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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"physical restraint use"”.

  1. Coercion in Icelandic nursing homes : a correlational study of physical restraint use

    Notkun líkamsfjötra á hjúkrunarheimilum er umdeild og flestir rannsóknarmenn hafa komist að þeirri niðurstöðu að best væri að draga úr notkun þeirra eða stöðva algjörlega. Samkvæmt fyrri rannsóknum er notkun fjötra óalgeng á Íslandi í samanburði við önnur lönd (Ljunggren et al., 1997). Notkun …

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  2. NURSES' KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES AND CLINICAL PRACTICE OF PHYSICAL RESTRAINT USE WITH INTRODUCTION OF AN IN-SERVICE EDUCATION PROGRAMME IN AN ACUTE GERIATRIC SETTING

    … KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES AND CLINICAL PRACTICE OF PHYSICAL RESTRAINT USE AMONG THE ELDERLY, AND TO DEVELOP AND TEST THE FEASIBILITY OF AN IN-SERVICE EDUCATION PROGRAMME ON RESTRAINT USE. A TWO PHASES STUDY WAS CONDUCTED INCLUDING A CROSS-SECTIONAL DESCRIPTIVE CORRELATIONAL STUDY (PHASE I) AND A …

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  3. Improving patient safety by decreasing restraint use

    <p>Restraints are among the top 15 most frequently reported sentinel events (Cosper et al., 2013). An improvement project was undertaken to reduce restraint use on a medical/surgical acute care unit within a 200 bed not-for-profit teaching hospital. The project aimed to reduce physical restraint …

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  4. Reducing Unplanned Extubations in the Intensive Care Unit With Evidence-Based Practice Recommendations

    … hours of shift transitions. Concerns regarding physical restraint use, sedation, and staffing were prevalent in the data. Most UEs did not require immediate reintubation; one event resulted in a patient fatality. Conclusions: The EBR to Banner Health is that current practices be evaluated -- …

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