Incident reporting: the bureau investigation
Mains, P.
Journal of Healthcare Protection Management Publication of the International Association for Hospital Security 31(1): 106-110
2015
ISSN/ISBN: 0891-7930 PMID: 26647506 Document Number: 681716
The Bureau Investigation (BI) is a type of report that lends itself to the internal complaints often generated within a bureaucracy, the author reports, and ranges from discourtesy complaints on a single shift or a single officer to the more complex, sensitive inquiries called for by the senior administration. In this article he explores the many facets of the BI which must be mastered.
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