NHS临床指南 MIND RESTRAINT REPORT INITIAL RESPONSEPPT.pptVIP

MIND RESTRAINT REPORTINITIAL RESPONSE ‘Mental Health Care Crisis Care: Physical Restraint in Crisis. A report on Physical Restraint in Mental Health Settings in England’ Background On the 19th June 2013 MIND published a report ‘Mental health crisis care: physical restraint in crisis. A report on physical restraint in hospital settings in England’. The report focused on the use of physical restraint in mental health settings in England and attracted significant local and national media attention, particularly in relation to the use of the prone restraint position (face down). The data contained within the report was gathered by a Freedom of Information (FOI) request in February 2013 to all 54 Mental Health Trusts in England. The FOI request asked for a response to nine questions: Nine Questions Asked in the FOI Request Total number of incidents of physical restraint by one or more members of staff Total number of patients who experienced physical restraint by one or more members of staff Total number of incidents of face down physical restraint by one or more members of staff Total number of incidents where physical restraint was used to administer medication Total number of incidents where police were involved in physically restraining a patient Total number of incidents of physical injury following physical restraint Total number of incidents of psychological harm following physical restraint Total number of incidents of physical restraint resulting in death Total number of complaints received following physical restraint Highlights It is important to note that there was significant variation in terms of the number of Trust responses and the data completeness of those responses. This makes it extremely difficult to draw any solid conclusions from the data. 47 (87%) of trust’s provided information on the total number of incidents of restraint. Only 27 (50%) trust’s provided information on the number of prone restraints (NTW reported the highest number 923).