Risk Assessment & Mitigation Flashcards
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What is the first step in risk assessment for Certified Laboratory Consultant professionals?
Answer: Identifying potential hazards and vulnerabilities in the specific context
Risk assessment begins with systematic identification of hazards and vulnerabilities specific to the Certified Laboratory Consultant practice context.
How should CLC professionals prioritize identified risks?
Answer: Based on likelihood of occurrence combined with potential impact severity
Risk prioritization uses a matrix of probability and impact, focusing resources on risks that are both likely and consequential.
What distinguishes risk mitigation from risk avoidance in Certified Laboratory Consultant practice?
Answer: Mitigation reduces impact or likelihood while avoidance eliminates the activity entirely
Risk mitigation allows the activity to continue with reduced risk, while avoidance eliminates the risk by not engaging in the activity at all.
Why is documentation important in CLC risk management?
Answer: It creates an audit trail and demonstrates due diligence
Documentation in risk management creates accountability, supports decision-making, and demonstrates professional due diligence.
What is a risk register used for in Certified Laboratory Consultant practice?
Answer: Tracking identified risks with their status, controls, and owners
A risk register is a comprehensive tool that documents all identified risks, their assessments, mitigation strategies, responsible parties, and current status.
How often should risk assessments be reviewed in CLC practice?
Answer: At regular intervals and whenever significant changes occur
Risk assessments should be living documents, reviewed regularly and updated whenever conditions, processes, or regulations change significantly.