… All patients who were involuntarily admitted and physically restrained at a psychiatric intensive
care unit within an 18‐month study period were analysed. Ratings were obtained at four …

… The use of physical restraint may be beneficial to psychiatric inpatients who are unable to
control their emotions and behavior. These patients perceive themselves to be in a position of …

… Background: The use of physical restraint as an intervention in the care of psychiatric …
investigate the psychiatric nurses’ experiences of using physical restraint in the psychiatric wards …

… While conducting this project, the staff tried to convert patients’ perceptions of restraint
and seclusion from a punitive action to a legitimate medical treatment with proven efficacy for …

… nurses' perception of physical restraint as being a necessary … about using physical restraint
for psychiatric patients is closely … This may be because staff attitudes towards using restraint …

… Firstly, about two thirds of the studied patients perceived causes of their restraint as an … effect
on nursing staff of administering physical restraint in a secure psychiatric hospital: when I go …

… experiences and perceptions of nursing staff regarding physical restraint in psychiatric units.
… This study provides additional perspectives about physical restraint and reveals the need …

… , we focused on psychiatric patients' perceptions of their overall treatment. This information
will help to assess care routines and improve the practices towards a more patient-centred …

… patients to physical restraint carries a risk of physical and psychological harm to patients;
staff may be physically … staff and patient perceptions, underlining the negative experience of …

… , nearly all patients perceived that the health care team did not follow-up with the patients after
… experience of physical restraint for mental health inpatients and staff in the UK. Journal of …