Manners Register

The register detailed below sets out the list of Manners of risk assessment and management accredited by the Risk Management Authority. If you require any further information in relation to the information contained in this register please use this link to contact us or telephone the Risk Management Authority on 0141 567 3112.

Brief Description of Accredited Manner	Name of Applicant	Business Address	Period of Accreditation	Purpose for which Accreditation is valid
Manner No. 003
This manner is based on risk formulation and risk management. Its intended outcomes are advice on the ‘pattern of behaviour’ and the level of restriction and intervention required to minimise that risk. • Risk Formulation is an individualised model for understanding a person’s offending behaviour, which can directly guide consideration of future risk. It involves the integration of the information gathered about a case, including specific risk factors, protective factors and the outcome of tests (for example personality assessment). • Risk Management is the process of planning and delivering a range of strategies proportionate to the assessed risk and drawing on a broad risk management activities.	Dr. Rajan Darjee	Dr. Raj Darjee, The Orchard Clinic, Royal Edinburgh Hospital, Morningside Terrace, Edinburgh EH10 5HF	Sept 2009 - Sept 2012	This manner shall be used for the purposes of risk assessments conducted by Accredited Assessors under Section 210B and 210D of the Criminal procedure (Scotland) Act 1995 (as amended by the Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act 2003). The manner may also be used by practitioners producing other reports requiring an individualised formulation based risk assessment, e.g. risk assessments carried out on certain offenders covered by Sections 10 and 11 of the Management of Offenders (Scotland) Act 2005 and risk assessments for sentencing of some violent or sexual offenders where an OLR is not being considered. This is an Accredited Manner of Risk Assessment.
Manner No.002
This Manner of risk assessment and management includes: • Initial Risk Assessment • File Review • Structured Professional Judgement instruments appropriate to the risk being assessed and managed. • Multidisciplinary discussion and agreement of Violence Risk Assessment and Management Plan (VRAMP) at case reviews. • Construction of Care & Treatment Plans incorporating risk management items. All to be used in a Care Programme Approach context for patients of the State Hospital.	The State Hospitals Board for Scotland	The State Hospital 110 Lampits Road Carstairs Lanark ML11 8RP	Sept 2008 –Sept 2011	1) For the purposes of immediate and longer term risk assessment and management of State Hospital inpatients. 2) This may include risk assessment and management of State Hospital patients who are subject to an Order for Lifelong Restriction (OLR) and those detained in the State Hospital whilst being assessed for an OLR under an Interim Compulsion Order.