Sentence examples for restrictive interventions from inspiring English sources

Caring for people in this way means that restrictive interventions are much less likely to be needed.

It aims to create more positive, therapeutic environments where restrictive interventions such as physical, chemical or mechanical restraint and seclusion are never the norm.

The overuse of restraint and restrictive interventions is part of a totally outdated culture in health and care services but they are still being used too often in today's system.

Other restrictive interventions used to control aggression were significantly reduced in open settings.

Current emphasis is on using lesser restrictive interventions (LRI) in crisis management.

Contrary to the expectations articulated in public policy, restrictive interventions are commonly used in support services for people with developmental disabilities.

But every humourless, restrictive intervention in our private lives by those who would police our morals or our attitudes, subtly weakens our imaginative capacity, takes color from our lives.

The Mental Health Act is primarily concerned with the reduction of risk both to the individual and to others, while the Mental Capacity Act is designed to enable the individual to make their own decisions as far as possible, to ensure that decisions reflect the individual's best interests and that the least restrictive intervention is used.

We found that, as hypothesized, restrictive fluid intervention and a neutral/negative cumulative fluid balance were associated with reduced complications and shorter length of hospital stay.

The restrictive-strategy group had a lower mortality rate than the liberal group (5% versus 9%, P = 0.02) at 45 days, and the relative-risk reduction was 45% and the number needed to treat was 25 patients for the restrictive strategy intervention.

To encourage restrictive antibiotic prescribing interventions must address several aspects; however, different GPs need different kinds of support.