Attachment C: Critical Incident Report.pdf
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- QUALIFIED RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAM
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- 5400025374
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- South Carolina
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Attachment C: Critical Incident Report Summary
This document is a Critical Incident Report form utilized by South Carolina's Qualified Residential Treatment Program. The form serves as a standardized reporting mechanism for documenting and tracking incidents that occur within residential treatment facilities. The report captures essential incident details including date, time, location, individuals involved, incident type classification, description of events, injuries sustained, property damage, witnesses present, and actions taken in response. The form is designed to ensure consistent documentation of critical incidents across residential treatment programs operating under state oversight, facilitating incident tracking, analysis, and compliance monitoring.
The Critical Incident Report form functions as an administrative tool for program accountability and quality assurance purposes. It enables residential treatment facilities to document occurrences requiring immediate attention or follow-up action, supports regulatory compliance through standardized reporting procedures, and provides a documented record for investigation and review by program supervisors and state oversight personnel. The form's structure ensures comprehensive capture of incident circumstances and responses, supporting the state's ability to monitor program safety standards and identify potential systemic issues requiring intervention or corrective action within qualified residential treatment programs.
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Provider Critical Incident Report Name of Program: Level of Care:
Client Name: DOB:
Incident Date: (month, day, year) Incident Time: AM/PM (circle one)
Names of Staff Involved: (attach additional pages if necessary)
1.
2.
3.
Positions of Staff Involved:
1.
2.
3.
A. Type of Incident:
(Must be reported immediately no more than 2 hours after incident)
☐ Death of client
☐ Attempted suicide by client
☐ Emergency change in placement:
☐ Hospitalization ☐ Incarceration
☐ Absence without leave/Runaway
Date/Time of return:
(Must be reported within 24 hours)
☐ Any serious injury or illness
☐ Suicidal gesture, not life threatening
☐ Prescription medication error
☐ Off-site emergency medical treatment Location:
☐ Off-site emergency medical assessment
Location:
☐ Possession of a weapon
Type:
☐ Possession of an illegal substance
Type:
☐ Removal from school:
☐ Suspension ☐ Expulsion ☐ Homebound
☐ Report/involvement of an outside regulatory agency
Agency:
☐ Placement in seclusion or restraints
☐ Emergency change in placement:
☐ Discharge ☐ Internal Transfer
☐ Attempt to contact prohibited persons and/or contact with person that suggest the potential child/youth has been a victim of sex trafficking
B. Describe the incident and the circumstances surrounding it: (must be legible)
ATTACHMENT C
C. What precipitating factors may have contributed to the incident? (attach additional pages if needed)
D. Describe the behavior management/intervention technique used to de-escalate the client and the client’s response: (attach additional pages if necessary)
E. Describe follow-up actions taken: (attach additional pages if necessary)
F. Notifications:
Role Name/Title of Person Notified Date Time Name of Person Notifying
Internal Staff
Referring Agency
Parent/Guardian
Regulatory Agency
Law Enforcement
Other
Person Completing this Report: Date:
Printed Name Signature Title
Clinical Reviewer: Date:
Printed Name Signature Title
Administrative Reviewer: Date:
Printed Name Signature Title
Instructions for Form ----
Name of Program: Name of organization submitting the incident report. If incident occurred in a CPA foster home, then both the family name and the CPA must be included.
Level of Care: Child’s level of care
Client Name: Child’s full name
DOB: Child’s full date of birth
Incident Date: full date that the incident occurred
Incident Time: time that the incident occurred
Names of Staff Involved: All staff involved and present during the incident, including witnesses, if applicable.
Positions of Staff Involved: Titles of all staff listed as involved.
A. Type of Incident: Mark all that apply. If the selected incident type requests additional information, this information must be provided, i.e. Emergency change in placement, either hospitalization or incarceration must also be selected.
Death of client: self-explanatory
Attempted suicide by client: any suicide attempt that requires any medical treatment
Emergency change in placement:
Hospitalization: if client is admitted to a hospital
Incarceration: if client is arrested and detained
Any serious injury or illness: any injury or illness that requires medical treatment
Suicidal gesture, not life threatening: self-explanatory
Prescription medication error: any medication error made for prescription drugs including, but not limited to, the wrong medication being given, wrong dosage being given, and missed dose of medication
Off-site emergency medical treatment: self-explanatory/provide name of provider where treatment was received
Off-site emergency medical assessment: if client has an injury or illness that requires assessment even if no treatment is prescribed/provide name of provider where client was assessed
Possession of a weapon: self-explanatory
Possession of an illegal substance: possession of any illegal substance included prescription medication not prescribed to that client. Provide specific type of substance the client was in possession of, i.e. “marijuana”, not “drugs”.
Removal from school: self-explanatory
Report/involvement of an outside regulatory agency: any report to or involvement with any regulatory agencies including, but not limited to, OHAN, Law Enforcement, DHEC, and the Office of the Child Advocate.
Placement in seclusion or restraints: self-explanatory
Emergency change in placement: an unplanned discharge or transfer to a different site/home/provider.
B. Describe the incident and the circumstances surrounding it: self-explanatory
C. What precipitating factors may have contributed to the incident: self-explanatory
D. Describe behavior management/intervention technique used to de-escalate the client and the client’s response:
required if the incident involves the client’s behavior.
E. Describe follow-up actions taken: self-explanatory
F. Notifications: self-explanatory
G. A completed copy of this report must be submitted to the referring case manager and SCDSS State Office as soon as practical, but no later than the end of the first business day following the incident.
Person Submitted To Date Submitted Time Submitted Method of Submission
Person Completing this Report: self-explanatory
Clinical Reviewer: name of individual completing a clinical review as required by the contract.
Administrative Reviewer: name of individual completing an administrative review as required by the contract.
G. A copy of the report should be emailed to the case manager and SCDSS State Office at IncidentReport@dss.sc.gov.
Report must be completed in full.
mailto:IncidentReport@dss.sc.gov
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