An Introduction to Incident Management (Bitesize)
This module aims to provide learners with a brief overview of the standard principles and best practice guidelines in relation to incident management.
Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Define the term “adverse incident”
- List common types of incidents in different work settings
- Understand the steps to to be taken to report an incident, including reporting to external bodies where appropriate
Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Define the term “adverse incident”
- List common types of incidents in different work settings
- Understand the steps to to be taken to report an incident, including reporting to external bodies where appropriate
Modules
Module 1
What is an 'Incident'?
Module 2
Common Types of Incidents
Module 3
How to Report an Incident
Module 4
Duty of Candour
Module 5
Reducing the Risk
Module 6
Summary
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