The phrase "audit of communication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or assessing communication processes, effectiveness, or strategies within an organization or project.
Example: "The team conducted an audit of communication to identify areas for improvement in their outreach efforts."
Alternatives: "communication assessment" or "communication evaluation".
While in absolute terms the support HST provided was not larged, a flexible and attuned approach enabled it to address a range of needs, from conducting audits, to communication between levels, local coordination and facilitation and implementation of new systems.
Some of the interviewed professionals complained of a lack of communication between the audit committee and the staff: "I was not invited to participate in the audit meetings and I was never informed of the conclusions.
Our single-centre audit shows that intensivists' written documentation of communication with substitute decision makers frequently outlined the plan of treatment, but did not provide a justification for the plan in relation to the patient's previous wishes, or its likelihood of benefit.
Conclusions are drawn for the process of auditing communication in design.
Now, two years after the program, a local network of empowered associations has been established, and joint work has organized such as in audits, the communication of adverse events, and sharing assessment tools [ 28].
An audit conducted by a forensic investigation firm said a lack of communication among archdiocese departments had been the most significant failure in the handling of recent sexual abuse accusations against two priests.
Completing the HNA gave students a clearer idea of the health needs of the population and the topic of the audit (primary/secondary care communication) increased students' knowledge in this area.
Conversely, the strong increase in communication/coordination targets met in the audit of deceased resident notes suggests that communication may be the end of life competency area in which training may lead to the most dramatic improvements.
The lack of communication?
