Unsupervised High-Risk Residents
High-risk residents being left unsupervised, potentially due to insufficient staffing or inadequate alert systems, increasing the risk of harm.
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MAI-55 - Risk-based visitor restrictions for radicalising prisoners
I recommend that the Home Office consider introducing a system based on a robust assessment of the risk a prisoner poses for radicalisation of others. This system should allow for proportionate restrictions to be applied to visitors to that person. Controls such as prohibiting vulnerable visitors where justified or ensuring conversations are supervised should be among the options...
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1 - CCTV and monitoring
All cots and incubators in all neonatal units should be fitted with baby monitors (in-cot cameras with livestreaming video), so that parents can observe their baby remotely at any time. The funding for this should be centrally managed and ring-fenced, to ensure consistency and implementation across all neonatal units at speed. By 31 March 2027, NHS England should...
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