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How to Review an Observation and Submit Feedback

Review an observation's prompts, guidance, images, and response choices in Smart Access via a test observation, and submit feedback when something needs to be clarified, corrected, or improved.

Written by Noopur Desai
Updated this week

Overview

Reviewing an observation allows you to check that its prompts, guidance, images, and response choices are accurate before associates encounter them in the field, and to submit feedback to the Smart Access team whenever something needs clarification, correction, or improvement.

This guide walks through starting a test observation to review it end to end, and how to submit prompt feedback along the way.

This guide includes:

Before You Begin

Starting an Observation

From the Dashboard, select Start observation.

Selecting How You Want to Start

Choose Person, Work area, or Search by Observation Name:

Once a person, work area, or observation has been selected, search for or select the specific observation you want to review. This opens the observation start page.

Reviewing the Observation Prompts

Start with the first prompt to begin the observation. For each prompt, review the prompt wording, guidance, images, and response choices for accuracy, clarity, applicability, and readiness.

Use Prev, Next, All prompts, or Next unanswered prompt to navigate through the observation.

Submitting Observation Feedback

Select Could this prompt be improved? whenever the prompt wording, guidance, images, or response choices need clarification or improvement.

Submitted feedback goes to the Smart Access team to review with your team and make the needed updates to complete the observation readiness process.

Stopping and Discarding the Observation

Once every prompt has been reviewed and any needed feedback has been submitted, the observation can be stopped and discarded. Any feedback already submitted is still sent to the Smart Access team for review, even though the observation record itself is not kept.

Best Practices

Important: Prompt feedback should focus on the quality, accuracy, or applicability of the observation prompt, guidance, images, or response choices. Do not use prompt feedback to document observations about the associate being observed.