94   7. name of the health care worker who, in the absence of the psychiatrist, for urgency reasons, performed the mechanical restraint of the agitated patient before such decision was made by the psychiatrist; time of notifying the psychiatrist about the measure taken; opinion of the psychiatrist regarding whether the mechanical restraint measure was justified;   8. description of medical measures applied during the mechanical restraint;   9. description of any injuries of the patient subjected to the mechanical restraint (inflicted before and during the applied measure), including any injuries caused to other beneficiaries or health staff (during the event that preceded the mechanical restraint); 10. data about the periodical visits to beneficiary who was subjected to the measure of mechanical restraint and monitoring his condition by the psychiatrist (number of visits, exact time of visits, actions taken); 11. information about the time of notifying the Home director or other person authorized by him about the applied measure of mechanical restraint including the information whether and when the legal representative was notified thereof, and/or the member of immediate family of the patient subjected to such measure; 12. statements and comments of beneficiaries during and immediately after the measure of mechanical restraint applied against him; 13. exact time (day/hour/minute) of cancelling the measure of mechanical restraint. The Home will provide training for the health care staff about the conditions and procedure of applying the physical restraint against the agitated beneficiaries, as well as on the application of advanced techniques of non-violent physical inhibition, pursuant to the special plan of trainings for health care staff on the method and procedure for applying the physical restraints. A sufficient number of aids for immobile and semi-mobile beneficiaries will be acquired (trolleys, crutches, walking sticks, etc.), in order to facilitate their easier movement inside and outside the Home they will be provided with antidecubitus mattresses and medical beds for immobile users in the Home. The informed consent for treatment and medical treatment shall be obtained by the Home from beneficiaries or authorized persons, with prior notification, in accordance with the Law. The information regarding the received consent to the treatment or refusal of treatment will form the part of the beneficiary’s medical record. These data will also include information about the legal status of the beneficiary or a person authorized to provide consent to a treatment.