A municipal hospital prioritizes clinical application risk scoring before cleaning the policy library. What foundation must still be in place for that Risk-first use case?
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Short Explanation
You can lead with risk scoring, but risks still need something solid to hang on—entities for those clinical apps. Skipping entity scoping is like rating the weather for houses that are not on the map yet. Risk-first does not mean foundation-free.
Full Explanation
Even when Risk is the phase-one driver, the entity framework must identify and scope the clinical applications (or related objects) that risks will assess. Without entities, scoring floats without durable ownership or reuse by audit and compliance. Policy library cleanup and adjacent products can follow; they do not replace entity foundations for a Risk use case.