Seclusion of patients

Patients' view of seclusion – preliminary report

Background Seclusion, putting a patient involuntarily alone in a locked unfurnished room from which she/he cannot freely exit, is a prevailing coercive measure in modern psychiatric practice. In recent years, clinical, ethical, and legal debate has increased awareness of its controversial nature. However, studies focused on the views of the secluded patients themselves are sparse. Objective: To...

Seclusion In Psychiatry : Nurses’ and Patients’ Point of View

Introduction : Seclusion is the involuntary confinement of a person alone in a room or an area where the person is physically prevented from leaving. Seclusion continues to be prescribed in the care of psychiatric patients suffering from schizophrenia, bipolar disorders or major depression with suicide ideas. Discussion : The use of seclusion needs to be examined in the care of mentally ill peo...

Use of seclusion for managing behavioural disturbance in patients

The management of aggression, violence and behavioural disturbance remains a challenging problem for psychiatric services despite advances in pharmacotherapy, psychological interventions for many mental disorders and improvement in the delivery of community psychiatric services. Notwithstanding the continuing trend of delivering psychiatric care in the community with the active input of patient...

Seclusion: a literature review

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