Staff training decreases use of seclusion and restraint in an acute psychiatric hospital

Archives of Psychiatric Nursing - Tập 13 - Trang 269-271 - 1999
Peter L. Forster1, Cleve Cavness2, Molly A. Phelps3
1San Francisco Country Community Mental Health Services, San Francisco, CA, USA
2John George Psychiatric Pavilion, San Leandro, CA, USA
3Gateway Psychiatric Services, San Francisco, CA, USA

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Archives of Psychiatric Nursing

Tập 13

269-271

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