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Product Quality Review (PQR)

Your PQR Isn’t ‘Done’ Without These Five Post-Review Actions

By QEdge Team  Published On August 21, 2025

Your PQR Isn’t ‘Done’ Without These Five Post-Review Actions 

Too many teams breathe a sigh of relief once the Product Quality Review (PQR) is compiled, signed off, and archived. But let me ask you this: what happens next? 

If the answer is “not much,” your PQR is a paper tiger—great for compliance, weak for continuous improvement. 

Let’s look at the five crucial follow-up actions that make the difference between a checkbox exercise and a true quality driver. 

 

  Action Item Assignment and Tracking

 Most PQRs reveal improvement opportunities. But are they being acted on? Immediately after final review, convert insights into formal action items—linked to specific departments and deadlines. 

Best Practice: Use a digital QMS to assign tasks, set reminders, and monitor progress. Every PQR output should have a lifecycle. 

 

  CAPA Integration

 Trends that surface in PQRs—such as recurring deviations, yield losses, or repeat complaints—must translate into CAPAs. 

Pro Tip: Document the PQR reference number within your CAPA form. This connects cause to corrective action, showing regulators that you close the loop. 

 

  Management Communication

 The insights in a PQR often stop at QA. That’s a mistake. Manufacturing heads, site leads, and even executive leadership should receive a concise summary of key findings. 

Key Tool: Create a one-page executive dashboard from your PQR findings: top risks, critical trends, proposed CAPAs, and progress metrics. 

 

  SOP Updates and Training Triggers

 If your PQR identifies process gaps or procedural inefficiencies, SOPs should be reviewed. Additionally, new findings may require refresher training or even job role retraining. 

Workflow Tip: Link the PQR review outcome to your document control and training modules to ensure alignment. 

 

  Annual Quality Review Alignment

 PQRs feed into your broader Annual Product Review (APR) and Quality Management Review (QMR). Ensure outputs are not siloed. 

Checklist: Did you share PQR outcomes during the last QMR? Have these insights shaped your upcoming quality objectives or risk register? 

 

Final Thought: A Living Document, Not a Dead File 

 A PQR should breathe life into your quality system—not just live on a shelf. When these five actions are part of your process, the value of your PQR skyrockets—from compliance document to strategic driver. 

With QEdge, every PQR can auto-trigger follow-ups, route CAPAs, notify training needs, and push updates to management. 

Let’s talk about how to make your PQR work harder—for compliance and continuous improvement. 


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