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J Med Ethics 2004;30:394
  • Miscellaneous

Quality improvement projects and research review

Seeking to improve service by audit or quality improvement projects is a continuous obligation for health care professionals. Putting obstacles in the way of such activities might lead to perpetuation of poor practices. Some quality improvement projects, however, may be fairly complex and the changes made may entail a possibility of harm to some patients. Such projects may be regarded as research and for the protection of patients they may be required to submit …

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