Effective planning

Effective planning is again the key. We need to keep in mind that proper decontamination can be costly, but improper decontamination can be even more costly. One large but variable cost is the time it takes workers to decontaminate. The time that decontamination will take should be estimated and incorporated into the budget. In addition, contamination control and decontamination strategies and procedures should be outlined in the safety plan, communicated to workers, and implemented before any worker enters any area where there is a potential to become contaminated. 

The standard requires suitable maintenance of equipment to ensure continuing process capability and to identity keg processes and provide appropriate resources for machine/equipment maintenance and develop an effective planned total preventive maintenance system. 

This chapter should be sufficient to guide the engineer or manager through the initial stages of introducing a sound and effective planned maintenance system. However, as in any establishment - production, administration or (as in this case) engineering - without the commitment and... 

Effective planning is the next step in the outage management process. Like all other maintenance activities, each task included in the outage plan must be fully planned. However, the finite time frame associated with a fixed-duration shutdown also requires effective scheduling to assure success. 

Large CROs can be used for effective planning of large clinical research projects. They commonly have extensive experience in the disease areas to be studied, although they... 

In planning the introduction of automation into an analytical laboratory, it is important not only to consider all stages of the analysis, but also the wider context within which the laboratory serves the organization of which it is a part. Examples of laboratories that have engaged in effective planning are the Laboratory of the Government Chemist, London the Nutrients Composition Laboratory at USDA, Beltsvillle, Maryland, USA and Shell Development Company, Seal Hollow, Houston, Texas, USA. 

Documents needed by the organization to ensure the effective planning, operation, and control of its processes... 

Company name) has ensured customer satisfaction while meeting regulatory requirements through effective planning at all levels. 

Product realization is achieved through effective planning to achieve product requirements and quality objectives. 

The organization has defined, documented, and implemented the procedures needed to ensure effective planning, operational controls, and the associated processes. The key elements include quality policy, objectives, and the applicable procedures. 

For each retrosynthetic step to be a valid solution, the reactants must give die appropriate product with needed structural features and control in the forward direction, that is, the direction taken in the actual synthesis. Thus each retrosynthetic step must be checked both forward and backward to effectively plan workable synthetic routes to new molecules. 

Without effective planning, it is possible to become stranded between your career and retirement. Some people are no longer effective or happy in their careers, but they refuse to move on. They are dissatisfied with what they are, yet they reject what they could be. They lose one identity but do not see the need to find another. Many in this situation fear retirement. They believe it will shorten rather than lengthen their lives. They see only the disadvantages. They refuse to accept the notion that there is a point where moving ahead makes sense. 

The first step of the DQO process gives us direction for assembling an effective planning team, for defining the problem, and for evaluating the necessary resources. This is achieved through the following actions ... 

Effective planning requires a serious commitment of time and resources. For a variety of reasons, organizations may not be successful in their planning efforts. Lack of success may stem from failure to recognize and minimize common barriers to planning efforts or failure to understand inherent limitations in planning. 

Select a specific pharmacy practice setting (i.e., hospital practice, community practice, or managed care). What barriers do you believe would limit the ability of pharmacists and pharmacy managers to conduct effective planning in that setting ... 

To be successful providing preventive maintenance or repair maintenance, effective planning is necessary with approved procedures, proper materials, and qualified technicians. These elements are necessary when operations shuts down a single piece of equipment or shuts down an entire unit for a turn-around. Continuous good communications at the job site are imperative. 

An effective plan must be documented in writing, readily available, and must be relatively simple to use. 

The material tested should be specified, including nature, relative proportions of any impurities, and stability over the test period. All details of the conduct of the study should be presented. It must be established that the methods employed for exposing and monitoring the animals are appropriate and sufficiendy specific for the end points or effects planned to be studied. 

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