behavior modification or behavior management, except to address Imminent Risk of harm to self or others, or when the property itself is the cause of risk to health and safety. Inhumane treatment, or restricting the right to vote, work, or Restricting Basic Rights hold a religious belief. - Restraints involving excessive force, punching, hitting, head hold. - Prone Restraint, in which the Person is held face down. - Restraints that have the Person lying on the ground or in a bed with a worker on top of the Person, on the back or chest, or straddling or sitting on the torso. - Restraints that restrict breathing or inhibit the digestive system. - Restraints that hyper-extend a joint Certain Physical Restraints - Restraints that put pressure on chest. - Restraints that rely on pain for control. - Restraints that rely on a takedown technique (in which the Person is not supported, allowing for free fall to the floor) or force the Person to his or her knees or hands and knees. - Restraint that involves physical contact covering the face. - Any Restraint face first against a wall, railing or post. - A Restraint or physical intervention which puts the Person off balance not part of a physical restraint program approved by the Department - Totally Enclosed Crib - Camisole or straightjacket - Restraint Chairs - Harnesses - Bed netting - Swaddling, from which the Person cannot remove him or Certain Mechanical Restraints herself. - Swaddling from which the Person can remove him or herself but to which the Person or the guardian Person’s communicates an objection. - Prone Mechanical Restraint in which the person is held face down. Emergency use of Chemical Restraint Any Emergency use of Chemical Restraint When an IST is required under §5.08 and a justification to address the Challenging Behavior without a Behavior Routine use of Emergency Intervention Management Plan has not been approved by the Review Team. 5.07 PROCEDURES FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF POSTIVE SUPPORT PLANS AND BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT PLANS 5.07-1 Review Levels and Review Teams A. There are three different review tiers for Positive Support Plans and Behavior Management Plans, based on the level of restriction proposed.
behavior modification or behavior management, except to address Imminent Risk of harm to self or others, or when the property itself is the cause of risk to health and safety. Restricting Basic Rights Inhumane treatment, or restricting the right to vote, work, or hold a religious belief. Certain Physical Restraints - Restraints involving excessive force, punching, hitting, head hold. - Prone Restraint, in which the Person is held face down. - Restraints that have the Person lying on the ground or in a bed with a worker on top of the Person, on the back or chest, or straddling or sitting on the torso. - Restraints that restrict breathing or inhibit the digestive system. - Restraints that hyper-extend a joint - Restraints that put pressure on chest. - Restraints that rely on pain for control. - Restraints that rely on a takedown technique (in which the Person is not supported, allowing for free fall to the floor) or force the Person to his or her knees or hands and knees. - Restraint that involves physical contact covering the face. - Any Restraint face first against a wall, railing or post. - A Restraint or physical intervention which puts the Person off balance not part of a physical restraint program approved by the Department Certain Mechanical Restraints - Totally Enclosed Crib - Camisole or straightjacket - Restraint Chairs - Harnesses - Bed netting - Swaddling, from which the Person cannot remove him or herself. - Swaddling from which the Person can remove him or herself but to which the Person or the Person’s guardian communicates an objection. - Prone Mechanical Restraint in which the person is held face down. Emergency use of Chemical Restraint Any Emergency use of Chemical Restraint Routine use of Emergency Intervention When an IST is required under §5.08 and a justification to address the Challenging Behavior without a Behavior Management Plan has not been approved by the Review Team. 5.07 PROCEDURES FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF POSTIVE SUPPORT PLANS AND BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT PLANS 5.07-1 Review Levels and Review Teams A. There are three different review tiers for Positive Support Plans and Behavior Management Plans, based on the level of restriction proposed.