Serious Incidents. It is a requirement of the Charity Commission that all charities inform them of serious incidents that may occur. The Charity Commission defines a serious incident as “an adverse event, whether actual or alleged, which results in or risks significant: ● loss of charity’s money or assets ● damage to charity’s property ● harm to charity’s work, beneficiaries or reputation5 It is the responsibility of the Board of Governors to report a serious incident. More details can be found on the Charity Commission website.
Serious Incidents. If a unit member is subject to a physical or verbal assault, by a student, a written statement of the corrective action taken or to be taken will be made available prior to the student’s readmission to class.
Serious Incidents. If a teacher is directly subjected to serious verbal abuse, profanity or outright disrespect by a student:
Serious Incidents. If a teacher is subject to assault and/or battery, threats or other serious verbal abuse by a student, or if a teacher's property is maliciously damaged, stolen or is otherwise improperly taken by a student, the following shall apply:
Serious Incidents. 6.1 A serious incident involving a service user of the ILDP healthcare team should be reported to both Islington Council and to the Care Trust Clinical Governance Team within 24 hours of the incident occurring. Where an investigation is required to establish the cause of the incident and to learn lessons from it, the investigation and report will be the responsibility of the Head of the Learning Disability Service.
Serious Incidents. 302.1 If in the course of delivering the Services a serious incident occurs the Provider shall inform the Authority at the earliest opportunity. For the purposes of this clause a serious incident shall include the following ?(to be agreed)
Serious Incidents. CENTER MONITORING & RECORDING Parents are invited to observe their children in real time over the monitoring system within CYP facilities. Requests to review recordings must be made through the facility director and Camp Pendleton’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) representative. All requests must be made in writing and will need to be specific as to date and time of the recording to be reviewed. Decisions regarding all FOIA requests are made at the command level in accordance with SECNAVINST 5740.33F and not by CYP. The request process can be time consuming; therefore, site management and the CYP Administrator will review recordings and provide feedback to families during the interim. Unofficial release of the information would violate the privacy of all others (children) appearing. A copy of the recording will be maintained until the issue is resolved or a minimum of one year. All other recordings will be maintained for a maximum of thirty days. CHILD ABUSE IDENTIFICATION AND REPORTING Child abuse is defined as physical or sexual abuse, emotional abuse or neglect of a child by a parent, guardian, xxxxxx parent or caregiver. At a minimum, all incidents or suspected incidents of child abuse are reported to the installation Family Advocacy Program (FAP) office and the local Child Protective Services Agency (CPS). Reporting procedures remain the same regardless of whether the alleged or suspected offender is a professional, parent or other caregiver. Reporting agencies and phone numbers: Child Abuse Hotline 0-000-000-0000, Family Advocacy Program (FAP) 000-000-0000, Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx 000-000-0000, DoD Child Abuse and Safety Violation Hotline 0-000-000-0000. To further promote the safety of all children enrolled in CYP, all staff members must satisfactorily complete a criminal history and background check. All CYP personnel complete a Childcare - National Agency Check with Inquiries (CNACI). Direct care and other personnel who are in process of having this check returned can be identified via a red shirt or xxxxx. Once the check has been fully adjudicated per the Office of Personnel Management standards (by Human Resources professionals), direct care staff are permitted to wear a blue shirt or xxxxx. Staff who are awaiting adjudication must work in line of sight supervision of CYP personnel with an adjudicated CNACI. The process for a CNACI to be returned and adjudicated can take approximately six months, but can vary. CHILD ACCOUNTABILTY Direct care staff s...
Serious Incidents. An officer involved in a shooting will be tested. Officers involved in an incident that results in the death or serious injury of another person, or an officer involved in a motor vehicle accident where the officer is at fault, may be tested upon an order by the Chief of Police or the officer in command of the incident investigation.
Serious Incidents. SM must establish a standard for the reporting of serious incidents in domiciliary hostels.
Serious Incidents. The practice, under its statutory CQC Duty of Candour requirement1, will report to Badger’s SRH Clinical Lead or Group Medical Director within 24 hours of becoming aware of any serious incident such as (but not limited to) death, serious harm to patients or the public, serious information governance breaches or other serious adverse event.
