Following the six-step CAPA lifecycle, identification, root cause analysis, action planning, implementation, effectiveness review, and closure, gets you a CAPA. For the step-by-step definition of what a CAPA actually is, see our guide to what CAPA means and how the process works.
Following the six-step CAPA lifecycle, identification, root cause analysis, action planning, implementation, effectiveness review, and closure, gets you a CAPA.
For the step-by-step definition of what a CAPA actually is, see our guide to what CAPA means and how the process works.
That takes governance around those steps: clear ownership rules, a documented standard for how deep root cause analysis needs to go, a verification timeline decided up front instead of improvised at...
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Following the six-step CAPA lifecycle, identification, root cause analysis, action planning, implementation, effectiveness review, and closure, gets you a CAPA. For the step-by-step definition of what a CAPA actually is, see our guide to what CAPA means and how the process works. That takes governance around those steps: clear ownership rules, a documented standard for how deep root cause analysis needs to go, a verification timeline decided up front instead of improvised at closure, and metrics that surface a stalling program before it becomes a backlog.
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