Internal Medicine Clinical Incident Report Form

Standardized Documentation Template for Adverse Events and Near Misses

Internal Medicine

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Last updated: Mar 24, 2025

Basic Information

  • Date of Incident: //____
  • Time of Incident: : □ AM □ PM
  • Location: _________________
  • Reporter Name & Role: _________________

Patient Information

  • Patient Name: _________________
  • DOB: //____
  • Medical Record #: _________________

Incident Details

Type of Incident (check all that apply)

□ Medication Error □ Treatment/Procedure Complication □ Patient Fall □ Equipment Malfunction □ Laboratory/Diagnostic Error □ Communication Error □ Documentation Error □ Other: _________________

Severity Level

□ Near Miss (No Harm) □ Minor Harm □ Moderate Harm □ Severe Harm □ Death

Incident Description

Detailed account of what occurred:



Immediate Actions Taken




Witnesses

Name(s) and Role(s):


Follow-up

Notifications Made To:

□ Attending Physician □ Department Head □ Risk Management □ Patient Safety Officer □ Other: _________________

Root Cause Analysis Factors

□ Communication □ Training/Education □ Equipment/Technology □ Policies/Procedures □ Environmental □ Human Factors

Preventive Measures Recommended



Sign-off

Reported by: _________________ Date: //____ Reviewed by: _________________ Date: //____

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