What should be reported to the safety office after reporting to the supervisor?

Reporting the resolution status to the safety office after informing the supervisor is essential because it provides critical information about the actions taken and the effectiveness of the response to the reported issue. It allows the safety office to track incidents, monitor trends, and implement changes to improve safety protocols. This feedback loop is vital for ongoing risk management and patient safety improvements.

In contrast, daily equipment usage does not typically fall under safety reporting unless there's a specific safety concern related to equipment malfunction. Focusing solely on patient incidents may overlook other important safety issues that require attention. Lastly, the idea of not reporting anything else would impede effective communication and could lead to unresolved safety issues, which contradicts the goals of a proactive safety management system.