Standards

Standards Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Course Name Instructor Name Due Date Standards Data Governance Program Areas Not Met If some areas of a data governance program are not met, it may be considered partial data governance and not pure data governance. A data governance program outlines translating procedures, policies, structures, and responsibilities into tangible actions. Building a data governance program can be done using some strategies, including an iterative approach, a good example of Trinity Hospital focusing on laboratory data. The iterative strategy allows an organization to start with foundational practices and scale over time while adapting to evolving needs (O'Jea & Liceaga, 2025). It is a smart-phased implementation geared towards broader adoption. However, adequate data governance decreases data risks and increases the organization’s opportunities (Knight, 2023). Pure data governance is comprehensive, addressing all aspects of organizational data, including usability, integrity, availability, security, consistency, and compliance. Key Elements to Establish Data Governance Prog...