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An understanding of the concepts and application of quality care and quality assurance is fundamental to improving primary health care. The World Health Organization and the Millennium Development Goals both emphasise the need for cost-effective and safe health care for all.1 The deficiencies in the quality and safety of care delivered by health care institutions worldwide, especially in the developing world, are of great concern to administrators and health care users. Health care providers have become alarmed at statistics such as the reported deaths of 44 000–98 000 hospitalised patients annually in the United States of America, after negligent care or medical error.2,3 Ineffective care, injury to a patient or an adverse event not only result in expensive litigation but also in the silent complications of sub-optimal care.

Quality and safety: Precision, accuracy and compliance with accepted standards of care