Stadium-night traffic pattern changes block ambulance access to a clinic annex. What risk type does this illustrate?
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Short Explanation
When stadium traffic walls off the ambulance lane, patients do not care whose event it is. External traffic and access snags are real risks to safety and service.
Full Explanation
External events include traffic and access disruptions that impede emergency response and service continuity. Event-driven congestion around stadiums can block critical pathways to clinics. Recognition supports coordination with traffic control, alternate access plans, and event-day protocols. Framing the issue only as internal clinic process misses the external driver.