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Patient Safety & Incident Reporting

This document provides information on patient safety and occurrence variance reporting. It defines key terms like occurrence, near miss, incident, adverse event, and sentinel event. It describes the occurrence variance report form and process for documenting safety incidents within 24 hours. Incidents are categorized by risk level and appropriate timelines are provided for investigation and response depending on the risk level. The goal is to create a just culture to continuously learn and improve patient safety.

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Patient Safety & Incident Reporting

This document provides information on patient safety and occurrence variance reporting. It defines key terms like occurrence, near miss, incident, adverse event, and sentinel event. It describes the occurrence variance report form and process for documenting safety incidents within 24 hours. Incidents are categorized by risk level and appropriate timelines are provided for investigation and response depending on the risk level. The goal is to create a just culture to continuously learn and improve patient safety.

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OCCURRENCE

VARIANCE REPORT
DR ABDUL WAHEED
TQM DIRECTOR
BASICS OF PATIENT SAFETY

 Patient safety is a framework of organized activities that


creates cultures, processes, procedures, behaviours,
technologies and environments in health care that
consistently and sustainably
 Lower Risks
 Reduce the Occurrence of Avoidable Harm,
 Make Error Less Likely and
 Reduce its Impact when it does Occur.
Some Stats from WHO

4 out of 10 patients are harmed in Primary and


Ambulatory Care.

 Medication Errors cost an estimated $42 Billion.

 134 Million adverse events occur each year in


hospitals, leading to 2.6 million deaths
DEFINITIONS
AN OCCURRENCE

 Is an unusual event which adversely affects or threatens


the health or life of patient, visitor, employee or trainee which
involves loss or damage to personal or hospital property.

 An occurrence also includes any event that might otherwise


result in any adverse situation or violate the code of
conduct or a claim against the organization
OCCURRENCE VARIANCE REPORT

 Is an internal form used to document the details of the


occurrence/event and the investigation of an occurrence and the
corrective actions taken.
NEAR MISS


Is an event or situation that could have resulted in an
accident, injury or illness, but did not, either by chance or through
timely intervention.
INCIDENT

 event or circumstance that harmed or has the


Is an
potential to harm a person or a property in relation, resulting from
human behavior and/or system failure
ADVERSE EVENT


unintended harm
Is an event that results in to the patient by
an act of commission or omission rather than by the underlying disease or
condition of the patient.
SENTINEL EVENT


unexpected occurrence involving
A “Sentinel Event” is an
death or serious physical or psychological injury,
or the risk thereof, not related to the natural course of a patient’s illness or
underlying condition.
OVR FORM
WHEN TO USE

 Incident which is not consistent to routine patient care.


 Occurrence not consistent with routine operation of facility
and /or adversely affects, threatens the health or life of patient, visitor,
employee, student or volunteer.
 Loss or damage to personnel or hospital property
Who should report ?

Everyone
How to Report ? OVR Form
OVR PROCESS
INCIDENT OCCURS

MITIGATE THE HARM

OCCURRENCE VARIANCE REPORT IS FILLED BY THE PERSON


WITH IN 24
WITNESSED/ AFFECTED BY THE OCCURRENCE
HOURS
SIGN OFF BY DIRECT MANAGER

SENT TO TQM&PS DEPARTMENT FOR LOG

TQM&PS FORWARDS THE OVR TO CONCERNED DEPARTMENT/S


THE DEPARTMENT MANAGER DETERMINES
THE CASE SEVERITY

INCIDENTS IN GREEN AND YELLOW ZONE INCIDENTS IN AMBER AND RED ZONE

THE RESPONDING DEPARTMENTS TAKES ACTION POTENTIAL SENTINEL EVENTS


MANDATORY REPORTABLE EVENTS
ARE REPORTED TO MOH WEBSITE
OVR SUBMITTED IN TQM&PS WITH ACTION REPORT

FEEDBACK TO REPORTER ESCALATE INADEQUATE • SENTINEL EVENT FLOW CHART


RESPONSE • RCA
RESPONSE TIME FOR RESPONDING
DEPARTMENT
 YELLOW AND GREEN ZONE: Complete Investigation within 5 working
days and Send the feedback to the Quality and Patient Safety
Department.

 AMBER ZONE: Complete Investigation within 10 working days and


Send the feedback to the Quality and Patient Safety Department and to
the Risk Register.

 RED ZONE: Complete RCA and action plan within 14 working days and
add to the Risk Register
IMPROVED PROCESS OF OVR

 RISK REGISTRATION WITH FOLLOW UP OF ALL RESPONSES UP TO 3 YEARS


 PROMPT FEEDBACK BY EMAIL
 CASE TO CASE, EVALUATION & RE EVALUATION
 GUIDELINES AND SUPPORT TO RESPONDING DEPARTMENTS
email

OVR NUMBER OVR-376-2021


TITLE PATIENT SMOKING INSIDE WARD
RISK LEVEL HIGH
REASON VALIDITY VALID
PROCESS FORWARD TO FMS DIRECTOR
ACTION DISCUSSION IN COMMITTEE MEETING
STATUS CLOSED
SENTINEL EVENTS

 List of Sentinel Event  13- Death of Full Term Infant


 1- Wrong Patient  14- Rape
 2- Wrong Site Surgery  15- Workplace Violence
 3- Hemolytic Blood Transfusion Reaction  16- Fire
 4- Suicide in an Inpatient Unit  17- Suicide of Staff, Visitor, Watchers anywhere
 5- Retained Instruments or a Sponge on property
 6- Intravascular Gas Embolism  18- Critical Equipment Breakdown or Faliure
 7- Major Medication Error Leading to Death or Major When in Use
Morbidity  19- Unintended Collapse of any Building or
 8- Maternal Death Structure Under Construction or Alteration
 9- Infant Discharged to Wrong Family  20- Collapse or Overturning of any Load Bearing
Part of any Lift or Lifting Equipment When in Use
 10- Infant Abduction
 11- Unexpected Death
 21- Equipment Malfunction Leading to Death or
Major Morbidity
 12- Unexpected loss of a limb or a Function
 TQM AND PATIENT SAFETY ARE DETERMINED TO PROVIDE SAFE ENVIRONMENT
IN OUR ORGANIZATION

 PLAY YOUR ROLE IN PATIENT SAFETY

 DO NOT HESITATE
THANK YOU

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