… as three different perceptions of aggression: firstly, aggression is perceived as a normal and
… , aggression is perceived as a form of violence; and thirdly, aggression is perceived in terms …

… decrease the number of seclusions in clinical psychiatry. A first step in this … perceived
prevalence of patient aggression, the attitudes of mental health nurses towards patient aggression …

… and staff perceptions of the causes of aggressive incidents on inpatient psychiatric units and
… Staff emphasized medication and medical management in both the causes of aggression …

… in preventing aggression than some of the other strategies used in psychiatric wards, such
as … after a training course but they found a reduction on the perceived aggressive incidents. …

… in aggressive events in inpatient psychiatric hospitals, what are possible causes of the
aggressive … regarding how patient aggressive behaviour is perceived, a perception that still lacks …

… Additional connections between mental illness and aggression were perceived to stem from
the … stress due to symptoms, stress itself was perceived to be directly linked to aggression. …

… This review provides evidence of divergent perceptions of the causes of aggression and
violence and suggests that this divergence may perpetuate levels of violence and …

… when managing inpatient aggression. We therefore studied whether staff … wards actually
shares similar perceptions and attitudes about aggression and whether the specialty of the ward …

… days on each ward, and each ward was rated only once. All the psychiatric wards were part
of … exception of the angry and aggressive behavior subscale scores. A low level of angry and …

… with the development of aggression offers possibilities for … to the development of aggression
on psychiatric wards. … relation between aggressive incidents and perceived workload …