Marco Audit is a clinical governance tool that enables hospitals to demonstrate that their therapeutic decisions are evidence-based, consistent across professionals, and auditable. It generates full traceability of the clinical decision process at an institutional level.
Some answers to questions we often receive
Marco Audit generates reports on guideline adherence by department and time period, identification of variability in therapeutic decisions, and consistency analysis among professionals on the same team.
Yes. Marco Audit works most powerfully when combined with Marco Advisor, as it can directly audit the recommendations generated and the decisions made by physicians in response to them.
Reference guidelines in Marco Audit are updated continuously. When NCCN, ESMO, or ASCO publish a new version, the system automatically incorporates it and recalibrates the audit criteria without any hospital intervention required.
Yes. Marco Audit reports are designed to support accreditation and clinical quality certification processes, providing documented evidence of the institution's level of evidence-based medicine.
Yes. Marco Audit not only reports guideline adherence but identifies the most frequent deviation patterns and suggests improvement interventions —protocol updates, focused training— to raise the level of institutional clinical practice.
Yes. Marco Audit reports are structured to be directly usable in annual quality reports, documenting guideline adherence rates, implemented improvements, and the impact of clinical governance interventions.
Hospitals need to demonstrate to accreditors and auditors that their therapeutic decisions follow current clinical guidelines, but lack systems to systematically track and document this compliance.
