… In the present study, the use of physical restraint was greater in medical wards where acute
… The use of chemical restraint in the present study was higher in surgical wards, where it has …

… The results of this study indicate that physical restraints are used in Swiss nursing homes
(mean 3.7, SD 3.9), most typically in the form of bed rails, tying the resident to a regular chair …

… Method: the research had an exploratory, descriptive and … team justified the use of physical
restraint for patient safety, … and - making use of physical restraint, since the knowledge …

… A qualitative descriptive design was used (22), adopting methods from Patton (23). The …
descriptive study is determined by the aim of our study since qualitative descriptive studies tend …

… physical restraint (PR) for hospitalized elderly people is a major nursing challenge. It is
associated with different physical … This study aimed to evaluate Iranian nurses’ perceptions about …

… This study deeply explores the nurses' behaviour of applying PR and enriches the
descriptive study of PR. The nurses' own (eg, nurses' cognition of PRs) and external (eg, …

… in this study did not consider side rails as physical restraints, the students in an earlier study
… This study showed how the overuse of physical restraints and lack of person-centered care …

… This study showed some important misunderstandings of nurses about using physical restraint
… Findings of this study serve as a supporting reason for importance of educating nurses …

… The aim of this study was “to evaluate the application of physical restraint standards in … a
cross-sectional descriptive study. A convenient sample of 120 physically restrained patients was …

… description of the experience of restraint. Findings highlight the predominantly negative impact
of physical restraint on the person restrained … most minimal use of restraint in health care …