Why is incident reporting critical, and what are common pitfalls to avoid?

Why is incident reporting critical, and what are common pitfalls to avoid?

• A. Incident reporting ensures accountability and transparency; common pitfalls include incomplete facts, delay, speculation, and lack of chain-of-evidence.
• B. Incident reporting is optional and rarely useful.
• C. Common pitfalls are over-documentation and excessive chain-of-evidence.
• D. Delays are acceptable, and speculation is encouraged.

Answer: (A)