Staff review committees are the most common specific approach to quality assurance. The audit, the major tool used to evaluate quality of care, consists of six steps. A quality assurance manager does an audit and six months later returns to see if a problem has been eliminated. This step is:
A) The step that involves selecting explicit criteria for quality care
B) The step where records are reviewed
C) The step that includes a peer review of all cases that do not meet criteria
D) The last step in the audit process

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The last step in the audit process involves follow-up to determine if the problem identified has been resolved or if further action is needed.

Staff Review Committees Are the Most Common Specific Approach to Quality