Reporting, Documentation Flashcards
Types of Reporting in FV SCS
-SCS Client Overdose Response Report
-Non-violent Service Restriction Form: max 48 hours, TBD, Team Discussion/ Decision
Behaviour: - Smoking on Premises, Drinking on Premises, Theft, Disruptive Behaviour, Drug use and activity in Community Spaces, Breaking Barr, Loitering, Inappropriate disposal of equipment.
-Assisted Injection Tracking Sheet
-Emergency Incident Report
-SCS Client Post-Consumption Monitoring Report
What are the five reasons for documentation?
So what are the main reasons for documenting?
Communication: Client documentation is an effective method of sharing information amongst staff and other service providers. …
Assessment: …
Continuity of Care: …
Shared Knowledge: …
Legal Requirements: …
Continuous Quality Improvement: …
Funding: …
Physical Evidence:
Why is it important to make documentation?
In every field, it’s important to minimize as much risk as possible. Documentation is a great tool in protecting against lawsuits and complaints. Documentation help ensure consent and expectations. It helps to tell the narrative for decisions made, and how yourself or the client responded to different situations.
Why documentation
Documentation is essential to quality and process control
There needs to be some level of cohesion so that you don’t look sloppy or uninformed. Documentation encourages knowledge sharing, which empowers your team to understand how processes work and what finished projects typically look like.
