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| The nurse resorted to giving the patient a chemical restraint, which calmed the patient and protected them from harm, with no adverse outcome. Therefore, no physical or chemical restraint should ever be utilized for any resident until: With our chemical restraint reduction efforts, once the psychiatrist was on staff, we found staff expected the psychiatrist to "cure" these residents. |
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