WASHINGTON, Aug. 24 (UPI) --Some patients' movement needs to be restricted in order to prevent them from hurting themselves or falling, or disrupting their own treatment. New research suggests, ...
In special nursing homes, group homes, short-stay facilities, and small-scale multi-functional services, even if no one is ...
Having enough registered nurses on a hospital ward may reduce the use of patient restraining devices, according to a US study. Researchers found a “strong negative correlation” between nursing skill ...
Did you miss the latest #NurChat Twitter debate about whether restraint is an issue for all nurses or not? Let us sum it up for you… As an adult nurse spending most of my career in elderly care I have ...
Patients are less likely to be put in restraints when hospitals have more registered nurses on duty, new research has found. A study published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine found that ...
The use of belts, bedrails and other devices to prevent patients from hurting themselves has increasingly come under fire. Within a hospital setting, the use of such restraints may be reduced by ...
An Ontario nurses group has released new guidelines aimed at minimizing the use of potentially harmful restraints on residents of psychiatric hospitals, long-term care homes and other patient ...
The use of belts, bedrails and other devices to prevent patients from hurting themselves has increasingly come under fire. Within a hospital setting, the use of such restraints may be reduced by ...
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