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Addressing Focus Areas

The auditor must address each focus area that is part of the case audit. Initially all focus areas are 'not yet examined'. For each focus area, once the auditor has reviewed the case and investigated whether the focus area has been satisfied or not, then the auditor can enter findings against each focus area under examination and indicate whether the focus area has been satisfied. Additionally, attachments may be added to each focus area to supplement the findings entered. An auditor iterates through this process for all the focus areas in the case audit until complete.

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