Standard 2.1.1: Restraint minimisation FA Policies and procedures meet the requirements of the restraint minimisation and safe practice standards and provide guidance on the Services demonstrate that the use of restraint is actively safe use of both restraints and enablers. The clinical manager is the minimised. restraint coordinator and provides relevant education and information when this is required. During the she demonstrated a sound understanding of the organisation’s policies, procedures and practice and was familiar with her responsibilities. There were no residents using an enabler or a restraint on the two days of audit and there is no evidence of the use of a restraint, or an enabler since the last audit. Restraint would reportedly only be used as a last resort when all alternatives had been explored. It is maintained as a topic on the quality and risk meeting agenda to ensure it is not overlooked.
Standard 2.1.1: Restraint minimisation Services demonstrate that the use of restraint is actively minimised. FA Policies and procedures meet the requirements of the restraint minimisation and safe practice standards and provide guidance on the safe use of both restraints and enablers. The clinical manager is the restraint coordinator and provides relevant education and information when this is required. During the she demonstrated a sound understanding of the organisation’s policies, procedures and practice and was familiar with her responsibilities. There were no residents using an enabler or a restraint on the two days of audit and there is no evidence of the use of a restraint, or an enabler since the last audit. Restraint would reportedly only be used as a last resort when all alternatives had been explored. It is maintained as a topic on the quality and risk meeting agenda to ensure it is not overlooked.
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