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This evidence update focuses on the implementation of sensory modulation in mental health and addiction services, its impact on people and potential role in reducing seclusion and restraints. The information draws on lived experience perspectives and local research, particularly Dr Gilbert Azuela's doctoral thesis.
This evidence update provides information about: rates of seclusion for Māori and Pasifika people, use of HoNOS to inform reduction strategies, variation in seclusion between DHBs, key points about effective responses and a selection of the tools and resources to support seclusion reduction.