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WORK RELATED INJURY/NEAR MISS FORM Section I - To be completed by EMPLOYEE and submitted within 24 hours of incident Note: Corporate and Community staff must follow the OESH Intake process by calling 940-8482 Section II & III & IV - To be completed by EMPLOYEE and DESIGNATED IN CHARGE person Section V To be completed by Department Manager / Director *** PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY *** SECTION I : INJURY / NEAR MISS DETAILS: To be completed by Employee 1.Last Name: 2.Given Name(s): 3. Gender: Male Female 4. Employee No. 5. Phone (Work) 6. Phone (Home): 7. Job Title: 8. Department: 9. Hospital/Site 10. Manager or Supervisor: 11. Manager or Supervisor Tel. No.: 12. Status: F/T P/T Casual 13. Years in current position/job: 14. Date of Incident: 15. Time of Incident: am/pm 16. Shift Start Time: am/pm 17. Shift End Time: am/pm 18. Date Reported am/pm 19. Time Reported: am/pm 20. Reported To: 21. Job Title: 22. Hours Worked in 24 Hours before Incident on this or any other job: 23. Day /Length of Rotation at Time of Injury on this or any other job: Day of a Day Rotation Incident Category: (please fill in box of all that apply) 24. Injury/Illness 25. Motor Vehicle Accident 26. Near Miss/No Injury 27. Structural/Property Damage 28. Other (Near Miss: An opportunity to improve safety and health based on a condition or incident with potential for more serious consequences.) Actions Following Injury / Near Miss (please fill in box of all that apply) 29. Report Only 30. First Aid 31. Medical Aid (saw/will see healthcare provider ) 32. Lost Time Injury If you miss work or access medical treatment for this injury at any time you must notify your Department Director, Manager or Supervisor and/or the Human Resources Dept. and/or the Occupational Health Nurse. Ensure that you receive your facility/site Return to Work Package. FORM #W-0007IA DECEMBER 2009 Page 1 of 6

Part of Body Injured: Please check off all that apply: No Injury (Go to Description of Injury/Near Miss below) Head (R) (L) Lower Back (R) (L) Lower Arm (R) (L) Face (R) (L) Neck (R) (L) Hand/Wrist (R) (L) Eyes(s) (R) (L) Abdomen (R) (L) Nails/Fingers (R) (L) Ear (s) (R) (L) Hip (R) (L) Upper Leg (R) (L) Hearing (R) (L) Shoulder (R) (L) Lower Leg (R) (L) Chest (R) (L) Upper Arm (R) (L) Knee (R) (L) Upper Back (R) (L) Elbow (R) (L) Foot/Ankle (R) (L) Cardio / Respiratory Others Occupational Exposure Nature of Injury: Please check off all that apply Cut/Laceration/Puncture Chemical Exposure Electrical Shock Bruise/Crush/Abrasion Burn & Scald Hearing Loss/Deafness Foreign Body Blood/Body Fluid Spill/Splash Animal/Insect Bite Sprain & Strain Human Bite Dermatitis Fracture/Dislocation Needle Stick Critical Incident Internal Injury Infection/Infestation Amputation Concussion Exposure to cold/heat Fainting Others Description of How Injury/Near Miss Occurred. Activity: What was your task or duty at the time the injury/near miss occurred (eg, walking, carrying, patient transfer)? Usual/unusual: Was the task or duty being performed at the time the injury/near miss occurred a task or duty that you regularly perform? No Yes Location: Where did the injury/near miss occur (specify site, building, floor, room, client s address)? Repeat Injury: No Yes 1 st Injury Date: Please give a detailed description of how the incident occurred. Please give reason(s) for any delay in reporting. Was there a witness to the injury/near miss? No Yes Name of Witness: FORM #W-0007IA DECEMBER 2009 Page 2 of 6

Section II - A: DIRECT CAUSES TO BE COMPLETED BY EMPLOYEE AND DESIGNATED IN CHARGE PERSON DIRECT CAUSES (Please fill in circle/box of all that apply) 1. Exertion 5. Exposure to Hazardous Substance/Agent cont d Equipment/Material Handling Puncture/Wound (through needle &/or other) Pushing Needle Clean Pulling Needle Recapping Lifting/Lowering Equipment Failure Needle/Sharp Disposing in Container Needle/Sharp Improper Disposal Reaching Needle Stray ( garbage/bedding) Twisting Drawing Blood Repetitive Strain Starting IV Patient Handling Suturing Repositioning a Patient Subcutaneous or IM Injection Transferring a Patient Removing Cartridge from Tubex Holder Lifting a Patient Scalpel Assisting a Patient to Walk / Stand Knife Preventing a Patient Fall Manipulating Equipment Repetitive, Cumulative Activity Lancet Unexpected Patient Movement Patient Action _ 2. Fall (includes falling against/into objects, trips, slips) (*) All Blood/Body Fluid Exposures require immediate follow-up utilizing Post Exposure 3. Struck/Bumped/Banged/Hit By/Rubbed/Abraded Prophylaxis (PEP) care map processes. 6. Violence/Aggressive Behaviour (*) See WRHA 4. Caught In/Under/Between Wall, Equipment, Door Occurrence Report Form Guideline page 5 5. Exposure to Hazardous Substance/Agent Chemical Latex or Powder in Gloves Medicines (e.g. morphine, antineoplastics) Solvents/Gases/Fumes/Corrosives/Poisons/Smoke Soaps Other Physical Cold, Heat, Noise Radiation/Electricity Dusts (i.e. asbestos) Biological Blood/Body Fluid Spill/Splash Foley/Urine Bag Irrigation IV or other line tubing Contaminated Equipment Patient Action Airborne Parasite (e.g. scabies, lice, ringworm) Bacteria (e.g. chicken pox, rubella, staph) Fungus (e.g. mould) Verbal: Threats of violence Verbal assault Physical: Biting Hitting/kicking/beating Squeezing/pinching/scratching/twisting Sexual assault Other Incident Involved Patient/Resident/Client Family member of patient/resident/client Other member of public Worker Other 7. Drug/Immunization Reaction 8. Other Allergic Reactions (e.g. bee sting) 9. Critical Incident (defined as a crisis event sudden, powerful, overwhelming ) 10. Natural Disaster/Forces of Nature Please fill in: EMPLOYEE NAME EMPLOYEE NUMBER FORM #W-0007IA DECEMBER 2009 Page 3 of 6

Section II - B: INDIRECT CAUSES - TO BE COMPLETED BY EMPLOYEE AND DESIGNATED IN CHARGE PERSON INDIRECT CAUSES (Fill in box of all that apply in each section) 1. Equipment/Device/Materials 4. Organizational/Administrative Not Functioning Properly Not Available Protective Equipment Not Available of emergency or injury) Labeling / Signage Inadequate Misunderstood Direction Equipment not regularly maintained Machine Guarding Removed Failure of atmosphere supplying respirator 2. Environment Workplace Design /Layout Obstacle On Path - Inside Outside Floor/ Surface Slippery (Inside) Walkway Slippery (Outside) Floor Uneven Lighting Inappropriate Excessive Noise Limited Space / Overcrowding Ventilation Inadequate 3. Patient/Resident/Client/Staff Related Factors Physically Aggressive Verbally Aggressive Physically Resistive Suddenly Fatigued Unable to/does not follow direction Inconsistently Weight Bearing Patient Heavy/Bariatric -Weight Patient Fell Moved Unexpectedly Corrective Action Details if more space is needed please attach an additional sheet Job Hazard Analysis Request /Revise Repair/Replace Equipment Employee Training/Education Revise Procedure (includes PPE) Action for safety in Housekeeping Improve Design Install Guards, Safety Devices, Signage Revise Patient Care Plan Implement Working Alone Protocol Consult with OESH Other: Working Alone or in Isolation (where assistance is not readily available by contacting fellow employees in cases Information not available Information not shared Job requiring multiple # of people done independently by one employee Reduced staffing at time of incident Other staff out of unit/department (e.g. coffee/lunch, etc.) Staffing levels reduced by one health care worker Staffing levels reduced by more than one health care worker Normal Staffing but Unusual Workload Insufficient / Lack of Education / Training Poor Ergonomic Design of Work Environment 5. Task Emergency Response Awkward posture Repetitive Work Load not secured Did not follow designated procedure Patient not assessed or assessed improperly Improper use of equipment Static postures for extended periods Did not use designated equipment Insecure grip Poor communication Improper Technique Section III: PREVENTIVE/CORRECTIVE MEASURE PLAN OF ACTION Employee and In Charge Person Notification Department Email Phone Memo Date Please fill in: EMPLOYEE NAME EMPLOYEE NUMBER FORM #W-0007IA DECEMBER 2009 Page 4 of 6

Section IV: OTHER REPORTING REQUIRMENTS AND INFORMATION - MUST BE COMPLETED BY DESIGNATED IN CHARGE PERSON Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba (WCB) Employers must report any work related injury/illness that involves time loss from work and/or a need for medical attention to the WCB. Employers must report the incident within five (5) working days of the incident or within five (5) working days of when they first learn of the incident. WCB charges late fees for reports that are delayed longer than 5 days post-injury. Employers must ensure that the injured/ill worker is given the facility/site/program Return to Work package if the worker requires medical attention or misses time from work as a result of the work related injury/illness. There is centralized WCB reporting within your facility/site/program. It is not up to the designated in charge person to report to WCB. Follow your facility/site/program specific Injury/Near Miss Form Operational Procedure which outlines the reporting process within your facility/site/program. Note: WRHA Corporate Staff working in a facility/site must follow the WRHA Corporate Injury/Near Miss Form Operational Procedure by calling OESH INM intake at 940-8482. Manitoba Labour and Immigration - Workplace Safety and Health Division Serious injuries must be reported to Province of Manitoba Department of Labour and Immigration - Workplace Safety and Health Division @ 945-3446 (regular working hours) or 945-0581 (after working hours). The Division considers an accident to be serious if it results in: Death; serious injury (fracture, loss of sight, third degree burns, paralysis, internal haemorrhage, amputation, poisoning, electrical contact, asphyxiation, unconsciousness, cuts requiring medical treatment at a hospital, any other injury likely to endanger life or cause permanent disability); collapse or structural failure of a building, tower, crane, hoist, temporary construction support system or excavation; uncontrolled or spill of escape of a toxic, corrosive or explosive substance; explosion, fire or flooding. 1. Reported: Yes No (does not meet requirement). 2. If Yes: Name of Workplace Safety & Health Officer contacted: Are photos / video evidence attached? Yes No Is a sketch of the scene provided? Yes No Is there physical evidence that has been collected? Yes No If Yes, list item(s): 3. Witness Name: 4. Witness Statement : (If more space needed use attached sheet or use the back of page) Name of Designated In Charge person: Date: Co-chairs Workplace Safety & Health Committee notified: Yes Date: WRHA Occurrence Report Form: An Occurrence report is also required if the Health Care Worker Injury/Near Miss meets the criteria for occurrence reporting. Occurrence Report completed: Yes - Form # No Not Applicable (N/A) Designated In Charge Person s Comments/Discussion Notes: (any pertinent information) Please fill in: EMPLOYEE NAME EMPLOYEE NUMBER FORM #W-0007IA DECEMBER 2009 Page 5 of 6

Section V: COMPLETED PLAN OF ACTION TO BE COMPLETED BY DEPARTMENT MANAGER / DIRECTOR WHEN PREVENTIVE / CORRECTIVE MEASURES HAVE BEEN IMPLEMENTED AND COMPLETED 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Corrective Action Target Date Date Completed Comments / Discussion Notes Related to Direct and Indirect Causes / Preventive/Corrective Measures Department Manager: Signature: Please print Date: Distribution Facility/Site/Program specific instructions can be found in your Facility/Site/Program Operational Procedure for Injury/Near Miss Reporting 1. Before shift end fax copy of report to Occupational Health Unit and/or Department Reporting to WCB (Payroll) 2. Send copy to Department Manager 3. Keep original for continued follow-up to resolution and for final filing in staff file. When preventive / corrective actions have been completed and signed off send report to: Urban Health Care Facilities Occupational Health Unit Personal Care Homes Designated Department in facility copy to WRHA PCH Program Safety Coordinator Please fill in: EMPLOYEE NAME EMPLOYEE NUMBER FORM #W-0007IA DECEMBER 2009 Page 6 of 6