Internal audits can improve the quality of care provided in your facility by:
a. Finding reasons to fire employees.
b. Providing feedback, including physician performance evaluations.
c. Supporting implementation of salary reductions.
d. They do not improve the quality of care at all.
Answer: b
Feedback: Physician performance evaluations are a benefit of performing internal audits.
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