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    Affrida Nurlily Chintya Widari
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    This document discusses incident reports which are used to document any unusual occurrences or accidents in the delivery of client care, such as falls, medication errors, needlesticks, accidental omissions, or visitor injuries. Incident reports are not part of medical records but may be used later in litigation. The document provides examples of how to take an incident report, including interviewing the patient, and lists characteristics of a good report such as being accurate, factual, objective, clear, complete, concise, well-organized, grammatically correct, and limiting abbreviations. It advises to not try to explain the cause in the report.

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    This document discusses incident reports which are used to document any unusual occurrences or accidents in the delivery of client care, such as falls, medication errors, needlesticks, accidental omissions, or visitor injuries. Incident reports are not part of medical records but may be used later in litigation. The document provides examples of how to take an incident report, including interviewing the patient, and lists characteristics of a good report such as being accurate, factual, objective, clear, complete, concise, well-organized, grammatically correct, and limiting abbreviations. It advises to not try to explain the cause in the report.

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    Incident Report

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    Affrida Nurlily Chintya Widari
    This document discusses incident reports which are used to document any unusual occurrences or accidents in the delivery of client care, such as falls, medication errors, needlesticks, accidental omissions, or visitor injuries. Incident reports are not part of medical records but may be used later in litigation. The document provides examples of how to take an incident report, including interviewing the patient, and lists characteristics of a good report such as being accurate, factual, objective, clear, complete, concise, well-organized, grammatically correct, and limiting abbreviations. It advises to not try to explain the cause in the report.

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