… If at all possible, non-coercive methods should be used to … reducing the physical risks
associated with physical restraint, … for the use of benzodiazepines or high-dose antipsychotics in …

… shape of the ward (ibidem) and its relation to numerousness … as psychiatric emergency wards
where formal coercion is … concrete measures aimed at gradually reducing its use. In 2017, …

… of physical restraint and parenteral antipsychotic or benzodiazepine use … that accepted
patients with COVID-19 supports a link … We attempted to minimize this variation by systematically …

… in mental health care settings, including the use of coercive … bringing mental health services
out of psychiatric hospitals and … , in relation to the field of mental health, some people use …

… a hospital were subtracted, because antipsychotic medications that may be used in hospitals
… patient group cannot be explained by fewer contacts or less access to health care services. …

… Coercive incidents should be kept to a minimum. Maintaining … Minimizing stimulation, which
is typically a major issue in the … The use of intramuscular benzodiazepines and antipsychotic …

… to the use of physical restraint and how the use of this coercive … programming coercive, but
also the very nature of an institution … in the availability and access to services which were far …

… on the use of coercive measures in more than one institution in … Reducing or eliminating
restraint and seclusion for the … and the use of oral benzodiazepines and antipsychotics as prn …

… , in psychiatric hospitals in Europe, rates of coercive measures … If the clinician fails at reducing
the patient’s agitation, … careful with longer term benzodiazepines use in patients diagnosed …

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