2.5.17 Reviewing the success of treatment Estimated reading: 1 minute 29 views Authors Aim and purpose The collection of findings from follow-up investigations, including their critical scientific evaluation, must be regulated. Regular reports on the measures should be prepared and forwarded to designated bodies (e.g. higher-level registers). The management must formally define how and by whom the data is to be evaluated, and with what effects, as continuously as possible. Area of application Description Resources Risks Documentation Responsibility and qualification Notes and comments Applicable documents Literature Terms Attachments 2.5 Aftercare - Previous 2.5.16 Follow-up examination
