… Research on nurses’ decisions to use seclusion or restraint found that a group of nurses
agreed only 22% of the time on which intervention to use (Holzworth & Willis, 1999). When the …

… asking about the probability of using seclusion in specific scenarios. The results indicated
that staff with more years of work experience tend to use seclusion never or sometimes when ‘…

… help adult and child mental health facilities reduce the use of S/R. … The curriculum uses an
approach characterized by the … ity-wide policy statement that outlines the approach to S/R use, …

… unique to each facility and in response to practices and policies that staff perceived as
enabling the use of seclusion. Common features of the programmes for change at many of these …

… 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 …

… This analysis incorporates aspects of different social and health policy analysis models,
including Chambers and Bonk (Citation2013), Ginsberg and Miller-Cribbs (Citation2005); …

… existing patterns and reasons for use of seclusion in our acute mental health facility. We also
… of developing an informed and sustainable reduction in the use of seclusion in the clinic. …

… seclusion is in common usage, an agreed definition has proved problematic, with some
policies … appeared to be provoking staff to use seclusion or restraint or where consumers were …

… Because perceived approachability of the patient was a key factor, seclusion reduction
policies should focus on supporting professionals in their efforts to manage inpatients with …

… (82.6%), there was a formal written policy and procedure for the use of seclusion room. …
This study demonstrated that a small number of hospital EDs use seclusion. The number of …