Framework
Defines what is examined and which concepts are used to describe observations.
Definition
What is Restaccess®
Restaccess® is a developing assessment framework for describing, piloting and documenting recovery-supportive environments. Recovery-supportive quality is the framework term for an environment’s capacity to support recovery.
Basic definition
Restaccess® makes the environmental factors of recovery structured and discussable.
The framework gathers observations related to sleep, rest, sensory environment, usability and predictability into a shared structure. Its purpose is to help describe the restability of a space.
Pilot
Tests the structure in real settings before wider adoption.
What need does Restaccess® address?
The quality of recovery is difficult to assess without a shared language.
Fragmented observations
Factors that affect recovery easily remain as separate remarks.
Difficult comparison
Sites are difficult to examine with the same logic without a shared structure.
Documented structure
Restaccess® offers a way to record, assess and develop observations consistently.
What Restaccess® is not
A clear boundary
Restaccess® is not an opinion review, a luxury label, a star rating or a promise of perfection.
- Not an opinion review
- Not a luxury label
- Not a star rating
- Not a promise of perfection
Next step
Piloting refines the framework in practice
The Restaccess® framework is refined through observation data from pilot partners and expert feedback.