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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

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  • Time released:

  • Incident Date:

  • Incident Time:

  • Received Call:

  • Time presented:

  • Date:

  • Patient's First Name:

  • Patient's Surname:

  • Patient's Mobile:

  • Patient's Employer:

  • Patient's BU:

  • Patient's Department:

  • Patient's Occupation:

  • Pregnant: Y / N

  • Date of birth:

  • Gender:

  • Emergency Contact:

  • Relationship:

  • Aware? Y / N

  • Mobile:

  • Immediate Supervisor:

  • Position:

  • Aware? Y IN

  • Mobile:

  • Person Performing Investigation:

  • Position:

  • Aware? Y IN

  • Mobile:

  • LPS Contact if Contractor.

  • Position:

  • Aware? Y / N

  • Mobile:

INJURY / ILLNESS

ALLERGIES

  • First time reporting injury / illness? Cority

  • Review or follow up appointment? No Cority

  • Chief complaint:

  • History of injury / illness - Description of Event not the Resulting Injury:

PAST MEDICAL HISTORY

  • Floor area where incident occurred Use reference tool:

MEDICATIONS

  • Immediate actions taken by worker if any:

  • Observations and assessments:

  • LAST INS

  • LAST OUTS

  • LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS

  • Witnessed: Y / N

  • Duration:

MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISION

  • Seatbelt worn? Y / N

  • Helmet worn: Y / N

  • Estimated speed:

VITALS

  • GCS

  • Time

  • Pupils

  • ECG

  • PR

  • B.P

  • VR

  • SpO2%

  • B.S.L

  • Temp

  • Pain

  • Eye

  • Verb

  • Motor

  • Total

OBSERVATION REFERENCES

  • Glasgow Coma Scale

  • Pupils

  • ECG

  • Eyes

  • Verbal

  • Motor

  • 1

  • P.E.A.R.L.A

  • 1

  • Normal Sinus Rhythm

  • 1/2

  • 6

  • n/a

  • n/a

  • Obeys commands

  • 2

  • Pinpoint

  • 2

  • Tachycardia

  • 5

  • n/a

  • Oriented

  • Purposeful movement

  • 3

  • Dilated

  • 3

  • Bradycardia

  • 4

  • Open spont

  • Confused

  • Withdraws to pain

  • 4

  • Reactive

  • 4

  • Ventricular tachycardia

  • 3

  • Open to voice

  • Inappropriate

  • Flexion to pain

  • 5

  • Non-reactive

  • 5

  • Ventricular fibrillation

  • 2

  • Open to pain

  • Incomprehensible

  • Extension to pain

  • 6

  • R>L

  • 6

  • Asystole

  • 1

  • none

  • none

  • none

  • 7

  • L>R

  • 7

  • Pulseless Electrical Activity

TREATMENT

  • Adult skin area

  • Head and neck 9%

  • Torso

  • 36%

  • Arms

  • 18%

  • Legs

  • 36%

  • Perineum

  • 1%

  • 100%

Outcome Post Assessment & Treatment

Abbreviations

  • Resumed normal duties

  • Placed on precautionary restrictions

  • A

  • Abrasion

  • L

  • Laceration

  • Hospital via SAAS - Inform Rick ASAP 24/7

  • Sent offsite for further treatment - Inform IMT

  • B

  • Burn

  • P

  • Pain

  • Inform IMT when any worker sent offsite: Rick or Kelsey via phone (serious 24/7) or text (non-serious & after hours)

  • C

  • Contusion

  • S

  • Swelling

  • Provide additional outcome details:

  • D

  • Deformity

  • T

  • Tenderness

  • F

  • Fracture

  • W

  • Wound

  • H

  • Hemorrhage

  • REDIMED permission to administer schedule 4 drugs? Y / N

  • REDIMED contact made: Y / N

  • Consulting doctor:

  • Details of any advice provided:

  • PATIENT REFUSES TREATMENT

  • Patient declaration:

  • Witness name:

  • Signature:

  • Patient name:

  • Signature:

  • ADDITIONAL COMMENTS

  • ADDITIONAL ADMINISTRATION

  • Medical release form signed: Y / N

  • Injury management team details provided to PT with further instructions? Y / N

  • TREATING MESO / PARAMEDIC

  • Signature:

  • Name:

  • Signature:

  • Name:

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