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The Carmarthen audit project.

Abstract

Experience within East Dyfed Mental Health Services of using externally designed audit tools has indicated a lack of ownership of the audit process by clinical staff. A project has been developed to initiate standard setting and measurement at clinical level, with an assumption that the development of an audit culture through an audit process is synonymous with ownership. An external appraisal system is being developed which can validate internal standard setting and measurement.

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G Bliss, P Martin. 1994. The Carmarthen audit project.. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2834.1994.tb00139.x

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