… Forensic psychiatry was considered as being distinctive and so was not included in this …
other than psychiatric hospitals, eg, residential homes and non-psychiatric hospitals, were not …

… in reducing reliance on seclusion and restraint in a public psychiatric hospital in Virginia.
This hospital shares challenges faced by most public psychiatric hospitals—most notably, a …

… The findings suggest that it is possible to reduce the use of both seclusion and restraint (23–…
to reduce use of seclusion and restraint in psychiatric hospitals. Specifically missing are …

… in a hospital with a high rate of seclusion and restraint. The rate of seclusion and restraint in
the 23 hospitals … Both patient characteristics and the hospital of residence were needed to …

… % of cases in the 32 general psychiatric hospitals treating involuntary patients were …
psychiatric hospital,” clarifying thereby that forensic departments associated at some of the hospitals …

… Our data include all seclusion/restraint episodes in a nonselected admission sample from
three well-defined catchment areas to psychiatric hospitals responsible for all civil psychiatric …

… a single psychiatric hospital. Our results can therefore not be generalized to all psychiatric
care … Finally, the interviews were conducted by psychiatric nurses who, at the time of the study, …

… Hospital, PO Box 2500, Staunton, Virginia 24402 (e-mail, [email protected]). This article is
part of a special section on the use of seclusion and restraint in psychiatric treatment settings. …

… of control in psychiatric units and hospitals, such as seclusion and restraint, are common and
… use of seclusion and restraint. These efforts generally yield significant reductions in use of …

… psychiatric hospital in Turkey revealed that training for patients on skills to manage challenges
related to mental illness decreases the incidence and duration of restraint and seclusion …