The phrase "a simple audit of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a straightforward examination or assessment of something, such as financial records or processes.
Example: "We conducted a simple audit of the company's expenses to identify any discrepancies."
Alternatives: "a basic review of" or "a straightforward assessment of".
Assessment of full sets of case notes as well as records of any in-hospital investigation gives added value over a simple audit against a set of standards, as all aspects of care can be examined in full, including comparison with accepted best practice where no standards exist.
This study evaluated a self-designed simple auditing phantom for use in verifying the dose of radiation therapy; the phantom design, dose audit system, and clinical tests are described.
[ 28] A simple method of conducting such an audit may include incorporating an activity diary to document activities directly related to EBP, such as online searching or critical appraisal.
Each month (over 48 months) a simple random sample of 24% of patient records was audited, resulting in 276 000 observations collected from 12 000 patient records, drawn from a population of 50 000.
Each month (during the study period), a simple random sample of 24percentt of patient records was selected and audited, resulting in 324,000 observations.
Each month (during the entire study period), a simple random sample of 24% of patient records were selected and audited from the monthly population.> -wrap-foot> Subashnieubashnie Devkaran.
Each month during the entire study period, a simple random sample of 24% of patient records was selected from the population of discharged patients and manually audited by physicians.
The AUDIT was developed by the World Health Organisation (WHO) as a simple method of screening for excessive alcohol consumption in the past 12 months [ 28, 34].
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