… In this national survey we found that a large majority of participants believed that seclusion
and restraint were likely to cause harm, including breaching human rights, compromising …

… This review explored the current literature on how consumers and nurses experienced
seclusion and restraint events. During the last five years, there has been global interest in this …

… This study reports the results of a survey of the perceptions and attitudes of nurses working
with psychiatric consumers in Australia regarding the current use of seclusion and restraint, …

… consumers and their supporters regarding the use of seclusion and restraint in mental health
settings. … It was expected that this would complement a concurrent nationwide online survey …

… in the perception of restraint and seclusion between nurses and patients. … restraint and
seclusion, others have negative attitudes. The current analysis found that restraint and seclusion …

… If de-escalation techniques fail, restraints, seclusion and/or … Written consent was not sought
because the survey was … place and mental health consumers are still secluded: An analysis …

… Approximately half of the respondents reported being subjected to restraint or seclusion … of
restraint and seclusion and/or their care or monitoring during the restraint or seclusion episode…

… of seclusion use and percentage of consumers who experienced seclusion and (b) more
than 50% reduction in hours of restraint use and percentage of consumers who experienced …

… 7 of 8 hospitals had fewer consumers restrained. • 5 of 7 hospitals had fewer … and adolescent
psychiatric institutions with special reference to seclusion and restraint. Unpublished manu- …

… Although Sheline and Nelson 27 found that consumers preferred seclusion to restraint, the
consumers surveyed in this study disliked being left alone in a cold sterile environment. The …