New Minimising Restrictive Practices in Aged Care
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.
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5 Units • 10 Questions
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.
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This resource is part of the Passport modules series
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Last updated17 Apr 2023
Published19 Jan 2022
Due for review29 Apr 2026
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