Observation
Misc
Documentation
Definitions
100

This restraint requires constant observation of the resident

What is Physical Restraint?

100

tracking the patient's behaviour to identify potential contributing reasons for behaviour

What is Behaviour Mapping?

100

This must clearly demonstrate that restraint use was a last resort and not used for staff convenience or discipline

What is documentation of attempted and ineffective alternatives?

100

this means any measure used to limit the activity or control a client's behaviour or a portion of their body

what does restraint mean?

200

Can be increased if patient safety is a factor

What is frequency of observation?

200

this type of restraint requires monitoring not only for effectiveness, but also for adverse effects such as sedation, delirium, or decreased mobility

What is a pharmacological restraint?

200

Screened on admission and with any new behaviour

What is VAST screening?

200

This is excluded from a restraint type in continuing care settings

what is a secure space?

300

15 mins post administration, when the medication is expected to reach peak onset and then every four hours for 24 hours.

What is requirement for vital signs monitoring following the initial (first) dose of the medication?

300

Clients receiving antipsychotics as pharmacological restraint must receive it on a monthly basis

What is a medication review?

300

date, time and type

What must be included in the order?

300

Medication prescribed with the intent to control behaviours, actions, and/or restrict freedom of movement, but for which the purpose in the situation is not to treat psychiatric condition

what is an antipsychotic medication?

400

every 15 to 30 mins at minimum util clinically stable

What is observation frequency during initial use of mechanical restraint?

400

Cannot be initiated or used without an order

What is Pharmacological Restraint?

400

no longer than 72 hours

When does an order need to be obtained for non-pharmacological restraint?

400

This must be documented in the health record with any restraint use

What is Consent?

500

falls, dizziness, drowsiness, confusion, dellirim, movement, non-movement side effects

What are the adverse effects of the pharmacological restraints?

500

weekly for a minimum of one 1 month, a minimum of monthly thereafter

What is re-assessment frequency for non-pharmacological restraint (ongoing)

500

Behaviour mapping

What is documentation following initial dose of or a change in dose or frequency of a pharmacological restraint

500

The true source of information regarding Restraints

What is Restraint as a Last Resort policy and procedure?