We are extremely pleased to announced that we are slowly returning to classroom based training. We know that during any crisis training takes on a lower priority especially as staff and business have to adjust to new ways of working. Don’t worry, we have had to make adjustments to the way we work too. That’s […]
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May
May
We are incredibly proud to announce that on Monday 13th of May we officially became and Endorsed Learning Provider with N&SCS! Well done to our team that made it possible! The goal of Norfolk and Suffolk Care Support is to Promote and support the delivery of health and social care excellence. Working in partnership with Norfolk […]
Over the last few years, there have been many assumptions around prone restraint and what we are allowed or not allowed to do. These assumptions have ranged from ‘total ban’ to time limits and only certain persons can be restrained. Because of this ambiguity, there are training providers who refuse to cover prone restraint in […]
05
Dec
Dec
PMVA Training, or, the Prevention and Management of Violence and Aggression Training is a key skill training subject required in many NHS and private health and social care providers. Physical Intervention specifically pertains to the skills employed by care professionals to stop violent or harmful behaviours that put the service user or other individuals at […]
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Nov
Nov
We work to ensure that all our training is up to date and reflects the changing world we live in. That’s why we work closely with all our clients to be ready for new legislation coming in to effect in 2019. One piece of legislation is The Use Of Force in Mental Health Units. This […]
04
Mar
Mar
We are extremely pleased to announce that we have joined the Restraint Reduction Network in an effort to keep abusive and unnecessary restraints out of health and social care. The Restraint Reduction Network offer fantastic support for providers in reducing the number of restraints with the goal of minimising restrictive practice and treating all vulnerable […]