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Michigan Child Protection Law requires certain professionals to report their suspicions of child abuse or neglect to Centralized Intake (CI) at the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). These people are mandated reporters and have established relationships with children based on their profession.
Law Enforcement Officers. County medical examiner and employees of the county medical examiner. Adult Day Care Providers. Michigan Bank and Credit Union Staff.
If your employer doesn't address the situation, call the Occupational Health and Safety Contact Centre at 1-866-415-8690.
Some systems, such as the ICU Safety Reporting System, are entirely anonymous–neither the patient nor the reporter can be identified. Studies of electronic hospital event reporting systems generally show that medication errors and patient falls are among the most frequently reported events.
Michigan recognizes only two exceptions to mandatory reporting for the following legally recognized privileged communications: privileged communications between an attorney and client or made to a clergy member in his or her professional character in a confession or similarly confidential communication.
The therapist has legal mandated reporting obligations, as a mandated reporter, to report this child abuse incident to CPS. CPS then forwards the information to the local CAC (Child Advocacy Center), the local police department, and the local prosecutor's office (which is not required).
What is true regarding reporting errors in patient care? Errors in patient care need to be immediately reported to the provider. An incident report must be completed. Some states have medical error reporting systems in place.
If a health care worker threatens or attempts to hit a patient or coworker, he or she could be charged with: Assault. (T/F) As a reportable condition, health care workers must file a confidential report if they suspect or are aware of the physical, verbal, or sexual abuse of a patient.
From a regulatory perspective: Nurses have the right to refuse work where unsafe conditions exist and they cannot be adequately protected through infection control measures i.e. provision of a N95 respirator when providing care to a TB patient.
Incident reporting in healthcare refers to collecting healthcare incident data with the goal to improve patient safety and care quality. Done well, it identifies safety hazards and guides the development of interventions to mitigate risks, thereby reducing harm.
The minimum dataset required to consider information as a reportable AE is indeed minimal, namely (1) an identifiable patient, (2) an identifiable reporter, (3) product exposure, and (4) an event.
All team members are required to participate in the detection and reporting of any error, medication error, near miss, hazardous/unsafe condition, process failure, injuries involving patients, visitors and staff or a sentinel event.