Critical Incident. An incident involving any of the following situations occurring in the line of duty:
Critical Incident. Grantee shall report critical incidents, as defined in the Critical Incident Policy, to HSH, within 72 hours of the incident according to Department policy. Critical incidents shall be reported using the online Critical Incident Report (CIR) form. In addition, critical incidents that involve life endangerment events or major service disruptions should be reported immediately to the HSH program manager. Please refer to the CIR Policy and procedures on the HSH Providers Connect website.
Critical Incident. In the event the act or omission of a sworn officer causes the death or serious injury of another person, the officer's Division Commander shall place the employee on Administrative Leave (with pay) for the seventy-two (72) hours immediately following the incident.
Critical Incident. Critical Incidents are defined as the following events: Suicide; non-suicide death; arrest of consumer; emergency medical treatment due to injury or medication error, including injuries resulting from the use of physical management; hospitalization due to Injury or Medication Error, including hospitalization resulting from the use of physical management.
Critical Incident. For the purposes of this Article, a traumatic event is a sudden and unexpected event which is considered uncommon with respect to the inherent risks of the occupation and is usually horrific or has elements of actual or potential violence. Examples of traumatic events include, but are not limited to: (a) being subjected to physical violence;
Critical Incident. Grantee shall adhere to the HSH Critical Incident policies, including reports to HSH, within 24 hours, regarding any deaths, serious violence or emergencies involving police, fire or ambulance calls using the Critical Incident Report form. A Critical Incident is defined as when emergency responders are called to the shelter by staff or guests and when Child Protective Services removes a child. Shelters must also send reports for incidents in which there were no emergency responders. An example is a domestic violence incident.
Critical Incident. A situation or occurrence that places an individual at risk for potential harm or causes harm to an individual. Examples include homicide (attempted or completed), suicide (attempted or completed), the unexpected death of an individual, or the abuse, neglect, or exploitation of an individual by an employee or volunteer.
Critical Incident. The duration of administrative leave for an Involved Officer shall be not less than three calendar days. The leave may extend to a maximum of seven calendar days following the critical incident at the discretion of the Chief or his/her designee. The leave may be extended beyond seven days if requested by the Involved Officer and approved by the Chief or his/her designee. The duration of administrative leave for a Witness Officer shall not exceed three calendar days. The leave may be extended beyond three days if requested by the Witness Officer and approved by the Chief or his/her designee. The foregoing limitations on the maximum duration of administrative leave shall not apply when:
Critical Incident. Grantee shall report critical incidents, as defined in the Critical Incident Policy, to HSH, according to Department policy. Critical incidents shall be reported using the Critical Incident Report form. In addition, critical incidents that involve life endangerment events or major service disruptions should be reported immediately to the HSH program manager.
Critical Incident. Any sudden or unexpected event that is a deviation from normal or safe operations that may have a significant impact on patients, staff, or the organization.
