… of using manual restraint within inpatient adolescent mental health care. The research …
of manually restraining adolescent patients within inpatient adolescent mental health care?” …

… Based on our findings, supporting the philosophy of individualized care (Madan and Row,
2010), health care and nurses in particular are challenged in the way they will deal decisions …

… as physical restraint. This paper aims to explore three common ‘defences’ to account for the
use of physical restraint… serious problems with the use of physical restraint, it seems timely to …

… community mental health nurses from primary health care centres would suggest that there
is a greater readiness both in the general population and among primary health care staff to …

… cases of physical restraint in acute older people care. … physical restraint, and what is the
impact of context on the prioritizing of ethical values when making a decision on physical restraint…

… actually provide care in such … physical restraints. This knowledge is crucial to designing
and testing the effective strategies to reduce physical restraint use and achieve restraint-free care…

… Adverse outcomes associated with use of restraints include … in which the safety of restraint-free
care can be examined in … physical restraints versus limited use or no use of restraints. …

… health care institutions is the use of physical restraints. “Physical restraint” is defined as a
physical or mechanical tool tied to a patient's body or the use of physical strength of health care …

… physical restraints among elderly residents in nursing homes. Despite efforts to minimize their
use, physical restraints … common reasons for using physical restraints in this population. To …

… The exact number of deaths caused by physical restraint remains in dispute. The Hartford
Courant, a Connecticut newspaper, reported that 142 restraintrelated deaths, 33% of which …