Improvement opportunities and recommendations
Recommendations are produced by stated rules from your own answers, each one stamped with the indicator that triggered it.
Each recommendation is deterministic: a rule looked at a specific answer and produced a specific suggestion, with the reason stated beside it. The same answers always produce the same recommendations.
Nothing generates a recommendation on its own, changes a score, or marks a requirement compliant. A recommendation is a starting point for the IPC committee, not an instruction.
Where to find them
- Recommendations in the sidebar lists all of them with their priority and horizon.
- The Improvement roadmap groups them into immediate, short, medium and long term.
- The executive report includes the highest-priority ones.
Source: IPC360 Help · Recommendations
Related
- GapsA gap is an explicit record of a weak or missing answer, traceable back to the indicator that produced it and ranked by priority.
- What should we work on before the next assessment?Start with the lowest-scoring components and the highest-ranked gaps, and prefer the ones where the element is absent rather than merely inconsistent.
- What each report section meansThe executive report runs from the facility profile and the result, through components, comparison and findings, to the recommendations and the basis of the report.
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