Restraint Of Patients

40 books
Reducing Restraint and Restrictive Behavior Management PracticesPeter Sturmey
⏱ 4h 19m

Reducing Restraint and Restrictive Behavior Management Practices

Peter Sturmey

2015259 pp.
The violent patientUnknown Author
⏱ 7h 56m

The violent patient

Unknown Author

1988476 pp.
Pervasive developmental disordersUnknown Author
⏱ 3h 42m

Pervasive developmental disorders

Unknown Author

1991222 pp.
Restraining, holding still and containing childrenUnknown Author

Restraining, holding still and containing children

Unknown Author

1999No page data
The use of physical restraints in an acute care medical wardErna J. Schilder
⏱ 4h 33m

The use of physical restraints in an acute care medical ward

Erna J. Schilder

1989273 pp.
Nursing guidelines for the use of restraints in non-psychiatric settingsMassachusetts Nurses Association.

Nursing guidelines for the use of restraints in non-psychiatric settings

Massachusetts Nurses Association.

1982No page data
Restraint and seclusionJack Zusman
⏱ 3h 18m

Restraint and seclusion

Jack Zusman

1997198 pp.
Patient restraints and postural supportsMary M. Doren
⏱ 18m

Patient restraints and postural supports

Mary M. Doren

198918 pp.
Executive Office of Health and Human Services report of the work group on physical restraint of childrenMassachusetts. Executive Office of Health and Human Services

Executive Office of Health and Human Services report of the work group on physical restraint of children

Massachusetts. Executive Office of Health and Human Services

1998No page data
Set me freeJudith A. Lever
⏱ 1h 45m

Set me free

Judith A. Lever

2004105 pp.
Ethical Approaches to Physical InterventionsDavid Allen

Ethical Approaches to Physical Interventions

David Allen

2008No page data
Toward a restraint-free environmentJudith V. Braun
⏱ 5h 5m

Toward a restraint-free environment

Judith V. Braun

1993305 pp.
Respectful ParentingJoanne, Ph.D. Baum
⏱ 4h 46m

Respectful Parenting

Joanne, Ph.D. Baum

2004286 pp.
Occupation as a substitute for restraint in the treatment of the mentally illL. Vernon Briggs
⏱ 3h 25m

Occupation as a substitute for restraint in the treatment of the mentally ill

L. Vernon Briggs

1973205 pp.
Humane restraint appliances, consisting of the Lynch patent lock buckles, and the most humane and approved forms of restraints for the insane and delirious ...Lynch Manufacturing Company
⏱ 11m

Humane restraint appliances, consisting of the Lynch patent lock buckles, and the most humane and approved forms of restraints for the insane and delirious ...

Lynch Manufacturing Company

188511 pp.
Ethical approaches to physical interventionsDavid Allen
⏱ 3h 59m

Ethical approaches to physical interventions

David Allen

2002239 pp.
Seclusion and restraintsLaurel Mildred
⏱ 31m

Seclusion and restraints

Laurel Mildred

200231 pp.
Patient restraintsVictor Lambert

Patient restraints

Victor Lambert

1993No page data
A Practical guide to reducing the use of restraints in nursing homesMassachusetts. Executive Office of Elder Affairs
⏱ 41m

A Practical guide to reducing the use of restraints in nursing homes

Massachusetts. Executive Office of Elder Affairs

199041 pp.
Governance of restraint & seclusion practices by NYS law, regulation, and policyNew York (State). State Commission on Quality of Care for the Mentally Disabled.
⏱ 33m

Governance of restraint & seclusion practices by NYS law, regulation, and policy

New York (State). State Commission on Quality of Care for the Mentally Disabled.

199533 pp.
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