new nursing audit initiative was launched last week to teach all grass-roots staff how to measure the quality of their care.
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Practical audit workshops for nurses
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1994Six practical audit workshops were run for nurses working in the Greater Glasgow Health Board Between 15 and 25 nurses came for a morning session and returned 6 weeks later for an afternoon session The participants came from all grades, specialities and units across the health board The morning session included a basic introduction to the principles ...
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Improving nursing records with audit
Nursing Standard, 1993This article describes the efforts of one unit to introduce an audit tool to measure the effectiveness of nursing documentation. After two years of use, the authors have been able to show that the quality of documentation is significantly better and patients have benefited from the improved communication that has resulted.
C, Roberts, R, Smith
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Adaptation of the Nursing Audit to Community Health Nursing
Nursing Forum, 1988A selected literature review has revealed some of the ways in which the audit can be adapted to effectively evaluate the quality of care provided by community health professionals. Although a complex issue, the strengths of the audit can outweigh its limitations when a shared philosophy is adhered to and a review of the quality monitoring process ...
M J, Stewart, D, Craig
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Auditing quality of nursing care
Intensive and Critical Care Nursing, 1995Nurses working in intensive therapy units (ITU) may perceive that they provide a good quality of nursing care to patients and relatives in the ITU. But how can this be assessed, to enable nurses to have an indication of the actual quality of nursing care?
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The process of change in nursing audit
British Journal of Nursing, 1992This article reviews the current literature on change in nursing audit in order to develop a strategy for nursing staff. It suggests that the model for change will affect the nature of the measurement phase of audit, and proposes that an open systems model be adopted and a change agent incorporated to manage the audit cycle.
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