Patient restraint positions in a psychiatric inpatient service

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Patient restraint positions in a psychiatric inpatient service. / Riley, David; Meehan, Cathal; Whittington, Richard et al.
In: Nursing Times, Vol. 102, No. 3, 2006, p. 42-45.

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Harvard

Riley, D, Meehan, C, Whittington, R, Lancaster, G & Lane, S 2006, 'Patient restraint positions in a psychiatric inpatient service', Nursing Times, vol. 102, no. 3, pp. 42-45.

APA

Riley, D., Meehan, C., Whittington, R., Lancaster, G., & Lane, S. (2006). Patient restraint positions in a psychiatric inpatient service. Nursing Times, 102(3), 42-45.

Vancouver

Riley D, Meehan C, Whittington R, Lancaster G, Lane S. Patient restraint positions in a psychiatric inpatient service. Nursing Times. 2006;102(3):42-45.

Author

Riley, David ; Meehan, Cathal ; Whittington, Richard et al. / Patient restraint positions in a psychiatric inpatient service. In: Nursing Times. 2006 ; Vol. 102, No. 3. pp. 42-45.

Bibtex

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title = "Patient restraint positions in a psychiatric inpatient service",

abstract = "The use of physical intervention on psychiatric inpatient units continues to be a source of debate and controversy. Some studies and national clinical guidelines have identified particular restraint positions as both dangerous and undesirable. The following study attempts to identify clinical variables that may make physical restraint in a particular position more likely.",

author = "David Riley and Cathal Meehan and Richard Whittington and Gillian Lancaster and Steven Lane",

year = "2006",

language = "English",

volume = "102",

pages = "42--45",

journal = "Nursing Times",

issn = "0954-7762",

publisher = "Emap Healthcare Ltd.",

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RIS

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AU - Riley, David

AU - Meehan, Cathal

AU - Whittington, Richard

AU - Lancaster, Gillian

AU - Lane, Steven

PY - 2006

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N2 - The use of physical intervention on psychiatric inpatient units continues to be a source of debate and controversy. Some studies and national clinical guidelines have identified particular restraint positions as both dangerous and undesirable. The following study attempts to identify clinical variables that may make physical restraint in a particular position more likely.

AB - The use of physical intervention on psychiatric inpatient units continues to be a source of debate and controversy. Some studies and national clinical guidelines have identified particular restraint positions as both dangerous and undesirable. The following study attempts to identify clinical variables that may make physical restraint in a particular position more likely.

M3 - Journal article

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VL - 102

SP - 42

EP - 45

JO - Nursing Times

JF - Nursing Times

SN - 0954-7762

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