PMVA Training
PMVA training ensures our staff are equipped with the skills to prevent, de-escalate, and safely manage challenging situations while protecting the dignity, rights, and wellbeing of everyone involved.
Purpose of the Training
We provide Prevention and Management of Violence and Aggression (PMVA) training to staff whose roles may involve managing challenging behaviour or responding to incidents of aggression. This training forms a core part of our safeguarding, risk management, and workforce safety framework.
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To ensure safety
The primary purpose is to keep staff, service users, and the public safe by reducing the risk of harm.
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To prevent violent incidents
PMVA helps staff identify early warning signs and take action before situations become aggressive.
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To build staff confidence
Training increases confidence in handling challenging behaviour without panic or fear.
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To reduce use of force
The focus is on non-physical methods first, using physical intervention only as a last resort.
Compliance & Governance
PMVA training is aligned with nationally recognised standards and is regularly refreshed. All certificates and competency records are retained within staff training and compliance files and reviewed as part of our quality governance process.
Training Content
Our specialist training covers all essential aspects of PMVA and emergency medication administration.
What You’ll Learn
Delivery & Duration
Target Audience
Who Completes This Training?
This training is essential for all care professionals who may need to support individuals with PMVA or administer emergency medication.
Why this training matters
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Our Commitment to Excellence
We are committed to using PMVA training responsibly. Physical intervention is always a last resort, used only when absolutely necessary, proportionate, and in the best interests of safety and wellbeing.