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Define measurement, monitoring, ownership and reaction plans for sustaining process quality.
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A Process Monitoring Plan records what will be measured, who reviews it, how often and what response follows an unusual result.
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Use it when a changed process needs regular review or when several measures lack a clear owner.
It makes ongoing ownership explicit after a project team hands the work back to normal operations.
Use a Control Chart to examine time-ordered variation. Use a Control Plan for a wider record connecting process steps, controls and responses.
Fictional example snapshot
A fictional service team reviews first useful response time.
| Source / unit | Query register / working hours |
|---|---|
| Review | Daily review by service lead |
| Response | Investigate any query older than the agreed eight-hour threshold |
These figures illustrate the method; they are not clinical instructions, universal targets or verified results from a real organization.
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