Safeguarding escalation can protect people when risk increases, but temporary controls can become embedded long after the original danger has changed. This article examines escalation drift, restriction creep, review controls, interagency accountability and the governance needed to return support to the least restrictive safe level.
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Many services hold “reviews” that document events but do not change risk. This article explains how to run restrictive practice review panels that drive measurable improvement: who attends, what data is required, how decisions are recorded, and how action owners are tracked until restrictions step down or end.
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