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The document outlines Good Documentation Practices (GDP) essential for maintaining quality and compliance in documentation processes. It emphasizes the importance of factual, concise, and traceable entries, as well as the proper handling of documentation errors. Key instructions include correct formatting, timely recording of data, and the necessity of clear and legible writing.

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GDP

The document outlines Good Documentation Practices (GDP) essential for maintaining quality and compliance in documentation processes. It emphasizes the importance of factual, concise, and traceable entries, as well as the proper handling of documentation errors. Key instructions include correct formatting, timely recording of data, and the necessity of clear and legible writing.

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Df it wasn't documented correctly, ie sis wasn't done ! DIt it can't be understood, wo. it wasn’t documented!! ‘McesTH007-00 © omni ot Be Scope of Good sd Documentation Practices © Good Documentation Practices are applicable to the following: Y Preparation of Documents Completing / Filling documents “Archiving & storing of documents Review document for erors~ critical erors ein units, specification et, ate not acceptable v as nied & date by appropriate /authorized persons Document should be approved, No changes should be made to approved documents without authorization _ mce/T¥/007-00 O18 Morleods Centre of Excellence Good Documentation rracnees Think.... before you document !! Even though the pace in our industry is fast but everyone deserves the time to think things through... be sure that you have understood & written correctly!! Mce/TM/007-00 Macieods Cente of Excellence Good Documentation Practices General instructions for Good Documentat > Date, month and year shall be wriiten in the format Day-Month-Year or Day / Month / Year, wherever applicable (use 2 digits for DD/MM/YY).For year use last 2 digits from RHS like 2018 write 18 Deg, Date : Use 2 digit for D/M'Y i.e. O1/01/1J of 01/01/2011 > — Time shall be recorded in 24 hot ur clock format. Os eg. 10:30 AM as 10:30 hrs & 4:15 PM as 16:15 hrs. | Do not write AM/PM with 24 Hr format ow mark shall be put ior activities which are veritied, wherever applicable, e.g, in-check box. “ @) Macteods Contre of Excellence 10/101. —THAcI=oa5] Good Documentation Practices Ea) General instruetio for Good Documentation For data in decimal format where the number is less than one, place zero before the _Arrowing down or across to indicate correct data is not permitted, ce A 20 x< B 2.5 | ‘Ncerrsv007-00 & Meseciscanvetevcaence | | Good Documentation Practices ‘General instructions for Good Documentation > Always fill in the blanks !! > Record all requested information, Do not keep it blank. > [fit’s truly not applicable, Write 'N/A' with your initials & date. them & write 'N/A' with your initials & date, Wherever required state the reasons. > The correct information must be entered on batch records, equi Jogbooks, test result forms, reports etc, other eetal auditor. se you will be caught by sr = veer @ Veinch Chea oo > Ifpages or sections of forms are not applicable, Line through | ATE: ‘Minn Ge the appropriate format! > Record data directly > Do not write original data on serap paper, hand or paper towels and then transfer to format or note book. > Always attach printouts and labels where indicated. > Never throw away original data, } Use additional page or sheet when more space is needed, giving appropriate identification number, > Finally original information or data should not be lost & McE/Tm/007-00 @® Macleods Centre of Sxcallanca Good Documentation Practices eee ce General instructions for Good Documentation Always write clearly & legibly Remeber. ‘The information you write will bx reviewed / used by another person. ‘@ie/she should be able to understand what you have written, otherwise it will lead to errors, ‘© Critical errors can lead io batch reje i a L icermoo7-o0 10/10). ——_—___ Good Documentation Practices Food Documentation ‘When affixing supporting documentation to a page, special care may be needed. Otitis on sensitive paper Oi ithas to be folded to fit the page thas more than a single sheet What should you do? Use a binder or folder Do not use staples or paper clips in manufacturing area. xDo not use tape or glue that dries out easily etecos Cente of Evcatlencs McE/T™/007-00 @ | ~ Raa [Good Documentation Practices On-l “practice to do on-line documentation, Record results as you get them! * {GMP error isto spe through the documents atthe end ofthe day or at sane fake sit iting inal the blanks records a one time ive minutes ago, much impossible to remember what we did five minutes ago, mucl But we all know at its impos jould be recorded and traceable (time, operator, equipment used d Macteods Cente of Excelence cermayoo7-00 | | | L Good Documentation Practices Good Documentation Practices All documentation errors require corrections! + Corrections thust be legible, Never cross obliterate an entry by use of ‘correction tape or white fluid. + Use asterisk or circled number to identify the error correction to item being, corrected. * Write the reason for correction as close to the error as possible. * The incorrect entry must be vi L “weerrw7e07-00 & Maccods Cente of Excalence Correcting Errors _ _ Suk te ery wih | ha single line such Tat te paetoos ou | | | irre eniy 's legible and canbe ead cierly even al : early even as itis stuck ot Ener the eorect entry beside the stuck off incurs ety ‘ign with date and rite the reason in bie omplete paragraph ora page lll oftet ina” | Sulke ts coopiae Co — = sel register is to be correct a trike the complete vith a diagonal tine and enter the gtr ob erected entered) sey Become papa oth eee | Sig wih dt and ke te tee of 7 - whee eaestdats ote eneed ee sig Ey | Nake cen u Sig wis a wy mal Give reasons in brief fir missing entry, ° | Teetence ofthis. ae no / | i ‘MCE/TW/007-00 ? @) ae Maceods Cente of Excelence

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