and the Royal College of Psychiatry; key performance indicators are relevant measures of quality and performance 39 On-going review 15-16 To ensure principle of least No First Lead Clinician including literature Healthcare restraint search, relationship building and Post-Incident and support of Nottinghamshire NHS To safeguard service users and Reviews (hereafter PIRs) introduced as Healthcare NHS Foundation staff outlined below: Foundation Trust All ward management teams in both the Trust’s Force City and County North have been visited ‘No First’ programme and introduced to the project and around restraint specifically the PIR formulation and process. Ward teams are currently identifying NFF champions for each ward. Introduction of the No Force First Project has been made to both the up to ‘Sign Safety’ Blanket restriction Group and the Violence Reduction group, with further visits to the Ideal ward round Involvement group, the Rosewood Involvement Group and the No Force First Film Group. Currently 13 PIRs have been offered with 7 completed and fed back to the various ward teams Underpinning all of the above work is the week by week analysis of Incident reports to identify when hands on restraint has occurred and to identify opportunities for Post-incident reviews, this includes analysis of all incidents and work
and the Royal College of Psychiatry; key performance indicators are relevant measures of quality and performance 39 On-going review and support of Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust’s ‘No Force First’ programme around restraint 15-16 Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust To ensure principle of least restraint To safeguard service users and staff No First Lead Clinician including literature search, relationship building and Post-Incident Reviews (hereafter PIRs) introduced as outlined below: All ward management teams in both the City and County North have been visited and introduced to the project and specifically the PIR formulation and process. Ward teams are currently identifying NFF champions for each ward. Introduction of the No Force First Project has been made to both the ‘Sign up to Safety’ Blanket restriction Group and the Violence Reduction group, with further visits to the Ideal ward round Involvement group, the Rosewood Involvement Group and the No Force First Film Group. Currently 13 PIRs have been offered with 7 completed and fed back to the various ward teams Underpinning all of the above work is the week by week analysis of Incident reports to identify when hands on restraint has occurred and to identify opportunities for Post-incident reviews, this includes analysis of all incidents and work
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