… used across psychiatric inpatient and emergency settings, despite calls for elimination and
… This study investigated nurses’ perceptions regarding reducing and eliminating the use of …

… settings with their projects. There are factors that can influence inpatient aggression and impact
on the use of seclusion … to assist with reducing seclusion, elimination of seclusion has not …

… inpatient setting over a … inpatient units served as consistent reminders to staff of the
commitment to behavioral change and the dedication of the institution to eliminating use of seclusion …

… Whether or not seclusion can be completely eliminated from acute psychiatry remains an
open question. These results and others demonstrate that some UK hospitals operate virtually …

… The use of seclusion to manage conflict behaviours in psychiatric inpatient settings is … the
effectiveness of protocols to reduce seclusion on process outcomes (eg, seclusion, restraint), …

… The most common indicator of seclusion was risk to others (74%) followed … in seclusion
ranged from 1 to 49 h with a mean of 9 h. Thirty-nine per cent of secluded patients were secluded …

… and seclusion are almost identical, ie restraint and seclusion … Presumably, both inpatients
groups are not sufficiently … and seclusion are employed more readily among these inpatient …

… of seclusion and restraint in psychiatric inpatient settings was … -initiated elimination of restraint
in intensive care settings and … The issue of cost in psychiatric inpatient settings has been …

… and improvement suggestions regarding seclusion in psychiatric inpatient settings. After
an … Eliminating seclusion could come at the risk of staff safety, which would complicate the …

… nurses’ perceptions and attitudes regarding barriers and enablers to eliminating seclusion
and restraint in inpatient psychiatric settings and emergency departments (EDs) in Australia. …