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Quality Management System

10 Important Tips for an Effective SDP QMS

β“˜ A connected and controlled operating environment keeps information visible, evidence traceable and teams ready.

A QMS should not live in a file. It should live in the way your organisation works.
10 important controlsHow Lucidity addresses them
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Build the QMS around your organisation

Design the QMS around your actual organisation, programmes, responsibilities and operating environment.

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LUCIDITY

Configures processes, roles, users and records around the SDP’s real operating structure.

02
Define roles and accountability clearly

Assign clear ownership and accountability for every process, decision, record and quality responsibility.

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LUCIDITY

Uses role-based access, responsibility allocation and workflows to establish clear accountability.

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Turn policies into operational processes

Translate approved policies into repeatable operational processes that can be demonstrated and measured.

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Connects policies to live processes, tasks and records that prove implementation.

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Control documents and versions

Keep policies, procedures, forms and records current, identifiable, approved and version controlled.

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Centralises controlled documents, approvals, versions, effective dates and access.

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Connect the QMS to the learner journey

Make enrolment, learning, evidence, assessment, moderation and achievement part of one quality environment.

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Connects learner information and evidence across the complete learner journey.

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Manage assessment and moderation

Plan, allocate, record and quality-assure assessment and moderation through a traceable process.

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Manages assessment plans, allocations, evidence, decisions, results and moderation activity.

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Capture evidence as work happens

Capture implementation evidence during normal work instead of reconstructing it before an audit.

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Retains operational evidence automatically as activities and records are completed.

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Monitor exceptions and corrective actions

Identify exceptions, assign corrective action, monitor due dates and verify effective resolution.

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Surfaces risks and exceptions through dashboards, alerts, ownership and follow-up workflows.

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Review and improve continuously

Review performance, risks and changing requirements, then improve the QMS continuously.

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Provides management information, trends and evidence for review and continuous improvement.

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Make quality visible to management

Give management a current view of readiness, actions, evidence and risk.

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Turns the QMS into a visible management environment with real-time dashboards and reporting.

One environment. One learner journey. One trusted record.

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