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Home / Documents / F-QM-009-A-V0

F-QM-009-A-V0 — Laboratory Risk Register, Assessment, and Treatment Plan

Type: Form · Version: V0 · Status: DRAFT — UNAPPROVED · Served read-only from the bundled QMS copies. The Drive master is untouched.

Parent document: LAB-QM-009 — Risk Management Policy (parent is encoded in the form number)

Rendered in-browser from the project's Word file F-QM-009-A-V0-laboratory-risk-register-and-assessment-form.docx (policies-docx / forms-docx — the file Junry reviews). Formatting is faithful, not pixel-perfect; the DOCX is the official copy.

Document #F-QM-009-A-V0Parent DocumentLAB-QM-009 — Risk Management Policy

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Part 1 — Assessment Identification & Operational Scope

FieldDetails
Assessment Tracking No.:LRA-YYYY-____
Date of Assessment:YYYY-MM-DD
Facility Category:Primary Clinical Laboratory (BSL-2)
Operational Domains Assessed:[ ] Pre-Examination (Phlebotomy / Receiving) [ ] Analytical / Examination [ ] Post-Examination / LIS [ ] Biosafety & Chemical Safety [ ] Facility & Environmental Conditions
Assessment Lead:Chief Medical Technologist / Laboratory Quality Manager
Clinical Oversight:Pathologist / Head of Laboratory

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Part 2 — Multi-Domain Hazard Identification & Risk Evaluation Matrix

Risk Score Formula: Likelihood (1: Rare to 5: Frequent) × Severity (1: Negligible to 5: Catastrophic) = Risk Score (1–25). Risk Level: Low (1–6), Medium (7–14), High (15–25).

Risk IDOperational DomainHazard / Potential Failure ModeRoot Cause / MechanismConsequence / Clinical ImpactInitial Score (L × S)Existing Risk ControlsResidual ScoreTreatment Action Required
RSK-01Pre-ExaminationPatient or Specimen MislablingDistraction during phlebotomy or registration rushErroneous diagnostic result, wrong patient treatmentMedium (3 × 4 = 12)Two-identifier check at phlebotomy, barcode/label bedside confirmationLow (1 × 4 = 4)Quarterly phlebotomy audit
RSK-02ExaminationReagent deterioration from cold chain breakUnnoticed power interruption or fridge door ajarFalsely elevated/depressed patient test valuesMedium (3 × 4 = 12)Twice-daily manual temp logs, UPS backup on vaccine fridge, min/max thermometersLow (1 × 3 = 3)Weekly temp review
RSK-03ExaminationAnalytical drift on HORIBA ABX Pentra XL 80Laser or aperture contamination, control shiftInaccurate CBC differential or platelet countMedium (2 × 4 = 8)Daily 2-level commercial IQC runs, Westgard evaluation, monthly bleach cleanLow (1 × 3 = 3)Strict run rejection rule
RSK-04Post-ExaminationCritical value telephone reporting delayUnanswered ward phone or delay in finding doctorDelayed emergency clinical interventionMedium (3 × 4 = 12)Read-back protocol, dedicated emergency landline, 15-minute escalation policyLow (1 × 4 = 4)Monthly TAT exception audit
RSK-05Biorisk & SafetyNeedlestick injury / Bloodborne exposureRecapping needle or overfilled sharps binHBV, HCV, or HIV transmission to laboratory staffMedium (2 × 5 = 10)Single-use safety-shield needles, rigid puncture-proof yellow bins at 3/4 fillLow (1 × 4 = 4)Free HBV vaccination & PPE
RSK-06Biorisk & SafetyCentrifuge aerosol release on tube breakageCentrifuging uncapped tubes or unbalanced loadInhalation exposure to respiratory or systemic pathogensMedium (2 × 4 = 8)Aerosol-tight sealed buckets, balanced loading, 30-min aerosol settling waitLow (1 × 3 = 3)Gasket integrity checks
RSK-07Facility & ITProlonged commercial power grid outageTyphoon, severe weather, or grid maintenanceHalting of acute emergency testing in hospitalMedium (3 × 4 = 12)Hospital standby generator (auto-transfer within 10s), dedicated analyzer UPSLow (1 × 3 = 3)Monthly generator load test

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Part 3 — Controlled Risk Treatment Register & Action Tracking

Treatment plans for risks that need ongoing monitoring or engineering controls:

Treatment Plan No.Linked Risk IDPlanned Risk Treatment & Mitigation ActionsAssigned Responsible PersonTarget Completion DateMonitoring FrequencyCurrent StatusEffectiveness Verification
TP-2026-01RSK-01Implement standardized two-identifier pre-collection checklist on F-QM-PRE-001-ACMT / PhlebotomistQ1 2026MonthlyImplementedZero wrong-blood-in-tube events
TP-2026-02RSK-02Install digital min/max glycol-buffered temperature sensor in primary reagent fridgeCMT / Lab AideQ2 2026DailyImplementedDaily temp excursion = 0
TP-2026-03RSK-05Conduct annual needle safety refresher and audit puncture-resistant container levelsSafety Officer / CMTQ3 2026QuarterlyOngoingZero needlestick incidents
TP-2026-04RSK-07Schedule quarterly UPS battery runtime and inverter capacity verificationIT / Maintenance LeadQ4 2026Semi-AnnualScheduledAnalyzer runtime verified >= 30 min

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Part 4 — Risk Review, Residual Risk Acceptance & Annual Approvals

RoleNameSignatureDate
Prepared by: Chief Medical Technologist / LQMJunry, RMT
Reviewed & Approved by: Pathologist / Head of Laboratory
Acknowledged by: Hospital Director