… restraints, its consequences and the attitudes of healthcare professionals' attitudes towards
physical restraint currently present in critical care… to minimize physical restraint in health care. …

… that healthcare assistants favoured use of physical restraint. Good quality PCC involves
maintaining standards of care in … Investigating staff perceptions of physical restraint may assist in …

… , such as in mental health settings, intensive care units and nursing … the concept of physical
restraint in mental health nursing. … In mental health care, nurses implement physical restraint …

… the experience of physical restraint for patients and staff within a UK National Health Service
(NHS) trust in order to inform strategies for reducing or preventing restraint. This paper also …

… this issue from other analytical angles, in order to contribute with new knowledge that
support new practices, strengthening the quality of health care and honor nursing as a caring …

… nurses about using physical restraint and strong intention regarding using physical restraint.
… a supporting reason for importance of educating nurses about the use of physical restraint. …

… Physical restraint (PR) is a routine care measure in many hospital wards to ensure patient
safety. However, it is associated with many different professional, legal, and ethical challenges…

… Restraint rates on acute mental health care wards receiving the intervention were compared
with those on control wards over 3 study phases (baseline, implementation and adoption). …

… daily, years in the profession and the nurses’ views on restraint (p≤0.05). Conclusion: It is
… about physical restraint. Professional development of the nurses regarding physical restraint …

… To our knowledge, there is no relevant nursing guideline for physical restraint use has been
… practices for physical restraint use among hospitals (Xu & Zheng 2010). Physical restraint is …