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What we do, our governance process and how to contact us

Today we celebrate the beginning of Clinical Audit Awareness Week. It is widely accepted that good, accurate and robust data are necessary to allow NHS Boards to make decisions based on credible evidence and fact. Our colleagues across the NHS rely on the information provided by the SNAP to make decisions about how they manage their services.

Today (13th June) we celebrate the beginning of Clinical Audit Awareness Week. Throughout the week the Scottish National Audit Programme (SNAP) will tweet about each of the individual audits within the Programme to raise awareness of their work.

What we do, our governance process and how to contact us

In this blog post, the SNAP team explain the significance of the recently published Scottish Cardiac Audit Programme (SCAP) Interventional Report 2021/22.

What we do, our governance process and how to contact us

What we do, our governance process and how to contact us

About this release This release by Public Health Scotland (PHS) is the first time the Scottish Cardiac Audit Programme (SCAP) has released data in relation to cardiac interventions...

Colleagues from our healthcare audits service area explain how accurate and robust data supports better decision making to improve clinical practice and patient care.

Improves the quality of care, overall experience and long term outcome of patients with significant injuries