Did the death result from an ongoing condition that was appropriately assessed, monitored and managed? Yes No Did the death result from care or services provided by the provider to a consumer? Yes No Did the death result from a failure of the provider to provide care and services to a consumer (including delays in care)? Yes No Were there reasonable steps that could have been (but were not) taken by the provider to prevent the death? Yes No Was a consumer involved in an incident and later died as a result of injuries resulting from the earlier incident? Yes No Not reportable Based on the information that you have provided it appears that this death is not a reportable incident under the SIRS. Depending on the context you may need to report the death to another authority such as your State Coroner. In addition, this incident, like all incidents, should be managed using your service’s Incident Management System, or IMS. It is important that your IMS is able to record incidents in a way that allows you to identify patterns of incidents that may reflect an ongoing risk or systemic issue. For more information, please refer to the Effective incident management systems: Best practice Guidance and the Unexpected death fact sheet. Return to start Reportable incident Based on the information you have provided it appears that this incident is an Unexpected death reportable incident. Unexpected deaths must be reported to the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission within 24 hours of you becoming aware of the incident. You must report the incident through the My Aged Care Provider Portal. Go to My Aged Care Provider Portal Return to start
