SOPs

Question 1

What is an SOP?

Answer 1

Standard Operating Procedure

Question 2

What do you need to have a SOP?

Answer 2

VCPR

Question 3

T/F: SOP’s are why we dont have to examine every animal

Answer 3

Ture - keep everyone on the same page - need to train them

Question 4

When working up a case where an SOP is involved, what much you do?

Answer 4

Make sure it is being followed properly, that everyone is trained and that animals are being identified properly and eficently

Question 5

How do you know if you need a simple step or flow chart for your SOP?

Answer 5

Many decisions - use flow chart

More than 10 steps - use graphic and flow chart

Question 6

What are the steps to implementing and SOP?

Answer 6

Plant for results, coordinate with key decision makers, review draft, finalize, try, post and train

Question 7

What are some key aspects of writing an SOP?

Answer 7

Simple, clear language
Adequate but not too much detail