Kindness and above all good treatment are at the very heart of the nursing mission on a daily basis.  This training highlights the thin line between ¨la bien et  mal traitance¨.  Even a kind gesture can sometimes become  mistreatment if it is incorrectly assessed and does not correspond  not to the real needs of the person being treated.  These include last-resort measures such as restraint,  must be supported by evidence-based patient assessment, and in  respect for human rights in accordance with the law.  How can we establish a culture of good treatment throughout the care team and avoid the pitfalls of abuse? 

This 4-hour webinar is a veritable treasure chest of tools to help you intervene on a daily basis with kindness and benevolence.

TARGET GROUPS: Nurses, nursing assistants, teachers, orderlies, all caregivers, supervisory staff, PABs and volunteers.

OBJECTIVES :

• Defining abuse 
• Select the best attitudes to prevent abuse.
• Identify signs of abuse and intervene promptly.
• Examine the main beliefs concerning the use of restraints. 
• Demonstrate understanding of the law regarding the application of control measures
• Anticipate the consequences of using restraint or isolation measures
• Select the best care according to the specific problems encountered (problems related to to falls, aggressiveness, agitation and refusal of care)
• Applying alternative measures for evidence-based practice
• Decide to use restraint as an exceptional, minimal and temporary measure
• Valuing change in the practice of dignity-based care