what is CAPA?when is root cause analysis done?
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CA stans for corrective action ( the detected non-
conformities)
PA stands for Preventive action ( the potential non-
conformities?)
root cause analysis is done after the Internal audit. when
any non conformities arises, root cause analysis is done
for the same. root cause can be of any form : client
miscommunication, programming errors, misunderstanding, not
clear requirement
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