A quality audit is also used to determine whether or not the hospital is operating in accordance with rules such as medical laws and regulations, etc. A quality audit differs from a financial audit in that the main objective of the financial audit is to verify the integrity and accuracy of the accounting methods used within the organization. Mortality audit: This is a detailed assessment of all patients who die in hospital. The information is collected from hospital records. The different reasons for death are noted. This helps to find where the problem is and improve the area of ​​care. Internal audit: Internal audit is carried out by a selected team within the organization. Trained personnel who are not directly responsible for what is being audited are recruited to conduct the internal audit. The different records examined during an internal audit are procedures and policies, training records, process observation, etc..