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Ethical approaches to physical interventions : volume II : changing the agenda

By: Allen, David.
Contributor(s): McDonnell, Andrew | Jefferson, Alan | et al.
Publisher: Kidderminster BILD 2009Description: xiv, 224 p. : ill. ; 30 cm.ISBN: 9781905218110.Subject(s): INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY | CHALLENGING BEHAVIOUR | PHYSICAL INTERVENTION | STAFF TRAINING | EFFECTIVENESS | SELF INJURIOUS BEHAVIOUR | DEATH | GREAT BRITAIN
Contents:
Section 1: Training in physical intervention 1. The effectiveness of training in physical intervention / Andrew McDonnell 2. Reflections on accreditation / Alan Jefferson 3. Evaluating the risks associated with physical interventions / Alan Martin, Andrew McDonnell, David Leadbetter, et al 4. Physical interventions and family carers / Sarah Hawkins, David Allen, Neil Kaye|Section 2: Controversial topics in behaviour management 5. Mechanical restraint and self-injury in people with intellectual disabilities : an enduring cause for concern / Edwin Jones, David Allen 6. Ethical use of medication to management imminent disturbed/violent behaviour in adults with intellectual disabilities / Shoumitro Deb 7. Seclusion and time out : questioning and defining practice / Sharon Paley 8. Restraint-related deaths : lessons for policy and practice from tragedy? / Brodie Paterson, Patrick Bradley|Section 3: the paradigm shift 9. Prevention is better than reaction : getting our priorities right / David Allen 10. Antecedent interventions for people with intellectual disabilities who present challenging behaviour / Peter Baker 11. Teaching new skills to people with learning disabilities who engage in aggressive behaviour / Gillian Nethell, Mark Squire 12. Restraint reduction / David Leadbetter
Summary: "The topic of physical intervention is still hugely important: the abuse of such interventions features all too regularly in national scandals, and people with intellectual disabilities and other individuals with complex needs are still dying in the UK as a result of the use of inappropriate restraint. Through rigorous analysis of current policies and practices, careful examination of physical interventions and abusive practices, and clear discussion of objectives and needs for the future, this publication offers a major overview of key developments and current best practice in the field." - BOOK JACKET
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"The topic of physical intervention is still hugely important: the abuse of such interventions features all too regularly in national scandals, and people with intellectual disabilities and other individuals with complex needs are still dying in the UK as a result of the use of inappropriate restraint. Through rigorous analysis of current policies and practices, careful examination of physical interventions and abusive practices, and clear discussion of objectives and needs for the future, this publication offers a major overview of key developments and current best practice in the field." - BOOK JACKET

Section 1: Training in physical intervention
1. The effectiveness of training in physical intervention / Andrew McDonnell
2. Reflections on accreditation / Alan Jefferson
3. Evaluating the risks associated with physical interventions / Alan Martin, Andrew McDonnell, David Leadbetter, et al
4. Physical interventions and family carers / Sarah Hawkins, David Allen, Neil Kaye|Section 2: Controversial topics in behaviour management
5. Mechanical restraint and self-injury in people with intellectual disabilities : an enduring cause for concern / Edwin Jones, David Allen
6. Ethical use of medication to management imminent disturbed/violent behaviour in adults with intellectual disabilities / Shoumitro Deb
7. Seclusion and time out : questioning and defining practice / Sharon Paley
8. Restraint-related deaths : lessons for policy and practice from tragedy? / Brodie Paterson, Patrick Bradley|Section 3: the paradigm shift
9. Prevention is better than reaction : getting our priorities right / David Allen
10. Antecedent interventions for people with intellectual disabilities who present challenging behaviour / Peter Baker
11. Teaching new skills to people with learning disabilities who engage in aggressive behaviour / Gillian Nethell, Mark Squire
12. Restraint reduction / David Leadbetter

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This gave me a lot of information I was seeking in response to the new restraint policies and looking for alternatives to restrictive practices.

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