• Incident Report

    To be completed within 12 hours of the incident/accident occurring by witnesses or people involved in incident.
  • Incident Category*
  • Category 1 ↓
    Used to describe the most severe incidents and describe events which include:

    • Death.
    • Risk of death.
    • Allegations of abuse (physical, sexual, financial, psychological, emotional), neglect or exploitation.
    • Risk of abuse (physical, sexual, financial, psychological, emotional), neglect or exploitation.
    • Abandonment.
    • Risk of abandonment.
    • Serious harm or injury due to omission of duty of care.
    • Risk of serious harm or injury.
    • Alleged criminal activity, inappropriate sexual behaviour of a person we support, property damages resulting in closure of a service for emergency situations.
    • Serious complaint.
    • Negative media attention for Caura.
    • Actions or outcomes of actions that lead to the person we support entering the criminal justice system where a client will not be released from custody to await court proceedings.
    • Absconding in contravention to a court order or is likely to result in danger or risk to the person we support.

  • Category 2 ↓
    Refers to a serious but less severe incident than in Category 1.
    This type of incident could describe events involving injury or illness to a person where workers compensation could be payable. These incidents include but are not limited to:

    • Serious medication error that creates risk for a person we support.
    • Attendance by an ambulance.
    • Major damage to building or other property.
    • Sexual harassment of a staff member while at work.
    • A person we support who is missing and where there is potential for high-risk behaviour.
    • Actions and or outcomes of actions that lead to the person we support entering the criminal justice system where a client will be released from custody to await court proceedings.
    • Harming of Animals.
    • Minor injury that does not require hospitalisation.

  • Category 3 ↓
    Refers to incidents which have a less serious or even a minor impact and could include but are not limited to:

    • Medication errors including refusal of medication by person we support.
    • Exposure to bodily fluids or spills of hazardous substance.
    • Injury requiring minor treatment only (e.g. first aid treatment).
    • Verbal or attempted physical abuse of a support worker.
    • Seizure activity of a person we support.
    • Exceedingly inappropriate behaviour (that may or may not lead to arrest).
    • Near miss

  • Event Type
  • Incident Details

  • The incident happened to:*
  • Date and Time of Incident
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  • Did it happen exactly on that date and time?
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  • Date of report
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  • Injury Sustained (tick appropriate box)
  • Witness Details

  •  -
  • Description of the Incident (participant/staff)

  • Date reported to the line manager
     - -
  • Do you want to submit an ABC report?
  • BEHAVIOUR RECORDING CHART

  •  Instructions for Use:

    • Date: Record the date of the observation.
    • Duration: Time taken from start to end 
    • Time: Note the specific time the behaviour occurred.
    • Setting: Describe where the behaviour took place (e.g., classroom, playground, home).
    • Antecedent/Trigger: Record what happened immediately before the behaviour (what triggered the behaviour).
    • Behaviour: Describe the specific behaviour observed.
    • Consequence: Note what happened immediately after the behaviour (how people responded, what the outcome was).
    • Purpose /function /Comments: Any additional observations, such as intensity of behaviour, or relevant factors.
  • Type a question
    Rows
  • Should be Empty: