Medical Audit
Foreword by Kenneth Calman. Foreword by Sir Terence English
Published on 19. August 1993
Book
Paperback/Softback
460 pages
978-0-521-44604-4 (ISBN)
Description
The application of audit to resource allocation and clinical practice has emerged as a fundamental principle in Western medical systems over recent years. Used effectively, audit can have wide-ranging benefits for both the patient and the practitioner, in terms of resource management and quality of care. To set up an efficient and productive audit facility requires careful planning and may encounter resistance. This book provides a detailed account of audit processes and discusses the application of audit in a variety of medical settings. It is both a thoughtful review and a practical guide to successful medical audit, the collection and utilization of information for effective resource management and improved patient care, in the hospital and in the community.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Cambridge
United Kingdom
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Illustrations
50 Tables, unspecified; 35 Line drawings, unspecified
Dimensions
Height: 229 mm
Width: 152 mm
Thickness: 27 mm
Weight
741 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-521-44604-4 (9780521446044)
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Simon P. Frostick | Philip J. Radford | W. Angus Wallace
Medical Audit
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06/2000
Cambridge University Press
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Simon P. Frostick | Philip J. Radford | W. Angus Wallace
Medical Audit
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06/2000
Cambridge University Press
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Content
1. Introduction; 2. Audit - historical and future perspectives R. B. Duthie; 3. Audit philosophy C. D. Shaw; 4. Medical audit - a view from the centre D. Mac Pherson; 5. Audit - a view from the Royal College of Surgeons of England H. B. Devlin; 6. Medical audit - the regional viewpoint I. Bowns; 7. Medical audit - the needs of the District Health Authorities H. W. Purser and J. Secker-Walker; 8. Resource management and budget holding A. Bradford and M. Dinsmore; 9. Unit and district information systems M. W. Beaver and T. J. Dyson; 10. Read codes and medical audit J. D. Read; 11. Data capture direct from doctors D. Marsh and J. Barrie; 12. Computer systems - practice, limitations and pitfalls P. J. Radford; 13. Paediatric audit P. C. Holland; 14. Audit in obstetrics and gynaecology H. K. Gordon and N. B. Patel; 15. Audit in therapeutics M. D. Rawlins and J. M. Smith; 16. Audit in general surgery J. R. W. Gumpert; 17. Orthopaedic audit - guidelines and hints S. P. Frostick; 18. Installing audit in general practice and general dental practice M. Pendlebury and G. Brown; 19. Clinical audit in psychiatry - models for audit in mental health J. K. Wing; 20. Audit in anaesthesia D. W. Riddington and J. F. Bion; 21. Audit in intensive care J. F. Bion; 22. Medical audit - lessons from the USA R. B. Keller; 23. Quality control in health care - the Dutch experience M. B. Lagaay; 24. Medical audit - experience from Sweden K-G. Thorngren; 25. Performance indicators J. Boyce; 26. Measuring outcome and quality control D. W. Yates and C. S. B. Galasko; 27. Audit - will it work? C. Bulstrode; 28. What has been achieved so far? S. P. Frostick; 29. A practical guide to audit S. P. Frostick.