Writing a Procedure Overview
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What is required when writing a procedure overview?

  • When the process should be completed by the business analyst (time-bound)
  • Who is responsible for completing the process
  • What the process is and how it impacts the business
  • All of the above (correct)
  • The header of the procedure template should be filled out prior to writing the procedure

    False

    The procedure will include screenshots and how to navigate systems

    False

    When writing a procedure, the first step to complete is _____?

    <p>Understand the process by meeting with the subject matter experts and complete the procedure planning guide</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the optimal progression of writing a procedure from start to finish?

    <p>Meet with the SMEs, gather information, complete the procedure plan, meet with SMEs and gain their approval, complete the procedure, email to SMEs and once they sign-off, get approval in governance, complete the header of the procedure and post to the SharePoint</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The line of business leader is required to be at each meeting with your SMEs

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why should a procedure be written with all steps accounted for in a process?

    <p>The procedure is written under the assumption that anyone, including someone without experience, would be able to complete the process by following the steps to complete. The procedure is all encompassing and needs to be a complete start to finish.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    A screen recording of the process with a SME can be a tool to help when planning the procedure writing.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the difference between a procedure overview and procedure exceptions?

    <p>The procedure overview gives the who, what, when details of a process while the procedure exceptions detail when the procedure may not be as the steps are written out or when there are circumstances where this process would not be completed.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Writing a Procedure Overview

    • Fill out the procedure template header before starting the main content.
    • Include screenshots to enhance understanding and guide users through system navigation.
    • The initial step in writing a procedure is identifying the primary goal or purpose of the document.

    Optimal Procedure Writing Progression

    • Follow a structured approach from planning, drafting, reviewing, to finalizing the procedure.
    • Involve a line of business leader in every meeting with subject matter experts (SMEs) for alignment and approval.

    Importance of Comprehensive Procedure Writing

    • Documenting all steps in a process ensures clarity and consistency, helping users understand the procedure thoroughly.
    • Utilize screen recordings with SMEs as a resource to visualize and clarify the procedure during the writing phase.

    Procedure Overview vs. Procedure Exceptions

    • A procedure overview outlines the standard steps and objectives of the process.
    • Procedure exceptions detail any deviations or special considerations that differ from the standard procedures, ensuring users are aware of potential variations.

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    This quiz assesses your understanding of the essential elements required when writing a procedure overview. Learn how to effectively communicate the purpose and scope of a procedure.

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