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Our guide ‘CCTV in hospitals: A compliance wellbeing guide’ helps those responsible for security in healthcare facilities to better understand CCTV compliance in NHS trusts and adult social care settings.
The guide discusses the:
● Compliance framework as determined by UK and international legislation
● Hierarchy of responsibility and enforcement action for compliance failure
● Specific application of CCTV to hospitals and other healthcare settings
Mental health conditions produce a wide range of care needs and risks, including acute. Whatever the mental illness, there is a need to provide safe and therapeutic environments for people with mental health problems. However, Mental Health Units (MHUs) can be challenging, high risk environments and protecting staff and patients from harm is essential.
Preserving high standards of treatments, as well as the dignity of patients, is one of the community health sector’s highest priorities. As many health services are now provided in the patient’s home, ensuring proper care is being delivered at all times and identifying unacceptable staff behaviour is a far more challenging prospect.
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