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Clinical Governance: Improving the Quality of Health Outcomes and Patient Safety
"Clinical governance is the foundational framework through which healthcare organizations are accountable for continuously improving the quality of their services and safeguarding high standards of care. By integrating clinical audit, evidence-based practice, risk management, and professional development, clinical governance ensures that systems are in place to monitor performance and resolve deficiencies, ultimately placing patient safety at the center of all medical activity. The Evolution and Purpose of Clinical Governance At its core, clinical governance is not merely a bureaucratic requirement but a cultural commitment to excellence. The..."
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