National clinical audit & registries
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Older people

Carotid interventions

This project is housed within the Clinical Effectiveness and Evaluation Unit of the Royal College of Physicians of London, in collaboration with the Vascular Society of Great Britain & Ireland (VSGBI) and the original team at St George's.  The audit enables comparison of routine practice with regard to carotid endarterectomy with prioritised findings and recommendations for improvement. More

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Continence

Run by the Royal College of Physicians and endorsed by Professor Ian Philp, National Director of Older People’s Services at the Department of Health, the National Audit of Continence Care for Older People (NACCOP) is the largest audit of continence care to be conducted in the UK. The first two rounds of National Audit revealed a slow start to service redesign and delivery of integrated continence care and provided evidence that integrated care delivered better quality care for patients. The next round of the audit is due to start in November 2009. More

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Falls

This audit is undertaken by the Clinical Effectiveness and Evaluation Unit (CEEU) at the Royal College of Physicians and the objectives include assessing the national progress in the implementation of integrated falls services, enabling the benchmarking and comparison of the organisation and provision of falls and bone health services between trusts. More

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Hip Fracture

The National Hip Fracture Database aims to use audit and standards to improve the quality and cost-effectiveness of hip fracture care and rehabilitation; to promote secondary prevention through the improved treatment of osteoporosis, and programmes to prevent further falls; and to provide a platform for large-scale clinical trials on hip fracture care. More

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Stroke

Run by the Royal College of Physicians, the national sentinel audit of stroke assesses the quality of the organisation and delivery of multi-disciplinary inpatient services in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. More

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