For a super tertiary hospital, the stability and security of the information system are very important. We must ensure the system runs smoothly and that patient data is protected to keep the hospital functioning. The development of a disaster recovery plan should include the following key procedures:

Risk Assessment: Identify risks to the information system, such as hardware failure, cyberattacks, or natural disasters.

Data Backup Strategy: Implement regular backups using cloud storage and on-premise servers for redundancy. Use automated backup systems to reduce errors.

Replication: Use real-time data replication to ensure minimal data loss during a disaster.

Recovery Procedures: Develop a step-by-step recovery process for bringing systems back online quickly. Schedule periodic testing of the recovery system to ensure its effectiveness.

Communication Plan: Create a communication system to notify key staff and stakeholders in case of system failure.

Staff Training: Train IT and hospital staff on emergency procedures to ensure readiness.

For technology, considering the hospital’s large scale and limited budget. A hybrid backup system combines on-premise backups with cloud solutions for cost efficiency. Use Virtualization machines for faster recovery of critical systems. UPS and generators for reliable power backup. High-Availability Clusters to ensure continuous operation of critical applications.