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The overarching issue is: | The overarching issue is: | ||
* | * What is the objective? | ||
* | * What is the means used? and | ||
* | * Is there a more effective and less intrusive way of meeting these concerns? | ||
Use of video surveillance in the privacy of a resident’s room may or may not lead to greater resident freedom from abuse or neglect. | Use of video surveillance in the privacy of a resident’s room may or may not lead to greater resident freedom from abuse or neglect. The issue of whether videotaped surveillance put in place by family can be used as legal evidence is beginning to come before the criminal courts and administrative bodies. ([[{{PAGENAME}}#References|26]]) | ||
==Resident to Resident Harms== | ==Resident to Resident Harms== | ||
