1 |
A patient with a weapon approaching a ward staff on the corridor/room - “Chelsea Cosh”/Millwall Brick |
To demonstrate de-escalation of situation without the need to use restrictive practices |
Staff member encounters patient with a weapon in day room |
2 |
A patient confronting, shouting and screaming at a ward staff |
To introduce learner to a spontaneous situation that may occur on a ward |
Conversation between colleagues about an escalated patient who is angry that another patient has taken their cigarettes and isn’t giving them any back
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They are distressed that their needs are not being seen to and the ward staff are gesturing that they will be with them soon |
3 |
Experience of being a patient under observation - filmed from a patient’s perspective |
To give user/learner the experience of being under supervision or observation |
Filmed from perspective of patient (1st person). Clinical worker talking to camera explaining that they are being placed under observation |
4 |
Conflict over restricted area. Dealing with conflict over access to a locked fridge/restricted area |
For learners to understand/empathise with frustrations around patients trying to do day to day tasks |
Set in ward communal area/kitchen. Patient enters and is attempting to make a cup of tea |