Restrictive Practices
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Recommendations in This Theme
recommendation across 1 inquiry
Across 1 inquiry
Tagged Recommendations
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R28
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Muckamore Abbey Inquiry
Restraint Reduction Network principles
The Restraint Reduction Network identifies six principles to avoid the use of restrictive practice. While there is evidence that some Trusts have adopted these principles, further action is needed to …
Health and Social Care N…
Northern Ireland Executi…
R29
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Muckamore Abbey Inquiry
Psychology input to reduce restrictive practices
All facilities providing residential services for people with learning disabilities and autistic people should provide sufficient psychology input for each patient, to obviate the need for restrictive practices in all …
Health and Social Care N…
Northern Ireland Executi…
R32
No response yet
Muckamore Abbey Inquiry
Balanced performance measures including restrictive practices
HSCTs should implement a comprehensive set of balanced performance measures across all services for people with learning disabilities, including those commissioned from third-party providers. These measures should include: Trends in …
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Northern Ireland Executi…
R35
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Muckamore Abbey Inquiry
Inpatient facilities on risk register
Given the elevated risk of inappropriate use of restrictive practices with individuals with learning disabilities and/or autistic people, BHSCT and all HSCTs should automatically place any inpatient facility or facility …
Health and Social Care N…
Northern Ireland Executi…
R37
No response yet
Muckamore Abbey Inquiry
Human rights-based restrictive practices training
Education and training on the use of restrictive practices should be grounded in human rights principles and the dedicated human rights specialist appointed in accordance with Recommendation 21 (R21) should …
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