Intrusive Techniques Sample Clauses

Intrusive Techniques. Those techniques that encroach upon the bodily integrity or the personal space of the individual for the purpose of achieving management or control, of a seriously aggressive, self-injurious or other behavior that places the individual or others at risk of physical harm. Examples of such techniques include the use of a medication or drug when it is used to manage, control or extinguish an individual’s behavior or restrict the individual’s freedom of movement and is not a standard treatment or dosage for the individual’s condition. se of intrusive techniques as defined here requires the review and approval by the Committee.
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Intrusive Techniques. Those techniques that encroach upon the bodily integrity or the personal space of the individual for the purpose of achieving management or control, of a seriously aggressive, self-injurious or other behavior that places the individual or others at risk of physical harm. Examples of such techniques include the use of a medication or drug when it is used to manage, control or extinguish an individual’s behavior or restrict the individual’s freedom of movement and is not a standard treatment or dosage for the individual’s condition. Use of intrusive techniques as defined here requires the review and approval by the Committee. Peer-reviewed literature: Scholarly works that typically represent the latest original research in the field, research that has been generally accepted by academic and professional peers for dissemination and discussion. Review panels are comprised of other researchers and scholars who use criteria such as “significance” and “methodology” to evaluate the research. Publication in peer-reviewed literature does not necessarily mean the research findings are true, but the findings are considered authoritative evidence for a claim whose validation typically comes as the research is further analyzed and its findings are applied and re-examined in different contexts or using varying theoretical frameworks.
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