Post-incident debriefing: what nurses need to know
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Post-incident debriefing: what nurses need to know

Norman Miller Journalist

Restraint Reduction Network has issued guidance to support nursing staff working in inpatient settings with children and young people

The Restraint Reduction Network (RRN) has issued guidance for staff working in inpatient settings to improve support for all those involved in an ‘incident’, which the guidance defines as ‘a highly emotive interaction or event that might cause ongoing stress or distress, sometimes caused by a need not being met’.

Learning Disability Practice. 25, 6, 12-13. doi: 10.7748/ldp.25.6.12.s8

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