Glossary
Audit trail
An audit trail is a record of who did what to a patient record, and when, including who created, viewed or changed each entry.
An audit trail matters most on the day something is questioned. If a decision or a change needs to be explained months later, the practice needs to be able to show exactly what happened, not reconstruct it from memory.
Related terms
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See how Jump puts this into practice.
Structured records, checked prescribing and tracked correspondence - not just definitions.
