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Filter Community Notes & Incidents

Written by Rudi Jones

When you have Notes & Incidents for multiple residents in a community, it may be helpful to filter them by type, incident status, or the staff member who created them to find something in particular you're looking for. Managing incident reports effectively is crucial for maintaining a safe and well-organized community. August Health provides tools to view, filter, and analyze incident reports across the community.

How to Filter Notes & Incidents

Step 1:

Navigate to the "Notes & Incidents" tab to see all notes and incidents across your community. This section displays all notes and incidents across the community, not just those tied to a specific resident’s chart.

Step 2:

Select "Filter" in the top right of the screen.

Step 3:

Select as many options as you'd like, including type, incident status, or which staff member created it. You can also use the Open/Closed Status Filters to focus on incidents that are currently open or have been resolved.

For a time filter, click the calendar icon. You can select a specific date range using the calendar or choose from our pre-selected list.

For example, you can set the date range to cover the last 6 months to view logs for an extended period.

Step 3:

After clicking "Filter" or "Apply" in the respective filter, any notes or incidents with any of the selected filters will be displayed.

*To remove the filter and see all notes and incidents again, you can individually remove the filters at the top of the page or select "Filter" and then "Clear All"


View of Notes and Incidents

You can now filter the view of the community-wide Notes and Incidents tab by clicking this button. It will automatically display the filters you currently have selected. Your options include "Date of Event," "Date Created," and "Date Modified." For resident-specific incident details, you can access the resident’s Chart Notes, which provide a comprehensive view of incidents related to that individual. Additionally, for a broader overview of incident trends and patterns, you can use the "Insights" tool, which provides summaries and high-level reporting of incidents.

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