Exhibit A Unusual Incident Report (1).docx
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This document is an Unusual Incident Report Form, a template established by the State of Arizona for use in documenting and reporting unusual incidents. The form serves as a standardized reporting mechanism for state agencies to ensure consistent documentation and timely notification of critical events. The document specifies that reports must be submitted within one business day of an incident occurrence.
The form requires comprehensive documentation including agency name, program identification, participant and staff information, incident date and type, detailed incident description, names of witnesses, and immediate actions taken. Required participant demographics include age, sex, and date of admission. The form directs submitters to provide as much detail as possible regarding the incident and to identify all personnel involved in or observing the incident. Report submission requires identification of the person submitting the report and the submission date. Additional solicitation requirements are referenced as available online through the Arizona government portal.
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Exhibit A - Unusual Incident Report Form
Solicitation No.:
Description:
Exhibit A - Unusual Incident Report Form
Directions: Please fill out this form within one business day of an unusual incident.
Agency Name:
Date:
Program:
Participants/Staff Involved:
Date Occurred:
Age:
Sex:
Date of Admission:
Type of Incident:
Describe Incident: (Please provide as much detail as possible)
Persons who observed incident:
Explain what immediate action was taken:
Report Submitted By:
Date:
Solicitation Requirements Available Online at https://app.az.gov image1.png image4.png image2.png
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