The phrase "auditing cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to reviewing or examining specific instances or examples of audits, often in a legal or financial setting.
Example: "The team is currently focused on auditing cases from the last fiscal year to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "reviewing audit instances" or "examining audit examples".
This provides fertile ground for future research as well as practical assistance in assessing unmet need, auditing case mix and planning care pathways.
The agency is beginning to audit cases involving MasterCard International cardholders.
In 82.3% of all audit cases in the sample under review, the engagement partner signing the accounts is a chartered tax consultant (StB), a fairly high proportion.
The national PRN database is the reference source for the audit cases in our study.
Because of the purposive sampling of audit cases by the audit teams, selected cases do not constitute a representative sample of all near-miss cases treated in the participating hospitals.
To conduct an audit, cases can be found both prospectively and retrospectively from the admissions and discharge registers, case notes and operating theatre book.
Calculation of the quality score was conducted by assessing the following criteria: selection of audit cases (maximum 3 points), quality control during the audit process (maximum 4 points), and reliability of the audit (maximum 2 points) (See Nine-point clinical audit quality criteria).
For a series of four audit case studies, relevant ZVI predictions are tested to evaluate their accuracy and to identify the extent of impact over-prediction, under-prediction, and the occurrence of no-error (i.e., the prediction is correct).
Independent qualified individuals who are not directly involved in the funded Resource are recruited as audit reviews to examine the randomly selected audit review cases and compare the annotated CDE data against the patient's clinical information.
