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One of the aims of PBS Champion software is to reduce the use of restrictive practices, through auditing their useage. However, attitudes to use of restrictive interventions are likely to have an impact on their frequency of use. How do you assess these attitudes in your organisation? Find out more about PBS Champion https://lnkd.in/eBCShwri Get in touch for a free demo at pbschampion@redstonepbs.co.uk #pbs #pbschampion #pbssoftware #caresoftware #positivebehavioursupport #pbstraining
One of the aims of PBS Champion software is that organisations are able to get a baseline of their use of all restrictive practices, with the aim of reducing them. A recent article collating research evidence on reducing restrictive practices highlighted that while PBS is aimed at reducing behaviours of concern, it may not be sufficient in reducing restrictive practices. This makes a lot of sense because while PBS should influence the culture of a service or organisation in terms of values, there may still be attitudes around restrictive practices that lead to their greater or lesser use. This led to us thinking about how to assess attitudes to restrictive practices, by which we mean all types of restrictions not just physical interventions. How do you assess attitudes to restrictive practices in your organisation? Reference: Cuskelly, M., & Crates, N. (2024). Research to reduce the use of restrictive practices: a response to recommendation 6.38 of the Disability Royal Commission. Research and Practice in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, 1–17. Find out more about PBS Champion Software https://lnkd.in/eBCShwri Get in touch for a free demo at pbschampion@redstonepbs.co.uk #PBS #positivebehavioursupport #pbschampion #caresoftware
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Some thoughts on attitudes to restrictive practices in staff and at an organisational level and how these attitudes influence frequency of use. I'd be really interested to find out if anyone has assessed staff attitudes in their organisation and any following actions to reduce restrictive practices #pbs #pbstraining #caresoftware
One of the aims of PBS Champion software is that organisations are able to get a baseline of their use of all restrictive practices, with the aim of reducing them. A recent article collating research evidence on reducing restrictive practices highlighted that while PBS is aimed at reducing behaviours of concern, it may not be sufficient in reducing restrictive practices. This makes a lot of sense because while PBS should influence the culture of a service or organisation in terms of values, there may still be attitudes around restrictive practices that lead to their greater or lesser use. This led to us thinking about how to assess attitudes to restrictive practices, by which we mean all types of restrictions not just physical interventions. How do you assess attitudes to restrictive practices in your organisation? Reference: Cuskelly, M., & Crates, N. (2024). Research to reduce the use of restrictive practices: a response to recommendation 6.38 of the Disability Royal Commission. Research and Practice in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, 1–17. Find out more about PBS Champion Software https://lnkd.in/eBCShwri Get in touch for a free demo at pbschampion@redstonepbs.co.uk #PBS #positivebehavioursupport #pbschampion #caresoftware
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