Hi Everyone, Phil Moore (AKA ‘Father Phil), has asked me if I would put the following up for him. Many of you will know Phil. He is a good guy and has been in the NFPS family for many years. This is a genuine heartfelt offer from him to you all – and one day he will become ‘Phil The Bish’. Oh, … Read more
Warning: The story you tell yourself inside your head can be sabotaging your future and your health.
As you know I have been putting out risk assessment information relating to Covid 19 and Physical Restraint in lieu of anything that may or may not be forthcoming from Public Health England and you can access that resource on our website if you haven’t done so already.
A private hospital is allegedly threatening to discipline nurses who are refusing to treat covid 19 patients because they don’t have
I have had a call this week and during that call the person told me that a representative from a training company has allegedly told them that they are the only NHS Approved Training Provider who are approved to deliver Restraint Training to the NHS.
No, I’m not making it up!
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In this current Covid-19 pandemic the scientific advice from all of the experts is to stay at home and only go out for essential food and medicine.
The virus can only spread if it is passed on from one infected person to another.
Following on from the recent videos posts that I have out regarding Covid-19 and Restraint Risk Assessment, as well as the other posts I’ve done with Trevel Henry on this issue, I thought I’d share this video with you.
Trevel Henry is a good friend and a very experience Expert Witness on the use of force as well having been a trainer for many years now.
In this video we discuss the issues relating to the use of physical restraint in the current pandemic situation in an open and frank way.
Restraint and Covoid-19 Risk Assessment – Please Share and Help Me Save a Life I don’t know if you are aware but I have put together a risk assessment to help staff who are still at work, especially those staff who may be expected to physically control and restrain someone who may become violent, and as a result are exposing … Read more
Below the video is some correspondence that I have received from someone regarding running restraint (pmva) training courses during this covid19 pandemic. My response to that is below their communication and directly below is a video because this is so important.
