An occurrence report is created for which type of event?

An occurrence report is specifically designed to document unexpected events that deviate from the norm of healthcare operations. These can include incidents such as medication errors, patient falls, or any other circumstances that may place patients or staff at risk. The purpose of these reports is to analyze the incident, enhance safety protocols, and ultimately improve the quality of care provided.

In contrast, routine maintenance, annual performance reviews, and scheduled patient visits are part of regular operations that do not require documentation through an occurrence report, as they do not indicate an issue or risk that needs to be addressed. The focus of an occurrence report is solely on unexpected and adverse events, making option B the most appropriate choice.