thanks, Robert, but I don't see how your response is applicable to my Q. fwiw "types" of audit are outlined, quite well, in the Wikipedia page on "Clinical Audit".
My question was more along the lines of current approaches to the audit process, as applied to local settings -- I didn't want to miss anything, after all it's over 30 years since I did graduate level courses in Methodology (for audit / research purposes). To be honest, though, given the lack of attention on actually incorporating a focus on clients' general experience of trauma, other than iatrogenic trauma, I'll be surprised if I get much meaningful data gathered by those in the industry locally -- which is a critical statement in itself worth the "publicity". All I can do now is wait and see.
Thanks anyway