One major NHS Trust has apparently stated that “they do not teach any physical disengagement or restraint to any clinical staff“, because “we rely on common law self-defence, CLA and CJIA” and “if a member of staff is injured, it will be cheaper to pay them off than it is to train all staff” I look forward to your responses and feel free to share!
Best Regards
Mark Dawes
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