The practice of locating a person away from the immediate vicinity of others in order to prevent the transmission of disease.

A cut or tear to skin.

The use of a restrictive practice when all other measures were unsuccessful.

The dirty clothes and sheets that need to be, are being, or have been washed.

A difficulty in acquiring knowledge or skills, in particular any of various neurodevelopmental conditions affecting either general intellectual ability or the learning and use of specific academic skills such as reading, writing, or mathematics.

The restrictive practice which incurs the minimal limitation on a person, in the safest manner possible, for the shortest duration.

An obligation arising out of contract or law.

The amount of time a person has been accommodated or present in a particular health or social care service.

Lack of restrictions being placed on people’s movement except in specific circumstances, such as when procedural safeguards can be applied according to the law.

A question or prompt used by an inspector to determine whether a service is complying with a regulation or standard.

A manager designated to be available by telephone should their services be required.

The method by which people can exit a building in the event of an emergency.