policies and procedures
Well certainly not with the ('s), policies if NOT possessive in this usage. It is Policies and Procedures
Medical administrative staff must know, understand and follow the relevant policies and procedures for performing administrative tasks and for written and oral communication. Policies and procedures are written documents that include guidelines and practices developed to address legal, ethical and regulatory requirements.Both policies and procedures convey to employees and to other stakeholders the organisation's interests - their vision, mission, goals and the methods they intend to use to achieve those goals.Staff need to know how to access and interpret this documentation and why it is necessary to comply with the different policies and procedures. Supervisors or office managers can assist new staff to familiarise themselves with the documentation.
You need operational policies and procedures.
the real question is why DON'T they follow policies and procedures
develop and implement privacy policies and procedures.
Difference between Customer Service Standards and Policies and Procedures
One way to encourage others to adhere to environmental safety procedures is to explain why the procedures are in place. Often if a person knows why something should be done, they are more likely to follow the rules.
Policies and Procedures are the strategic link between the Company's Vision and its day-to-day operations. But why is that so important? It's because well written policies & procedures allow employees to understand their roles and responsibilities within predefined limits. Basically, policies & procedures allow management to guide operations without constant management intervention.
The Project Management Institute has policies, procedures, systems and values that are relevant to my role at work. There have written procedures to follow for the project management position.
Staff should be involved in reviews and contribute to the development of new policies procedures and protocols. This is because they will play a bigger part in implementing the new policies and procedures in their line of duty.
changing policies and procedures