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Reducing and ultimately eliminating the use of restrictive practices (restraint, seclusion, segregation) is essential if we want to have person-centred, trauma-informed care. This course will look at current practices, options, and offer a way forward in line with recommended practices.

Module 1
Restrictive Practices
Module 2
Legal & Ethical Issues
Module 3
Proactive Approaches to Reduce Use
Module 4
Risk & Safe Practice
Module 5
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Restrictive practices limit a person's movement, choice or freedom. UK care training covers restraint, restrictions, legal requirements, risks and safer alternatives.
Restrictive practices can include physical, mechanical, environmental and medication-based restrictions. UK restrictive practices training explains their use and safeguards.
Restrictions should only be used when lawful, necessary and proportionate, with the least restrictive option considered. UK care training covers legal and ethical principles.
Restraint can cause physical harm, distress and loss of dignity. Restrictive practices training covers risk assessment, safe use and proactive approaches to reduce restraint.
Person-centred care, proactive support, risk assessment and understanding triggers can help reduce restrictions. UK care home training explores safer, least restrictive approaches.