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Jesper Bak et al 2011

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Mechanical Restraint—Which Interventions Prevent Episodes of Mechanical Restraint?—A Systematic Review

  1. Jesper Bak RN, SD, MPH, Stud. PhD
  2. Mette Brandt-Christensen MD, PhD, 
  3. Dorte Maria Sestoft MD, PhD and
  4. Vibeke Zoffmann RN, MPH, PhD
  5.  
  6.  Article first published online: 18 APR 2011 

DOI: 10.1111/j.1744-6163.2011.00307.x

 

  • Mechanical restraint;
  • mental disorder;
  • nursing;
  • psychiatry;
  • systematic review

PURPOSE:  

To identify interventions preventing mechanical restraints.

DESIGN AND METHODS:  

Systematic review of international research papers dealing with mechanical restraint. The review combines qualitative and quantitative research in a new way, describing the quality of evidence and the effect of intervention.

FINDINGS:  

Implementation of cognitive milieu therapy, combined interventions, and patient-centered care were the three interventions most likely to reduce the number of mechanical restraints.

PRACTICE IMPLICATIONS:  

There is a lack of high-quality and effective intervention studies. This leaves patients and mental health professionals with uncertainty when choosing interventions in an attempt to prevent mechanical restraints.

 

 

Perspectives in Psychiatric Care

Perspectives in Psychiatric Care

Volume 48Issue 2pages 83–94April 2012

Corrected by:

Corrigendum

Vol. 48Issue 3183–184Article first published online: 25 JUN 2012

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