RRN Level 3: Restrictive Physical Intervention reviews

4.9 (6,284 reviews)
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Practical, safety-focused learning is the course’s defining strength: attendees say it links clear theory on positive behaviour support, de-escalation, law, dignity and least-restrictive practice to step-by-step demonstrations, realistic scenarios and repeated practice. They value knowledgeable, patient and approachable trainers who use humour, lived experience and feedback to keep demanding subjects engaging, inclusive and easy to understand. The well-organised sessions build confidence that transfers directly to supporting children, patients and service users at work, although some find the theory lengthy.

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Really well delivered course. I have learnt a great deal that I will take forward into my future practice. Kirstie was well informed, delivered the course very well whilst keeping it light hearted and fun. She was very personable and approachable.

Nigel G · 12 Jul 2023
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Good training everything thoroughly explained and good examples given.

Anon. · 12 Jul 2023
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The Training and trainers were Knowledgeable and always on hand to answer questions, they took the course at our own pace and made sure we understood everything before proceeding

Anon. · 12 Jul 2023
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Absolutely spot on. Both were interactive with us and made it fun however serious about treating people well.

Angela O · 12 Jul 2023
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I think the course was all in all extremely competent and really helped to build a lot of knowledge and skill for us as workers. I enjoyed the way that it was interactive in aspects of the course that were necessary. The only down side was the amount of theory but that is to be expected in such an important course. Thank you all so much :)

Emily H · 12 Jul 2023
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The trainers were both well informed and encouraged questions throughout the 3 days training. They made me feel comfortable and willing to ask anything no matter how silly or small

Sara H · 12 Jul 2023
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Response: Thank you for your feedback Sara, it’s great to know that you have come away feeling listened to and that you enjoyed your learning experience.

I enjoyed the course, I thought it was insightful and informative. I think it would be beneficial for the medication and basic life support to be a little longer and more detailed. For example, we were told what to do if someone were to have a seizure but no details on how to recognise a seizure and the difference in seizures.

Danii s · 12 Jul 2023
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Response: Hi Danni, Thank you for taking the time to leave detailed feedback. We know that our Associate Trainers work very hard to deliver high quality courses and I have personally sent them an email to share your comments on further training around Epilepsy and First Aid,

Passionate trainer Course very long could it be reduced in time tiring to have so much info Useful info fornoractice

Emma D · 12 Jul 2023
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The course in relation to opening the eyes of clinical staff in to patient behaviour and that not all is black and white. Hopefully this will get clinical staff to maybe change their perceptions on how to deal with percieved troublesome behaviour and not go straight to the typical response if SECURITY!!! And then restrain.

Jay C · 12 Jul 2023
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Enjoyed the course, was interactive. Handled Difficult questions well. Only thing would be about use of language, staff saying they need to leave the ward - suggestions of how to change this such as I am frustrated so that language changes

Naomi Y · 12 Jul 2023
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