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See Latest ArticlesSeclusion and restraint usage in seven English psychiatric intensive care units (PICUs)
Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care, 10/27/09
Dye S et al. – It appears that PICUs manage disturbed behaviour differently, either dependent upon facilities or local policies. In attempting to reduce the use of seclusion and restraint, a multi–faceted approach must be taken both locally and nationally. PICU clinicians and service users should be integral within this.
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