Physical restraint in the intensive care unit: a qualitative systematic review - A qualitative systematic review of physical restraint

Some patients reported that physical restraint did not pose a safety problem. However, some believed that it should not be used because it violated the human rights and dignity of patients (the certainty of the evidence was low). The medical staff was worried about the adverse events, but reported that they used it for safety (high). The medical staff believed that, as alternatives to physical restraint, it was important to modify the existing system (high).