Form DCYF 15-941 at a glance
What it is: Child Care Injury/Incident Report: a provider must also complete this incident report, in addition to reporting incidents and injuries to the department by phone or email.
Where and when to file: A provider must submit this incident report within 24-hours. A provider must submit this incident report to DCYF.
A filled-in Form DCYF 15-941 example: a fall outdoors with 911 called

How to fill out Form DCYF 15-941, box by box
Child's Name, Provider Name and Provider ID
Child's Age, Date of Incident, Time of Incident and Incident Occurred
Staff present and treatment provided
Situation that required an emergency response from
Situations that may put children at risk
Serious injury to a child in care

Check All That Apply for serious injury to a child in care: Severe bleeding, One or more fractured/broken bones, Choking or serious unexpected breathing problems, Severe neck/head injury, Sudden unconsciousness, Dangerous chemicals in eyes, on skin, or ingested, Near drowning, Shock or acute confused state, Severe burn requiring professional medical care, Poisoning, Overdose of chemical substance or Injury resulting in overnight hospital stay.
Brief description of the injury/incident
Parent/Guardian Contacted and Licensor Contacted
Parent/Guardian Signature and Licensee/Staff Signature
Common questions about Form DCYF 15-941
Is there a deadline?
A provider must submit this incident report within 24-hours.
Where do I file it?
A provider must submit this incident report to DCYF.
Sources
[1] Form DCYF 15-941 (REV. 01/2023), Child Care Injury/Incident Report, Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families (the Official source link on this page).









