… the use of seclusion and restraint in mental health facilities. … better outcomes in mental
health services. This rapid review … mental health facilities can reduce the use of seclusion and …

… uses seclusion or restraint with atypically high frequency but short duration and a hospital
that uses seclusion … duration may both report hours of seclusion or restraint per 1,000 patient-…

… Despite concerns that ending the use of seclusion and restraint in mental health facilities
would lead to increased assaults and injuries, the experience has been the opposite (5–9). …

… management, such as seclusion facilities or PICU, may also be considered a predictor of
the use of seclusion, and these further influence health care professionals’ opinions on the …

… Whatever the physical environment and facilities of a seclusion room, we may thus … A final
limitation may be the use of the Patient View-of-Seclusion Questionnaire as the most important …

… resource of mental health service had … to use seclusion when patients presenting aggressive
behavior [44,46,69]. The national mental health law had not covered the use of seclusion, …

… State Incentive Grant was a national initiative to reduce restraint and seclusion use in
psychiatric hospitals and community based mental health settings sponsored by the National …

… the use of seclusion across the United States (US). For example, a large study of psychiatric
facilities … The lack of use of seclusion at baseline in this study makes it difficult to assess the …

… use of restraints and seclusion by individual facilities. The IPFQR publication of facilities’
practice of restraints and seclusion provides consumers with information they may use to make …

… and reduce restraint and seclusion. We evaluated facilities’ response to the IPFQR program
and differences by ownership, hypothesizing that facilities reporting these measures for the …