Cardiology Incident Report Form Template

Standardized Documentation for Cardiac Care Safety Events

Cardiology

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Last updated: Mar 24, 2025

Patient Information

  • Full Name: ________________
  • Date of Birth: ____________
  • Medical Record #: _________
  • Date of Incident: _________
  • Time of Incident: _________
  • Location: ________________

Type of Incident (Check all that apply)

□ Medication Error □ Procedure Complication □ Equipment Malfunction □ Patient Fall □ Cardiac Emergency □ Delayed Treatment □ Other: __________________

Clinical Details

Vital Signs at Time of Incident

  • BP: / mmHg
  • HR: ____ bpm
  • RR: ____ /min
  • O2 Sat: ____% on ____
  • Temperature: ____°F/°C

Cardiac-Specific Information

  • Current Cardiac Rhythm: _________
  • Most Recent EKG Findings: _______
  • Active Cardiac Medications: ______

Incident Description

Provide detailed account of the event:



Immediate Actions Taken




Notifications Made

□ Attending Physician □ Charge Nurse □ Department Head □ Risk Management □ Family/Next of Kin

Follow-up Actions Required



Report Completed By

Name: _____________________ Title: _____________________ Signature: _________________ Date/Time: ________________

Supervisor Review

Name: _____________________ Signature: _________________ Date/Time: ________________

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