… the application of mechanical restraints, although psychiatric patients’ experiences of …
psychiatric patients’ experience of mechanical restraints and to describe the care the patients …

… with restraints in the management of agitated psychiatric patients. … Both simple interventions
and complex restraint programs … to reduce the use of restraints and coercive measures and …

… psychiatrists do not even see mechanical restraints as a "regrettable but permissible emergency
liberty infringement. Rather, in their view, restraints … a form of patient management, with …

… that restraints can be inefficacious and dangerous, we contend that mechanical restraints
should … At the very least, this requires that patients or their reliable proxies give formal informed …

… on the use of restraint (Mayoral and … psychiatry department, we found that mechanical
restraint used separately was most common for native-born patients but that immigrant patients …

… of mechanical restraint and seclusion among adult psychiatric … , but commonly included new
restraint or seclusion policies, … Most studies reported reduced levels of mechanical restraint …

… In the face of calls for totally abolishing the use of mechanical restraints and the fact that …
patients may exist, we must ask if the use of restraints with acutely disturbed psychiatric patients …

… mechanical restraints is a risky intervention where patients can … of mechanical restraint on
patients feeling helpless, angry, trapped, sad, fearsome, unpleasant, or offended, and patients …

… that the patients exposed to mechanical restraint generally exhibit … mechanical restraint,
the force needed to restrain a patient is likely more intense than that used to seclude a patient. …

… mechanical restraint (MR) in psychiatry has been present, from the ward to a political level
[Citation1]. The use of restraint … Restraint should be used only when there exists an imminent …