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Incident - Where To Log It


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Hi - I have recently adapted policies from PLA - and upon reading them I can't see where they say you log an incident ie "when a child hurts another, hit bite etc" - we have had a incident book to log them and monitor, but it seems to say in the pla policies that this information is logged into children's personal files.

 

What do you all do

 

 

Thanks for replies Dot :o

Posted

we always put it in the incident book for the child who has hurt/bit another child and in the accident book for the child who has been hurt/bit etc - obviously no names mentioned in the accident book -we just leave the child to do that (lol)

Posted

I deleted that sentence from the PLA policy as we just log it in a book and complete an accident from.

 

ppp

Posted

I used to have a file for each child, in it the childs registration form, Invoice info, plus a copy (original kept in accident/incident book) of all accident and incidents reports, including injuries on arrival etc. Also held letters from parents, other agencies etc. We would make an index at the front of each file, this enabled us to see easily if there were any patterns of incidents/accidents etc.

 

Peggy

Posted

We have separate sheets ( we call them Behaviour Management Reports rather than Incident Reports as we thought it might sound better for parents) which when completed are all filed in one folder (not in individual child's record).

Posted

I have an incident book too (like everyone else, it seems). Mine is in the same format as my accident book but different coloured pages when I photocopy.

Posted

Hi All - thanks for replies - we will continue as same theme as everyone else by using an incident book - I just wondered if something had changed and I was not aware of.

 

:oxD Dot

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