Positive Behaviour Support and Restrictive Practices Audit - Supported Living

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  • Q1 | Unanswered

    Is there a positive behaviour support (PBS) policy that prioritises proactive and least-restrictive approaches?

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    Are staff trained in PBS principles, de-escalation techniques, and recognising triggers and early warning signs?

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    Are behaviour support plans developed collaboratively with the tenant and relevant professionals?

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    Do behaviour plans include clear strategies for prevention, early intervention, and recovery—not just response?

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    Are behaviour incidents recorded in detail, including triggers, actions, and outcomes?

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    Are restrictive practices (e.g., door sensors, medication, withholding access) only used where legally justified and risk assessed?

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    Are all restrictive interventions recorded, reviewed, and reduced over time as part of a clear strategy?

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    Is consent obtained where appropriate for the use of monitoring tools (e.g., alarms, location tracking)?

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    Are behaviour plans person-centred, strengths-based, and focused on improving quality of life—not control?

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    Are reviews of behaviour plans carried out regularly with involvement from relevant external specialists (e.g., PBS advisors, psychologists)?

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    Are staff supported to reflect on behaviour incidents and their responses as part of continuous learning?

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    Are physical interventions only used in line with the law and only when staff are trained and certified to do so?

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  • Q13 | Unanswered

    Are tenants’ rights and dignity preserved at all times during behavioural support, even in moments of crisis?

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    Are any use of seclusion, withdrawal, or consequence-based strategies formally risk assessed and authorised?

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    Are incidents analysed for trends or patterns to inform proactive support planning?

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    Is there a focus on understanding communication needs or underlying trauma behind behaviours of concern?

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    Are restrictive practices regularly reviewed for legal and ethical justification, and formally authorised if ongoing?

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    Are family members or advocates involved in developing or reviewing behaviour plans where appropriate and with consent?

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    Are positive outcomes (e.g., reduction in incidents, increase in choice and control) tracked and celebrated?

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  • Q20 | Unanswered

    Are safeguarding principles applied when restrictive practices may impact rights, dignity, or wellbeing?

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  • Q21 | Unanswered

    Is there clear leadership accountability for reviewing and reducing restrictions across the service?

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  • Q22 | Unanswered

    Are staff debriefed and supported emotionally after serious incidents?

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  • Q23 | Unanswered

    Is feedback from tenants on their behavioural support plan included wherever possible?

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  • Q24 | Unanswered

    Are PBS plans stored securely but accessible to staff working with the individual?

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  • Q25 | Unanswered

    Are behaviour support themes and restrictive practice usage monitored at governance level?

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