GYNECOLOGICAL AUDIT IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL-SETTING

In contrast to the long tradition of audit in Obstetrics in Dublin aud it in Gynaecology is a new concept. Analysis of data collected during the years 1991-1993 is presented. This has addressed the number and ty pe of patients seen in the Gynaecology Unit, procedures performed and complications ensuing, The figures presented are similar to Gynaecolog y Units in Britain. Deficiencies, such as auditing for outpatient and inpatient waiting lists have been highlighted. These issues are curren tly being addressed.