Finding and Recommendation

Employees in the process area where the incident occurred should be consulted, interviewed, or made members of the team. Their knowledge of the events represents a significant set of facts about the incident that occurred. The report, its findings, and recommendations should be shared with those who can benefit from the information. The cooperation of employees is essential to an effective incident investigation. The focus of the investigation should be to obtain facts, and not to place blame. The team and the investigative process should clearly deal with all involved individuals in a fair, open, and consistent manner. 

Regarding corrective actions, the regulation states The employer shall establish a system to promptly address and resolve the incident-report findings and recommendations. Resolution and corrective actions shall be documented. The regulation does not define promptly in definitive terms, but the intent is that all corrective actions must be implemented immediately. 

Once the material and heat balances are complete, a report must be written. It will first present the data. It will then discuss factors affecting product quality and any abnormal results. It will then discuss the key findings and recommendations to improve unit operation. 

Evaluate patient history and physical exam findings and recommend a specific regimen including both pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic therapy. 

Study Commission on Pharmacy. Summary of concepts, findings, and recommendations. In Pharmacists for the Future The Report of the Study Commission on Pharmacy Commissioned by the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy. Ann Arbor, MI Health Administration Press, 1975, pp. 139-143. 

The first, the PrHA report, contains all necessary information except for a "...system to promptly address the team s findings and recommendations assure that the recommendations are resolved in a timely manner and that the resolution is documented ..." That information is separately documented, as discussed in Section 6.0 of this handbook. Two useful references on the documentation of PrHAs are Freeman, 1991 and Hendershot, 1992. 

FAO (1982) Village forestry inventory in Bangladesh Project findings and recommendations. United nation development programme. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, p 25 FAO (2005) FAO statistics database, October 2005... 

Communicate the findings and recommendations of this report to your membership. 

Communicate the findings and recommendations of this report to your membership. (2001-01-H-R7)... 

Human Health and the Environment, 63 Environmental Compliance and Permitting, 64 Assessment of Overarching Technical Issues, 65 Overall Engineering Design Package, 65 Reevaluation of Steps Required for Implementation, 67 Findings and Recommendations, 69 Findings, 69 Recommendation, 70... 

Human Health and the Environment, 96 Environmental Compliance and Monitoring, 97 Assessment of Overarching Technical Issues, 97 Steps Required Before Implementation, 97 Findings and Recommendations, 97 Findings, 97 Recommendations, 98... 

In September 1999, the PMACWA requested that the tenure of the committee be extended to review the results of the Demo I tests. The committee was asked to determine if and how the results affected the findings and recommendations in the original report, as well as to reevaluate the steps for implementation it had indicated were required (NRC, 1999). In March 2000, the committee published a supplemental report (NRC, 2000a) documenting its review of the Demo I test results and the impact of those results on the conclusions of the initial report (NRC, 1999). The ACW I Committee completed its task at the end of March 2000 and was disbanded. 

Complete administrative actions, including introductions and committee composition and balance discussions. Receive updates from the PMACWA technical team and associates concerning Demonstration II, EDS, and energetics testing. Discuss initial findings and recommendations for the EDS Pueblo and Demo II reports. 

Present the NRC findings and recommendations from the NRC EDS I—Pueblo report to the Citizens Advisory Commission for Pueblo, Colorado. 

The third step in incident investigation is to generate a report detailing facts, findings, and recommendations. Typically, recommendations are written to reduce risk by ... 

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