Resident Incident Report

I. Incident Details

Date of Incident:	May 15, 2054
Time of Incident:	10:30 AM
Location of Incident:	Oakwood Assisted Living Facility, Wing B
Description:	A resident, Mrs. Emily Johnson, fell in the dining area while attempting to stand from her chair. She was found on the floor by staff members, complaining of pain in her left hip. It appears that she lost her balance while trying to reach for her walker, which was positioned slightly out of reach.

II. Resident Information

Name:	Emily Johnson
Age:	78
Room Number:	B-203
Medical Conditions:	Osteoporosis, Hypertension

III. Witnesses

Nurse Jane Smith - Ext. 1234
Caregiver Mark Jones - Ext. 5678

IV. Actions Taken

Nurse Smith assessed Mrs. Johnson's condition and provided initial first aid.
Caregiver Jones assisted in transferring Mrs. Johnson back into her wheelchair.
The facility's physician, Dr. Patel, was notified of the incident.

V. Follow-Up Plan

Mrs. Johnson will be monitored closely for any signs of increased pain or further complications.
Physical therapy sessions will be scheduled to assess Mrs. Johnson's mobility and prevent future falls.

VI. Staff Involved

Nurse Jane Smith
Caregiver Mark Jones

VII. Management Notification

Management has been informed of the incident, and a copy of this report will be provided to the facility director, Ms. Samantha Davis.

VIII. Regulatory Reporting

This incident does not require reporting to regulatory agencies as it did not result in serious injury or harm to the resident.

IX. Family Communication

Mrs. Johnson's daughter, Mrs. Sarah Brown, has been notified of the incident via phone call. She was reassured of Mrs. Johnson's condition and informed that further updates would be provided as needed.

X. Additional Notes

Mrs. Johnson's fall was likely exacerbated by her osteoporosis condition. The dining area layout will be reviewed to ensure residents' mobility aids are easily accessible in the future.

XI. Reporting Personnel

Name:	[Your Name]
Title:	Registered Nurse
Contact Information:	[Your Email]
Date:	[Date]

Resident Incident Reports are crucial for maintaining safety and quality in care facilities. They help track incidents, enhancing communication, accountability, and transparency among staff, management, and families. These reports drive immediate response, preventive measures, and continuous care improvement, playing a key role in protecting residents and upholding high standards of compassionate and dignified care.