Despite the challenges, the benefits of regular audits in epidemiology are substantial:
Improved Data Quality: Enhances the accuracy and reliability of epidemiological data. Better Public Health Outcomes: Ensures that interventions are based on sound evidence and are more likely to be effective. Increased Transparency: Promotes transparency and accountability in public health research and practice. Enhanced Trust: Builds trust among stakeholders, including the public, policymakers, and funding agencies. Informed Decision-Making: Provides valuable insights that inform policy and practice, leading to better health outcomes.
