… the use of seclusion and restraint in mental health facilities. … better outcomes in mental
health services. This rapid review … of mental health facilities can reduce the use of seclusion …

… 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. …

… , mental health advocates, and mental health professionals, the Health Care Financing …
regulations on the use of S/R for hospitals and residential treatment facilities for children under …

… In view of the considerable changes within the mental health service delivery system during
the past 20 years, the search was restricted to papers published during this period. With this …

… duration of seclusion between adult area mental health services and the forensic mental
health service are difficult to ascertain from the present study. Both service configurations cited …

… seclusion as experienced by two mental health nurses. The assumption was that seclusion
… a need for improvement in both the seclusion process and the facilities. This is a narrative …

… The results indicated that staff with more years of work experience tend to use seclusion
never or sometimes when ‘the patient is yelling and making too much noise’ (r = −0·340) and …

… due to mental illness, intoxication, post-traumatic stress disorder dysregulation, or anger
management issues. The third ethical question is whether or not to use seclusion or restraint at …

… rates of seclusion and restraint in general hospitals. … of seclusion and restraint use on the
pilot unit was studied before and after implementation of the comfort room. The use of seclusion …

… provides outpatient and inpatient mental health services to all age groups … facility with two
seclusion rooms; it provides admission for adult patients aged 16-65 years.[10] Each seclusion …