Auditable form definition

Auditable form means a discrete and verifiable record of the relevant information maintained separately and independently of other forms maintained by PRPD, for the purpose of internal or external review and/or performance improvement.
Auditable form or “auditable format” means a method of documentation or recordkeeping that is maintained consistently and uniformly and is readily

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