Healthcare Restraints and Seclusions – Thought Leadership May 5, 2025Outlining Standards for the Use of Restraints and Involuntary SeclusionWhen managing an agitated and potentially unruly psychiatric patient, healthcare providers must follow established standards of practice regarding the use of involuntary seclusion, physical or chemical restraints, and physical holds. Preserving patient dignity and autonomy involves using the least restrictive interventions necessary to deescalate the situation. This piece aims to outline these standards and why they are essential to help reduce risks and promote the best possible patient outcomes.Read the Full Brief on Restrains and Seclusions.OUTLINING STANDARDS FOR THE USE OF RESTRAINTS AND INVOLUNTARY SECLUSIONContactsErica Holman Vice President Healthcare PracticeRecommended for youState of the Market Q3 2025NewsStay ahead with the CAC Group State of the Market Q3 2025, your guide to the latest insurance industry trends,… – September 9, 2025 Read more1H 2025 Market Update & 2H 2025 Market OutlookNewsStay informed with the latest insights from the Directors & Officers Liability and Financial Lines Practice in our 1H 2025… – August 27, 2025 Read moreCAC Group Transitions Bruce Denson, Jr. to Chief Strategy OfficerNewsCAC Group Strengthens Executive Team with Bruce Denson, Jr. as Chief Strategy Officer DENVER – CAC Group, a leading insurance brokerage… – August 27, 2025 Read more
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