mannerofeventrapportage
Manner of eventrapportage, sometimes referred to as manner of event reporting, describes the method and structure used to document incidents, near-misses, and other events within an organization. It focuses on how information is collected, recorded, and shared, with emphasis on accuracy, consistency, and learning rather than assigning blame.
A typical event report includes data elements such as date and time, location, people involved, a narrative
The reporting process usually follows stages such as initiation, validation, investigation, analysis (often including root-cause assessment),
Standards and best practices advocate standardized data fields, taxonomies, and coding to enable reliable aggregation, trend
In summary, manner of eventrapportage provides a framework for documenting and utilizing events to improve safety,