Quality Improvement in the NHS Program

Running Head: QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN THE NHS PROGRAM 1
Quality Improvement in the NHS Program
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QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN THE NHS PROGRAM 2
The NHS develops systems and procedures of auditing the general practitioners to
enhance the quality of care services offered to the patients. The domains of clinical appraisal
entail clinical such as examination, cure, and control. The organization of healthcare providers,
such as hospitals, hospices, and community-based facilities. The patients' experiences from the
services they have received from the healthcare practitioners. The other services provided for the
welfare of the patients such as cervical examination child health supervision, family planning,
and antenatal services. The essay seeks to elaborate on the issues to put into consideration for
quality improvement, the strengths and the weaknesses in developing quality outcome
frameworks indicators in the future.
The process of evaluating general healthcare practitioners should be geared toward
improvement. The environment in which the audit procedure being undertaken should be
considered. The government through the NHS introduced clinical oversight to reinforce change
to the ways care is delivered in healthcare institutions. The healthcare providers are required to
be accountable for the constant enhancement of quality services they provide and protecting the
clinical care to ensure it thrives. To ensure a successful audit a conducive environment should be
provided to both the people carrying out the evaluation and the general practitioners. The care
practitioner should be equipped with the skills required and taken through the audit procedure to
have a clear understanding about of the audit.
The administration of the care institutions should provide technical support, allocate
appropriate time to all practitioners to participate in the process and ensure access to information
is provided to set standards of the appraisals and determine the area of audit (McLaughlin,
2011). Honest should be encouraged in giving information about the process to identify failures