Legal evaluation of physical restraint injury claims

A resident may not be restrained because he/she is difficult, or requires considerable attention. Except in an emergency, restraints may only be used with a physician order and documentation that supports the use of restraints. The use of proper restraints is appropriate to protect the resident from falling or wandering.

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