… 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. …

… nursing staff attitudes toward seclusion and suggested that most … of restraints. While conducting
this project, the staff tried to convert patients’ perceptions of restraint and seclusion from a …

… The aim of this study is to describe nurses’ perceptions of the use of restraint in somatic
pediatric care. The ultimate aim is to deepen the understanding of the phenomenon of restraint, …

… Furthermore, the perception of the ward atmosphere among staff members has been related
to a higher use of seclusion and restraint. Specifically, staff perceptions of a higher level of …

… restraint and seclusion, reasons why restraint and seclusion were used, and what effects
restraint and seclusion … Staff opinions about seclusion and restraint at a state forensic hospital. …

… Team climate: A validated short version of the counselors’ perceived team climate
questionnaire was used for the purpose of this study (Plutino, 2010). The instrument has three …

… of the perception of seclusion and restraint subscale items … the total secluded and restrained
patients' perceptions of … total score of the perception of seclusion and restraint items ranged …

… Coercive measures, such as seclusion and restraint, are still common practice on mental
health wards in some countries, despite the absence of evidence for their therapeutic efficacy (…

… some staff, and leadership behavior that was interpreted as ‘blaming staff’ for the use of
seclusion or restraint that were important to manage in this study,” as detailed by one participant. …

… The literature indicates that staff members and patients have ddferent perceptions of the
seclusion room experience. Nurses may justify use of seclusion by listing the benefits to the …