… patients’ and staff members’ experience of physical restraint in CPFT adult mental health
inpatient … reducing and preventing restraint, will be reported elsewhere (C. Wilson, L. Rouse, S. …

… The findings of this study present a grim picture of the experience of physical restraint for
both staff and patients. Patients reported feeling ignored and unheard both before and, …

… physical and psychological impact of physical restraint for people receiving inpatient mental
health … International agreement has sought to define physical restraint, describing it as ‘any …

… to explore mental health patients’ and staff members’ suggestions for reducing physical
restraint, … The first part of this study, related to the experience of physical restraint, is reported …

… Physical restraint has been associated with physical injury, but psychological consequences
are … physical restraint of children and adolescents in inpatient mental healthcare services. …

… use of physical restraint is prevalent in mental health settings, … of physical restraint use on
admitted patients in mental health … frequency of physical restraint use on psychiatric inpatients …

… was that physical restraint could be a therapeutic intervention when health professionals were
… Studies suggest that professional mental health carers can inspire confidence in patients, …

… All wards offered pharmacological and psychosocial interventions over short admission
durations (circa 15 days) for patients with a mixture of enduring mental health problems. …

… Physical restraint of potentially violent patients can take place on the floor in prone or …
positions (horizontal restraint) or, less intrusively, in standing or sitting positions (vertical restraint). …

… of psychiatric inpatients towards the use of physical restraint. Inpatients viewed physical
restraint as a … At the Shalvata Mental Health Center, we use physical restraint in the treatment of …