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The document is a Misconduct Incident Report form from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, designed for reporting incidents of alleged misconduct such as client abuse, neglect, or misappropriation of property. It outlines the necessary information to be collected regarding the incident, including details about the affected and accused persons, law enforcement involvement, and entity actions taken in response to the incident. The report must be completed thoroughly and submitted within specified timelines to ensure proper investigation and compliance with state regulations.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the f 62447 Misconduct Incident Report in the editor.
Begin with Section I: Entity Information. Fill in the name of the entity, contact details, and entity type code from the provided list.
Move to Section II: Summary of Incident. Clearly indicate when the incident occurred, provide a brief description, and detail its effects on the affected person.
In Section III: Affected Person Information, enter all required details about the affected individual, including their name and contact information.
Proceed to Section IV: Accused Person Information. If known, include details about the accused individual and their relationship to the affected person.
Complete Section V regarding Law Enforcement Involvement if applicable, providing officer details and case numbers as necessary.
Fill out Sections VI through IX by providing information about witnesses, investigative records, and preparing your report for submission.

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How do I report a caregiver in Wisconsin?

Call the Adult Protective Services Helpline at (608) 261-9933 to report suspected abuse or neglect of adults who are age 60 and older. This includes any physical, emotional, financial, or sexual abuse, as well as neglect by others or self-neglect. If desired, your call can be anonymous.

What is the caregiver law in Wisconsin?

The Wisconsin Caregiver Law requires background and criminal history checks of certain personnel who are responsible for the care, safety and security of children and adults.

Who is the head of DHS in Wisconsin?

The current secretary-designee is Kirsten Johnson, appointed by Governor Tony Evers in February 2023. The Wisconsin DHS is made up of three executive offices and five divisions organized ing to function. WisDHSs main office is located in Madison, and it maintains regional offices throughout the state.

How long does a professional caregiver have to file an incident report?

Patient incident reports should be completed no more than 24 to 48 hours after the incident occurred. You may even want to file the report by the end of your shift to ensure you remember all the incidents important details.

Do caregivers need a license in Wisconsin?

In some states, you must obtain your nurse aide certification before starting work as a caregiver. In Wisconsin, however, there are no state-mandated certifications. So essentially, the requirements to become a Wisconsin caregiver will vary from employer to employer.

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How to file a complaint against an assisted living facility in Wisconsin?

In Wisconsin, you can report concerns about nursing home care to the Division of Quality Assurance (DAQ) within the Department of Health Services and seek assistance from the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program: Division of Quality Assurance (DAQ): Phone: For immediate reporting, call 1-800-642-6552.

Are caregivers responsible for reporting someone?

If caregivers are paid to provide care to a person with intellectual or developmental disabilities, they are considered mandatory reporters. They must report any suspected abuse or neglect, abandonment, or financial exploitation to proper authorities.

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