s. 133 action that has been, is, or will be, taken in relation to the recommendations. (6) The chief psychiatrist may continue to monitor a mental health service provider after receiving a written response to the report prepared under this section. (7) For the purposes of subsection (6), the chief psychiatrist may— (a) request further information from the mental health service provider; and (b) conduct another clinical review of the mental health service provider. 133 Standards, guidelines or practice directions to address systemic issues identified in clinical review The chief psychiatrist may prepare and issue standards, guidelines or practice directions to address any systemic issues identified during a clinical review and to improve the quality and safety of mental health services provided by mental health service providers. 134 Chief psychiatrist may conduct clinical practice audit (1) The chief psychiatrist may conduct a clinical practice audit of a specified practice or matter related to the mental health services provided by one or more mental health service providers to identify systemic issues or trends that need to be addressed to improve the quality and safety of the mental health services being provided. (2) The chief psychiatrist may conduct a clinical practice audit under this section— (a) on his or her own initiative; or (b) at the request of the Secretary. 135 Chief psychiatrist must make record
action that has been, is, or will be, taken in relation to the recommendations. (6) The chief psychiatrist may continue to monitor a mental health service provider after receiving a written response to the report prepared under this section. (7) For the purposes of subsection (6), the chief psychiatrist may— (a) request further information from the mental health service provider; and (b) conduct another clinical review of the mental health service provider. 133 Standards, guidelines or practice directions to address systemic issues identified in clinical review s. 133 The chief psychiatrist may prepare and issue standards, guidelines or practice directions to address any systemic issues identified during a clinical review and to improve the quality and safety of mental health services provided by mental health service providers. 134 Chief psychiatrist may conduct clinical practice audit (1) The chief psychiatrist may conduct a clinical practice audit of a specified practice or matter related to the mental health services provided by one or more mental health service providers to identify systemic issues or trends that need to be addressed to improve the quality and safety of the mental health services being provided. (2) The chief psychiatrist may conduct a clinical practice audit under this section— (a) on his or her own initiative; or (b) at the request of the Secretary. 135 Chief psychiatrist must make record
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