The Adverse Incident review process is designed to understand what occurred, assess any safety or clinical concerns, and identify appropriate follow-up. The process may include the following steps:
| Initial Safety Review | The incident is reviewed to understand what occurred and determine whether there are any immediate or ongoing safety concerns that require follow-up or coordination. |
| Clinical & Contextual Review | The report is reviewed to understand the context of the incident. This may include:
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| Follow-Up & Coordination | When appropriate, follow-up may also include:
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| Reflection & Insight | Individual reports also contribute to a broader understanding of clinical practice and emerging trends. Over time, these insights help strengthen clinical guidance, provider resources, and education while supporting reflection, professional growth, and thoughtful, high-quality clinical care. |