The research makes 6 key findings including the benefits of the two-bed model of residential care in improving therapeutic outcomes and reducing risks of occupational violence and aggression. The findings highlight the role of trauma informed design principles that promote safety, connection, comfort and choice for children and young people and improved data and monitoring to help inform building design and contribute to a therapeutic and safe work environment.
An infographic, developed to share the findings of the research, is available to residential care providers.