A nursing unit's records of client care have been reviewed for accuracy in documentation. This type of review is which of the following?

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A nursing audit is a review of client care records to evaluate the quality of nursing care provided. It focuses on nursing process and documentation of care. Individual audit refers to a review of an individual's work, concurrent audit involves reviewing records as the care is being provided and peer review is when colleagues evaluate the quality of care provided by a peer.

A Nursing Unit's Records of Client Care Have Been Reviewed