… 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 …

… 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 …

… Owing to their complexity, interventions to reduce seclusion rates do not lend themselves
to … made in psychiatric settings to reduce the use of seclusion. We reviewed this literature. …

… 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 …

… review of the practice of seclusion in psychiatric inpatient facilities. Attention is paid to the
moral debate on seclusion. Most publications consider seclusion as a necessary intervention …

… However, whether it is appropriate to use seclusion as the main or only means of intervention
is open to discussion. Even if this point is perfectly valid it would be difficult to justify the …

… an optimal rate of seclusion, because different … the use of seclusion and its correlates. In
order to achieve this, we set out to (i) identify the number of patients who experienced seclusion …

… In the following, we use seclusion to indicate seclusion in a … Our data include all
seclusion/restraint episodes in a … to psychiatric hospitals responsible for all civil psychiatric …

… Data on the use of restraints and seclusion was collected … of all the Finnish psychiatric
hospitals. Data collection was … Centre for Welfare and Health to the psychiatric hospitals. The …

Objective The authors previously demonstrated an 82.3% reduction in seclusion and
restraint use at an inpatient psychiatric facility, largely attributable to changes to the physical …