List of figures
1.1 | Structure of investigations and remediations | 13 |
2.1 | Template of Ishikawa diagram | 41 |
2.2 | All candidates for root cause | 42 |
2.3 | Disaggregation of a major element | 42 |
2.4 | Remaining candidates for root cause | 45 |
2.5 | Constituent elements of packaging and labeling | 45 |
2.6 | Program logic model of cleaning and sanitizing program | 49 |
4.1 | Introductory material of an SOP | 87 |
4.2 | Actions and responsibilities | 88 |
4.3 | Notice of event (NoE) and deviation investigation | 89 |
4.4 | Approvals and version history of an SOP | 91 |
4.5 | Room XXX: cleaning and sanitizing schedules | 94 |
4.6 | Room XXX: cleaning and sanitizing logs | 95 |
4.7 | Cleaning and sanitizing SOP | 97 |
II.1 | The two remediation processes | 105 |
5.1 | The ADDIE model | 111 |
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