Regulated Restrictive Practices
"Why can't we just stop the behaviour?" It's a question that comes up often when people first learn about... Read more.
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"Why can't we just stop the behaviour?" It's a question that comes up often when people first learn about... Read more.
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“But it’s our duty of care.” It’s something we hear a lot in disability support, and duty of care is obviously incredibly important... Read more.
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Chemical restraint is probably one of the restrictive practices I come across most often, but it is also one of the easiest to misunderstand... Read more.
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Environmental restraint is one of those restrictive practices that can be surprisingly easy to miss because, on the surface, it can look like an ordinary household rule or safety measure... Read more.
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Mechanical restraint can be one of the trickier restrictive practices to identify because the equipment itself does not always tell us what is happening... Read more.
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Physical restraint is one of those restrictive practices where the details really matter... Read more.
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Seclusion is one of those restrictive practices that can be misunderstood because people often picture a locked room.
In reality, the door does not have to be locked. What...
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