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Promoting Positive Behaviour

   

Added on  2023-03-21

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Promoting Positive Behaviour

Legislations to restrictive interventions in HSC
• Education and Inspections Act, 2006
• This Act is concerned with education of children in schools.
• The Act of Parliament inspects that proper education is
provided to school going kids.
• The main aim of this act is that children may receive education
and realise their full potential.
• This act applies to each and every school of UK to provide
required education.

Cont.
• Human Rights Act, 1998
• This act states that human have full right to live along their
life.
• This means that people can live without any interference from
others.
• Human Rights Act, 1998 provides that each person is able to
live life with his sole wish.
• The major rights include freedom of thought, rights of
workers', freedom of expression and many more.

Importance of the least restrictive interventions
• Compliance with Law
• Healthcare is required to follow guidelines and rules which are
essential so that proper services can be provided to service
users with much ease.
• Various guidelines enacted by CQC (Care Quality
Commission), NICE (National Institute for Health and Care
Excellence) are to be followed by institutions so that services
may be enhanced

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