/**
 * NHS Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) Compliance Pack
 *
 * Framework: NHS England Patient Safety Incident Response Framework
 *   v1.0 (August 2022) + supporting documents (PSIRP — Patient Safety
 *   Incident Response Plan; PSIRS — Patient Safety Incident Response
 *   Standards). Mandatory transition completed across NHS provider
 *   organisations in 2024 (replaces the prior Serious Incident
 *   Framework 2015).
 *
 * Jurisdiction: GB — NHS England-led; HSCNI (Northern Ireland) and
 *   NHS Scotland / NHS Wales operate parallel patient-safety incident
 *   regimes (sibling packs to follow).
 * Authority: NHS England (publisher) + Care Quality Commission (CQC,
 *   inspector) + Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch (HSIB / now HSSIB
 *   Health Services Safety Investigations Body, statutory under Health
 *   and Care Act 2022).
 *
 * Why this pack:
 *   - PSIRF is the operational patient-safety incident regime across the
 *     NHS — what every provider trust uses when something goes wrong
 *     with a patient. Distinct from DCB0129/0160 (product-level clinical
 *     safety case, covered by `nhs-clinical-safety` pack PR #400) which
 *     is the manufacturer/deployer side. PSIRF is the operational side.
 *   - DCB0129/0160 references PSIRF as the escalation pathway when a
 *     hazard reaches a patient. PSIRF is what the four prior NHS packs
 *     (DSPT, DTAC, Clinical Safety, Caldicott) don't cover — the
 *     incident-response operating model.
 *   - Pairs with `nhs-clinical-safety` (PR #400), `nhs-dspt` (PR #395),
 *     `caldicott-principles` (PR #406), `nhs-dtac` (PR #404).
 *
 * Four core PSIRF principles (PSIRP/PSIRS):
 *   1. Compassionate engagement and involvement of those affected by
 *      patient safety incidents
 *   2. Application of a range of system-based approaches to learning
 *      from patient safety incidents
 *   3. Considered and proportionate responses
 *   4. Supportive oversight focused on strengthening response system
 *      functioning and improvement
 *
 * Key operational requirements:
 *   - **PSIRP** (Patient Safety Incident Response Plan): each NHS provider
 *     organisation publishes a 12–18 month plan of incident-response
 *     priorities aligned with local risk profile. Reviewed at least
 *     annually.
 *   - **PSIRS** (Patient Safety Incident Response Standards): the
 *     baseline standards every PSIRF response must meet (engagement,
 *     learning response method, oversight, etc.).
 *   - **Engagement and involvement**: patients, families, and staff
 *     affected by an incident are engaged early and meaningfully.
 *   - **Learning Response Methods**: After Action Review (AAR), Multi-
 *     disciplinary Team (MDT) review, Swarm huddle, Case Note Review,
 *     Patient Safety Incident Investigation (PSII — replaces SIRI).
 *   - **Reporting**: incidents reported to the Learn from Patient Safety
 *     Events (LFPSE) service (replaced NRLS in 2023).
 *   - **HSSIB referrals**: certain serious incidents trigger statutory
 *     HSSIB engagement (Health and Care Act 2022).
 *   - **Duty of Candour**: statutory duty to be open and honest with
 *     patients/families when something goes wrong (CQC Reg 20).
 *
 * Out of scope:
 *   - DCB0129/0160 product-level clinical safety case (separate pack)
 *   - HSCNI / NHS Scotland / NHS Wales incident regimes (sibling packs)
 *   - General CQC well-led / safe / effective inspection (separate)
 *
 * @connexum/ai-governance
 */
import { CompliancePack } from './index';
import { CategoryClassifiers } from '../classification/pack-driven-classifier';
export declare const NHS_PSIRF_CATEGORY_CLASSIFIERS: CategoryClassifiers;
export declare const NHS_PSIRF_PACK: CompliancePack & {
    categoryClassifiers: CategoryClassifiers;
};
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