Predictors of effective de-escalation in acute inpatient psychiatric settings.

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Patient perspectives on barriers and enablers to the use and effectiveness of de-escalation techniques for the management of violence and aggression in mental health settings.

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The antecedents of violence and aggression within psychiatric in-patient settings.

Key components of de-escalation techniques: a thematic synthesis.

A review and meta-analysis of the patient factors associated with psychiatric in-patient aggression.

Preliminary outcomes of a trial to reduce conflict and containment on acute psychiatric wards: City Nurses.

An analysis of nurses' post-incident manual restraint reports.

Disruptive and dangerous behaviour by patients on acute psychiatric wards in three European centres.

Case study evaluating the impact of de-escalation and physical intervention training.

Identification of the "minimal triangle" and other common event-to-event transitions in conflict and containment incidents.

Patient-staff conflict: results of a survey on acute psychiatric wards.

Patients' reports of traumatic or harmful experiences within the psychiatric setting.

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