Basic requirements for good documentation practices will include, but not be limited to, the following components:
- Accuracy.
- Data Integrity (protected, secure and backed-up data systems)
- Contemporaneous recordkeeping (timely, immediately/real-time)
- Legible.
What do you mean by good documentation practice?
What Are Good Documentation Practices? Good Documentation Practices, commonly referred to as GDPs, are the guidelines that one follows in recording raw data entries in a legible, traceable and reproducible manner.
What is the purpose of good documentation practice?
Good documentation practices helps to track changes, ensures easy reporting of any defects as well as promote continuous improvements to the processes that can be recorded real time.
