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Attaining quality health care has long been a social policy priority for countries internationally. This discussion considers issues important to understanding quality, and audit implementation in particular. The paper covers, first, the principles and practice of audit and, second, broader implementation issues, which together point to the further development of quality initiatives in health in the United Kingdom health care context. To close, the future of audit as a means of improving health care is elaborated.