Quality improvement program implements trauma-informed care to enhance patient satisfaction in inpatient psychiatric settings, suggesting a shift in treatment philosophy.
Trauma-Informed Care holds promise for improving inpatient psychiatric care through a number of mechanisms, including increasing patient satisfaction and reducing seclusion/restraint episodes and patient assaults. We developed a multidisciplinary, multimodal quality improvement program to implement Trauma-Informed Care-related interventions on adult inpatient psychiatry units that previously lacked a formal treatment philosophy.
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