Post-intervention audits showed compliance rose from 52.9% to 94.6%, significantly improving patient safety and documentation quality.
Documentation of critical details, like patient address and clinical elements, jumped from 0% to over 90% after implementing the discharge card.
The quality improvement project involved two audit cycles and targeted training for clinical staff, focusing on best practices in discharge documentation.
The initiative demonstrates that standardized tools in resource-limited settings can lead to substantial improvements in patient care outcomes.