Abstract
The Sri Lankan Journal of Anaesthesiology is the official journal of the College of Anaesthesiologists of Sri Lanka. It publishes clinical investigations, research articles, audits, case reports, review articles and CME articles relating to anaesthesiology, critical care and pain. It is published bi annually in January and June. Sri Lankan Journal of Anaesthesiology is included on DOAJ and Scopus.
Highlights
Research is a systematic process of enquiry that aims to discover something new or describe a process and develop explanatory theories, which will add evidence to the existing knowledge
Audits are designed and conducted to produce information regarding the delivery of care compared to the accepted standards and decide whether the practice has reached the predetermined standard
Research discovers what we should be doing while audit checks to see whether we are doing it
Summary
Research is a systematic process of enquiry that aims to discover something new or describe a process and develop explanatory theories, which will add evidence to the existing knowledge. Audits are designed and conducted to produce information regarding the delivery of care compared to the accepted standards and decide whether the practice has reached the predetermined standard. Audits usually involve analysis of existing data but may include administration of a simple interview or a questionnaire. Many types of clinical audits can be identified, namely criterion-based audits, critical incident audits and case notes review audits.
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