Reporting Party Case Study Summary

The reporting party (RP) stated resident Sofia Miramontes age 27 DOB: 11/23/88 has developmental delays, deaf in right ear and is bipolar. The RP stated the resident was issued a government cell phone, however the caregivers take it away from her and refuses to let her charge it. On 6/13/16 the police were called to the facility due to resident's inability to enter the facility. The North Hollywood Police Officers Winter (#38878) and Officer Radke (#39569) arrived to the home. The Officers removed the resident due to her being battered and concern for her safety. The Officer informed the Director of agency Sherry Winston that the resident was coherent and walking to her boyfriend’s home. The RP contacted the facility and spoke with a staff

There are legislations at the federal government level resulting that every state in the united states of America also have state legislation covering the mandated reporting requirements. Furthermore, every agency or establishment has additional guidelines that are required for their employees to adhere to.

Pitman Hall is Ryerson’s largest residence located on 160 Mutual St. which is home to nearly 1000 students. The inspection was completed at the residence’s cafeteria where meals were served three times a day on a daily basis. According to DineSafe, this establishment was inspected twice by the Toronto Public Health, where the inspectors evaluate based on the Ontario Food Premises Regulation. The inspection results shows the establishment passed, meaning no infractions were found while inspecting. During inspection, its important food inspectors follow the site-specific risk categorization process to determine the risk levels of the food premises. Risk categorization management (RCM) is a tool that will permit the board of health to deliver a reliable approach to inspection developing and resource distribution, while enhancing public health protection towards food safety. (By notifying the food establishment owner knows

The reporting party (RP) stated minor Anthony Silver DOB: 6/19/99 resided in the facility until when he was given notice on 10/4/16. According to the RP, Anthony went AWOL from the facility on that date. While being transported into custody to Juvenile Hall he disclosed that staff members brought drugs and alcohol into the facility. The RP stated she spoke with the minor privately regarding his allegation and disclosed several staff members were involved in bring in pills, tobacco, alcohol, and meth into the facility. When the minor was asked which staff members, he replied he didn't know and could not remember. Consequently the RP continued to speak with the minor and he revealed the names of Gary Stanley, who no longer works in the facility.

The first example that I would like to discuss is suspected child abuse or neglect. Every state now has a statute that requires counselors and other professionals to report cases of suspected child abuse or neglect to a governmental agency ( Remley & Herlihy, 2016). Professionals are seen as mandated reporters and it’s a very essential part of their profession to protect children. Another example of a mandatory reporting issue occurs when a client is a danger to himself or others. Confidentiality does not apply when disclosure is required to protect clients or identified others from serious and foreseeable harm or when legal requirements demand that confidential information must be revealed ( Herlihy & Corey ,2016).

The Miami VA Healthcare System has an advanced food production system. The Nutrition and Food Services (NFS) uses a cook-chill system using a blast chiller. Meals are prepared three days in advance. The menu used at the Miami VA is a three-week cycle menu that has been used for many years for the production of patient meals. Cycle menus that are long enough help to increase patient satisfaction by avoiding repetitive meals. Services offered at the Miami VA include a Community Living Center (CLC), where most patients’ length of stay is over a year (U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, n.d.). Due to patients’ longer length of stay, NFS offers a buffet service every Monday for CLC patients. One of my tasks when working with the CLC dietitian

The reporting party (RP) stated on 11/10/16 the biological mother of David Jiron DOB: 3/6/11 reported he was transported to his visit with her on 11/8/16 without a booster car seat by social worker Liz Cardenas. The mother also stated the social worker grabbed David's arm and hand to prevent him from swinging a rake. Attached is an email from the social worker explaining the reason for not providing the booster car seat. The social worker stated due to the other two car seat there was not enough room for the booster seat therefore the child was secured with a seat

The reporting party (RP) stated a SCAR was faxed on 10/26/16. Per the SCAR the father called and reported that son Ethan informed him of sister Annika disclosed being pushed to the floor by an older boy who (demonstrated penetration utilizing hand gestures) while she was in foster care. The father asked the siblings if they knew what the gesture meant and the siblings responded "mom talked to us about that already." The father was contacted to obtain additional information and clarification regarding the statement "demonstrated penetration utilizing hand gestures." It was reported foster child made a circle with on hand and using a finger from the other hand he inserted the finger into the home. The RP inquired if there are any other children

The reporting party (RP) received a voice message from resident Maria Hayes age 53 DOB: 10/26/63 Day Program, Solano Diversified Services, Inc. 1761 Broadway St. Suite 135, Vallejo, 94589 (707) 552-0300 on 4/11/17. The Day Program reported that Maria disclosed she was slapped in the face by her caregiver named Cathy (last name unknown); however, there is no Cathy associated with the facility. According to the RP the slap resulted in a nose bleed, no bruising according to the RP. There was however a pinkish, red mark. The resident disclosed she was slapped for refusing to take her medications that particular

The reporting party (RP) stated on 4/22/19 at approximately 4:30PM 10 year old day care child Tobias (last name unknown) was observed sleeping on the corner of Oak Lane & Cypress Dr. in Huntington Beach. The RP stated Tobias was observed at the same corner all week. The RP came up to Tobias and asked him who was he waiting for and he responded that the bus drops him off there after school at 2:30PM. Tobias disclosed he was waiting for his day-care/babysitter. Tobias' mother Sylvia (last name unknown) was contacted regarding his safety in turn Sylvia contacted the licensee Blanca Galindo and asked that her son be retrieved. The person who arrived to retrieve Tobias was rude to the RP who then refused to release him. According to April Wright

Ms. Akins advised me that Mr. David Ives located in room (F830), was seen taking food items that didn't belong to him out of the regrifrator that is located in nourishment room (F.8010). Medical staff asked this subject Mr. Ives about the theft and he stated that he didn't steal anything. When Ms. Akins started cleaning his room and taking out the trash she observed several of things in the trash that didn't belong to him. I was advised by Ms. Akins that this was not the first time this subject has done this. This patient Mr. Ives is known to go on other floors and steal out of the nourishment rooms also.

Financial management of health care organizations can be a complex challenge for health care managers, from the basic elements of financial management to the heavy burdens of ethical compliance and accuracy. In this paper the subject to discuss is financial reporting practices and ethical standards in health care, how health care reform is changing and making these organizations more accountable, and summaries of generally acceptable accounting principles and general financial ethical standards.

RP who is a neighbor next to the childcare home at 163 Avenida Victoria called CCIB on 7/31/15 stating that for about the past year the licensee has been letting the children at the child care home play outside for long extended periods at a time. RP states that the licensee will put the children outside in the front play area between the hours of 7:30am to 11:00am and will bring the children back outside at about 2:15pm to 6:30pm. RP reported that yesterday (7/30/15) there was one particular little girl (age and name not provided) who was screaming and crying for approximately five minutes. RP states that there were about three staff members outside at the time when the girl was crying

CCIB received a call from Reporting party (RP) reporting that on 6/19/17, resident Dale Graver (age 89, DOB: 03/21/28) was found by a staff member (unknown) unresponsive while outside in 108 degree heat. The resident resides in the memory care unit and it was reported that the resident was left outside and unsupervised for over 2 hours. The resident suffered severe heatstroke and is currently intubated in the hospital's ICU.

Emails are not always sent regarding error outcome regarding metrics to the responsible party. In one instance the error was never corrected; however, the transaction was processed. In the other instance the error was corrected; however, the responsible party did not respond; therefore, did not receive a message regarding the error outcome. Emails should be generated to indicate the outcome of error regarding metrics to allow the responsible party to dispute if need. Errors could be incorrectly counted toward the responsible party metrics causing inaccurate