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Process · Downtime and restoration

Downtime and restoration

Relate a clinical outage to its care impact and restored time.

Step by step

  1. Report Incident Responder

    Incident Responder links the care impact record to the affected incident and names its clinical owner.

    • Incident and owner linked
    • Updates Incidents, Clinical service impacts
  2. Classify Incident Responder

    Incident Responder records None, Delayed or Unavailable patient care impact for the affected clinical service.

    • Care consequence recorded
    • Updates Clinical service impacts
  3. Use procedure Incident Responder

    Incident Responder attaches the downtime procedure used by the clinical area.

    • Procedure evidence retained
    • Updates Clinical service impacts
  4. Record restoration Incident Responder

    Incident Responder records outage start and restored time on a register entry linked to the incident.

    • Outage timing retained
    • Updates Clinical downtime register, Incidents
  5. Review Service Manager

    Service Manager compares the timing, incident updates and clinical owner’s impact assessment before closing the interruption.

    • Restoration evidence checked
    • Updates Clinical downtime register, Clinical service impacts, Incidents
Incident Responder
, Service Manager.

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