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Showing 1 to 20 of 56 for “"Seclusion"”.
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The experience and process of seclusion practice: A qualitative analysis
This qualitative study explored the experience of seclusion practice with particular reference to those nurses, patients and relatives who were involved in the procedure. A literature review of international publications revealed that there was little cohesion within studies undertaken so far. A …
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Unregulated, untrained, and unaware: restraint and seclusion practices in educational settings
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A Case Study Exploring Restraint and Seclusion Use in School-Age Children on an Inpatient Psychiatric Unit
Perceptions of children restrained and secluded (R&S) were explored using Yin's methodology and critical theory. The literature presented reviewed proponent's and opponent's views of the R&S intervention used on inpatient psychiatric units for the containment of violent patients. Despite reports of …
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Restraint and seclusion in American public schools: developing principles of appropriate use and identifying corresponding legal provisions.
… of children being subject to restraint and seclusion practices in school settings, this study proposes 14 principles of appropriate use for those practices. These principles were developed from the research literature and from the results of six interviews of school-based practitioners who …
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From Seclusion To Inclusion: A Comparative Case Study Of Students With Emotional And Behavioral Disorders In Middle Schools
The transition of students with emotional and behavioral disorders has often been difficult when the move is made from self-contained classes to a less restrictive environment in general education classes. This study analyzed the perceptions of students and teachers when six middle school students …
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The Collaborative Problem-Solving Approach with Traumatized Children: Its Effectiveness in the Reduction of Locked Seclusion in an Inpatient Psychiatric Setting
… these extreme behaviors often results in locked seclusion in most inpatient psychiatric settings. Locked seclusion remains controversial at best and raises legal and ethical issues regarding its safe and therapeutic use.</p><p> This retrospective quantitative study evaluated the effectiveness of …
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Reducing the Use of Seclusion and Restraint in Segregated Special Education School Settings Through Implementation of the Collaborative Problem Solving Model
… potentially harmful interventions such as seclusion and restraint, which adversely impact students as well as staff. The nonrandom sample was comprised of students enrolled in two segregated special education schools located in large communities in northwestern Pennsylvania. The enrollment …
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Pediatric Psychiatry Inpatients' Perspectives of Aggression Management: Discernment in the Doorway
… inpatient units (Bonner et al., 2002). Seclusion rooms and restraints used as interventions for patients’ aggressive behaviour may have the consequence of being traumatizing for patients (O’Brien & Cole, 2004). The voices of many stakeholders involved in the controversial conversation of …
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Pandangan masyarakat terhadap tradisi “pingit pengantin”: Studi di Desa Maduran, Kecamatan Maduran, Kabupaten Lamongan
… the writer discuses on tradition of “bride seclusion” that is in Maduran village, Maduran district of Lamongan. That is caused the belief of some of Maduran society on tradition of “bride seclusion”. The purpose of seclusion is to keep bride from something dangers that can be from outside, …
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Constructing trust in acute inpatient mental healthcare facilities : the role of physical, social and symbolic environments of care in supporting therapeutic safety
… leading to patient harms such as violence, seclusion and sanctuary harm. Four sites were purposively selected for participation in the study. Initial site visits were made to three newly commissioned facilities and data were collected using key informant interviews, document and artefact …
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The Political Act of Writing Feminism- Begum Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain and the Utopian Vision
… Begum Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain lived a life of seclusion and oppression like many middle-class Muslim women in colonial India during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. During this period, Rokeya used writing as a tool to fight against the oppression women faced from the patriarchal …
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An exploration into the reasons why Māori men (Tāne) are secluded in acute mental health services in New Zealand more frequently than men of other ethnicities
… nationally and internationally related to seclusion of indigenous men. The qualitative research design for this thesis was based on the recollection of the researcher’s professional experiences of being a mental health nurse working in acute mental health services. It utilised the method …
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Marriage And Family In India
… India, marriage partner selection and female seclusion, using three different data sources: 48 interviews with the middle-class in New Delhi, panel survey data from the India Human Development Survey, and survey data from the Center for the Advanced Study of India Delhi National Capital Region …
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Morphia series
… an ordinary room contrast an on-going sense of seclusion and solitude with the potential for action and disturbance.
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The book and the wall : the Isaac Bashevis Singer Memorial Archive Library
… These share the qualities of retreat and seclusion, but for a different purpose - to be able to concentrate better on learning, and/or prayer. Their seclusion from the outside world is not a hostile act but rather a desire to intensify their inner world of prayer and study. These building …
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Finance & architecture : a tragic love story
… establishments to maintain an image of lofty seclusion, of power, and of stability. They were constructed of stone, were monumental in scale and they referenced the Greek orders. Their architecture was wrought with symbolism and representation. They were built to last. However, the nature of …
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Contemplating Suicide: Responding to the Life and Death of Ashley Smith
… Ashley used her body and the objects in her seclusion cell as a means of communicating her dissatisfaction. Several theorists have thought about the intersection o f made objects and selfhood - Hannah Arendt and Elaine Scarry among them - and I use these theorists, along with Julia Kristeva …
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A Promenade for Isolation
… themes: frontality, obscurity, artifice, and seclusion.<br /><br />In the first part, the plan appears as a map of a promenade which is the main ordering device of the building structure.<br /><br />In the second part, the internal spaces are presented as isolated from each other as is the …
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The Influence of Saint Augustine Upon Pope Saint Gregory the Great in his Regula Pastoralis
… St. Augustine was permitted to live in seclusion in close union with God. In the lives of these two Pastors of souls, we find that, although each desired to remain in a monastery, circumstance« necessitated their return to active life.
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Wilson and Labor, 1912 - 1916
… Moses, called from the comparative quiet and seclusion of the university circles to be the leader of a great Nation. The problems which confronted Wilson and labor were problems of America.
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