| Autor: |
Lawrence, Daniel, Bagshaw, Ruth, Stubbings, Daniel, Watt, Andrew |
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Issues in Mental Health Nursing; Oct2024, Vol. 45 Issue 10, p1006-1021, 16p |
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Nurses are at the forefront of care in mental health services but their role is conflicted; they carry the most responsibility for care and also for restrictive practices. The harmful effects of restrictive practices for mental health patients are well documented, have attracted negative media attention, public concern, and criticism directed specifically at nursing staff. The need to reduce restrictive practices has been highlighted by patients, carer groups, legislators, policy makers, academics, and mental health service providers. Policies and best practice guidelines have resulted, but restrictive practices remain a global problem. This theory paper proposes that inertia is partly due to the absence of a coherent model that explains the initiation and maintenance of restrictive practice in inpatient mental health settings. The conceptual development and synthesis of the model and its practical implications are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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