… also described using both coercive restraint and medication under … to minimise the risk of
physical injury and the need to use … medication in the form of a benzodiazepine…..maybe after …

… superior to olanzapine in reducing aggression, and olanzapine … Consent should be obtained
without pressure or coercion, … The use of parenteral benzodiazepines may carry a risk of …

… antipsychotics, benzodiazepines and atypical antipsychotics … to be superior to haloperidol
in reducing agitation at a dosage of … , restraints should only be used after less coercive options …

… to restraints, patients have expressed feeling of coercion and … The most commonly used
benzodiazepines are lorazepam, … strategies and interventions to minimize patient and staff harm, …

… Traditional coercive methods for treating agitation have been … patient as rapidly as possible,
minimize the chances of harm to self … to remember that use of benzodiazepines may lead to …

… Reconsidering the use of seclusion and restraints in inpatient child and adult … by patients
and staff in an intermediate-term care facility. Journal of Child and … Share access to this article …

… Coercive measures in our study were defined as: … 16% of those on locked wards, underwent
coercive measures and were … Only two patients received benzodiazepines, the neuroleptic …

… including the general acute hospital and forensic psychiatry. We … use of benzodiazepines
over antipsychotics is advised. If a … , antipsychotics are more effective than placebo in reducing …

… to holding a person in order to apply a mechanical restraint. … or normal access to his/her body
including manual or mechanical … of coercion and restriction include both coercive treatment …

… the acute crisis; (3) avoiding coercion; (4) treating in the least … progress in reducing the need
for physical restraint which is a … to use benzodiazepines alone – eg, antipsychotics increase …