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3. Identify the key stakeholders and involve them in the process to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the situation.
4. Use appropriate investigation techniques, such as interviews, document analysis, and observation, to gather additional information.
5. Analyze the collected data and identify any patterns, trends, or contributing factors.
6. Draw conclusions based on the analysis and document the findings.
7. Develop recommendations for improvement or action based on the identified learnings.
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9. Implement the recommended actions and monitor their effectiveness.
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Investigation and learning from is a process of examining an incident or event to understand what happened, why it happened, and how to prevent it from happening again.

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