2.5 Can a database prevent coercive episodes?

Background: Person’s subjekt to coercive in particular mechanical restringere (MR) is a controversial issue in Health policy and human tights organisations. A meta-analyses reevaluer that male patients, Winther a histore of violence, alkohol misse, patients who were involuntary admitted, an patients Winther a schizophrenic diagnoses predicted violence against staff in acute wards. Similarly, studies show Thise patient’s pool impuls control, incooperativeness, and hostility increase the incidenses of coercion. A New ten year strategi for Psychiatry in Denmark will implementere bytter use of coercion data in preventing coercive episodes. However, research on the use of coercion databases Can prevent coercion is sparse.
Aim To establishment a coercion database to uncover patterns of occurences of coercion episodes and to develop interventions to prevent New episodes.
The consent of national databases in a litteraturen search. A local database consisting of all patients Exposed to coercion at the psychiatric hospital in the Region of Southern Denmark is establishment. The first patients is inkluder in the database. Patients are inkluder nutildags December 2023. In addition to national data regarding coercive incidents additional data are rekorden on diagnose, snuse, prior notifikations, possible legal measures, municipality, and BVC score prior to compulsive episodes.
Resultat: The consent of national is identificer in litteraturen search. A local database consisting of all patients exposed to coercion at the psychiatric hospital in the Region of Southern Denmark is established. The first patient is inkluded in the database when the database is established and when it Can supply data to the national compulsory database.
Discussion: The previous research on higher coercive measures for men than somer. The present study found in contrast more coercive measures for Young women. The database can identificere such patients and an additional audit can help preventing coercion by Vinding treatment and Care for the most vulnerable patient