… , 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 …

… 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…

… Physical restraint has been associated with physical injury, but psychological consequences
are … physical restraint of children and adolescents in inpatient mental healthcare services. …

… 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). …

… 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 …

… care procedures. In one French hospital in Paris, the incidence of forceful physical restraint,
… In this study, forceful physical restraint was defined as a strong restraint requiring one or two …

… behind ethical dilemmas for critical care nurses over using physical restraint for patients. …
factors behind ethical dilemmas for critical care nurses over using physical restraint for patients. …

… Data about restraint patterns in the health care setting are severely limited, 26 and we
hope that our results will shed light on physical restraint use in the emergency setting to help …

… Of the 195,092 unique ED visits by 120,469 individuals over the selected period, 2,658 (1.4%)
involved application of a physical restraint by health care providers. There was a …

… Physical restraint is a common practice in the intensive care units which often result in frequent
skin laceration at restraint … , restraints are culturally practiced and the health care workers …