Restraints

Read: Calif. School Where Student with Autism Died Violated State Laws

Calif. School Where Student with Autism Died Violated State Laws

The 13-year-old died two days after he lost consciousness while being physically restrained by a staff member at Guiding Hands School.

Read: The 15 Most Common Types of Hospital Security Officer Training

The 15 Most Common Types of Hospital Security Officer Training

Eight of the 15 hospital security officer training categories decreased in prevalence compared to four years ago.

Read: How to Manage Students With Behavioral Issues

How to Manage Students With Behavioral Issues

Expanding your discipline policies to cover both the classroom and transportation, providing crisis intervention training to staff and sharing relevant student information with the right personnel will help minimize student violence on the bus and on campus.

Read: Responding to Abusive Patient Behavior: 10 Ways to Defuse Incidents

Responding to Abusive Patient Behavior: 10 Ways to Defuse Incidents

Here are 10 tips on managing abusive individuals discusses how staff members can take action to prevent or mitigate dangerous behavior.

Read: Report: Kentucky Schools Restraining Students More Frequently

Report: Kentucky Schools Restraining Students More Frequently

The report’s authors called the practice of restraining students unnecessary and harmful.

Read: Report: Complaints to OCR Have Doubled Since 2005

Report: Complaints to OCR Have Doubled Since 2005

Despite the increase, staffing at the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has decreased by 15 percent in the past decade.

Video Shows Texas School Officer Body Slamming Student

The officer was fired after the video was brought to the superintendent’s attention.

N.C. Hospital Cited for Poor Communication, Coordination Between Staff and Security

Rex Hospital in North Carolina was recently given a citation by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that threatens to cut its Medicaid reimbursements.

Man Dies in Custody Outside Hospital

A man who was barred from entering Wesley Long Hospital for disruptive behavior was handcuffed by hospital security when he attempted to enter the facility. He then became unresponsive.

Minnesota Hospital Under Investigation for Use of Restraints, Seclusion

However, prior to the investigation, the hospital had reduced the number of patient hours in restraint or seclusion from 174 to 31.

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