Accident\ Incidents Trends
Manage Accident/Incident Trends in Care Homes
Care Vision provides an integrated and organised accident/incident reporting system for your health care facilities. Our feature can help reduce paperwork, improve reporting and build an effective and comprehensive strategy for risk management.
The system ensures that once an accident or incident is recorded, all related notifications or required documents are activated to guarantee that nothing is neglected.
Show Real-Time Insights
Care Vision provides real-time analytics that are immediately driven by the reporting of incidents or accidents in care homes. Our insight into trends helps implement risk management action plans and strategies to avoid incident future occurrences.
Moreover, it can assist in streamlining your entire workflow with user friendly dashboards and reporting.
Automatic Alert for Accident & Incidents
Our incident management software works by alerting you if an accident or incident has taken place. You also have the Managers Sign Off which is also triggered. Follow-ups are auto generated so nothing is missed.
Key Benefits
Post Fall Observations are triggered which then lead to Managers Sign Off
Allow staff to look into records of accidents and incidents and take necessary steps.
Ensure that the manager approves and completes the follow-up action for incidents.
Review the statistics and reports from accidents and incidents to see a full history.
Frequently Asked Questions
An occurrence that is out of the ordinary or concerning can be described as an accident in this context. For example, a resident who has suffered severe burns, or someone who has fallen or slipped.
All incidents that have an impact on the health, safety, or welfare of service users must be reported to CQC by providers. These include, but are not restricted to:
- sexual assault
- physical or mental abuse
- misappropriation of funds
- negligence and mistakes that result in injury, or put others in danger
The Care Vision incident management system allows care teams to arrange and address significant issues that cause distress or harm to residents and their families, service outages or losses. It builds a strategy for risk management and ensures that nothing is allowed to slip through the net.
The majority of major incidents can be divided into four stages:
- the initial response
- the period of consolidation
- the period of recovery
- the phase of returning to normal