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Why reflexologists need a risk assessment
A risk assessment for a reflexology practice needs to address the specific conditions of treatment work - working in a one-to-one setting with clients, often alone, using a treatment couch that needs to be safe and stable, and applying treatment products to clients during each session. || Lone working in a treatment room setting means working without others present who could assist in an emergency. The risk assessment needs to address this - how does the therapist ensure safety when working alone? What are the emergency procedures? How are visits logged to ensure someone knows the therapist's whereabouts? || Client screening and consent documentation is also part of the risk management picture for reflexology practice - ensuring clients are suitable for treatment and that any contraindications are identified and managed.
The real problem
Reflexology risk assessments often do not adequately address lone working and client contact protocols
The lone working element of treatment room practice is frequently the weakest area of risk assessment documentation for reflexologists. Generic business templates do not address the specific conditions of one-to-one treatment work. CompliantDocs generates documentation that addresses this from your answers.
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