Posted by vsarmiento, 9/22/2009 6:54:17 AM

In developing new practice guidelines and service protocols, a research on the particular subject must be first conducted and established.  Utilizing acceptable manufacturer's recommendations, and established good engineering practices, that meet known industry standards are all considered and then included as an integral component of the practice standards being developed. Once all necessary steps and procedures were identified, organized, dry runs and testing for efficacy will be the next step in this development processes.  During this phase a repeatable and acceptable outcome must be documented especially if the expected results has to conform with any state and local regulatory requirements. After the testing phase and expected results were satisfactorily met and documented,  the  new practice guidelines can then be submitted to the Corporate QA  and Safety Committees for final evaluations prior to its adoption and inclusion into Standards Manual of the institution.