… One purpose of this study was to examine whether or not nurses perceived the restraint
decision as a moral problem. Jameton (1984) identified a moral problem as a situation in which …

… The aim of this study was to provide background information on acute care nurses'
perceptions of restraint-use and its alternatives. Nurses know about potential alternatives, but …

… A total of 250 nursing and healthcare assistant staff were recruited. A questionnaire
incorporating demographics and the Perceptions of Restraint Use Questionnaire was used. …

… are (a) to examine the perception of registered nurses and nursing assistants toward the
use of physical restraints, and (b) to evaluate the relationship of these perceptions to the staff …

… , healthcare practitioners continue to utilize physical restraints, often in the name of safety. …
the perceptions regarding physical restraint use among registered nurses (RNs) and nursing …

… or legal regulations concerning the use of physical restraints in China. Hence, the aim of this
study was to investigate nurses’ perceptions and the practice of physical restraints in China. …

… The purpose of the research was to determine the situations in which nursing staff considered
the use of physical restraint as most important and to evaluate the possible associations …

… that investigated nurses' perceptions of the use of manual restraint within the … perceptions
of nurses about the use of manual restraint in the ED and identify the reasons why this restraint …

… A recent study explored the experiences of nurses using PR on mechanically ventilated
patients in intensive care (31). In that study, critical care nurses perceived the importance of …

… The aim of this study is to describe nurses’ perceptions of the use of restraint in somatic
pediatric care. The ultimate aim is to deepen the understanding of the phenomenon of restraint, …