CLEAN : Cyber attack on UK health service disrupting patient care

The transcript discusses the need for a thorough forensic investigation into a breach affecting the NHS, emphasizing the importance of understanding vulnerabilities in people, processes, and technology. It highlights the impact of the breach occurring during an election period, which drew significant attention. The inability to access patient data has led to appointment cancellations and potential negative outcomes. The transcript concludes by stressing the benefits of digital technology in healthcare and the necessity of investing in protective measures.

Why is a multidisciplinary forensic investigation necessary for the NHS breach?

• To identify the culprits only

• To understand the failure of technology alone

• To examine vulnerabilities in people, processes, and technology

• To focus solely on election period impacts

What is a major consequence of the NHS breach on patient care?

• Enhanced patient data security

• Cancellations and delays in medical procedures

• Increased access to lab results

• Improved communication with clinicians

How does the breach potentially affect patient outcomes?

• It leads to anxiety and potential negative outcomes

• It causes immediate improvement in care

• It guarantees better coordination among clinicians

• It ensures faster test results

What is the role of digital technology in healthcare according to the final section?

• To replace all human interaction

• To enhance productivity and patient care

• To eliminate the need for protective measures

• To solely focus on technology without considering processes

What should be ensured as healthcare becomes more digitized?

• Complete withdrawal from digital advancements

• Investment in protective measures

• Focus on technology without protection

• Reduction in technology investments