The use of mechanical restraints in patients may seem like a quick and easy solution to control agitated or restless patients, but it is important to remember that restraints are a physical restriction and can be harmful both physically and emotionally for the patient. In person-centered care, it is important to look for alternatives to restraints and work to care for patients without resorting to extreme measures. All patients have the right to dignity and freedom, and we must do everything possible to ensure their safety without sacrificing their quality of life.
In this video, we will show you how to safely place a mechanical restraint while respecting the patient's rights. We will also discuss the importance of person-centered care and how caring without restraints can improve patients' quality of life. We will also address patients' rights and how restraints can limit them, so they must be used carefully and responsibly.
If you work in geriatrics, psychiatry, hospitals, or residential care, don't miss this video. Learn how to safely place mechanical restraints while respecting patients' rights, understand the necessary safety measures and precautions to ensure patient safety and prevent injuries, and learn to care without restraints and improve your patients' quality of life.
25 апр 2023
