DCB0160: Clinical Risk Management: its Application in the Deployment and Use of Health IT Systems
Prepared by the NHS Digital Clinical Safety team, this standard is designed to help health and care organisations assure the clinical safety of their health IT software
Review of digital clinical safety standards: DCB0129 and DCB0160
NHS England has started a review of digital clinical standards DCB0129 and DCB0160 to ensure they remain up-to-date, practical and aligned with the latest advancements in healthcare technology and clinical practice.
About this information standard
This standard provides a set of requirements suitably structured to promote and ensure the effective application of clinical risk management by those health organisations that are responsible for the deployment, use, maintenance or decommissioning of Health IT Systems within the health and care environment.
The standard includes implementation guidance and is supported by the related standard for the application of clinical risk management in the manufacture of Health IT Systems - DCB0129.
This information standard is published under section 250 of the Health and Social Care Act 2012. An Information Standards Notice (see below) provides an overview of scope and implementation timescales, and the other documents provide further detail for those who have to implement the information standard.
October 2020: Update: Confirmation from the NHS Digital Clinical Safety Group that this has returned to business as usual activity.
Current release
Release date |
07/06/2018 |
Release number | Amd 25/2018 |
Release title | 2018 Update |
Stage | Implementation |
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Further information | Please see the NHS Digital website for further information about the Clinical Safety team. |
Previous release
Release date |
15/02/2013 (updated 05/05/2016) |
Release number |
Amd 38/2012 |
Release title |
Version 3 |
Stage |
Maintenance |
Key documents |
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Guidance documents |
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Previous releases |
Please see the ISB website for information on the previous releases. |
Last edited: 15 June 2023 4:05 pm