Cause For Concern Forms?

[mrsbat]

Up until now we have just had a blank book that concerns are written into but i'm not happy about the lack of professional look so have been having a play around. What do people think of these? is it too much, have I missed anything etc?

 

any thoughts would be appreciated please

cause_20for_20concern_20forms_1_forum_copy.doc

[Rea]

Looks ok to me, if you dont mind i'll use it as a template for playgroup, not entirely sure what they've got on that front.

 

You might want somewhere for an adult other than staff to sign that its a true representation of what happened/was said. You know if it was a visitor or a parent helper who had the initial concern. And a reminder of the confidentaility perhaps?

[Guest]

This looks very comprehensive

Ours also has a diagram of a body outline so the location of any marks can be recorded accurately without loads of words.

[Cait]

Yes that looks good to me - I echo the ideas above about signatures.

 

We have a sheet with the body outline too, also for children's existing injuries

Edited October 11, 2010 by Cait

[sunnyday]

Looks good to me!

[HappyMaz]

Could you have something on there to show how long the cause for concern will be kept 'active', when it will be reviewed and what the criteria would be for considering the incident to no longer be a cause for concern?

 

Maz