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Nurse auditing can be extremely important to develop a plan or care and ensure patient safety. As we all know, documentation is imperative to achieve high quality and safe patient care (Mykkanen, 2015). The quality of patient care can depend heavily on the meticulousness of documentation a nurse inputs (Mykkanen, 2015). Different methods and tools have been created in order to audit patient care including incident analysis, health technology assessment, and clinical audits (Esposito & Canton, 2014). An example of patient auditing would be a patient who is suffering from a chronic renal disease. A patient in end stage renal disease can present with issues such as hypertension, anemia, and metabolic issues (Esposito & Canton, 2014).  A clinical audit in this situation can explore these topics and call attention to problems that arise with these conditions and continue the quality improvement process (Esposito & Canton, 2014).

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Answer: Auditing provides the exact situation and conditions. Nursing auditing can provide the list of important information regarding the condition and severity of the patientsp health. This auditing also provides the some of the condition where there is attention is needed immediately.

Although nursing auditing is important and provide important information but the methods used in auditing by nurses can provide sufficient information?