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Positive and Proactive care : reducing the need for restrictive interventions Prepared by the Department of Health Title: Positive and Proactive care : reducing the need for restrictive interventions Author: Social care , Local Government and care Partnership Directorate Document Purpose: Policy Publication date: April 2014. Target audience: Executive directors of health and social care provider organisations; service managers, governance leads and executive quality leads in health and social care services; staff working in health and social care services; enforcement and inspection staff; chairs (and members) of local safeguarding adults boards; lecturers and those who deliver professional training and training in PBS and the use restrictive interventions; academic and research staff; people who use services, family members, carers and parents of people receiving services; independent advocates and organisations; police and people working in criminal justice settings; professional regulatory bodies; local authorities; legal representatives; security staff working in health and social care settings; commissioners of health and social care services.
Reducing and managing conlict . Post-incident reviews . Managing unforeseen behaviour that challenges . The safe and ethical use of all forms of restrictive interventions . Where restrictive interventions are not enough . The lawful use of restrictive interventions in respect of people who lack capacity . Good governance . Key approaches to ...
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