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AI-powered incident classification for developmental disabilities compliance. Built on OAC 5123-17-02 effective July 1, 2025.

19
MUI Types
3
Categories
July 1
2025 Rule
Incident Details
What happened
Describe who was involved, what occurred, when, where, and any relevant background. Include any staff actions taken during or after the incident.

Under 21 — additional requirement: If this incident involves abuse or neglect, a mandatory report to the local public children services agency is required. The classification output will flag this.

Physical Intervention / Restraint
Critical for Classification
Why this is asked separately

A physical intervention by staff — even one intended to protect the individual — may constitute an unapproved behavioral support MUI under OAC 5123-17-02 and OAC 5123-2-06, independent of whether the underlying incident meets MUI criteria. This is one of the most commonly missed classification pathways.

Individual's Condition
Medical Evaluation
Why this matters

A medical clearance from a nurse or physician is a significant factor in classification. If on-site medical staff evaluated the individual and found no significant findings, that directly affects whether MUI criteria are met for injury-based incident types.

Notifications & Context
Regulatory Reference

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Classification & Definitions
Reporting & Timelines
Special Populations & Situations
Category Quick Reference
Category A
Administrative Investigation
Initiate within 24 hours
Category B
Administrative Investigation
Initiate within 3 working days
Category C
Administrative Review
Appendix C, D, or E required