Can a Therapy Protocol be edited after it is released?

The correct answer is that a Therapy Protocol can indeed be edited after it is released, but doing so requires the creation of a new contact. This reflects standard practice in healthcare settings, where modifications to established protocols or clinical guidelines must maintain the integrity and traceability of the original document. Creating a new contact preserves the original protocol while allowing for necessary updates or changes to be made in a structured manner. This ensures that any alterations are documented appropriately and that all users of the protocol can refer back to the original version if needed.

Furthermore, this process of creating a new contact might involve input from various stakeholders to ensure that the revised protocol meets current standards and practices, aligning with patient care objectives and safety. Options suggesting that editing can take place without creating a new contact or requiring approval do not account for the importance of maintaining standards and documentation in clinical protocols.