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Mission resilience starts with visibility

Is your technology ready to protect care delivery, patient trust and clinical continuity?

Assess clinical infrastructure, medical-device security, data protection, connected facilities, recovery and technology governance.

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What you receive

A practical, leadership-ready maturity snapshot.

Connect technology maturity to mission delivery, resilience, constituent or customer experience, security and investment priorities.

Recognize riskReveal the conditions most likely to disrupt critical services.
Prioritize valueSee which improvements can strengthen performance and trust.
Build a roadmapTranslate findings into sequenced, actionable opportunities.
Flexible procurement pathwayProjectized Solutions can support planning, implementation and managed services through available cooperative purchasing contracts when your organization elects to use them. Cooperative contracts are optional and subject to your procurement requirements.
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Interactive assessment

Healthcare Technology & Clinical Resilience

Answer based on current organizational practice. Use “Unknown” when visibility itself is the gap.

Organization profile

1. Clinical Infrastructure & Reliability · target 80%

1. Clinical applications, networks, medical devices, communications and facility-system dependencies are inventoried with owners. Priority controlImpact weight: 5/5
2. Availability and performance are measured against patient-safety and care-delivery impact. Impact weight: 4/5
3. Single points of failure across connectivity, compute, cloud, power and clinical workflows are identified. Priority controlImpact weight: 4/5
4. Technology and medical-device lifecycle, support status and replacement windows are centrally tracked. Impact weight: 3/5
5. Clinical, administrative, remote-care and guest environments receive appropriate connectivity and support. Impact weight: 3/5

2. Cybersecurity & Patient Data · target 80%

6. MFA, least privilege and recurring access reviews protect workforce, vendors and privileged accounts. Impact weight: 5/5
7. Clinical, administrative, biomedical, guest, IoT and building systems are segmented according to risk. Priority controlImpact weight: 4/5
8. Patient, workforce, financial and operational data are classified, encrypted and retained appropriately. Priority controlImpact weight: 4/5
9. Security monitoring, vulnerability management and response cover endpoints, cloud, networks and connected medical devices. Priority controlImpact weight: 3/5
10. Third-party access is approved, time-limited, logged and removed promptly when no longer required. Impact weight: 3/5

3. Clinical Technology & Experience · target 80%

11. EHR, imaging, pharmacy, laboratory, communications and telehealth platforms have defined service expectations. Impact weight: 5/5
12. Clinical workflows are considered before technology changes, downtime plans and upgrades are approved. Priority controlImpact weight: 4/5
13. Patient-facing digital services are accessible, secure, mobile-friendly and integrated with care workflows. Impact weight: 4/5
14. Service desk and clinical-safety data identify recurring technology barriers affecting staff and patients. Impact weight: 3/5
15. Workforce training addresses secure technology use, phishing, privacy and downtime procedures. Impact weight: 3/5

4. Continuity, Safety & Facilities · target 80%

16. Approved recovery priorities and objectives reflect clinical criticality and patient-safety impact. Priority controlImpact weight: 5/5
17. Backups and restoration procedures are protected and routinely tested for critical systems and configurations. Priority controlImpact weight: 4/5
18. Clinical, emergency management, facilities, biomedical, communications and IT coordinate during disruptions. Impact weight: 4/5
19. Access control, surveillance, nurse call, environmental monitoring and building systems have clear ownership. Impact weight: 3/5
20. Exercises address ransomware, EHR downtime, utility loss, facility outage and critical-vendor disruption. Impact weight: 3/5

5. Governance, Compliance & Delivery · target 80%

21. Technology governance connects clinical strategy, patient safety, privacy, cybersecurity, capital and operational priorities. Priority controlImpact weight: 5/5
22. Initiatives have accountable clinical sponsors, change-readiness plans, dependencies and measurable outcomes. Impact weight: 4/5
23. Architecture, diagrams, procedures, agreements and support responsibilities are current and controlled. Impact weight: 4/5
24. Vendors are evaluated for security, privacy, continuity, interoperability and contractual accountability. Priority controlImpact weight: 3/5
25. Leadership receives recurring metrics on clinical availability, cyber risk, lifecycle exposure, projects and patient impact. Impact weight: 3/5

This self-assessment is an initial planning tool, not an audit, certification, engineering study or guarantee of risk reduction. Validate material decisions through appropriate professional review.

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