An Audit of Management of Acute Uncomplicated Lower UTI at a Health Centre in Central Scotland

Clinical audits are an important method of assessing quality improvement within the NHS and aims to improve patient care by reviewing certain outcomes against agreed proposed standards. These can then be used in the implementation of change in the management of the assessed topic. This audit aims to assess the management of Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) in Primary Care and will focus on women aged between 16‐65 years old in a Health Centre in Central Scotland over a 2‐month period.