Transcription of RESTRAINT AND RESTRICTIVE PRACTICES POLICY
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Title: RESTRAINT AND RESTRICTIVE PRACTICES POLICY Version: Issued: November 2019 Page 1 of 34 RESTRAINT AND RESTRICTIVE PRACTICES POLICY POLICY Reference CPG-TW-R&RPP Approving Body Safeguarding Steering Group Date Approved October 2019 (virtual) Issue Date 4th November 2019 Version Summary of Changes from Previous Version There has been a full re write of this POLICY to align to national guidance and service developments Supersedes CPG-TW-ResP, RESTRICTIVE PRACTICES for Adult Patients POLICY , Issued March 2019 to Review Date October 2019 CPG-TW-H&RCUHI, Holding and Restraining Children Undergoing Health Interventions Guideline, , Issued 30th January 2019 to Review Date October 2019 Document Category Clinical Consultation Undertaken Nursing, Midwifery and AHP services Nursing, Midwifery and AHP Board Bronze.
Principles: Positive and Proactive Care states that: “The legal and ethical basis for organisations to allow their staff to use restrictive interventions as a last resort is founded on eight overarching principles”. These are: Restrictive interventions must never be used to punish or for the sole intention of inflicting
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