… existing patterns and reasons for use of seclusion in our acute mental health facility. We also
… of developing an informed and sustainable reduction in the use of seclusion in the clinic. …

… the use of seclusion and restraint in mental health facilities. … better outcomes in mental
health services. This rapid review … mental health facilities can reduce the use of seclusion and …

… Through taking a broader approach to improving how a psychiatric facility operates, the
use of seclusion and restraint may be reduced. Staff on this ward timetabled a schedule to …

… The NASMHPD training curriculum is designed to help adult and child mental health facilities
reduce the use of S/R. The interventions are not intended to replace evidence-based or …

… In some circumstances, this was related to legal requirements, whereby it is mandatory for
remand and sentenced prisoners (transferred to forensic mental health facilities) to be placed …

Use of seclusion … secluded or restrained during a four-week period with characteristics of
22,939 patients who were not. Logit analysis was used to calculate the probability of seclusion …

… Out of the 253 patients admitted during the year under review, 198 had their records available
at the GPS record unit (55 patients transferred to other health facilities outside of Ballarat …

… However, whether it is appropriate to use seclusion as the main or only means of intervention
… Patient characteristics and facility effects Hospital and Community Psychiatry 1990 41: 75–…

… We hypothesized the addition of a comfort room would reduce the use of seclusion and …
analyzed frequency and duration of seclusion and restraint use between an experimental unit (…

… ’s Health Act (CHA) that established national standards restricting the use of S/R in all public
and private health care facilities … Research on nurses’ decisions to use seclusion or restraint …