Abstract
Audit was originally a financial and management tool for ensuring accounts were accurate and there was robust organizational governance. These methodologies have been developed in prisons as part of wider performance management. Initially this was a means of measuring compliance with security requirements but has subsequently been applied to a wide variety of areas. More recently, there has been an increasing focus on developing audit methodologies that better measure quality.
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Hill, J. D. (2013). AUDIT. In Dictionary of Prisons and Punishment (pp. 19–20). Taylor and Francis. https://doi.org/10.5040/9781472596178-bed-a110
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