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Continuity plans help to ensure uninterrupted operation or speedy resumption of services when a catastrophic event occurs. Place the following continuity planning steps in their correct order by listing each item number in its proper sequence, separated by commas. (Sample answer would look like this; each "x" represents a number choice: x, x, x, x.)

1. Implement the strategies identified to maintain business continuity, delivery of patient services, and restoration of lost or damaged data. This includes policies and procedures and contracts with vendors and various service providers.

2. Develop the plan itself, determining the probabilities of all types of disasters, their impact on critical functions, and factors necessary for restoration of services.

3. Evaluate the plan, including consideration of legal and regulatory requirements.

4. Analyze the business impact, determining vital organizational functions and information.

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Handbook of Informatics for Nurses and Health Care Professionals

Edition: 4^th

Authors: Hebda, Czar

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