Investigating and Reporting Allegations of Misconduct |
This four-hour training includes information on abuse prevention, legal definitions of misconduct, elements of a thorough investigation, interviewing skills and misconduct reporting requirements. The training is intended for individuals responsible for investigating and reporting misconduct in Wisconsin long-term care facilities regulated by the DHS Division of Quality Assurance. Training materials available below include a Facilitator Guide, Participant Guide and PowerPoint presentation. Handouts that support the training are also included. A 10-minute video depicts an interview of a witness.
NOTE: Due to different legal requirements, there are two versions of the training. Version #1 is intended for non-nursing home providers in Wisconsin regulated by DQA. Version #2 is intended for nursing home providers only. This training is based on both federal and state of Wisconsin rules and regulations.
Intended Audience: Facility Investigators and Reporters
Version #1: INVESTIGATING AND REPORTING ALLEGATIONS OF MISCONDUCT IN NON-NURSING HOME SETTINGS
This version of the training is designed for non-nursing home providers in Wisconsin, e.g., CBRFs, Adult Family Homes, Home Health Agencies, Personal Care Worker Agencies, Residential Care Apt. Complexes, etc.
Facilitator Guide Participant Guide PPT
Handouts: Misconduct Definitions Simplified Definitions Developing an Investigation Process Flowchart Worksheet Misconduct Incident Report
Video: Interviewing Skills Video Transcript
Version #2: INVESTIGATING AND REPORTING ALLEGATIONS OF MISCONDUCT IN NURSING HOMES
This version is designed for nursing home providers only.
Facilitator Guide Participant Guide PPT
Handouts: Federal Misconduct Definitions Federal Simplified Definitions Misconduct Investigation Process Misconduct Incident Report Flowchart - Injury of Unknown Source Flowchart - Resident to Resident Altercation
Video: Interviewing Skills Video Transcript
PROJECT PARTNERS University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
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