Audits

The Association commissions audits to improve healthcare services by evaluating how close practice is to best practice and to identify ways of improving the quality of health care provided. Audits are led by our members, are practice-based and an ongoing process.

A Clinical Audit is “a quality improvement process that seeks to improve patient care and outcomes through systematic review of care against explicit criteria and the implementation of change”

current accepted definition of clinical audit

endorsed by the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) in 2002

National Audit Group

Coordinates audit activity in Clinical Biochemistry on a national basis. 

National Audit group

  • Wassif Samuel Wassif - Chair
  • Louise Ward - Deputy Chair
  • Nicola Barlow - Member - West Midlands
  • Lisa Berry - Member - Microbiology
  • Rachel Brixey-McCann - Member - Wales
  • Brendan Byrne - Member - Republic of Ireland
  • Gareth Davies - Member - WEQAS
  • Emma Dewar - Member - Scotland
  • Louise Duvall - Member - South West and Wessex
  • Hannah Fearon - Member - North West
  • Moises Hernandez - Member - Wales
  • Finlay MacKenzie - Member - UK NEQAS
  • Martin Mcfadden - IBMS
  • Claire Meek - Member - ACP
  • Deepa Narayanan - Member - Yorkshire
  • Brona Roberts - Member - Northern Ireland
  • Ross Sadler - Member - Immunology
  • Vaclav Stemberk - Member - Webmaster
  • Wassif Samuel Wassif - Member - Southern
  • Peter West - Member - Thames
  • Vacant - Member - Trent
  • Vacant - Member - Northern
  • Vacant - Member - RCPath

 

Latest national audits

Please note that all Audits are restricted to LabMed members only.  Audits presented at the LabMed National Audit day are only available to attendees of the event for the first 12 months after the event. After 12 months they can be access by an LabMed member.


Past national audits by year


Regional audits