Restraining Cognitively Impaired Nursing Home Residents
Nursing ManagementPublished 1 September 1993
Jiska Cohen‐Mansfield, Marcia S. Marx, Perla Werner
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An in-depth examination clarifies aspects of temporal, environmental and social conditions under which restraint use typically occurs in cognitively impaired and agitated nursing home residents.
Abstract
Patterns of physical restraint use were measured according to time of day, location on the unit, and persons in the environment on three units of one long-term care facility. An in-depth examination clarifies aspects of temporal, environmental and social conditions under which restraint use typically occurs in cognitively impaired and agitated nursing home residents.
Keywords
Psychology