Introducing positive behaviour support (PBS) into disability services for successful adoption: A synthesised systematic review.

Accessible Summary: Positive behaviour support is used by staff to help people with different disabilities, but we do not know what helps staff to keep using positive behaviour support.We looked at all the reports that people have written about using positive behaviour support to find out what helps...

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Publicado en:British Journal of Learning Disabilities Vol. 49; no. 2; pp. 145 - 162
Autores principales: Hayward, Brent A., Poed, Shiralee, McKay‐Brown, Lisa, McVilly, Keith R.
Formato: research systematic review tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell Jun2021
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          Hayward, Brent A.
          Poed, Shiralee
          McKay‐Brown, Lisa
          McVilly, Keith R.
        affil: Melbourne Graduate School of Education, University of Melbourne, Parkville Vic,, Australia
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          Health Services for Persons with Disabilities Administration
          Support, Psychosocial
          Behavior
          Attitude of Health Personnel
          Professional-Patient Relations
          Outcomes (Health Care)
          Human
          Conceptual Framework
          Diffusion of Innovation
          Program Implementation
          Systematic Review
      ab: Accessible Summary: Positive behaviour support is used by staff to help people with different disabilities, but we do not know what helps staff to keep using positive behaviour support.We looked at all the reports that people have written about using positive behaviour support to find out what helps staff to keep using it.We used a special way of putting everything together and found groups of important things to do with positive behaviour support, the people who use it, and things happening around them. These things can help staff use positive behaviour support better and for longer. Background: It is necessary to understand which variables successfully contribute to the adoption of positive behaviour support (PBS) in disability services if people with disability are to experience meaningful outcomes. Methods: A systematic review of the disability support literature was undertaken, and meta‐aggregation was used to synthesise the findings. The study applies ENTREQ statement criteria, and diffusion of innovations theory was used to analyse and interpret the results. Results: Twenty‐seven papers were included in the analysis, from which over 300 findings were extracted. Forty‐one aggregated findings generated a final set of 26 principles which informed the development of a conceptual framework for the adoption of PBS in disability services. Conclusion: The conceptual framework and supporting principles will assist those interested in introducing PBS into disability services for successful adoption and are applicable to researchers, managers, and practitioners alike. Recommendations are made to expand research on the application of PBS in specific disability contexts and to broaden the application of PBS beyond challenging behaviour.
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