Managing risk - positive risk taking & minimising restraint
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This event explores the delicate balance of our duty of care to protect people from harm and enabling people to take risks and do everyday things which are important to them.
During this event participants will explore restraint and risk and consider the link between the two. This will be considered alongside the key legislation relevant to restraint. You will consider things which are important for ensuring the safety of individuals and things which are important to enhancing quality of life and look at achieving a balance of the two with the use of a four step framework for positive risk taking.
By the end of the session partcipants should;
o Have a greater understanding of restraints, risk and the
links between the two.
o Understand the need to balance safety and quality of life.
o Understand and be able to implement the four step
framework to positive risk taking.
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Further Details
This event supports organisations to develop positive approaches to risk rather than defensive ones. Defensive approaches are often developed to protect reputation and prevent potential litigation and have a negative impact on the lives of individuals.
Implementing a positive risk taking framework enables people to do the things which are important to them and can significantly improve the quality of life of individuals and constitutes best practice in terms of promoting dignity,autonomy, and respect.
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