Audits

Run a clinical audit against your own standards, with every record judged on quoted evidence you can open and check.

11 articles

• What clinical audit in Rhazes doesRhazes reads a set of clinical records against standards you define and reports compliance, with quoted evidence for every judgement.
• Starting an auditThe four steps to setting up a clinical audit in Rhazes, and how to write a purpose that makes the rest of it easier.
• Writing an audit standardHow to phrase a clinical audit standard in Rhazes so every record gets judged the same way, and how to set the compliance target.
• Inclusion criteria and exceptionsThe two Rhazes audit fields that decide which records count, why they are separate, and how each one changes your compliance figure.
• Building standards from a guidelineUpload a clinical guideline and have Rhazes extract auditable standards from it, and attach a reference guideline to each standard.
• Adding the records to auditAdd clinical records to a Rhazes audit by uploading them or picking from your workspace, and choose whether to keep them for reuse.
• Running an audit and following its progressWhat happens when a Rhazes audit runs, the two processing phases, and how to watch results appear while it is still working.
• Reading your Rhazes audit resultsThe Rhazes audit dashboard explained: the six record statuses, filtering by standard, searching records and the compliance charts.
• How Rhazes calculates complianceThe exact compliance formula a Rhazes audit uses, why exclusions and exceptions leave the denominator, and a worked example.
• Checking the evidence behind a resultOpen the quote and reasoning behind any Rhazes audit judgement and see it highlighted in the source clinical record itself.
• Downloading the report and managing auditsDownload a completed Rhazes audit as a PDF report, find earlier audits by status, and delete one you no longer need.