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Recommendation 6.36 – Immediate action to provide that certain restrictive practices must not be used
Read progress on recommendation 6.36 of the Disability Royal Commission.Recommendation 8.15 – Policies and practices on screening, identifying and diagnosing disability in custody
Read progress on recommendation 8.15 of the Disability Royal Commission.Recommendation 6.35 – Legal frameworks for the authorisation, review and oversight of restrictive practices
Read progress on recommendation 6.35 of the Disability Royal Commission.Recommendation 6.39 – Improving collection and reporting of restrictive practices data
Read progress on recommendation 6.39 of the Disability Royal Commission.Recommendation 8.14 – National practice guidelines for screening in custody
Read progress on recommendation 8.14 of the Disability Royal Commission.Appendix C – Definition of nurses and nursing
The Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA) regulates the practice of nursing in Australia by developing standards, codes and guidelines.Recommendation 6.40 – Targets and performance indicators to drive the reduction and elimination of restrictive practices
Read progress on recommendation 6.40 of the Disability Royal Commission.
Priority 4: Delivering a sustainable nursing workforce
Priority 4 focuses on growing, attracting, recruiting and retaining the nursing workforce needed for a stable and effective health system now and into the future.Priority 2: Enabling nursing innovation
Priority 2 focuses on supporting nursing innovation to meet the evolving needs of the community and improve healthcare delivery and outcomes.Recommendation 10.14 – Developing model policies and procedures
Read progress on recommendation 10.14 of the Disability Royal Commission.