… with the use of physical restraint. The prevalence of restraint used in our study was 66.5%
of inpatients, which is twice as much as in a recent study from South India (Danivas et al., …

… receiving chemical restraint and physical restraint during … Indian data; the rate of physical
restraint was substantially lower in our setting. In the US, the prevalence of physical restraint …

… of coercion and restraint measures in mental health establishment setting. However, the
population may not be representative of the entire Indian population and limited to South India. …

… of Psychiatry, in a multispecialty teaching hospital in South India. A cross sectional design
was used and 40 patients who were restrained were selected as study subjects using total …

… evaluate existing evidence pertaining to physical restraint practices in adult critical care …
are restrained during their hospitalization. The prevalence rate was 358 restraint days per …

… restrained physically at some point during their hospitalization. A study conducted in the
Indian setting reported that restraint … In nursing home settings the prevalence rates of restraints …

… In this context, approach to restraints is all the more relevant. This article looks to overview
the types of restraints, complications of restraints, and the alternatives to restraint in diverse …

… compare datasets from four similar European countries with regard to restraint prevalence. …
report include the use of mechanical restraint, physical restraint and seclusion. Seclusion is “…

… of restraint, including, for example, the use of bedrails [18, 19]. Restraint prevalence in …
The discrepancy depends mainly on the definition used for restraint and the study setting [22…

… found a prevalence rate of 358 restraint days per 1,000 ICU days. From two observational
studies, out of total restrained patients, 42.9% to 48% were restrained for more than 24 hours.…