One reason for using a concurrent audit rather than a retrospective audit is that it:
A) Is less costly than a retrospective audit
B) Represents the total picture of care that the client receives
C) Provides more accurate data for planning corrective action
D) Identifies problems at the time that care is given

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A concurrent audit allows for identification of problems as care is being given, allowing for more immediate corrective action to be taken compared to a retrospective audit which looks at past care. This can lead to improved quality of care and better outcomes for clients.

One Reason for Using a Concurrent Audit Rather Than a Retrospective