S1:Ep2 Rethinking Restraints

from WWND-What Would Nurses Do? Hosted by NURS363

This episode discusses the use of restraints in the clinical setting and how restraint protocols and alternatives have changed over time. All discussions of evidence based practice during this podcast range from 1990 to 2021. After listening to this episode, let us know what you think about the use of restraints. Are they ethical? Are they necessary? Do they ensure the safety of patients and healthcare staff? Thank you for listening!

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