🏫 #19 CELBAN Writing ~ Writing Incident Reports

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Dear Friend,

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In CELBANPrep Wonderful Writing, you don’t just learn; you transform. With each assignment rooted in nursing or personal experiences, you get to express, reflect, and connect. Our writing coaches aren’t just tutors; they are your guide, helping you turn each weakness into a strength, one word at a time. This personal journey continues in CELBANPrep GOLD, where your assignments dive deep into the nursing context, crafting assessment and incident reports that are not just assignments but milestones in your career journey.

Recently, a moment of sheer pride and joy unfolded when one of my IENs submitted an assignment on incident reports for CELBANPrep Wonderful Writing. The excellence in her writing was so evident, it sparkled with clarity, professionalism, and a deep understanding of the nursing field. I knew instantly that this was a piece I had to share with you all – a beacon of what you can achieve, an inspiration to keep striving for greatness. I asked permission to share it on this blog, and it was granted.

CELBAN Writing Task 1 and 2 Combined: About Incident Reports

Incident reports are formal writings which are often made by nurses right after the occurrence of unwanted events. One of the reasons for writing incident reports is after a patient’s fall when he slipped from a pool of water in the washroom’s floor. Another common reason is due to a medication error, like in a situation where a nurse administered wrong medication dosage to a patient. Lastly, it could be a clinical malpractice, like when a nurse failed to monitor the vital signs of a patient after a surgical procedure.

An incident report can be written in a chronological order as long as it relays factual occurrences of the accident. It has to answer questions like: who was involved, where and when did it happened, what happened, why did it happened and how did the nurse managed the event.

Written incident reports can impel hospital administrators to implement new regulations or can also protect the nurse in cases of further legal investigation.
Written for Wonderful Writing (CELBANPrep GOLD) in 9 minutes.

So, as you read this exceptional piece of writing, let it fuel your ambition, let it remind you of the heights you can reach with dedication and the right guidance. Remember, your journey with CELBANPrep and CELBANPrep University (an app-based campus) is not just about passing a test; it’s about embracing your role in a new healthcare landscape, it’s about becoming a part of something bigger.

Enjoy this inspiring piece, and may it light up the path to your success.

Warm regards, Kim

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Responses

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August 23, 2015

Hello Dear kim,
Is there any sample for incident report with a complete format which you can share? Thanks
Nisa

1. Kim
  
  October 16, 2015
  
  Dear Nisa,
  
  Thanks for your question. All of the Samples I have for Incident Reports are within CELBANPrep Writing Level Two. They are part of a systematic program created to identify your weaknesses and turn them into strengths so that you get an acceptable score on CELBAN Writing. This can take two months, if you have a 7 in IELTS, or more if you have a lower score.
  
  And, there are 3 ways for you to increase your score in writing, depending on what you can afford:
  
  1. CELBAN Preparation Guides available internationally through Amazon for self-study.
  2. CELBAN Material available through a subscription to CELBANPrep University for self-directed independent study.
  3. CELBANPrep 90 Day Challenge – online course with live events.
  
  Start at http://www.HowToPrepareForTheCELBAN.ca to get your ticket for a FREE virtual tour to CELBANPrep University’s app-based campus.
  
  Does this help?
  
  Kim