… nurse’s perception of threat at the centre of the process by which the decision to implement
seclusion … ; offering medication; distraction; physical restraint or indeed initiating seclusion. …

… Because perceived approachability of the patient was a key … to play a role in seclusion and
restraint decisions. On the patient … CE : Nurses' judgments regarding seclusion and restraint of …

… of nurses’ perceptions of chemical restraint interventions … perceived (Sheehan & Burns, 2011).
Deliberate sampling of … than the alternatives of seclusion and mechanical restraint, and an …

… restraints were selected using total enumeration sampling technique. Coercion Experience
Scale was used to assess the perception of patients on physical restraints … of restraints. The …

… have an in-depth understanding of MH nurses’ perceptions of the issue to be able to reduce
… Nonetheless, the MH nurses viewed environmental seclusion more positively than MR. Not …

Objective: The purpose of the study was to obtain staff opinions on the use of seclusion and
restraint with acutely psychotic psychiatric patients in a forensic hospital. Methods: A 40-item …

… nurses’ knowledge, perceptions, attitudes, and practice issues concerning the application of
physical restraints … education about restraint use is important for psychiatric nurses. Further …

… Every ward manager delegated nurses to be responsible for data collection on the ward. …
Due to these methodological limitations this study may be perceived to be more of a pilot study …

… Psychiatric patients associate the use of seclusion, physical restraint/holding, mechanical
restraint and forced medication with strong negative perceptions and wish to be treated with …

… from this nursing study centred on the following dimensions: patients' perceptions of seclusion
as a … These issues need to be addressed by future research on seclusion and restraints. …