… , did not concern psychiatric nursing staff's attitudes towards containment methods. Moreover…
this study focused mainly on attitudes towards seclusion and restraint; therefore, the results …

… factors for enhancing staff attitudes toward reducing use of restraint and seclusion. The
findings of these studies are encouraging in terms of reducing restraint and seclusion, as well as …

… staff numbers and inexperienced staff) in different countries will affect staff attitudes towards
the application of physical restraint. … Studies with mixed restraint methods, such as seclusion, …

… (a) the attitudes of hospital nursing staff towards restraint use, and (b) … Attitude Questionnaire
(MAQ)). Using a cross-sectional design, the attitudes of 180 nursing staff towards restraint …

… the attitude of nursing staff towards coercive measures and/or the influence of nursing staff
… more coercive measures (seclusion, mechanical restraint, physical restraint and compulsory …

… force, manual restraint and seclusion can total EUR 28,518 annually for one ward. … was
nursing staff working in inpatient psychiatric care. The current size of the psychiatric nursing staff …

… to maintain staff and consumer safety, and nurses tended to … and attitudes of nurses working
with psychiatric consumers in Australia regarding the current use of seclusion and restraint, …

… that staff did not talk to them during their time restrained or … as a last resort which is usually
a decision that staff had to make … of some nurses’ behaviour and attitudes during episodes of …

… alter nursing staff attitudes and is necessary for a sustainable change in actual practice.
Eskandari et al6 stated that a change in the attitude of psychiatric nurses … restraint and seclusion. …

… was associated with higher approval of timeout, constant observation and open-area
seclusion, and more positive views on staff safety. Furthermore, managers in higher positions …