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Hello All,
Would appreciate the forum aid with the following subject:
As part of risk analysis process, we are dealing with events which may cause to data loss (due to, for example, file corruption, deletion of data, communication issues, etc.)
As said, the harm was determined as data loss.
Yet, Clinical personnel claims data loss does not cause harm to patient, as the physician shall not relay on previous recorded data for its decision making and suggest not to include risks related to data loss in the risk analysis file, or at least, to separate it to a different category not related to clinical risks (suggested a term of regulatory risks, which I personally don’t except).
The same question raised from security issues, for example, exposing personal data – is that a risk which may cause harm to a patient, and accordingly shall be introduced to the risk analysis?
Thanks a lot in advance!
Would appreciate the forum aid with the following subject:
As part of risk analysis process, we are dealing with events which may cause to data loss (due to, for example, file corruption, deletion of data, communication issues, etc.)
As said, the harm was determined as data loss.
Yet, Clinical personnel claims data loss does not cause harm to patient, as the physician shall not relay on previous recorded data for its decision making and suggest not to include risks related to data loss in the risk analysis file, or at least, to separate it to a different category not related to clinical risks (suggested a term of regulatory risks, which I personally don’t except).
The same question raised from security issues, for example, exposing personal data – is that a risk which may cause harm to a patient, and accordingly shall be introduced to the risk analysis?
Thanks a lot in advance!