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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Restrictive practices"”.

  1. An exploration of registered mental health nurses (RMNs) perceptions of restrictive practices in forensic men’s medium secure services

    … and others. This entails the use of a range of restrictive measures. However, use of restrictive practices is a prevalent concern impacting not only the recovery of individuals admitted in Men’s Forensic Medium Secure Services but also the wellbeing of the staff members. The purpose of this …

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  2. Autonomy, decision-making, and restrictive practices in daily life: evaluations by people with intellectual disabilities, families, and carers

    Background The United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities emphasises the value of supporting independent decision-making for people with intellectual disabilities (PwID), which should be encouraged by service policies. However, support workers may need to limit freedom of …

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  3. Uncertain surrenders: The coexistence of beauty and menace in the maternal bond and photography

    … children in contemporary culture has introduced restrictive practices and protocols for maternal photographers and threatens to limit the production of images that represent the complexity of the maternal relationship. In this research I acknowledge the ‘mother photographer’ to broaden the scope …

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  4. Reducing the Use of Seclusion and Restraint in Segregated Special Education School Settings Through Implementation of the Collaborative Problem Solving Model

    … settings, was equally effective in reducing restrictive practices in public school settings. Many peer-reviewed, published reports suggest that educators are poorly prepared to manage the extremely challenging behaviors of aggression and non-compliance, which are common in students classified …

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  5. The Uncorrected Self: Identity Negotiation in Juvenile Detention

    … and field observations revealed a highly restrictive, jail-like atmosphere in which detainees' self-expression was severely curtailed. The setting appeared to be designed to ""erase and replace"" youth identities, shaping youth to be silent, polite, even obeisant toward adult authorities. …

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  6. The challenges of digital legacy management on the value of digital objects to older Australians

    … the same considerations as physical assets. Restrictive practices that prevent asset mobility reduce the perceived value of digital objects. Legislative reform may be the answer to correcting this imbalance. A significant part of this study used the findings to develop a model of comparative …

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