Unstimulating ward environment
Mental health wards having dreary, unstimulating environments that contribute to patient boredom and impact recovery.
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R100 - Person-centred day activities and supported employment
Trusts, private and 3rd sector care providers must ensure that person-centred day activities (including supported employment where appropriate) should be available and offered to all people with learning disabilities and autistic people. This should be monitored through Trust delivery plans.
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R11 - Meaningful daily activities
Like anyone else, people with learning disabilities and autistic people require a variety of meaningful activities on a daily basis to enhance their quality of life. Every person should have an individualised activity schedule, including leisure activities and skill-building activities, and staff should be trained in ‘active support’ so that they can deliver this.
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BAHA-13 - Segregation and Sight Deprivation
In dealing with segregation, JDP 1-10 should make clear that sight deprivation should not be used as a means of segregating CPErS to prevent them communicating with each other.
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