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Emergency/ Urgent Care Patient Restraint Monitoring RecordHRNSiteLast NameFirst and Additional NamesPHNGenderDOB (yyyymondd)Ages in Readdress (Street, City, Province, Postal Code)Date (yyyyMondd)

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1. Identify the patient who needs emergency/urgent care patient restraint.
2. Ensure that you have the necessary equipment for patient restraint, such as soft restraints and immobilization devices.
3. Communicate with the patient and explain the need for restraint in a calm and reassuring manner.
4. Assess the patient's condition and determine the appropriate level of restraint needed. This may include wrist restraints, ankle restraints, or chest restraints.
5. Properly position the patient for restraint, ensuring their comfort and safety.
6. Apply the restraints according to the manufacturer's instructions, making sure they are secure but not too tight.
7. Continuously monitor the patient while they are restrained, checking for any signs of distress or discomfort.
8. Document the use of patient restraint, including the reason for restraint, the type of restraint used, and any observations made during the process.
9. Regularly reassess the need for restraint and remove the restraints as soon as they are no longer necessary.
10. Follow any local, state, or federal regulations regarding the use of patient restraint.

Who needs emergencyurgent care patient restraint?

1. Emergency/urgent care patient restraint may be needed for patients who pose a risk to themselves or others due to their medical condition or behavior.
2. Examples of individuals who may need emergency/urgent care patient restraint include those who are agitated, aggressive, or experiencing a mental health crisis.
3. Restraint may also be necessary for patients who are at risk of self-harm, such as those who have suicidal ideation or are experiencing severe delusions or hallucinations.
4. Medical professionals, including doctors, nurses, and emergency responders, may determine the need for patient restraint based on their clinical judgment and assessment of the situation.

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What is emergency/urgent care patient restraint?

Emergency/urgent care patient restraint is the act of physically restricting a patient's movement to ensure their safety and the safety of healthcare providers when the patient is exhibiting violent or self-destructive behavior.

Who is required to file emergency/urgent care patient restraint?

Healthcare providers who are involved in restraining a patient in emergency or urgent care settings are required to file a report on the patient restraint.

How to fill out emergency/urgent care patient restraint?

The report on emergency/urgent care patient restraint should be filled out with details of the incident including the patient's information, reason for restraint, actions taken, and outcomes.

What is the purpose of emergency/urgent care patient restraint?

The purpose of emergency/urgent care patient restraint is to maintain a safe environment for the patient and healthcare providers during a situation where the patient's behavior poses a risk.

What information must be reported on emergency/urgent care patient restraint?

The report on emergency/urgent care patient restraint must include the patient's name, date and time of restraint, reason for restraint, actions taken, outcomes, and signatures of healthcare providers involved.