RRN Training Standards - Key Questions Answered

    Guide aims to support implementation of the restraint training standards

      • Sector News
    • 06.02.22

    ​The Restraint Reduction Network (RRN) and Bild Association of Certified Training (BILDACT) have published a useful guide that seeks to answer key questions on the RRN Training Standards.

    April the 1st 2019 saw the launch of the standards, which are designed to protect fundamental human rights and promote person-centred and therapeutic approaches to supporting people when distressed across the education, health and social care sectors, in the UK and internationally.

    Maybo was one of the first five organisations to achieve Bild Certification, which means we play an important role supporting organisations to achieve BildACT affiliate status, in line with the RRN Training Standards.

    The standards aim to facilitate culture change and exist to:

    • Improve the quality of life of those being restrained and those supporting them
    • Reduce reliance on restrictive practices by promoting positive culture and focuses on prevention, de-escalation and reflective practice
    • Increase understanding of the root causes of behaviour and recognition that many behaviours are the result of distress due to unmet needs
    • Ensure the safest and most dignified use of restrictive interventions, including physical restraint

    BildACT.org: Restraint Reduction Network Training Standards 

     

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