ALCOA Essentials
Data Foundations
Corrections Done Right
Quality in Practice
100

Which element identifies the recorder?

Attributable - Link work to person

100

What support study conclusions?

Raw data

100

How do you note a data error?

One single line through the error

100

Name as least one prohibited correction method

Whiteout, erasers, overwriting

200

Recorded when the task occurs or data is first noted?

Contemporaneous - Record as performed

200

How should handwritten data be captured?

Record directly, promptly, legible in indelible ink

200

What must retain readable after correction?

The original entry stays readable

200

Which forms are a common GDP error?

Outdated or uncontrolled forms

300

What is meant by first information capture?

Original - Preserve first capture

300

What should accompany data entries?

Data should include entry data plus signature or initials

300

What accompanies a corrected entry?

Reason for correction, initials of person making the correction, & correction date

300

Which ensures timely data review?

Timely quality control practices

400

Which attribute rejects rounded values?

Accurate - Record actual instrument values

400

What should transcription retain?

Keep original raw data with record

400

When should a footnote by used and where should it be located?

When adjacent space is insufficient near the error, must remain on the same page

400

Electronic record changes require what traceability?

A retrievable audit trail and reason