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ANVISA, CFM and ONA adverse event reporting procedure template

A adverse event reporting procedure for clinics regulated by ANVISA, CFM and ONA, written as steps a team can follow and mapped to ANVISA, CFM and ONA's own standards. Read it in full below, and take the editable version by email.

Updated . Mapped to ANVISA, CFM and ONA's published framework1.

SOP-INC-01SOP

Templatev1.0, ANVISA, CFM and ONA edition

[Clinic name]

Controlled document

[Address]
[Registration or licence number]

Document
Adverse event reporting procedure
Reference
SOP-INC-01
Version
1.0
Owner
[Name, role]
Approved by
[Clinical lead]
Effective from
[Date]
Next review
[Date]
Regulator
ANVISA and the vigilância sanitária, the Conselho Federal de Medicina and the CRMs, and the Organização Nacional de Acreditação

Adverse event reporting procedure

1Purpose

  1. 1.1This procedure sets out how [Clinic name] reports, investigates and learns from incidents and near misses, so that each one leads to a change that sticks.
  2. 1.2Staff report without fear of blame, and the clinic looks for causes in its systems before it looks at individuals.

2What to report

  1. 2.1Any event that harmed or could have harmed a patient, a visitor or a member of staff, including near misses.
  2. 2.2Medication errors, missed or delayed results, records shared in error, and any breach of patient data.

3Reporting

  1. 3.1Adverse events are notified monthly by the 15th working day of the following month, and a death within 72 hours, under RDC 36/2013.
  2. 3.2The report records what happened, when, where, who was involved, and what was done at once.
  3. 3.3Where a patient was harmed, the patient is told, given an apology and kept informed of what the clinic finds.

4Investigation

  1. 4.1[Name, role] grades each incident by severity within [2] working days, and decides the level of review.
  2. 4.2The review uses the record and the audit trail to establish what happened, in order, with times and names.
  3. 4.3The review names the causes, the actions, an owner and a date for each action.

5Learning

  1. 5.1Each incident and its actions are discussed at the next governance meeting, and the discussion is minuted.
  2. 5.2What changed is shared with every member of staff, and checked [3] months later to confirm it held.

6Review

  1. 6.1[Name, role] reviews this document every [12] months, and sooner after an incident, a complaint or a change in the regulator's requirements.
  2. 6.2Each review is recorded with the date, the reviewer and what changed, and the previous version is kept.
  3. 6.3Staff are told of each change, and their acknowledgement is recorded.

7Where this sits in the ANVISA, CFM and ONA framework

  • Patient safety and adverse eventsRDC 36/2013 art. 4, Núcleo de Segurança do Paciente (NSP) constituído pela direção
    RDC 36/2013 art. 10, notificação mensal até o 15º dia útil do mês seguinte
    RDC 36/2013 art. 10, parágrafo único, óbito notificado em até 72 horas

AAppendix, Adverse event record

  1. A.1Date and time ______ Unit ______
  2. A.2Patient reference ______
  3. A.3What happened ______
  4. A.4Harm ______ Death ______
  5. A.5Notified on ______ Within 72 hours ______
  6. A.6Analysis by ______
  7. A.7Corrective action, owner and date ______
  8. A.8Shared with the team on ______

Awaiting sign-off

[Name]

[Role], [registration number]

Signed [date], [time]

Questions

Has ANVISA, CFM and ONA approved this adverse event reporting procedure?

No. ANVISA, CFM and ONA does not approve templates or software. This template is built from ANVISA, CFM and ONA's own published standards and our guides, and your clinic adapts it, signs it off and owns it.

Can we use it as it is?

Use it as a starting point. Replace every part in square brackets with your clinic's own details, check it against your services, and have your clinical lead sign it off before it is used.

How do we get the editable version?

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In wai, the records this procedure depends on are versioned and signed, from notes and letters to consent forms and the audit trail.

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Sources

  1. 1ANVISA, AnvisaLegis, 2011Resolução RDC nº 63, de 25 de novembro de 2011, Requisitos de Boas Práticas de Funcionamento para os Serviços de SaúdeRead source

This is a template, not legal advice. ANVISA, CFM and ONA does not approve templates or software, wai included.