California
Unusual Occurrences.
22 CCR 77036
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22 CCR 77036
22 CCR 77036
§ 77036. Unusual Occurrences. An unusual occurrence means any condition or event which has jeopardized or could jeopardize the health, safety, security or well-being of any patient, employee or any other person while in the facility and shall include, but not be limited to:
(1)
An epidemic outbreak of any disease, prevalence of communicable disease, whether or not such communicable disease is required to be reported by Title 17, California Administrative Code, Section 2500, or epidemic infestation by parasites or vectors.
(2)
Poisonings.
(3)
Fires.
(4)
Physical injury to any person which, consistent with good medical and professional practice, would require treatment by a physician.
(5)
Death of a patient, employee or visitor from unnatural causes.
(6)
Sexual acts involving patients who are nonconsenting.
(7)
Physical assaults on patients, employees or visitors.
(8)
All instances of patient abuse.
(9)
Actual or threatened walkout, or other curtailment of services or interruption of essential services provided by the facility.
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