Are there any medics developed that differentiate the approach to risk management and uncertainty. Differences in defining these threats.
"Uncertainty" refers to the degree to which something is known or not known, whether that something is good (benefit) or bad (adverse outcome).
"Risk management" refers to the control of things that are bad (adverse outcomes) small or large.
risk can also be a chance for a possible benefit uncertainty is connected with the lack of knowledge about the threat mechanisms
This is where the whole basis of practising evidence based medicine comes from.
From the knowledge of the laws of nature took courage of people not to entrust everything to blind destiny, or gods, but to believe in the creative stalwart of the future
Risk management is the provision of respond strategy to address identify risk, while uncertainty is unknown treat that can negatively affect performance of project. The control of uncertainty is the provision of contingency measures to deal with the situation should it occurs.
I conducted a survey in Poland receiving responses from over 4,800 stakeholders who were to differentiate risk from uncertainty in information projects for healthcare. The results have been published in 2019.
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