Amara, P. (2023). Restrictive practices, psychological and physical, may breach patient rights: Restrictions should only be used when there is immediate risk of harm – not to enable work to be done more quickly or easily. Such practices used inappropriately could infringe people's human rights. Learning Disability Practice, 26(5), 8-11.
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Amara, Pavan. "Restrictive Practices, Psychological and Physical, May Breach Patient Rights: Restrictions Should Only Be Used When There Is Immediate Risk of Harm – Not to Enable Work to Be Done More Quickly or Easily. Such Practices Used Inappropriately Could Infringe People's Human Rights."
Learning Disability Practice 26, no. 5 (2023): 8-11.
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Amara, Pavan. "Restrictive Practices, Psychological and Physical, May Breach Patient Rights: Restrictions Should Only Be Used When There Is Immediate Risk of Harm – Not to Enable Work to Be Done More Quickly or Easily. Such Practices Used Inappropriately Could Infringe People's Human Rights."
Learning Disability Practice, vol. 26, no. 5, 2023, pp. 8-11.
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