Configuration and System Administrator Tasks

Not all Systran interactions are carried ont by clinical users. Some individuals might be configured as super-users or Systran administrators and have access to functions which influence many aspects of the Systran. The functionality accessible to administrators needs to be included in the hazard analysis to determine whether it has the potential to directly or indirectly impact care. For example, a Systran administrator might undertake a monthly task to suspend system access for those users who have 

Whilst system administrators often have access to high level functionality with potentially far-reaching consequences, the risk is often balanced against the fact that these users are likely to have had specific training and/or operational experience to develop the necessary skills. Nevertheless system administrator activity can easily be overlooked as a source of hazards if it is not spedficaUy examined for each part of the system. 

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