Intervention reduced violent behaviors and improved satisfaction in mental disorder patients, suggesting effective nursing management in outpatient settings.
Key Points
The application of de-escalation techniques effectively lowered the risk of violent behaviors in mental disorder patients during outpatient care, enhancing safety.
BVC risk levels significantly decreased post-intervention in the study group, demonstrating the effectiveness of targeted de-escalation methods for managing violent behaviors.
A total of 214 patients participated, with 107 receiving de-escalation techniques while the other half received routine interventions during the study period.
Satisfaction among escort unit staff improved after applying de-escalation techniques, indicating better collaborative care outcomes in managing mental health crises.