… nurses about using physical restraint and strong intention regarding using physical restraint.
… a supporting reason for importance of educating nurses about the use of physical restraint. …

… of physical restraints in other health care settings. The decision to use physical restraint in the
care of … What do we know about physical restraint practice in critical care settings, and what …

… their use could be for reasons other than restraint (eg, to assist patient in moving), this
analysis included only cases in which a physical restraint other than full side rails was used. (…

… use of physical restraint in acute and residential healthcare … Decisions about the use of
physical restraints are complex … of physical restraints, the negative consequences of restraint for …

… It may not be possible for our ICU to be restraint-free, but a reduction in the use of
physical restraints is of paramount importance to our facility. It’s essential for all health care …

… There is extensive literature regarding patients', families', and caregivers' attitudes toward
physical restraints and their use, but no literature was found related to how potential …

… Restraint rates on acute mental health care wards receiving the intervention were compared
with those on control wards over 3 study phases (baseline, implementation and adoption). …

… daily, years in the profession and the nurses’ views on restraint (p≤0.05). Conclusion: It is
… about physical restraint. Professional development of the nurses regarding physical restraint …

… Risk was regarded as a part of everyday mental health care for the members of staff
involved in this study. How risk is played out in this setting is complex. While staff adopted a …

… The aim of this paper is to examine the relationship between physical restraints and … In
summary, the use of physical restraints on older patients might not be as beneficial as healthcare …