breakaway techniques

breakaway techniques

Those manoeuvres used by a health professional, case worker, police or other responsible carer or party, to break away from a violent patient without harming him or her. They do not include control or restraint methods. Breakaway skills require training, practice and regular refreshers; in the UK, psychiatrists must attend a breakaway course at the start of their training and annually thereafter.
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There are two areas of training requirement General personal safety (Module B) and breakaway techniques (Module C) Restrictive Physical Intervention (RPI) for the safe management of patients (Module D) Ward based nursing staff will require Modules B, C and D with other staff groups covering Modules B to C.
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She credits being physically fit for having survived the assault, and believes breakaway techniques saved her life.
Assaults leave nurses fearful
"Two years ago, we began a new programme of conflict resolution training for all staff, which consists of conflict recognition, avoidance, communication skills and breakaway techniques."
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Six staff in the firm's First Legal Support business completed a BTEC in self defence and breakaway techniques in February.
They are required through their jobs to be on the road around the UK, and Plantec Holdings identified the need for training in self defence and breakaway techniques in the interests of personal safety.
Staff get defensive training
"Staff are offered violence at work training which could include breakaway techniques and personal safety."
Thousands of council workers are assaulted and abused at work; One was stabbed on duty and another sprayed with CS gas
"It focuses on communications skills and only teaches breakaway techniques to be used as a last resort.
Medics seek a cure for violent patients
The one-day course concentrates on teaching nurses how to talk someone out of violence, as well as how to use breakaway techniques to escape the situation if all else fails.
Nurses then practice breakaway techniques. They learn, for example, that holds can be broken by exerting minimal pressure on certain points of the body, rather than through use of extreme force, says Purdy.
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