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1 Δεκ 2013 · Physical restraints are applied to approximately 12 out of 100 patients in German acute care hospitals. Restrictive bedrails are the physical restraint most often used. Variation of prevalence between wards is pronounced, but indicates that hospital care with only few physical restraints is feasible. 1. Background.
Data on the use of physical restraints in acute hospitals in Germany are sparse. Objectives: To investigate the prevalence of physical restraints and characteristics associated with physical restraint use in acute hospitals.
11 Ιουν 2013 · As an example of the first type of ageist behavior, PwD in acute hospitals run the risk of being exposed to physical (e.g., bedrails, belts, locked doors) and chemical (e.g., psychotropic drugs)...
1 Δεκ 2013 · This cross-sectional study is the first in Germany that determines the prevalence of physical restraints in a large group of patients from four maximum-care hospitals by direct observation, which is undoubtedly the most valid and reliable method (Laurin et al., 2004).
Gauze dressings are the traditional first choice for generic wound care. Gauze can be applied to the wound over a non-stick sheet as part of the basic dressing as described earlier. Dry gauze dressings should not be applied directly to skin wound or incision as they are painful to remove and are nonselective debriders that cause significant ...
8 Μαρ 2018 · The German health care system is divided into three main areas: outpatient care, inpatient care (the hospital sector), and rehabilitation facilities.
Conventional gauze dressings adhere to the wound bed, cause bleeding and tissue damage on dressing removal and expose the patient to unnecessary pain (73–78). From their initial introduction, hydrocolloids were, and still are, designed to be left in place for several days.
