Clinical audits systematically review structures, processes, and outcomes to achieve patient- centered health care. They help health-care institutions bridge the gap between "work as imagined" and "work as done," reinforcing staff’s awareness of patient safety, reducing operational instability, adhering to best evidence-based practices, and enhancing the hospital’s internal self-assessment and continuous improvement efforts. Implementing clinical audits involves establishing a clinical audit team, training auditors, developing assessment criteria based on health-care standards, creating audit-related forms, setting audit themes and schedules, conducting audits, reviewing results for improvement opportunities, and tracking progress. These steps ensure that clinical practice follows standard processes and implements the patient-centered health care emphasized in medical center accreditation.