Which method is described for filing an MOR (Safety Report)?

Which method is described for filing an MOR (Safety Report)?

• A. Manual log book entry
• B. Phone report to safety
• C. Using Citrix
• D. Email safety team

Answer: (C)

Filing an MOR should follow the official electronic safety reporting workflow, using the Citrix-accessed system so the report is secure, standardized, and traceable. Citrix gives you access to the official portal where the MOR form enforces required fields, allows attachments, and automatically timestamps and routes the report to the safety team. This creates a complete, auditable record that's easy to track and follow up. Relying on a manual log book keeps records informal and incomplete; a phone report depends on memory and may not capture all details or be documented; emailing the safety team can bypass the formal workflow and risk delays or loss of the report.

Filing an MOR should follow the official electronic safety reporting workflow, using the Citrix-accessed system so the report is secure, standardized, and traceable. Citrix gives you access to the official portal where the MOR form enforces required fields, allows attachments, and automatically timestamps and routes the report to the safety team. This creates a complete, auditable record that's easy to track and follow up.

Relying on a manual log book keeps records informal and incomplete; a phone report depends on memory and may not capture all details or be documented; emailing the safety team can bypass the formal workflow and risk delays or loss of the report.