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light of the seriousness of the needed revisions, determine the
appropriate training credit for participants.
10.7.5 Step 5: Discard all non-GMP
evaluation forms.
10.7.6 Step 6: Submit all records and
reports
The last step is to submit the training tracking form for
appropriate credit to each participant's ITP.
10.8 Conclusion
The well-executed pilot implementation of a training
program can add considerable value for an organization,
providing signifi cant data about the real-world impact of the
product. This data can go well beyond what can be inferred
from the material that appears on the story board. The data
from the pilot implementation can be used to revise and
improve the training program - as part of a formative
evaluation - before it is fi nalized and rolled out.
10.9 Notes
1. There are some slight variations in the terms applied to
the phases of the program improvement model. For
instance, with reference to medical devices, the FDA has
used the term “establish” to encompass three of the
phases, “defi ne,” “document,” and “implement;” see
