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Patient Safety Incident Reporting Form
"I need a Patient Safety Incident Reporting Form for our multi-location hospital network in Ontario, with special emphasis on medication errors and device malfunctions, that can be completed both electronically and in paper format."
1. Reporter Information: Details of the person reporting the incident, including name, role, department, and contact information
2. Patient Information: Basic patient demographics and identifiers (while maintaining privacy requirements)
3. Incident Details: Date, time, location, and type of incident
4. Incident Description: Detailed narrative of what occurred, including sequence of events
5. Immediate Actions Taken: Steps taken immediately following the incident to address patient safety
6. Severity Assessment: Assessment of actual and potential harm using standardized severity scales
7. Contributing Factors: Identification of factors that may have contributed to the incident
8. Notifications Made: List of individuals/departments notified about the incident
9. Witness Information: Details of any witnesses to the incident
10. Declaration: Reporter's declaration of accuracy and signature section
1. Medical Device Details: Used when incident involves medical equipment or devices
2. Medication Details: Used for medication-related incidents, including medication names, doses, and routes
3. Staff Injury: Used when staff members were also injured during the incident
4. Environmental Factors: Used when physical environment contributed to the incident
5. Family Notification: Used when family/next of kin have been informed of the incident
6. Patient Status Update: Used for tracking patient condition post-incident
7. Security Involvement: Used when security personnel were involved in the incident
1. Severity Assessment Scale: Standardized scale for assessing incident severity and potential harm
2. Incident Classification Guide: Guide for categorizing different types of patient safety incidents
3. Reporting Guidelines: Detailed instructions for completing each section of the form
4. Notification Matrix: Guide indicating who should be notified based on incident type and severity
5. Follow-up Action Checklist: Checklist of required actions following different types of incidents
6. Related Policies Reference: List of organizational policies relevant to incident reporting and management
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Healthcare
Hospital Administration
Primary Care
Long-term Care
Mental Health Services
Emergency Medical Services
Rehabilitation Services
Diagnostic Services
Pharmaceutical Services
Public Health
Quality Assurance
Risk Management
Patient Safety
Clinical Operations
Nursing Administration
Medical Staff Office
Pharmacy
Emergency Services
Regulatory Compliance
Legal Affairs
Clinical Education
Hospital Administration
Information Management
Professional Practice
Registered Nurse
Physician
Pharmacist
Healthcare Administrator
Quality and Safety Manager
Risk Management Officer
Department Head
Clinical Director
Patient Safety Officer
Unit Manager
Medical Laboratory Technologist
Respiratory Therapist
Emergency Medical Technician
Social Worker
Occupational Therapist
Physical Therapist
Clinical Nurse Specialist
Nurse Practitioner
Healthcare Risk Analyst
Patient Safety Coordinator
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