Eight principles of protective restraint

The eight principles of protective restraint are compulsory execution, which is a compulsory medical protection measure to limit its behavior to the maximum extent. It is one of the methods of psychiatric treatment and nursing for this kind of special patients, aiming at minimizing the harm of other unexpected factors to patients.

Application principles of binding protection:

(1) The patient did harm to himself or others at that time;

(2) To ensure that patients get timely treatment;

(3) Other less restrictive measures cannot be provided at that time or are invalid after use.

The fixing of the restraint belt should be elastic enough to reach one or two fingers, and provide the patient with enough water and nutrition on time, and then patrol regularly to observe the skin injury and limb activity at the restraint place, and assist the patient to eat, drink, defecate and urinate regularly. Patients who are bound should be evaluated regularly, and the level of restraint should be gradually reduced as needed to minimize the time of restraint.

Protective restraint refers to a compulsory medical protection measure that medical staff urgently implement in order to limit patients' behavior to the maximum extent in the process of psychiatric treatment. It is one of the methods of psychiatric treatment and nursing for this kind of special patients, aiming at minimizing the harm of other unexpected factors to patients.

Psychiatrists stressed that it is not allowed to use barbaric tools such as "tights" chains for long-term bondage. Binding protection is a special nursing operation technique in psychiatric standardization, not a simple binding technique, which contains certain medical risks.

As a psychiatric technology, protective restraint has its significance and value, but the harm it brings to patients and the disadvantages of nursing work also deeply puzzle clinical workers. What we are facing is to constantly improve the use norms and improve the technology, so as to promote the development of psychiatric nursing.

legal ground

People's Republic of China (PRC) Social Insurance Law Article 24 The state establishes and improves the new rural cooperative medical system.

Measures for the administration of the new rural cooperative medical system shall be formulated by the State Council.