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Take a look at why it is important to create SOPs for medical organizations., For details go to http://www.researchmedics.com/clinical-research/
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Creation of standard operating procedures for clinical research trials
Standard operating procedures are formal, step-by-step instructions for a medical process that is expected to be followed by medical entities
Any organization that does not have sops will be caught during audit sooner or later. Sops that are poorly written are just as bad as having no sops
Take a look at some of the reasons why sops are so important A medical facility or practitioners need to have SOPs to ensure he follows the correct procedure and does not deviate form the expected course or violate a protocol
2) A medical organization also need to ensure that its corporate rules, regulations and policies are compliant with the expectations of its sponsors and regulatory authority protocols 3) Well made SOPs enable the clinical research teams to know what their job description specifies and what actions to take to perform them effectively.
Basic STEPS TO CREATE SOPS Take a look at a few basic steps to create SOPs
BASIS Clinical trials and testing are performed in various medical organizations like research labs, pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, surgery centers and many government and private facilities. The SOPs have their basis in scientific and ethical principles, the codes provided by federal regulatory authorities and guidelines if the institutions.
CREATING THE LIST The first thing to determine is why the SOPs are needed and what the end results will be. Once the organization has a good basis on which to base its SOPs, all the rest of the details become easier. A few processes for which SOPs are necessary are storage of clinical research data, temperature monitoring, sine monitor visit, budget negotiations and contracts.
Creating a flow chart or map Creating a flow chart is the nest step. A flow chart is necessary to define how to move from one point to another. A person can label the starting point as A and then label the consecutive steps with B,C, D etc. this can make your process more structured.