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Begin by reviewing the Policy Statement section, ensuring you understand the commitment to patient safety and reporting procedures.
Fill in your name and title in the Procedure Acknowledgement Form located in Appendix 1. This confirms your understanding of the policy.
Navigate to Section 7.0, where you will find detailed procedures for reporting adverse clinical events. Ensure you follow these steps carefully when documenting any incidents.
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