Titlebook: Health Information Systems; Managing Clinical Ri Adrian Stavert-Dobson Book 2016 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2016 clinical risk manageme

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Introductionisations. Some have recognised technology as a tool to reduce medical error but introducing new systems into the healthcare environment can bring with it new and unfamiliar hazards. Healthcare organisations and software manufacturers need to adopt proactive measures to characterise and control clini

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Risk and Risk Managementfferent varieties of risk (e.g. security, reputational, financial as well as clinical). Differentiating these allows us to manage them using the most appropriate techniques. The language we use to derive and quantify risk needs to be precise and consistent in order for practitioners to meaningfully

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Standards and Quality Management in Health ITved for products classified as medical devices rather than general clinical information systems. Nevertheless much can be learnt from these standards in formulating a clinical risk management processes. This chapter summarises some of the key standards to date and how they relate to managing clinica

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Availability and Performance of Health ITslow to respond, users become frustrated and either waste valuable clinical time or discontinue operation. Modern systems are architected to offer high levels of resilience but this comes at a price which needs to be balanced against the risk. For those developing the safety case an understanding of

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The Safety Management Systemure it is difficult or impossible to demonstrate rigour and completeness of the analysis. Organisations therefore need to develop a concise and repeatable method for approaching clinical risk management. This needs to be documented and communicated to stakeholders to forge consistency and provide a