Save your staff time by digitizing incident reports so employees at any location can quickly and easily report incidents from anywhere with an internet connection.

This accessibility means that incidents can be reported immediately to ensure the most complete information. Online reports enhance the responsiveness and efficiency of healthcare incident reporting management across your organization.

Easy drag-and-drop fields allow you to customize forms and improve the collection of specific data to simplify workflows and identify trends.

Build your incident report forms with text boxes, multiple choice, checkboxes, and more. This customization capability enables each form to be tailored to capture the most relevant information, reducing data entry errors, and enhancing the quality of the data collected for more precise analysis.

The online format offers employees the ability to complete incident reports from anywhere — and submit anonymously — to encourage reporting, quick escalation, and resolution.

The user’s IP address is not tracked, allowing anonymous reporting that removes the fear of repercussions for a more open and honest reporting environment. This is crucial for effective incident resolution and compliance adherence.

Expedite the approval and review process with automated escalation workflows to remove barriers that are part of a paper process. No more looking for paper or people.

Identify the exact review process for each incident type. When one review is complete, the incident report form is automatically moved to the next reviewer with an email notification. This automation allows for timely escalation and intervention, crucial in situations where immediate action can prevent further complications and ensure compliance with healthcare standards. No more looking for paper or people.

Say goodbye to ambiguity and hello to clarity and precision. Experience a new level of healthcare incident reporting management and identify important trends by assigning accurate and meaningful classifications to every incident. 

These classifications help prioritize response efforts and allocate resources more efficiently, ultimately improving patient safety and care outcomes.