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incident reporting

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incident reporting,
a nursing intervention from the Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC) defined as written and verbal reporting of any event in the process of patient care that is inconsistent with desired patient outcomes or routine operations of the health care facility. See also Nursing Interventions Classification.


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These are a culture of blame, organisational issues such as lack of responsiveness when reporting does occur, keeping incident reporting manageable, separating quality and safety, and, finally, the disproportionate burden of accountability falling on nurses.
Certified to EN ISO 13485--MDSS provides support and consultation in product registration, incident reporting, recall management, labeling, instructions for use and technical files etc.
_The FAA is also proposing a new penalty-free safety incident reporting system for controllers and plans to introduce new electronic ground-movement-monitoring equipment in 2010, instead of 2011.
 
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