Restraints, Seclusion, and the 1 Hour Face-To-Face Evaluation

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Restraints and seclusion should only be used in emergent situations. If utilized, they should be applied safely and with regard to the rights and dignity of the individual. This program informs healthcare professionals on how to choose the correct restraints, perform a 1 Hour Face-to-Face Evaluation, and monitor the patient, as required by CMS and The Joint Commission.

Program Highlights

How to recognize and respond to signs of distress

Definition of restraints and seclusion

Personnel required to conduct the 1 Hour Face-to Face Evaluation

Conducting the 1 Hour Face-to-Face Evaluation

Monitoring the restrained or secluded patient

Staff and patient debriefing

Documentation and reporting requirements for CMS Regulations and The Joint Commission Standards

Learning Objective

Clearly demonstrates how to conduct the 1 Hour Face-to-Face Evaluation, the roles and responsibilities of the care team, and the necessary documentation and reporting requirements to satisfy CMS and The Joint Commission and ensure safe patient care.

Program Includes

18min Visual presentation (DVD)
1 Free site license upon request

Bonus Resource CD
10 Question Post Test with Answer Key
Study Guide
Learning Tools Included

From The Series

Restraints

Clinical Advisors

Sue Dill Calloway, RN Esq., AD, BA, BSN, MSN, JD

R. John R. Repique, MS, APRN, BC