Risk Information
Important Information
The Risk Manual serves as a comprehensive protocol for clinicians to identify, assess, and manage clinical risks, such as suicide, self-harm, and safeguarding concerns, ensuring a consistent approach to safe and compassionate patient care. Clinicians retain primary responsibility for ongoing risk assessment and the collaborative development of safety plans, while prioritising immediate action - such as contacting emergency services - when faced with acute threats. The guide mandates clear documentation with Patient Magement Systems, outlines established procedures for clinical supervision and urgent risk debriefs, and provides specific instructions for GP communication and handling crisis situations, reinforcing that while clinicians must act promptly to protect patient safety, they should also recognise the service’s limitations as a non-crisis provider.
Risk Manual
This manual outlines the core procedures and best-practice protocols for assessing, monitoring, and managing clinical risks such as suicide, self-harm, and safeguarding concerns. It serves as a comprehensive guide for clinicians to navigate risk management processes, collaborate on patient safety plans, and coordinate urgent support or emergency services when necessary
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The Sandbox Incident Reporting
The full Mindler Global Clinical Incident Reporting, Analysis and Learning Policy can be found here.
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