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RESTRAINT AND RESTRICTIVE PRACTICES POLICY

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.

interventions in the patients best interests for example whilst sedated in the Critical Care Unit, this policy also provides guidance relating to management in such cases. Physical intervention must only be considered once de-escalation and other strategies have failed to calm the situation. These interventions are management strategies and are not

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