OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT - TIME-CRITICAL RISK MANAGEMENT (CPPD CPPD-GMT-ORMTC-1.0), Exams of Rheumatology

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OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT -
TIME-CRITICAL RISK MANAGEMENT
(CPPD CPPD-GMT-ORMTC-1.0)
Three Key Factors in the "Assess" Step of Risk Management:
✔✔
1. Human Factors e.g., fatigue, experience, stress
2. Task Loading complexity, multitasking demands
3. Additive Conditions environmental or operational pressures that
compound risk
Definition of Time Critical Risk Management (TCRM):
✔✔
TCRM involves the rapid application of risk management principles using all
available resources to complete a mission or task when time and resources are
limited.
Three Stages of Situational Awareness in Risk Management:
✔✔
1. Perception Recognizing elements and cues in the environment
2. Comprehension Understanding the meaning of those cues
3. Projection Anticipating future status or events based on current
information
Three Levels of Risk Management:
✔✔
1. In-Depth Used for long-term planning or complex situations
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OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT -

TIME-CRITICAL RISK MANAGEMENT

(CPPD CPPD-GMT-ORMTC-1.0)

Three Key Factors in the "Assess" Step of Risk Management: ✔✔

  1. Human Factors – e.g., fatigue, experience, stress
  2. Task Loading – complexity, multitasking demands
  3. Additive Conditions – environmental or operational pressures that compound risk Definition of Time Critical Risk Management (TCRM): ✔✔ TCRM involves the rapid application of risk management principles using all available resources to complete a mission or task when time and resources are limited. Three Stages of Situational Awareness in Risk Management: ✔✔
  4. Perception – Recognizing elements and cues in the environment
  5. Comprehension – Understanding the meaning of those cues
  6. Projection – Anticipating future status or events based on current information Three Levels of Risk Management: ✔✔
  7. In-Depth – Used for long-term planning or complex situations
  1. Deliberate – Used during routine tasks with enough time to evaluate risks
  2. Time Critical – Applied when actions must be taken immediately under pressure What are the THREE resources used during the "BALANCE" step of risk management? - ANSWER✔✔Balance Resources Balance resources VS Hazards Individual VS Team Effort What are THREE criteria used in the "COMMUNICATION" step of risk management? - ANSWER✔✔Communicate your hazards and intentions. Communicate to the right people. Use the right communication style. What is the outcome from the "DO and DEBRIEF" step of risk management? - ANSWER✔✔All the Above.