Cross Care Intake & Risk Assessment
  • Cross Care

    Intake & Risk Assessment
  • This risk assessment tool is to be used in identifying safety risks for staff when providing services to participants and is intended to highlight any risks when first engaging with a participant. The risks/hazards included in this template are not an exhaustive list. Your completed risk assessment should reflect all potential hazards to meet your requirements. Where risks have been identified associated to the psychosocial needs or complex behaviour needs of a participant a more specialised risk assessment may be required

  • Client's Date of Birth
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  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • 1. intake assessment  

  • Would you like an advocate present for this form?
  • Who is the best contact for appointments?
  • Preferred method of contact
  • When is the best time to make contact/appointments?
  • Interpreter required?
  • Cultural considerations?
  • Does the client have an authorised person, guardian, or nominee in place?
  • Are there any current legal orders in place?
  • Service Requests

  • Is this the client's first NDIS plan?
  • Have you shared a copy of NDIS plan
  • Is there a current Behaviour Support Plan in place?
  • Safety assessment and consent

  • Are you aware of anything that would be a danger to a visiting worker at your residence?
  • Do you live with anyone?
  • Are they ever violent or aggressive towards anyone?
  • What type of housing do you live in?
  • Do you have anything in your house that would make it unsafe for workers to visit?
  • Do you have animals?
  • Are there any weapons on the property?
  • Does anyone smoke on the premises?
  • Is there any alcohol or drug use on the premises? Does anyone smoke on the premises?
  • Is there anything additional you would like to share relevant to services?
  • Were there any risks Identified?
  • Risk Assessment and Management

    Review the consequence table and select a consequence category. In the worst-case scenario, what would be the potential consequence of the identified risk(s)? Assign a consequence rating. Review the likelihood table and select the likelihood that the identified risk(s) will result in the potential consequence (according to the worst-case scenario Assign a likelihood rating. Plot the consequence rating and likelihood rating on the risk matrix. The combined rating will either be Low, Moderate, High or Extreme. This is the Risk rating.

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  • Risk management plan

    A risk management plan should be developed for any high and extreme risks identified (or lower, as preferred/required), and consists of additional controls that can be implemented to minimise the risk. Timelines and the individual responsible for implementing each control measure should form part of the plan. The plan should be monitored to ensure that agreed actions are completed, review dates should be specified, and the review should measure effectiveness of the control implemented.

  • Date of original risk assessment
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  • Risk Factor/Hazard

  • Rows
  • Date of subsequent risk assessment (to monitor effectiveness of controls) Likelihood Rating Consequence Rating
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  • Rows
  • Review: By the date specified in the agreed risk action plan, or earlier if circumstances change:

    Gather information and update the risk assessment tool document

    Record the revised risk rating on the Risk Assessment Tool

  • Date
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  • Should be Empty: