6. Evaluating actions
Actions taken in response to risks and opportunities must be evaluated. The standard specifies that the organization must plan how to evaluate the effectiveness of these actions (§ 6..2.b).
Because of the "statistical" approach of the process, evaluation can rarely be limited to the observation that an event (beneficial or undesirable) does or does not occur, over a short observation period...
If you have made a risk/opportunity rating, you can assess the expected effectiveness of an action plan by reassessing the risk or opportunity at the end of the action, using the same rating method (see Example of a cause/effect/criticality analysis table (Tool
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