Kindness and especially compassion are at the very heart of the nursing mission on a daily basis.  This training highlights the thin line that separates "the good and the evil".  the mistreatment.  Even a kind gesture can sometimes become  bad treatment if it is poorly evaluated and does not correspond  Not in line with the real needs of the person being treated.  Among these measures, those of last resort such as bracing,  must be supported by evidence-based data regarding the patient’s assessment and  respect for human rights in accordance with the law.  How can we instil a culture of kindness throughout the care team and avoid the pitfalls of abuse? 

This 4-hour webinar is a veritable toolbox for intervening on a daily basis with kindness and compassion.

TARGET AUDIENCE: Nurses and nurses’ assistants, teachers, caregivers, all the stakeholders in the healthcare environment, management staff, PAB and volunteers.

OBJECTIVES:

• Defining what maltreatment is 
• Selecting the best attitudes to prevent maltreatment.
• Identify signs of abuse and intervene promptly.
• Examine the main beliefs regarding the use of contentions. 
• Demonstrate an understanding of the law regarding the application of control measures
• Consider the consequences when using bracing or isolation measures
• Selecting the best care based on the specific problems encountered (problems related to in falls, aggression, agitation and refusal of care)
• Apply substitution measures for evidence-based practice
• Deciding to use a brace as an exceptional, minimal and temporary measure
• Valuing change in care practices based on dignity