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Preparing students for physical restraint.

Abstract

While not encouraging the use of physical restrains on mental patients, the author presents a statement of its continuing use and underscores the need for preparing students for a group of traditional procedures that in some ways are increasingly out of step with our times and aesthetically offensive. Two specific clinical indications for restraint are discussed.

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B Block. 1976. Preparing students for physical restraint.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/185374/

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