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Ausmed Passport is available to employers so they can quickly validate an employee's core training requirements and get them caring for clients faster.

Aged care workers have a legal and ethical responsibility to ensure clients are not subjected to restrictive practices, unless absolutely necessary. Find out more in this interactive module on minimising restrictive practice in aged care.

Content

5 Video Units • 10 Questions

Pre-reflection

1 Question

Introduction

1 Question

Types of Restrictive Practices in Aged Care

2 Questions

Lawful Use of Restrictive Practice

3 Questions

Alternative Strategies to Minimise Restrictive Practice

2 Questions

Conclusion

Post-reflection

1 Question

What you'll learn:

Define restrictive practice.

Identify various forms of restrictive practices.

Understand the legal requirements for the use of any restrictive practice.

Discover alternative interventions to restrictive practices to minimise their use.

Who it's for:

All healthcare professionals and staff working in aged care.

Topics

Aged Care Training Passport

This resource is part of the Ausmed Passport™ series.

Part of these skill tracks

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Minimising Restrictive Practices in Aged Care: Rules and Regulations

Bed Rail Assessment and Safety in Aged Care

Alternative Strategies to Restrictive Practices in Aged Care

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Linda Starr

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Timeline

This resource will be updated or unpublished after the due for review date.

Last updated30 Apr 2024

Published19 Jan 2022

Due for review29 Apr 2025

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