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WHO Basic Training Modules on Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) - GMP Inspection Process: Module 2 (Part 05): The Inspection
(2006; 35 pages)
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The Inspection

Style of Report

  • Use past tense

  • Keep it simple and based on fact

  • Include a summary

The whole inspectorate should have a consistent style for inspection reports that is used by everyone (using a standard format). Here are a few suggestions on making the report readable and effective:

Use the past tense: “It was observed...” or “It was noted that...”

Keep it simple and based on fact - it is not necessary to complicate the report. There is no room for opinion or ambiguities - remember the specifics that we discussed earlier when referring to documents, products or equipment.

Provide a summary - covering your general impression of the company and your assessment of whether they achieve compliance with GMP. In particular, refer to specific incidents of non-compliance.

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