What information is NOT required to be included in the documentation of an evacuation drill?

The documentation of an evacuation drill is essential for assessing safety protocols and emergency preparedness in nursing care institutions. When documenting such drills, specific information helps ensure that all procedures are followed and that the facility can improve over time.

In this context, a record of staff attendance is not a required element in the evacuation drill documentation. The focus of the documentation is primarily on the effectiveness of the drill and the facility's ability to safely evacuate residents. Therefore, it is more critical to record metrics such as the date and time of the drill, lists of residents needing assistance, and any recommendations for improvement that come from the drill feedback. The absence of a requirement for staff attendance helps streamline the documentation process, focusing more on the outcomes of the drill rather than the participation records of individual staff members.

This approach emphasizes the importance of understanding and enhancing the evacuation procedures rather than merely tracking who was present during the drill, allowing facilities to concentrate on improving safety and compliance with regulations.