I received a question recently about whether it would be okay for a team of staff to lift a child by the legs and arms and carry them out of a classroom under restraint. I tried my best to be brief in my advice in this video! https://www.facebook.com/dynamisinsight/videos/1603827323049390/ https://www.facebook.com/652235334875265/posts/1603827323049390
Question: Is it okay to lift or carry a child who is being restrained from one location to another? www.positivehandling.co.uk RISKS There are many issues to be considered as the risks are very significant, for example: – violence injury to staff during a lift or carry – musculoskeletal injury to staff during a lift or carry
A video introducing our training programme for Secure Escort teams working in Mental Health patient transport services. https://www.facebook.com/dynamisinsight/videos/1603740236391432/ https://www.facebook.com/652235334875265/posts/1603740236391432
‘Runners’ – Thirsk schoolboys found after climbing fence http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-43974818 Two boys, aged four or five, climbed a fence and safely walked to their grandmother’s house. https://www.facebook.com/652235334875265/posts/1597885530310236
The JCI just issued Seven Steps to Manage Workplace Violence in Healthcare. Physical and verbal violence against health care workers is a worldwide problem and this week it was addressed by one of the largest accreditation bodies who survey and inspect hospitals against quality standards, suggesting that violence management will now become a priority for
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