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The document is a Critical Incident Report Form for the Department of Health's Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Programs (ADAP). It outlines the procedure for notifying ADAP of critical incidents at Preferred Provider facilities within 24 hours. The form collects essential information about the incident, including client details, incident specifics, actions taken, and notifications made. It emphasizes that filing this report does not replace other legal reporting obligations.

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Begin by filling out the 'Preferred Provider' and 'Preferred Provider Location' sections. Ensure that you enter accurate information as this identifies the facility involved.
In the 'Client Information' section, provide the client's name, date of birth, last date of service, and details from the most recent urine drug screen. This information is crucial for tracking and accountability.
Next, complete the 'Incident Information' section. Record the date and time of the incident, type of incident, and location. Be thorough in detailing services provided at that time.
Identify any staff who witnessed the event and indicate whether members of the public or other clients were present during the incident.
In the 'Description of Incident' field, provide a comprehensive account including precipitating events and interventions attempted by staff.
Document immediate actions taken post-incident and list persons and agencies notified regarding the event.
Finally, ensure that all required signatures are obtained before submitting your report securely within 24 hours.

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