Below you’ll find keynote and workshop presentations from the CPI European Conference 2014: Organisational Approaches to Restraint Reduction, held 26th – 27th June 2014.
Check out photos from the conference on our Google+ page.
Keynote Presentations
Positive and Safe
Dave Atkinson, Lead on Department of Health’s Positive and Safe GuidanceWatch the presentation on YouTube |
A force free future — An impossible dream?
Ian Hulatt, Mental Health Policy Advisor, RCNWatch the presentation on YouTube |
A positive and proactive workforce — Guidance for commissioners and employers seeking to minimise the use of restrictive practices
Jim Thomas and Marie Lovell, Skills for CareWatch the presentation on YouTube |
Meeting needs and reducing distress — Guidance on the prevention and management of clinically related challenging behaviour in NHS settings
Andrew Masterman, NHS ProtectWatch the presentation on YouTube |
Listening to experience, reduce restraint
Paul Farmer, Chief Executive, MindWatch the presentation on YouTube |
Safewards — making wards more peaceful places
Professor Len Bowers, Kings College LondonWatch the presentation on YouTube |
Tackling challenging behaviour in Irish children detention schools
Tony O’Donovan, Irish Youth Justice ServiceWatch the presentation on YouTube |
Working towards mandatory accreditation of training provision
Phil Howell, BILDWatch the presentation on YouTube |
Workshop Presentations
Contain, not restrain — de-escalating police responses to psychiatric emergency
Michael Brown, Mental Health Cop |
Implement national drives to ensure patient centred care
Craig Smith and Susan Burns, Black Country NHS Foundation Trust |
How positive behaviour support can reduce the use of restraint
Joanne Coulson, National Autistic Society |
Restraint — Effects on service users and their families
Jim Thomas & Marie Lovell, Skills for Care |
Hard choices, unheard voices — physical interventions in mental health in-patient settings
Dave King, Humber NHS Foundation Trust |
The Legal Use of Control and Restraint (Handout)
Kate Hill, InPractice Training & Radcliffes LeBrasseur Solicitors |
Moving to MAPA® in a school setting
Cambian Group |
The Finnish perspective on behaviour management and MAPA®
Aulikki Yliniva & Sirpa Tolli, Laurea University of Applied Science, Finland |
How nurture groups can help manage children’s behaviour
Angi Franklin, Nurture Group Network |
Close contact care and emotional needs of patients
Minco Ruiter, Inforsa, The Netherlands |
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