What you'll learn?

 INTRODUCTION-I
 INTRODUCTION-II
 DEFINITIONS
 WHY SHOULD WE REPORT?-I
 WHY SHOULD WE REPORT?-II
 WHAT MUST BE REPORTED?-I
 WHAT MUST BE REPORTED?-II
 REPORTS ON MAJOR INJURIES-I
 REPORTS ON MAJOR INJURIES-II
 REPORTS ON HEALTH CONDITIONS
 REPORTS ON EVENTS-I
 REPORTS ON EVENTS-II
 REPORTS ON PATIENT FALL-I
 REPORTS ON PATIENT FALL-II
 THE RESPONSIBLE PERSON-I
 THE RESPONSIBLE PERSON-II
 YOU MUST KEEP A RECORD OF
 THANK YOU!

Description

1.All incidents and accidents that occur within the workplace must be reported to the relevant enforcing authority and is a legal requirement for the responsible person to ensure prompt action is undertaken. 

2.The report informs the regulatory bodies about deaths, injuries, occupational diseases and dangerous occurrences to enable them to identify where and how risks arise, and whether they need to be investigated. 

3.By doing so it allows enforcing authorities to target employers/organisations of their current practices and provide advice on how to avoid work - related deaths, injuries, ill- health and accidental loss. 

Who's should take this course

Health care worker

Carer

Support worker