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Duration - 1 day |
This course is becoming
increasingly popular for staff working in a multitude of
care settings. Although once considered suitable for mental
health establishments, this course has been provided for
staff working in areas such as A&E, Health care of the
elderly, lone community workers and also for front line
staff working in Community Care settings such as health
centres and general practices. Please note that delegates
will need to complete a health questionnaire prior to
undertaking the practical element of the session.
Course Overview
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What is violence /
aggression?
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Why do people respond aggressively?
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Recognising the signs of aggression
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Different methods / models for dealing with a conflict
situation
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The Legal Position - 'Reasonable Force'
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Policy procedures and risk assessment
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Caring for the individual
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Safety and working alone
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Psychological and Physical Manoeuvres for de-escalation
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Use of positive / negative language
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Use of control of space
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Breaks and Escapes
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