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9 terminology to know of the ISO system

9 terminology to know of the ISO system

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... Read moreถ้าคุณเพิ่งเริ่มทำระบบ ISO แล้วเจอคำว่า “NCR” ในรายงานตรวจ หรือได้ยินหัวหน้าพูดว่า “เปิด NCR หน่อย” อาจจะรู้สึกกดดันนิดๆ เพราะไม่แน่ใจว่ามันเกี่ยวข้องกับอะไร และต้องทำต่อยังไง จริงๆ แล้ว NCR (Non Conformity Report) คือ “รายงานความไม่สอดคล้อง” ใช้บันทึกเหตุการณ์/ข้อเท็จจริงที่พบว่า “ไม่เป็นไปตามข้อกำหนด” (เช่น ขั้นตอน ISO, WI, ระเบียบภายใน หรือข้อกำหนดลูกค้า) NCR เกี่ยวข้องกับหลายคำศัพท์ในระบบ ISO มาก โดยเฉพาะ CAR และ Root Cause เพราะโดยทั่วไป “เมื่อมี NCR” ขั้นตอนถัดไปคือวิเคราะห์สาเหตุและวางแผนแก้ไขไม่ให้เกิดซ้ำ ตัวอย่างง่ายๆ ที่เจอบ่อย: - Document Control: ใช้เอกสารเวอร์ชันเก่าในไลน์ผลิต → นี่มักเปิด NCR ได้ เพราะทำงานไม่ตามเอกสารที่ควบคุม - Audit: Auditor ตรวจพบว่ามีการเซ็นอนุมัติเอกสารไม่ครบ/บันทึกไม่ครบ → เปิด NCR เพื่อให้หน่วยงานไปจัดการ แล้ว NCR ต่างจาก CAR ยังไง? - NCR = “บันทึกสิ่งที่ไม่สอดคล้อง” (เกิดอะไร ที่ไหน หลักฐานอะไร) - CAR (Corrective Action Request) = “ใบขอให้ทำการแก้ไข” โดยเน้นการแก้สาเหตุและป้องกันเกิดซ้ำ (Corrective Action) ในหลายองค์กร NCR จะถูกออกพร้อม CAR หรือ NCR เป็นตัวตั้ง แล้วค่อยออก CAR เพื่อบังคับให้มีการทำแผนแก้ไขและติดตามผล เวลาตอบ NCR ให้ทำตามแนวคิดนี้จะไม่หลงทาง: 1) Containment/Correction (แก้เฉพาะหน้า): หยุดใช้เอกสารผิดเวอร์ชัน เก็บคืน และแจกเวอร์ชันล่าสุด 2) Root Cause (สาเหตุราก): ทำไมถึงหยิบผิด? เช่น จุดเก็บเอกสารปะปน/ไม่มีการทำลายฉบับเก่า/คนไม่รู้วิธีเช็กเวอร์ชัน 3) Corrective Action: ปรับระบบ เช่น แยกจุดเก็บ, ติดป้าย “ใช้ฉบับออนไลน์เท่านั้น”, อบรมวิธีค้นหาเอกสาร, ตั้งผู้รับผิดชอบควบคุมเอกสาร 4) Verify effectiveness: ตั้ง KPI/วิธีเช็กว่าไม่เกิดซ้ำ เช่น 3 เดือนถัดไปสุ่มตรวจเอกสารหน้างานต้องเป็นเวอร์ชันล่าสุด 100% เชื่อมกับ PDCA ได้ชัดมาก: - Plan: วางมาตรการแก้ไข/ป้องกัน - Do: ทำจริง (อบรม ปรับวิธีควบคุมเอกสาร) - Check: ติดตามผลจากการ Audit หรือการสุ่มตรวจ - Act: ถ้ายังมีหลุด ปรับแผนใหม่ให้แน่นขึ้น (Continual Improvement) ทริคส่วนตัวเวลาเขียนตอบ NCR ให้ผ่านง่าย: - เขียน “ข้อเท็จจริง” ให้ชัด (มีหลักฐาน: เลขที่เอกสาร/เวอร์ชัน/วันที่/จุดที่พบ) - แยก “แก้เฉพาะหน้า” กับ “แก้สาเหตุ” อย่ารวมเป็นข้อเดียว - ใส่ผู้รับผิดชอบและกำหนดเสร็จ (due date) ชัดเจน - ถ้าต้องเกี่ยวกับ KPI หรือ Risk ให้โยงว่าเรื่องนี้เสี่ยงกระทบเป้าหมายอะไร (คุณภาพ, ส่งมอบ, ความปลอดภัย, ความพึงพอใจลูกค้า) ถ้าเข้าใจความสัมพันธ์ของ NCR–CAR–Root Cause–Audit–Document Control แล้ว การทำ ISO จะง่ายขึ้นเยอะ เพราะคุณจะเห็นว่า “NCR ไม่ได้น่ากลัว” แต่มันคือเครื่องมือช่วยให้ระบบดีขึ้นแบบต่อเนื่องจริงๆ

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shotSCAR

shotSCAR

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Wound Care & the Musculoskeletal System
Tips and notes on wound care, sterile dressings, the muscles and bones #lpn #lpnstudent #nursingstudent #woundcare #musculoskeletal #notetaking #notability
Aarin Waters

Aarin Waters

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A bowl of fresh fruits and vegetables illustrates guidelines for eating correctly, including thorough chewing, regular meal times, avoiding eating after sunset, mindful food combinations, and allowing time before sleep for optimal digestion.
Text on a dark background discusses veganism, the presence of parasites in flesh, and the concept of 'you are what you eat,' suggesting that consuming vibrant, living foods aids cell regeneration.
Text on a dark background explains 'psychological warfare' in the food industry, detailing how language and packaging, like bottles labeled 'IMMUNE SYSTEM' with fruit images, are used to mislead consumers about product contents and health benefits.
🟡NEED TO KNOW INFO - EATING CORRECTLY🔴
The world is so corrupt - we have to make the changes for ourselves. don't let them win - you got this !! #food #nutrition #foodoflemon8 #needtoknow #unfiltered @Lemon8 US @Lemon8 Food @Lemon8 Wellness
Draven Royce

Draven Royce

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Menopause and the Cardiovascular System
#menopausesupport #cardiovascular #cardio #fyp #themoreyouknow
Nieceyb52

Nieceyb52

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Fundamentals of Nursing
Hey Baddies 🥰 , Hope Everyone Had A Great Weekend . Here Are More Notes 💞💞 make sure to follow and comment as i keep sharing more of my personal notes and practice questions 🥰 #nurse #nursingschool #nursingstudenttips #nursingstudent #nursingjourney
Alonso | FNP Student👨🏽‍⚕️🩺

Alonso | FNP Student👨🏽‍⚕️🩺

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Design Your Own Study System
Black-Liberation.Tech

Black-Liberation.Tech

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Ultimate Anatomy Flashcards | Printable Study Deck
Boost your memory and study efficiency with this comprehensive anatomy flashcard deck. Perfect for medical, nursing, and biology students, these printable cards make it easy to review structures, systems, and key terminology anywhere, anytime. A powerful tool for fast recall and exam success. Li
Organized✅

Organized✅

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An aerial city view with white buildings, orange roofs, a palm tree, and a distant church under a blue sky. Overlay text states: 'THE STRESS OF A 9-5 IS LOUD. THE PEACE OF A PASSIVE INCOME SYSTEM IS QUIET. HERE'S HOW I CHOSE THE QUIET.' A Lemon8 logo is in the corner.
The stress of a 9-5 is loud. The peace of a passive income system is quiet. Here
Nothing feels heavier than knowing your entire lifestyle is tied to a single "yes" from a boss. 🕊️ When you rely on just one income, you’re essentially trading your peace for a paycheck. I spent way too long feeling stuck in that cycle until I realized I could build my own "digital r
Herwayytomakeabagg

Herwayytomakeabagg

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A screenshot of the Stepful online learning platform showing a student's weekly progress and schedule for medical assistant courses, highlighting useful apps and websites for MA school.
The App Store page for 'Freenotes - Notes Taking & PDF,' described as a favorite app for notes, showcasing its high ratings and features like effortless note-taking and PDF annotation.
A digital notebook page displaying detailed medical assistant study notes on human body tissues and organ systems, illustrating how notes can be easily formatted and accessed with split screen.
MA student must have apps🩺🩻
I’m currently enrolled in the Stepful medical assistant program! These are some resources I’ve used along the way but not all! - Freenotes fav app for notes! Super easy to use even in split screen! -Chat GPT AI - ask things like “can you test my knowledge on medical terminology” and it
landry pratt

landry pratt

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Medical terminology study 🌸🫶🌸🫶
Wellness Habits 🧘 Habit 1: Easy Study habits 🧘 How It Helps Me: Remember with pictures 🧘 Habit 2: Study Guide 🧘 How It Helps Me: memorize words to Study 🧘 Habit 3: Medical Made easy 🧘 How It Helps Me: past any medical exam with ease@ EVERYTHING BEGINS WITH CELLS!!! ☺️
Rae Brown

Rae Brown

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An image displaying various dark romance book covers, overlaid with the title 'BOOK TERMINOLOGY 101 DARK ROMANCE EDITION'. Visible book titles include 'LIGHT OUT', 'REDRABBIT', and 'My Favorite Sin'.
Book Terminology: Dark Romance Beginners Edition
As always check triggers before reading any books! When I started reading dark romance I was lost with all the terminology so hopefully this helps som of you out. Let me know if you love this and next week we’ll do ✨kink edition✨😉 • H (capital): Hero • h (lower case): heroine • Why Cho
CanieshiaPowell

CanieshiaPowell

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A study desk with papers, a pink tablet, a pencil, a glass of pink drink, and cosmetics, with the overlaid text 'Medical Terms That Actually Stick.'
A table titled 'COMMON MEDICAL SUFFIXES' listing medical suffixes like -itis, -megaly, and -pathy, along with their meanings, examples, and definitions, set against a background of a person studying.
A table titled 'Common Root Words in Medicine' listing root words such as cardi/o, hepat/o, and neur/o, with their meanings, examples, and definitions, on a study desk background.
📚 Med Terms You’ll Actually Remember
Hi, it’s River 💬 Let’s be real — memorizing medical terms isn’t always exciting, but making your own tables definitely helps 🧠✨ These are the ones I found super useful while studying, especially during MS1 when everything felt like a new language 😅 📌 Table 1 is packed with suffixes that show up
river

river

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A coffee cup sits on a wooden table with a plant in the background. The image has a text overlay that reads "how to study with Cornell Notes," indicating the topic of the post.
A laptop and an e-reader are displayed on a wooden surface, with a blue pen nearby. An overlay states, "the Cornell notes study system is tried and true - here's how to utilize it and keep your learnings organized in college! SWIPE."
A blank Cornell Notes template is shown, divided into sections for "CLASS," "TITLE," "DATE," "CUES," "NOTES," and "SUMMARY." Text overlays provide instructions: "Review and reflect on notes," "Write down key questions," and "Summarize your understanding."
Cornell Notes: The Ultimate Study System
I first learned about this method from a high school teacher, and am so thankful i did. Here’s the note-taking method that helped me keep my thoughts and learnings organized through my education at both UCLA/Columbia! • Divide your page into three distinct sections • Create a dedicated space for
vvanessaww

vvanessaww

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Language of anatomy ✨
#studyinganatomy #anatomyandphysiology #nurse #trending #study
NurseLifeRN

NurseLifeRN

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