Good Clinical and Scientific Practice

Why are the principles of good practice important in scientific and clinical settings?

• It record concerns according to organisational procedures

• They effectively manage calibration and maintenance of equipment and work areas

• They help to ensure health/science employees get remunerated

• It leads to increased costs and timescales

What is an SOP?

Why it is important for everyone to follow SOPs?

• To enable consistency of approach

• To conduct surveys

• To meet organisational targets

• To ensure records are ready for annual general meetings

An SOP is a set of sequential steps or instructions designed to (BLANK) the approach to a process or action.

(Fill in the correct word)

How are SOPs for a given activity accessed?

• By checking on Instagram

• By using the organisation's intranet to carry out detailed index search

• By asking heath care staff in a survey

• By checking the Health and Safety at Work Act

SOP stands for?

• Standard Ordering Procedure

• Standard Opening Procedure

• Standard Operation Procedure

• Standard Online procedure

Your company SOP must also be in accordance with:

• Holiday regulations

• Airport regulations

• Industrial regulations

• Home regulations

Which one below is not the benefits of establishing SOP?

• Reduced training time for employees

• Guaranteed business continuity

• Garanteed good quality control

• Reduced organization performance

True or false: it is important to calibrate equipment to reduce the spread of viruses.

How do you escalate concerns if equipment is not correctly calibrated?

• By labelling the equipment as being out of use, if appropriate

• By reducing the function of the equipment

• By completing detailed staff induction and ongoing training

• By upholding professional standards