Serious Incident Response Scheme (SIRS)

CPD
40m
Updated 07 Feb 2024 Certificate

The Serious Incident Response Scheme (SIRS) aims to reduce the risk and occurrence of abuse and neglect in Commonwealth-funded residential aged care facilities and home or community care settings. This Ausmed Training Module explains your key responsibilities under SIRS.

What you'll learn:

1

Recognise what is and what isn’t a serious, reportable incident.

2

Respond appropriately to a serious incident.

3

Report a serious incident to the key personnel in your organisation for notification to the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission.

4

Record relevant details about a serious incident to help prevent further incidents from occurring.

Who it's for:

All staff members of Commonwealth-funded residential aged care facilities, home care providers, and flexible care providers delivered in a home or community setting.

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