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Due to errors on the 329 Rapid Tranquilisation it has been decided that this course will no longer be available to be accessed
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Junior Doctor Rotation List - April 2022 Junior Doctor Induction Programme - April 2022 Group List - April 2022 Junior Doctor Induction Powerpoint Scheduled…
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The Trust’s Information Governance Team has been awarded ‘Information Governance Team of the Year’ as part of the 2021 Information Governance Awards organised by the National…
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You’ll all be aware there is increasing pressure on hospitals and NHS services, which has intensified in recent days with concerns over the Omicron variant. We’re asking all services to…
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The primary goal of healthcare is to benefit patients, by restoring or maintaining their health, and cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a prime example of a potentially life-saving intervention.…
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The Apprenticeship Team are excited to share news of the newly approved Level 3 Community Health and Wellbeing Worker apprenticeship standard.
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The UK Resuscitation Council Paediatric Immediate Life Support (PILS) course was launched in 2007. It was developed in response to a demand from healthcare professionals who may have to act as first…
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The situation in Ukraine will be on a lot of people's minds. Many of us will be worried about friends and family in the country now. If you have family and friends in Ukraine, or are impacted by…
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Kindness and compassion are at the heart of the NHS, so it is no surprise that so many colleagues are looking at what the NHS can do to help, and what contribution each of us can make to the response.…
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SD11 Rapid Tranquillisation
rapid tranquilisation policy
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MMD-PROC-040 - Rapid Tranquilisation Procedure
This policy and procedure are based on the belief that rapid pharmaceutical tranquillisation can be used to calm a service user, and reduce the risk of violence and harm by avoidance of prolonged physical intervention. To provide clinicians with an up to date evidenced based approach for the use of rapid tranquillisation (Mid Mersey Division).
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SD12: MM23 Rapid Tranquilisation
Rapid Tranquilisation procedure for the Secure and Local Divisions only
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SD48: Reducing Restrictive Practice
Restrictive practices are any type of support or practice that limits the rights, freedom, or movement of a person within services. Restrictive interventions are ways staff may intervene in crisis situations to prevent harm e.g. physical restraint, seclusion, long term segregation, supportive observations, rapid tranquilisation. This Policy will guide staff to ensure that the Trust and its workforce provide compassionate, trauma- informed and recovery focused individual care to the people who use our services in the safest and least restrictive manner.
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Rapid Tranquilisation Policy
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SD11- RT01 Equivalent dosage chart for Haloperidol administration
Haloperidol Administration Oral & Intramuscular Equivalent Doses