Each criterion in section 3 of the AMR is profiled as being high/medium/low risk, as identified within this guidance document.
Each criterion can be marked as a ‘yes’ or ‘no’ within the report, if a ‘no’ is selected this will trigger the risk level applied to that question.
A ‘no’ would be applied when a centre is unable to satisfy the evidence requirements of an individual criterion. This guide outlines exactly what a QR will be looking for to satisfy each criterion, giving examples of evidence a centre could show to support discussions.
The overall centre risk status will be the highest individual criterion risk level that has been triggered in section 3 of the report.
For example, if ‘no’ is applied to both a medium and high-rated criterion, the centre’s overall risk status would be high.