The recording of our first Audit to Action™ Implementation Clinic has now been uploaded to the classroom. The Audit Is Not the Finish Line During this practical session, we work through the fictional Meadowbrook Home Support Staff Supervision Audit and examine how management should move from a 67% audit score to a clear, evidence-based decision. You will learn how to: ✅ Understand what an audit is actually testing ✅ Compare an expected standard with the evidence available ✅ Distinguish Not Met from Not Verified ✅ Separate facts from assumptions and unanswered questions ✅ Apply the five post-audit management questions ✅ Transfer the finding into the Audit Handover Snapshot ✅ Identify the next action, accountable person and review date Before watching, download the accompanying resources and keep them open so that you can work through the case alongside the recording. I encourage you to pause the video when questions are asked, record your own response and then compare your reasoning with the worked example. If you have a completed audit from your service, you can also apply the process to your own appropriately anonymised finding. Please do not upload or share identifiable care records, staff files or other confidential information within the community. You can now access the clinic inside: Audit to Action™ → Implementation Clinic 1 Once you have watched it, please comment below with: 1. One thing the clinic helped you understand more clearly 2. One action you will apply within your role or service Remember: The template is not the audit. The audit is the process of testing an expected standard against evidence and reaching a supportable finding. I look forward to reading your reflections. Mutiat Adebowale Founder, CareLaunch UK