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1. Nursing audit refers to the assessment of the quality of clinical nursing care provided. It involves systematically evaluating nursing records and care against predetermined criteria to determine if good nursing practices are being followed.
2. The purposes of nursing audit include evaluating the nursing care provided, improving the quality of care, stimulating better record-keeping, focusing on the care provided rather than the caregiver, and revising nursing care standards.
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- Clinical audits can reduce risks, ensure cost-effectiveness, and improve patient care and outcomes.
- One of the earliest clinical audits was conducted by Florence Nightingale during the Crimean War, which significantly reduced mortality rates.
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- 2. INTRODUCTION • MECHANISM FOR ASSESSING AND IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF WORK AND IDENTIFYING THE WAYS FOR IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF CARE. TOOLPERFORMANCE EVALUATION COMPARED WITH SET STANDARD
- 3. HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE SR.NO YEAR AUDITORS CONTRIDUTIONS 1 1853-1855 FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL APPROACH- EVALUATE STANDARD OF HYGIENE AND AVAILABILITY OF EQUIPMENT TO BRING DOWN MORTALITY RATE OF SOLDIERS. 2 1912 ERNEST CODMAN MONITOR SURGICAL OUTCOMES. 3 1928 THOMAS R & PONDON M MEDICAL AUDIT- EVALUTE MEDICAL CARE BY REVIEWING THE MEDICAL RECORDS. 4 1955 ---- FIRST REPORT OF NURSING AUDIT PUBLISHED. 5 1961 MUDALIAR COMMITEE MEDICAL AUDIT NEW CONCEPT INTRODUCED IN INDIA
- 4. DEFINITIONS • ACCORDING TO ELISON, NURSING AUDIT REFERS TO ASSESSMENT OF THE QUALITY OF CLINICAL NURSING. • ACCORDING TO RANF, NURSING AUDIT IS A FORMAL DETAILED SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF RECORDS OR OBSERVATION OF NURSING ACTION IN ORDER TO EVALUTE THE QUALITY OF NURSING CARE BY COMPARING THE DOCUMENTED EVIDENCE WITH ACCEPTED STANDARDS AND CRITERIA. • ACCORDING TO COTT,1987- IT IS THE PROCESS OF EVALUATING APPROPRITENESS AND EFFECTIVENESS OF CARE MEASURES.
- 5. OBJECTIVES OF NURSING AUDIT oTO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF CARE. oTO MEASURE THE DEGREE OF QUALITY OF CARE AGAINST DEFINED CRITERIA. oTO DECREASE THE COST OF NURSING CARE. oTO PROVIDE THE BASIS FOR DETERMINING NURSING NEGLIGENCE. oTO TAKE THE REMEDIAL MEASURES TOWORDS COST EFFECTIVENESS. oTO PROVIDE THE EDUCATION TO ALL NURSING PERSONNEL BY PROCESS OF SELF EDUCATION. oTO PREVENT THE SHORTCOMINGS TO REOCCUR. oTO PROVIDE DATABASE FOR PLANNING RESOURCES BY GETTING THE INFORMATION. oTO ENHANCE THE PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEGDE FROM PAST EXPERIENCE.
- 6. IMPORTANCE OF NURSING AUDIT • IT SERVES AS A VALUABLE INDICATOR TO MEASURE QUALITY OF CARE. • IT FOCUSES ON CARE PROVIDED NOT ON CARE PROVIDER. • IT HELPS IN IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF CARE. • IT FACILITATE TO MAINTAIN THE QUALITY AND ACCURACY OF NURSING RECORDS.
- 7. ADVANTAGES OF NURSING AUDIT • USED AS A METHOD OF MEASUREMENT IN ALL AREA OF NURSING. • SIMPLE PROCESS- RESULT EASILY UNDERSTOOD. • USEFUL TOOL FOR QUALITY ASSURANCE.
- 8. DISADVANTAGE OF NURSING AUDIT • MANY COMPONENTS OVERLAPS ANALYSIS – IT IS DIFFICULT • TIME CONSUMING • NEED TEAM OF TRAINED AUDITORS • REQUIRE LARGE NUMBER OF INFORMATION
- 9. BASES OF NURSING AUDIT BASES DEBIT ITEMS CREDIT ITEMS AUDITOR QUALITY & STANDARD RESOURCE ACTIVITIES
- 10. TYPES OF NURSING AUDIT TYES OF NURSING AUDIT BASED ON METHODOLOGY RETROPECTIVE PROSPECTIVE MIXED BASED ON AUDITOR INTERNAL EXTERNAL
- 12. UNDERSTANDING EACH PHASE DESCRIBING PREPARING IMPLEMENTING ANALYSIS CONCLUDING IDENTIFY ISSUES/TOPIC DEFINE CRITERIA AND PREPARE AUDIT TOOL MAKE A PLAN FOR GATHERING INFORMATION GET ETHICAL APPROVAL FROM ETHICAL COMMITTEE GATHER DATA ANALYZE DATA AND COMPARE RESULTS WITH CRITERIA AND STANDARD MAKE A AUDIT SUMMARY PLAN AND IMPLEMENTING CHANGE RE- AUDIT FORMING AUDIT TEAM SET AUDIT CRITERIA AND STANDARD DEVELOP AUDIT PROTOCOL