What type of interventions does Safety Care promote?

Safety Care promotes evidence-based interventions because these approaches are grounded in the best available research and practices that demonstrate their effectiveness in improving safety and outcomes. Evidence-based interventions are designed to be reliable and effective, informed by data and proven methodologies. This focus helps ensure that the strategies used are not only theoretically sound but are also validated through empirical evidence as beneficial for the individuals involved.

In contrast, unstructured interventions lack a systematic approach and may vary widely in practice, leading to inconsistent results and potential risks. Aggressive interventions can increase the likelihood of harm rather than support, which Safety Care aims to minimize. Community-based interventions, while important in various contexts, may not align directly with the focus on measurable outcomes found in evidence-based practices that Safety Care emphasizes. Therefore, the alignment with empirical evidence makes evidence-based interventions the preferred approach in Safety Care training.