inmates who self-injure repetitively and whose ongoing behaviour is posing significant challenges to the institution . 2. CRITICAL RESPONSE AND INCIDENT MANAGEMENT PLAN Purpose: A Critical Response and Incident Management Plan (CRIMP) is a review of an inmate's behaviour subsequent to an incident of self-injury. Responsibility/Timeframes The CRIMP is normally completed within 24 hours of the incident, by a mental health professional, at the institution where the incident occurred. The CRIMP must be completed after every incident of self-injury. An in-person interview of the inmate is required to complete the CRIMP. Content/Details The review includes: reasons for self-injury, level of risk for further self-injury or suicide, level of intervention required, as well as recommendations for further mental health care. The Institutional Head will determine which group will review completed CRIMPs and manage the inmate's case, either the institution's Correctional Intervention Board (CIB) or the Interdisciplinary Mental Health Team (IMHT). As reasons for self-injuring may be different on each occasion, all incidents need to be considered and a CRIMP must be completed in response to each occurrence. In the event that multiple self-injurious situations occur in a 24-hour period, by the same inmate, or when an Interdisciplinary Management Plan is in place, an addendum to the CRIMP can be completed, substituting the need for a CRIMP for each self-injurious situation. In these exceptions, each incident of self-injury must be documented and the situation assessed, in keeping with professional standards. The CRIMP and the inmate's case are reviewed by the CIB/IMHT, at