… the knowledge and attitudes toward the use of restraint/seclusion, many nurses did not want
… ’ perspectives on seclusion/restraint and nurses’ attitudes to the use of seclusion/restraint in …

… As nurses provide the majority of day-to-day care for patients … understanding of nurses'
attitudes towards seclusion. This can … in their attitudes to containment (including physical restraint, …

… of restraint and seclusion across different countries and differences in the perception of
restraint and seclusion between nurses … have positive attitudes toward restraint and seclusion, …

… nurses, including both RNs and licensed practical nurses (… staff's attitudes and opinions
about seclusion and restraint use… a patient spent in restraint or seclusion as an opportunity to …

… with mixed restraint methods, such as seclusion, … on nurse's attitudes towards the use of
physical restraint in psychiatric care; thus, it was not possible to direct compare nurses' attitudes …

… Our findings revealed that male nurses used restraint and seclusion more than female
nurses; this result may be explained by their physical power and ability. This result is also …

… Nurses showed positive attitudes towards physical restraint … Netherlands Nurses (n = 35
before the seclusion reduction … mainly on attitudes towards seclusion and restraint; therefore, the …

… ; it affects nursing care, as nurses have to deal with … seclusion and restraint serve as a means
to control threatening and dangerous situations. Although the use of seclusion and restraint …

… The section dealing with ethics showed significant differences by age (the number of ethical
questions increased with age), by discipline (psychiatrists and nurses raised fewer ethical …

… for using force, manual restraint and seclusion can total EUR 28,518 annually for one ward.
… , practices and attitudes among nurses about physical restraint and the associated factors at …