… ), attitudes are among the components of the self. The perceptions and attitudes of nursing
staff will influence not … I What attitudes or opinions do nursing staff have toward seclusion and …

… , did not concern psychiatric nursing staff's attitudes towards containment methods. Moreover…
this study focused mainly on attitudes towards seclusion and restraint; therefore, the results …

… the experiences and attitudes of staff to restraint and seclusion in a … of staff believed the
interventions were used correctly. Staff at wards with high usage of restraint and seclusion, and …

… factors for enhancing staff attitudes toward reducing use of restraint and seclusion. The
findings of these studies are encouraging in terms of reducing restraint and seclusion, as well as …

… seclusion revealed a distinct division between staff and patients' experiences. Nursing staff
generally showed attitudes … current understanding of nurses' attitudes towards seclusion. This …

… seclusion and restraint serve as a means to control threatening and dangerous situations.
Although the use of seclusion and restraint … the staff’s attitudes towards seclusion and restraint. …

… nursing staff's comprehension of the goals of patient restraint … the staff to cope with violence,
and environmental conditions. … Perceptions of seclusion and restraint by patients and staff in …

… Attitudes towards seclusion and restraint in mental health settings: findings from a large,
community-based survey of consumers, carers and mental health professionals. Epidemiology …

… restraint/seclusion period. Discussion: Most of the patients had negative attitudes toward
restraint/seclusion … of restraining practice can be given to staff who work in psychiatric services. …

… that a nursing unit's culture and staff attitudes may contribute … of both nursing staff and
patients in relation to seclusion, with … improve the way in which seclusion is practised. The study …