1. Time and purpose: patrol feedback is generally conducted after patrol work. Its purpose is to feed back the problems and situations found in the inspection to the inspected units and relevant personnel, put forward suggestions for improvement, and report to the higher party organizations. However, the problems found in the inspection are all carried out in the process of inspection. The purpose is to find out the existing problems and potential risks of the inspected units through various ways and methods, so as to put forward targeted improvement suggestions in the future.
2. Methods and means: patrol feedback is mainly to give feedback to the inspected units and relevant personnel on the problems and situations found in the patrol, and put forward suggestions for improvement. The problems found in the inspection were found by listening to work reports, consulting relevant materials, conducting conversations, conducting questionnaires and other means and methods. , to find the problems and hidden dangers of the inspected unit.
3. Object and focus: The object of patrol feedback is the inspected unit and relevant personnel, and its focus is to feedback the problems and situations found in the patrol and put forward suggestions for improvement. The object of problems found in inspection is the work and activities of the inspected unit, with the focus on finding existing problems and potential risks.
4. Impact and effect: patrol feedback can help the inspected units and relevant personnel realize the existing problems and deficiencies, draw attention to them, and then take measures to improve them. The problems found in the inspection can provide comprehensive problem and risk analysis for the inspected unit, put forward targeted improvement suggestions, and help promote the reform, innovation and problem solving of the inspected unit.
Generally speaking, patrol feedback and finding problems play different roles in patrol work, but they cooperate with each other to promote the smooth progress of patrol work and the healthy development of the inspected units.