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Incident Response

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At times, users may experience issues with the RadPair platform that could impact their medical reporting workflow. Some issues may severely impact clinical operations. These are classified as Incidents.

RadPair has a streamlined process to address incidents. This document explains our incident response process to ensure quick resolution and minimal impact on clinical operations.

Incident vs. Bug Classification

Not all issues are incidents. Here's how RadPair differentiates incidents from bugs:

Issue Type
Description
Severity
Response Time

Incident

Severely impacts clinical operations and radiology workflow. See Types below.

High

Immediate

Bug

Affects individual features or specific reports without impacting overall operations.

Medium, Low

Standard Support SLA

Incident Types and Severity

RadPair classifies incidents based on impact level and affected functionality:

Incident
< 1% Users
1% - 5% Users
5% - 20% Users
> 20% Users

Core Speech-to-Text Broken

Major

Major

Critical

Critical

Report Generation Failed

Major

Major

Critical

Critical

Performance Severely Degraded

Minor

Major

Critical

Critical

Non-core Feature Broken

Minor

Minor

Major

Major

Core Features

The following features are considered core to RadPair's functionality:

  • Speech-to-Text transcription

  • Report generation and templating

  • Critical AI features

  • Core system functionality

These features receive priority attention during incidents as they directly impact clinical operations.

Response Team Structure

RadPair maintains:

  • 24/7 on-call operations team

  • 24/7 on-call engineering team

  • Senior leadership availibility

Our monitoring solution covers end to end system health and proactively alerts engineers of system degradation or failures.

Incident Response Process

Our incident response follows a structured process:

This diagram illustrates our incident response workflow from detection to resolution.

Emergency Contacts

For urgent issues, contact the following:

Role
How to Reach Them
Expected Response Time

On-Call Ops/Eng

+1 865-417-9010

Immediate

Radpair Support Email

15 minutes

Escalation Path

If an issue is not resolved in a timely manner, follow this escalation path:

  1. Level 1: On-Call Operations (Goal: Responds immediately)

    • Initial assessment and basic troubleshooting

  2. Level 2: On-Call Engineering (Goal: Response within 15 minutes)

    • Deeper technical investigation and service recovery

  3. Level 3: Senior leadsership (Goal: Response within 1 hour)

    • Critical business decisions and external communication

Response Time Commitments

Response Action
Critical
Major
Minor

Acknowledge

Within 5 minutes

Within 15 minutes

Within 4 hours

Begin Investigation

Immediate

Within 15 minutes

Within 8 hours

Status Updates

Every 30 minutes

Every hour

Daily

Target Resolution

Within 4 hours

Within 8 hours

Within 48 hours

Post-Resolution Brief

Within 1 hour

Within 4 hours

Within 24 hours

Post-Incident Actions

After resolving an incident, RadPair:

  1. Conducts immediate root cause analysis

  2. Prepares detailed incident report including:

    • Incident timeline

    • Impact assessment

    • Root cause identification

    • Resolution steps taken

    • Preventive measures implemented

  3. Implements preventive measures

  4. Updates monitoring systems if needed

  5. Communicates findings to affected users

Communication Channels

During active incidents:

  • Phone support for critical and major incidents (24/7): +1 865-417-9010

  • Email notifications to affected users

  • Direct communication through [email protected]

Preventive Measures

RadPair continuously:

  • Monitors system performance metrics

  • Conducts regular system health checks

  • Performs proactive maintenance

  • Updates AI models and speech recognition systems

  • Implements security patches and updates

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