The use of restraint and seclusion in K-12 schools has been scrutinized and criticized for decades, including by the U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Government Accountability Office, and ...

Stewart Patrick asks advocates of restraint some fair questions in his column this week:. But apostles of restraint have their work cut out for them. Their first task is conceptual. They need to ...

Cases involving prone restraint are among more than 1,000 AP documented over a decade of people who died not by gunshot but after officers used force that is not meant to kill. In all, at least ...

Types of restraints include belts, vests, jackets and mitts for the patient's hands, as well as devices to prevent movement of elbows, knees, wrists and ankles. Other forms of restraint are: ...

And any restraint that restricts air flow to a child’s airways is also prohibited. Tragic consequences, including death, have occurred from the misuse of the practices in other states.

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) --The fatal arrest of George Floyd re-ignites the debate over what type of restraint is considered okay during an arrest."When you hear someone calling for help you are supposed ...

States where physical restraints for nursing home patients were most frequently used in 2006 were: California, 13.4 percent; Arkansas, 13.2 percent; and Oklahoma, 11.5 percent.

Explore the federal data on hospital restraint deaths across the U.S. from 2020 to 2023 here. ... What's your story?

Seclusion and restraint are not supposed to be punishments for misbehavior; instead, they are practices intended to deescalate a situation and stop a student from harming themselves or others.