Unannounced, Compared with Announced Inspections¶
Klerks, M. C. J. L., Ketelaars, C. A. J., & Robben, P. B. M. (2013). Unannounced, Compared with Announced Inspections: A Systematic Review and Exploratory Study in Nursing Homes. Health Policy, 111(3), 311-319.
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- How much the unannounced element of that prescription buys is unsettled: in one direct comparison, unannounced inspections did not reveal more or different risks than announced ones, though they gave a better view of the quality of the service being delivered.
This sourceCited against the remedy this entry prescribes: "Unannounced inspections did not reveal more or different risks, but provided a better insight into the quality of care delivered." The setting is health-care inspection rather than industrial safety, so it qualifies the surprise-inspection prescription without touching the vantage diagnosis itself.
- How much the unannounced element of that prescription buys is unsettled: in one direct comparison, unannounced inspections did not reveal more or different risks than announced ones, though they gave a better view of the quality of the service being delivered.
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