Physical Intervention. 11.1 The Provider shall if it is reasonable (given the nature of the services to be provided by the Provider and the range of potential management problems presented by the Service Users)’s present, ensure that it operates policies and procedures relating to physical intervention that are in accordance with ????, copies of which shall be provided to the Authority in advance of the Commencement Datereasonable standards in the application of Physical Intervention and that such standards are set out in policies and standard operating procedures made available to staff. In addition the Provider shall make available appropriate training to any staff member who may be called upon to apply Physical Intervention in relation to a Service User. The Provider shall supply a copy of its policies and standard operating procedures to the Authority together with documentary evidence of any training undertaken by staff in this regard. The Authority may require the Provider to provide training including additional and refresher training for any members of its staff who in the reasonable opinion of the Authority have not been adequately trained in Physical Intervention techniques.
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Sources: Unified Agreement for Learning Disability Services and Domiciliary Care, Unified Agreement for Learning Disability Services and Domiciliary Care