Promoting Positive Behavior: Legislation in Health and Social Care

This report discusses legislations related to restrictive interventions in health and social care, focusing on promoting positive behavior. It highlights key legislations such as the Criminal Law 1967, Common Law, Education and Inspection Act 2006, Human Rights Act 1998, and the Mental Health Act 1983. The report emphasizes the importance of implementing the least restrictive intervention while complying with the law to minimize risks and maintain effective working relationships. It also addresses the need for safeguards in restrictive physical interventions, the policy to prevent excessive force, and various challenging behaviors encountered in health and social care settings, including injuries, aggression, verbal difficulties, stereotypes, criminal offenses, and accidents.

PROMOTE POSITIVE
BEHAVIOUR

Legislations in relation with restrictive
intervention in Health and Social care
In order to maintain relations, restrictive intervention in Health and
Social Care has been promoted to work in systematic manner.
Following legislations are implemented in the business:
•Criminal Law 1967
•Common Law
•Education and Inspection Act 2006
•Human right act 1998
•Mental Health Act 1983

Process of implementing the least
restrictive intervention
With respect to implement the process of the least restrictive
intervention, compliance with law are determined.
It assists in minimising risk to the person who display challenging
behaviour.
It helps to maintain effective working relationship with service
sector in the particular incident.

Why safeguards must be place
With respect to look towards the case of the restrictive physical
intervention, many safeguard practices need to be implemented.
This is helpful strategy to deal with patients. For instance, patient
restricted to do physically exercise which is actually not done.
Policy of prevent excessive use of the force used to protect patient.

Types of challenging behaviours
Health and Social Care is the main sector which deal in several
kinds of challenges. They need to promote outcomes for different
patients in the health care. Following are certain challenging
behaviour that exist:
•Due to any personal problem and accident, person face injured.
•Person also aggressive in the physical consideration.
•Person is not verbally good.

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• Person could be stereotype attitude.
• Certain criminal offence case also occurs such as theft which
could be impact on the behavioural aspect of a person.
• Accident also take place which impact that person react in
another way.

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