by dynamistraining | Monday, July 15, 2019 | Care Home Risks, Dementia Care, Elderly Mentally Infirm EMI, non-escalation, safe holding, Verbal Defense and Influence
Splish, Splash, Splosh – I just got Boshed! Care assistants and caregivers consistently find that bathing is one of those flashpoints that they have in terms of conflict and combative behavior with elderly residents in care, particularly those who may be...
by dynamistraining | Monday, January 28, 2019 | Care Home Risks, Client Feedback, Dementia Care, Elderly Mentally Infirm EMI, non-escalation
How to Stay Safe and Keep your Clients Safe when working with Distressed Behaviours Our client for this ongoing training Safe Caring support package is a mid-sized care provider based in the south of England. The organisation has multiple sites and supports...
by dynamistraining | Thursday, November 8, 2018 | Care Home Risks, Dementia Care, Elderly Mentally Infirm EMI, Personal Safety, Physical Interventions, safe holding
“Trainer was excellent and professional and made the course enjoyable – was presented very well for all staff. Extremely likely to recommend to any colleagues looking for this training” –> Home Manager (RMN), Silverdale Nursing Home,...
by dynamistraining | Tuesday, October 3, 2017 | Care Home Risks, Dementia Care, Elderly Mentally Infirm EMI, Least Restrictive Option, non-escalation
Creative approaches to understanding behaviour in Dementia Care We often show this clip in our dementia-related challenging behaviour courses in care settings. Most recently Gerard worked with a team of escort staff who are sometimes tasked with transporting elderly...
by dynamistraining | Monday, February 6, 2017 | Breakaway Skills, Care Home Risks, Dementia Care, Elderly Mentally Infirm EMI, Legal Court Case, mental health unit, Personal Safety, PMVA Training
Breakaway Training mentioned in Dementia Care Home Assault Case A 75-year-old resident in a care home suffered from dementia and since arriving at the home four months before the assault, he had committed 13 acts of aggression and at least 5 attempts at serious acts...
by dynamistraining | Wednesday, July 6, 2016 | Care Home Risks, Control and Restraint, Hospital Security and Conflict, mental health unit, Physical Interventions, Positive Handling, restraint positional asphyxia, Sudden death during restraint, Training Design
The technique being demonstrated in the picture accompanying this post is promoted as a way for controlling violent patients in a hospital setting. Unfortunately, it is potentially a deadly restraint and its use might go far beyond control and extend to culpable...
