Sector · Healthcare & allied health
Protect patient data and your people with one management system.
Practices and providers hold the most sensitive data there is, run high-risk workplaces, and are audited by funders who want both handled properly.
What gets asked
The stack.
The standards this sector is asked for, and why.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022
The international standard for an information security management system (ISMS).
ISO 45001:2018
Occupational health and safety management, aligned to the AU WHS Act and regulations.
- Funder and accreditation requirements
- Privacy Act obligations
- WHS exposure in clinical settings
The first eight weeks
A worked plan.
What a typical programme looks like on ISO Assist. Scope and existing evidence move the dates; the shape holds.
- WEEK 1
Adopt 27001 and 45001. Shared clauses (document control, audit, management review) appear once.
- WEEK 2–4
Information asset and hazard registers built; privacy and clinical-safety policies adapted from the library.
- WEEK 5–7
Incident and hazard workflows live; training matrix per role; access reviews for clinical systems.
- WEEK 8
Combined management review and readiness report.
Registers that matter
What you will actually maintain.
Registers are data on a generic engine: pack-defined columns, CSV in and out, evidence links per row.
Example
Illustrative, a typical programme, not a named customer.
A multi-site allied health group replacing three spreadsheets and a shared drive with one system covering both standards.
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