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The main components of the Root Cause Analysis (RCA) framework typically include:
1. Problem Identification: This is the initial step where the problem is identified and defined clearly.
2. Data Collection: Relevant data related to the problem is collected for further analysis.
3. Cause Analysis: The collected data is analyzed to identify the root cause of the problem. Various tools and techniques like Fishbone diagram, 5 Whys, etc., can be used in this step.
4. Action Plan Development: Based on the root cause identified, an action plan is developed to address the problem.
5. Implementation and Monitoring: The action plan is implemented and its effectiveness is monitored over time.
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"Findings of root cause analyses can be an important step in helping industry modify practices to avoid identified risks and can provide more robust data for predictive analytics" that help detect potentially unsafe products, the agency said. Regular use of RCAs can help instill strong food safety cultures in businesses under FDA oversight," the document states.
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