Responding to and Reporting on Missing Clients (SIRS) 

Reporting on missing clients is one of the new obligations under the Serious Incident Response Scheme or SIRS. While we’ve always needed to respond to clients who appear to be missing at the time of a scheduled service or visit, SIRS now requires you to report on clients who go missing whilst in your care. So let’s unpack what you should be doing if a client is missing at the time of a scheduled visit or goes missing whilst in your care.
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Want to know if an incident needs to be reported under SIRS?
ACQ&SC SIRS decision support tool - www.agedcarequality.gov.au/si...