Healthcare risks in South Africa analysis similar to those of worldwide peers
Healthcare risks in South Africa are similar to those of worldwide peers, according to an analysis on the ContinuitySA website.
ContinuitySA said the following risks particularly affect the healthcare sector, and should be factored into business continuity planning schedules.
• Outdated buildings and infrastructure
• Power interruption
• Poor IT infrastructure and disaster recovery
• Inadequate security of critical paper documentation
• Skills shortages
• Crime
February 18, 2015
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