Restrictive Practice and Human Rights
Association for Real Change NI
This one-day course is aimed at middle and senior managers to explore the key issues from a human rights perspective and will highlight some of the key concepts, practice standards and present research relating to use of restrictive practices.
By the end of the course learners will:
Understand what is meant by restrictive practice.
Understand the provisions of the Human Rights legislation and its impact on restrictive practice.
Understand the context of restrictive practice in different service types i.e Supported Living, Residential Care etc.
Be able to articulate the reasons for eliminating/minimising restrictive practice.
Practice manage the tensions between restrictive practice and risk management through case study.
Practice and share ideas for alternative strategies to restrictive practice.
Lunch and refreshments will be provided
Date and Time
Location
ARC NI
Ash Grove, Wildflower Way
Belfast
BT12 6TA
United Kingdom
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