(CHC physician, 52 years old) In the era of health centres, when there was a case of Hepatitis A in a child, their school would be within the regional boundaries and we would go to take a water sample, audit the canteen and identify other cases; their home would be within the regional boundaries and we would go and take a water sample and give education.
They were more likely to use a weapon (audit 1 = 69%; audit 2 = 65.5%) compared to the clinical sample (audit 1 and 2 = 0%).
Using ordinal chi-square, the forensic sample (audit 1 = 64%; audit 2 = 82.9%) had greater instances of family violence than the clinical sample (audit 1 = 32%; audit 2 = 28.6%).
An interim analysis and a random-sample audit on treatment and data completion were conducted and approved by the steering committee in 2011 (see online supplementary appendix 2).
Although Railtrack's records disagree, EWS asserts that sample audits suggested that Railtrack had often attributed blame wrongly.Railtrack insists it and its employees are impartial.
Just under half of the studies (47.7%) estimated the percentage of deaths that were thought to be avoidable in the sample audited, and this ranged from 1.5%to88%8%.
Other microscale tools were designed to audit a sample of street segments, and then create summary scores that can be related to individual behavior [ 9, 19, 20, 33].
GCHQ audits a sample of its analysts' work – believed to be 5% every six months – but even the statistical results of these audits are also secret.
Apart from auditing a sample, the EPA listens carefully to consumers' complaints.
To check the accuracy of the certificates, the city audits a sample of them and, like the Internal Revenue Service, threatens to prosecute those owners caught lying.
The Office of Inspector General's report details scrutiny of a program known as Comprehensive Error Rate Testing, or CERT, that audits a sample of Medicare claims submitted by sellers of durable medical equipment.
