The phrase "audit survey" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a survey conducted to assess or evaluate an audit process or its outcomes.
Example: "The audit survey revealed several areas for improvement in our financial reporting practices."
Alternatives: "audit assessment" or "audit evaluation".
We conducted an audit survey to investigate the way follow-up takes place in our oncology clinic, to determine what works and what does not work in the clinic, and to examine how patients access the most useful information and to assess the utility of, and patient satisfaction with, a locally developed pilot prompt sheet.
Prospective national audit survey of cancer diagnosis.
The audit survey provides confidence in using local routine data, as the "specificity" error was only 7.5%, compared with estimates of about 10% reported in the literature [ 40].
Alcohol risk behavior was defined according to the 10-question Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) survey developed by the World Health Organization; an AUDIT score of 8 or greater is consistent with "hazardous and harmful" alcohol use [ 22].
Post-monitoring was conducted on 4 randomly selected facilities in secure areas, where highly-trained monitors re-surveyed the facility using only the facility record audit survey tool one day after the locally-based teams finished.
Our ability to collect data on multiple measures by audit, survey, and use of administrative data with good participation rates, high agreement rates between chart assessors, high rates of completion for surveys, and little objection to data linkage, shows that the collection of linked data from multiple sources is both acceptable and feasible.
Quantitative methods included audit, surveys and document analysis.
Another study using maternal near-miss audit surveys found 9% of women with more than one delay in reaching the referral facility [ 13].
The experiences of healthcare personnel and department leaders with the audit system are measured within 2 weeks after the auditing (survey) and 1 month after the revisiting (interviews).
Data include patient surveys; clinical audit; practice survey on capacity for preventive care; referral records from the LMP.
We hope that more emerging evidence will make this possible in the near future through the conduct of audits, surveys and even clinical trials where possible.
