Part 1 of a 2 part test to evaluate a level of core competency in security report writing.
True, the WHO is always the complainant.
False, the WHO is anyone that is involved in a significant way and may include several groups of people including patients, employees, Visitors, police, and fire fighters.
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First and foremost, it is a way to document things to keep you out of trouble.
A recording of facts onto a permanent, formal document or record
A way to pass information on from shift to shift
A way to document things instead of putting them on your daily.
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In criminal or civil court
To provide a basis for statistical analysis
As a public posting or notice of security alerts
Provide a basis for further action
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What your opinion is regarding who is at fault.
What relevant events actually happened.
A description of what was done and what actions people took.
A description of the actions that you took
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I told the complainant that I would escort her to the ED for treatment, but she declined
Since the door was found unsecure, I stood-by until my supervisor arrived to secure the door.
I left the restraint key with RN Maggie Smith.
I thought the police should be called because I just had a feeling that the subject was going to be trouble.
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7 essentials and 5 requirements
7 essentials and 7 requirements
5 essentials and 7 requirements
5 essentials and 5 requirements
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True
False
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The Facts and the Opinions
The Essentials and the Requirements
The Requirements and the Statements
The Essentials and the Pictures
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A description of how many other things were going on at the time of the incident.
A description of how the people involved were behaving badly.
How you felt about the people involved.
A detailed, chronological description of the sequence of events.
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Who
What
Who is at fault
How
Action Taken
Your opinion
Where
Your feelings
When
Why
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Entertain the reader
Provides relevant details
Provides continuity
Gives a well stated opinion of the report writer
Leaves no question as to what happened
Documents action taken
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