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CRITICAL INCIDENT REPORTING TRAINING
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Critical-Incidents-Reporting-Training
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Answer the following questions based on the passage:
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All critical incidents must be reported internally to the Governing Body and externally to the appropriate authorities.
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True
False
All critical incidents are considered confidential information. Even the person reporting the incident should not be given a copy of the completed incident report.
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True
False
If you are unsure if an incident fits the reporting criteria, you should go ahead and report it. It is better to be safe than sorry.
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True
False
In response to a physical injury or medical emergency incident, the staff member will ask the individual involved for their permission to seek help.
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True
False
An employee selling illicit drugs in the parking lot would not be considered a critical incident.
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True
False
CARF standards state that an analysis of critical incidents should be performed annually.
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True
False
Even if an organization does not identify as engaging in seclusion or restraint activities, it must still include seclusion and restraint in its procedures for critical incidents.
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True
False
Insufficient ventilation is an example of a critical event.
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True
False
Critical incidents should be followed up for a minimum of at least ninety days.
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True
False
Information will never be released without the written consent of the person involved in a critical incident.
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True
False
