Restraints: Alternatives to Restraints August 4, 2008

After completing this course, the learner should be able to:

  • .    Identify the types of patients that restraints have traditionally
  • and most commonly been used on.
  • .    Participate in appropriate assessments of patients with the goal of
  • finding alternatives to the use of restraints.
  • .    Describe the training requirements for medical staff that can help
  • reduce the use of restraints.
  • .    Participate in careful, individualized care planning to find
  • alternatives for those who might otherwise require the use of restraints.
  • .    Describe the importance of investigating patients’ problem behaviors
  • to get a clearer understanding of their true needs and find alternative solutions to the use of restraints.
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