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Critical Incident Report User Guide Form 470-4698 - Iowa Medicaid ...

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<strong>Iowa</strong> Department of Human ServicesIMPA <strong>Incident</strong> <strong>Report</strong>ing <strong>Form</strong>IMPA <strong>User</strong>s <strong>Guide</strong> – Revised May, 2010d. The names of all provider staff and others who were present at the time of the incident or whoresponded after becoming aware of the incident. The confidentiality of other members or non-memberswho were present must be maintained by the use of initials or other means.e. The action that the provider staff took to manage the incident.f. The resolution of or follow-up to the incident.` g. The date the report is made and the handwritten or electronic signature of the person making thereport.4. Submission of the initial report in IMPA will generate a workflow in ISIS for follow-up by the case manager.When complete information about the incident is not available at the time of the initial report, the providermust submit follow-up reports until the case manager is satisfied with the incident resolution and follow-up. Thecompleted report shall be maintained in a centralized file with a notation in the member’s file.5. Tracking and analysis. The provider shall track incident data and analyze trends to assess the health and safetyof members served and determine if changes need to be made for service implementation or if staff training isneeded to reduce the number or severity of incidents.FORM <strong>470</strong>-<strong>4698</strong>, CRITICAL INCIDENT REPORTOnce an incident has been identified as meeting thecriteria for a Major <strong>Incident</strong>, assure that the health andsafety of all individuals (member, staff and visitors) isaddressed immediately.The <strong>Critical</strong> <strong>Incident</strong> <strong>Report</strong>, <strong>Form</strong> <strong>470</strong>-<strong>4698</strong> consists offour distinct parts. Part 1, Initial <strong>Report</strong>, must becompleted and submitted by the end of the nextcalendar day following the incident.Best practices recommend that an incident report becompleted and submitted up to seven calendar daysfollowing an incident. If sections 2, 3 and 4 cannot becompleted because necessary investigative activitiesare not yet complete and / or resolution activities havenot been implemented, then the incident resolutionshould be updated and completed within 30 calendardays following the incident.The <strong>Critical</strong> <strong>Incident</strong> <strong>Report</strong>, <strong>Form</strong> <strong>470</strong>-<strong>4698</strong> can beused to record multiple incident types if they relate tothe same overall incident. If there are two distinctly separate incidents, two forms must be completed. The observer ofthe incident (or the staff involved) completes the <strong>Critical</strong> <strong>Incident</strong> <strong>Report</strong>, <strong>Form</strong> <strong>470</strong>-<strong>4698</strong> for any situation that meetsthe definition for a Major <strong>Incident</strong>. If the incident was not observed, the first person to become aware of the incident (orthe first staff to become aware) completes the report. When there is more than one member involved in the incident, areport will be completed for each member. The report for each member will focus on the actions of that person and thesteps taken by the provider on behalf of that person.Page 5

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