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The document outlines the guidelines for reporting incidents involving certified nurse aides (CNA) or medication aides (CMA) accused of mistreatment, abuse, neglect, or misappropriation of resident property in New Jersey healthcare facilities. It details the requirements for completing and submitting the Facility Reporting Incident Data and Analysis Yield (FRIDAY) form within 5 business days, including necessary supporting documentation. The guidelines emphasize the importance of protecting vulnerable residents while ensuring due process for the accused. Additionally, it provides instructions on how to handle multiple accusations and stresses compliance with state regulations.

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