Sentinel event reduction system
AssigneeThe Pines Residential Treatment Center, Inc.
InventorPatrick Keller
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Abstract
A sentinel event reduction door comprises a trapezoidally-shaped panel comprising four sides. A continuous hinge is connected to the panel along substantially the full length of a first side thereof. A second side of the panel is adjacent to the first side, wherein the angle defined by the intersection of the first and second sides of the panel is an acute angle. A third side of the panel, the side opposite the side of the panel from the first side, may comprise a pliable material attached thereto.
Claims14
A sentinel event reduction door comprising a trapezoidally-shaped panel comprising four sides;
- a continuous hinge connected to the panel along substantially the full length of a first side thereof, the first side defining a substantially straight line;
- a second side of the panel adjacent the first side, the second side defining a substantially straight line, wherein the angle defined by the intersection of the first and second sides of the panel is an acute angle;
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- a third side of the panel, substantially parallel to and on the opposite side of the panel from the first side, wherein the third side comprises a pliable material attached thereto the pliable material selected from the group consisting of rubber gasket or a brush material.
A sentinel event reduction system comprising;
- a door frame defining a doorway;
- a door hung on the door frame;
- the door comprising a trapezoidally-shaped panel comprising four sides;
- a continuous hinge connected to the panel along substantially the full length of a first side thereof, the first side defining a substantially straight line;
- and a top side of the panel adjacent the first side, the top side defining a substantially straight line, wherein the angle defined by the intersection of the first and top sides of the panel is an acute angle;
- wherein the doorway has a length and width that are larger than the greatest length and width defined by the door panel and further wherein openings are defined between a top of the door and the door frame and between a bottom of the door and the door frame.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.