S
Stickney
Some facilities work instructions separate from their SOPs, but I do not understand the
rationale for having instructions constitute
a separate document. Either way, the procedure itself and therefore the document
are bound to change, so what difference does it make whether you have to change "only"
the work instructions? If the immutability of SOPs is the reason for having them separate, I do not see its value. Can somebody explain it to me?
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rationale for having instructions constitute
a separate document. Either way, the procedure itself and therefore the document
are bound to change, so what difference does it make whether you have to change "only"
the work instructions? If the immutability of SOPs is the reason for having them separate, I do not see its value. Can somebody explain it to me?
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