The National Audit Phenomenon

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Recorded13 Mar 2013

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The RCoA national audit projects have enjoyed incredible success, both at home in the UK and internationally. Professor Tim Cook takes us through the national audit project process; from inception, through to execution and recommendation. Professor Cook and Dr Thomas discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the NAP system, how the program has evolved over time and the logistics of carrying out service evaluation on a mammoth scale.

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