Follow the steps to complete the AFH Incident Report accurately.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in your preferred online platform.
2. Begin by entering the resident's name in the designated field. Ensure that the spelling is correct to avoid any confusion later.
3. Input the date and time when the incident occurred. This information is crucial for accurately documenting the event.
4. Fill in the location where the incident took place. Be specific to provide clarity on the setting of the incident.
5. Indicate the duration of the incident in the appropriate section. This helps in understanding the context and impact of the incident.
6. List the names and titles of the staff involved in the incident. This information is important for accountability.
7. Document any witnesses present during the incident. Collect their names and relevant details in the provided space.
8. Provide a detailed description of the activities leading up to the incident. This should include any pertinent context that might have contributed to the occurrence.
9. Describe the incident thoroughly, using specific behavioral terms and outlining actions taken by staff or providers during the incident.
10. Note how long it took for the resident to return to their normal routine after the incident. Describe the process of restoring normal activities.
11. Outline any actions that will be taken to prevent a recurrence of the incident. This is an important aspect of improving care and safety.
12. Remember to notify the developmental disability case manager within five business days after the incident by completing the appropriate section.
13. Lastly, record the date the incident report was sent to the services coordinator and the date sent to the legal guardian. This ensures thorough communication with all involved parties.
14. Once all sections are completed, save any changes, and choose to download, print, or share the document as needed.

Complete your AFH Incident Report online today to ensure accurate and timely documentation of incidents.