Specialised Services Quality Dashboards – Mental Health Restrictive Practice metric definitions for 2019/20

Summary

Restrictive practices are things that limit the rights of a person, like being able to move around freely. Restrictive Practice is used to stop a person from doing behaviours of concern.

These Specialised Services Quality Dashboards (SSQD) are designed to provide assurance on the quality of care by collecting information about outcomes from healthcare providers. SSQDs are a key tool in monitoring the quality of services, enabling comparison between service providers and supporting improvements over time in the outcomes of services commissioned by NHS England.

Content

Dashboards include:

• Restrictive Practice - CAMHS Low Secure
• Restrictive Practice - CAMHS Medium Secure
• Restrictive Practice - CAMHS PICU
• Restrictive Practice - CAMHS T4
• Restrictive Practice - D/deaf (Adults)
• Restrictive Practice - D/deaf CAMHS
• Restrictive Practice - Eating Disorders (Adults)
• Restrictive Practice - High Secure (Adults)
• Restrictive Practice - Low Secure (Adults)
• Restrictive Practice - Medium Secure (Adults)
• Restrictive Practice - Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Body Dysmorphic Disorder Service
• Restrictive Practice - Perinatal
• Restrictive Practice - Tier 4 Personality Disorder