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Incident Reporting in Custody Settings
Faculty of Controlled EnvironmentsCorrections And Custody
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Creating a Reporting Culture That Works in High-Pressure Environments

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Course outline

01What Counts as a Reportable Incident in a Correctional Setting02Timelines, Format, and Submission Requirements for Incident Reports03How Reporting Quality Affects Legal Outcomes and Institutional Accountability04Creating a Reporting Culture That Works in High-Pressure Environments05When Reporting Fails: Consequences for Staff, Management, and the Institution06Investigation Triggers: How Incident Reports Become Formal Investigations