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What should be retrained when an SOP changes?
Use a change-impact process to decide who needs communication, targeted learning, practice, reassessment, or documented retraining after an SOP revision.
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SOP training
An SOP is useful only when employees can apply the current procedure reliably. These guides cover converting procedures into training, replacing outdated habits, and keeping learning aligned when an SOP changes.
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Use a change-impact process to decide who needs communication, targeted learning, practice, reassessment, or documented retraining after an SOP revision.
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Old procedures can survive long after an SOP changes. Learn why this happens and how to replace outdated knowledge, habits, and workplace cues.
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Use a source-to-training change-control process to find affected lessons, decide who needs retraining, and preserve defensible records.
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