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

… 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…

… 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 …

… reducing the use of physical restraints in acute care setting. Evans et al. (2002) investigated
physical restraint reduction programmes in acute and residential care settings and included …

… on restraint use in home care strongly suggest that healthcare … to restraint use (ie, restraints,
physical restraints), resulting in … use in aged community care by increasing home health care …

… Further research should identify interventions that address inequities in physical restraint
use and ensure a health care system that is a therapeutic rather than traumatic environment. …

… 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 …

… 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 …

… Haven Health System in Connecticut from January 2013 to August 2018. Our primary outcome
was the presence of a physical restraint order in the electronic health … of a restraint order. …

… crisis seriously impacted the healthcare systems [5]. However, … on dementia care, especially
with regard to physical restraint … of physical restraints among dementia patients in acute care …