Locked Seclusion definition

Locked Seclusion means a seclusion room with a locking device that is engaged by leverage of an inanimate object, key, or other mechanism to keep the door closed without constant human contact. The term does not include a securing mechanism requiring constant human contact, which upon release immediately permits the door to be opened from the inside.
Locked Seclusion means a seclusion room
Locked Seclusion means the confinement "seclusion" of a child/youth in a room, whether alone or with staff supervision, with a door that is physically locked in a closed position that prevents the child/youth from leaving.

Related to Locked Seclusion

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