Preventive / Corrective Actions (CAPA) Guidelines
A corrective action is a term that encompasses the process of reacting to product problems, customer complaints or other nonconformities and fixing them. The process includes: • Reviewing and defining the problem or nonconformity • Finding the cause of the problem • Developing an action plan to correct the problem and prevent a recurrence
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