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Change: This page is dedicated to providing links, reports and news stories from around the world in relation to the use of force in health and social settings. 'Body sox' used for restraint against Florida 4-year-olds Restraint discussion forum - http://mailgroups.nami.org/sympa Physical intervention forum - http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/lists/PI-TRAINING.htmlBBCs Panorama screened   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 679)

Change:  Shipman's deathThe report outlines a series of events leading to Glenn’s restraint and, ultimately death. Read morehere.(USA)Staff members at a group home made multiple mistakes when they followed a prank caller’s direction to give dozens of electrical shocks to two emotionally disturbed teenagers. Article here.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 606)

Change: , a Polish immigrant flying on a plane for the very first time in his life, landed at Vancouver International Airport. Roughly 10 hours later,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 550)

Change: in a US prison can be viewed here.(Warning - Some viewers may find the CBS news coverage of this case disturbing.) 21/09/2007Forum for Preventing Deaths in Custody publishes first annual report. Read morehere and locate their site by clickinghere   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 488)

Change: related articlesThe WRAP, described as the total immobilisation system is reviewed here The death of Timothy SoundersDetails of the tragic death of Timothy Sounders in a US prison can be viewed here.(Warning - Some viewers may find the CBS newnews coverage of this case disturbing.)   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 465)

Change: An inquest jury has begun its deliberations into the death of a teenager at youth jail. BBC News (June 27th)The Apprehender - An innovative device used by police departments in the U.S.A in order to   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 431)

Change: tragic story hereInquest begins into the death of Adam Rickwood, the youngest child ever to die in custody. Read more here. Read Inquests briefing paper on this case.Fatal failure to learn lessons on restraintThe Guardian, June 4th 2007 and related articles   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 400)

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Change: last year at clinic. Read more about this tragic story hereInquest begins into the death of Adam Rickwood, the youngest child ever to die in custody. Read more here. Read Inquests briefing paper on this case.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 386)