| Literature DB >> 27977307 |
Alison Parry-Jones1, Jarle Hansen2, Daniel Simeon-Dubach3, Roger Bjugn4.
Abstract
All organizations are subject to risk and uncertainty. Adverse events may disrupt normal organizational activity and may even cause complete failure of business operations. Biorepositories are also at risk and there have been instances where multiple samples or entire collections have been destroyed. Biobank guidelines accordingly recommend the establishment of contingency plans to reduce risk to an acceptable level. In this review article, we will use general theory on risk management and illustrate how such principles can be used to establish a practical crisis management plan for any biobank organization.Entities:
Keywords: biological specimen banks; disaster planning; quality improvement
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Year: 2016 PMID: 27977307 DOI: 10.1089/bio.2016.0048
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Biopreserv Biobank ISSN: 1947-5543 Impact factor: 2.300