What is a datix form NHS?

Datix is the Trust’s electronic incident reporting system. Local training on Datix as part of your local induction to where you work.

When should a datix form be completed?

It is important that you report the incident at your earliest opportunity, ideally within 24 hours, whilst the event is fresh in your mind. Further details can be added to the incident report at a later date.

Who is responsible for datix?

Datix was founded in 1986 by Brian Capstick, founder of Capsticks Solicitors, a law firm specialising in defending NHS hospitals against clinical negligence claims brought by patients involved in medical accidents.

What is a near miss NHS?

14.2 A near miss is an incident that had the potential to cause harm, loss or injury but was prevented. These include cyber, clinical and non-clinical incidents that did not lead to harm, loss or injury, disclosure or misuse of confidential data but had the potential to do so.

How is Datix used by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde?

Datix is the software used by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde for clinical and non-clinical incident reporting (and managing complaints and legal claims) and forms part of the Risk Management Strategy. It is a web-based application that allows any staff member with access to Staffnet to report an incident

What do you need to know about the Datix form?

Please use this form to report any incidents and near misses. An incident is any unintended event, act or omission that could have, or did, result in harm, damage or loss to patients, staff, visitors and the public, or the organisation.

When to use Datix local care direct reporter form?

Datix: Local Care Direct Reporter Form (DIF1) Local Care Direct Reporter Form (DIF1) Please use this form to report any incidents and near misses. An incident is any unintended event, act or omission that could have, or did, result in harm, damage or loss to patients, staff, visitors and the public, or the organisation.

How to fill out Datix incident form dif1?

Enter whether it is an incident or near miss that you are reporting Incident Details Red * fields must be completed before form can be submitted.

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