ping-and-a-prayer Posted June 19 Posted June 19 My partner’s a trainee teacher and she’s been talking about how much paperwork goes into logging incidents, which got me curious what other schools are running for this. I am curious what other schools are running for this. I do IT in a sixth form and the wider question of how incidents and accidents get logged keeps coming up (accident books, behaviour, near-misses). From what I can tell it’s a real mix out there: some still on paper accident books, some using the behaviour/medical modules in their MIS (SIMS/Arbor/Bromcom), some on CPOMS for the safeguarding side, and a few on dedicated tools like Medical Tracker. Seems like a lot of places end up logging the same incident in two or three places. For those of you who admin this side of things: • What does your school actually use for incident/accident logging? • Is it integrated with your MIS or is it a separate application users have to log into? • How much of it is still paper vs digital? • Anything about the current setup that’s a pain to manage or that staff constantly moan about? Just trying to get a sense of what the landscape looks like beyond my own place. Cheers.
Homer Posted June 22 Posted June 22 We're on Medical Tracker... seems to do the job. No paper stuff. Use your MIS if you can! 1
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