… predictors of the proportion of cases with coercive measures, linear regression models were
fitted. Possible predictors … To assess the degree to which predictors explain the variation of …

… To evaluate the predictive power of the selected prediction model, we computed the receiver
operating characteristic (ROC) curve, a statistical method expressing the true accuracy of a …

… staff-level predictors of seclusion and restraint in psychiatric … as a predictor of the use of
seclusion and restraint while also … accurate predictors of the use of seclusion and restraint on …

… The aim of this study was to describe use of seclusion and restraint after injurious assaults by
… , unit, assaultive patient, and assault characteristics as predictors of seclusion/restraint use. …

… The most important predictor of restraint … restraint were applied to the lowest-functioning
clients, specifically with regard to social interaction. This means that the risk of being restrained …

… This study identified predictors of seclusion or restraint use … , and their use of seclusion or
restraint practices within the … factors predicting facility use of seclusion or restraint. A large …

… are predictors of an episode of seclusion with or without restraint. … are predictors of an
episode of seclusion with restraint. For patients who spent longer in seclusion and under restraint, …

… predictive of the use of seclusion in cases of cognitive disorders [58], whereas the global
admission scores were predictors … , as parallels between restraint and seclusion can be drawn. …

… were missing, although there is some indication that seclusion and restraints … predictors,
preventive and alternative strategies, as well as on clinical outcomes of seclusion and restraints …

… in studying risk predictors and effects of seclusion and restraints. Retrospective methodology
is frequently used to determine risk factors and predictors of seclusion and restraint (16, 87)…