Deviation Reports: Immediate Action

Who is responsible for implementing the immediate actions after the deviation is identified?

• Relevant staff members involved in the process

• External stakeholders

• Senior management

• Quality Assurance (QA) department

What is the primary focus of the immediate actions taken after the deviation is discovered?

• Conducting a thorough historical review of similar deviations

• Addressing the immediate safety concerns or risks resulting from the deviation

• Identifying the root causes of the deviation

• Mitigating the financial impact of the deviation

Why is communication important when implementing immediate corrective actions?

• To allocate additional resources for the actions

• To inform external stakeholders about the deviation

• To address any challenges or limitations encountered during implementation

• To ensure relevant stakeholders or staff members are aware of the actions and their roles