2017年10月12日 · The basket- hold is the most fatal technique in history since the police choke hold. In or about 1999 the GAO did an investigation on restraint use in 4 states and found that one of the states engaged in a dangerous restraint practice, the basket hold.

The basket hold in the prone position is an example of a face down restraint that should be avoided at all costs. The way the basket hold works is that a clients arms are criss crossed over their upper body, chest, torso, abdomen.

The physical restraint methods of neck holds, hog tying and basket holds should not be used in NHS Lothian due to the risks they present. Neck holds – Pressure exerted on the wind pipe and/or on the carotid arteries can rapidly induce unconsciousness and death.

Engineered by Bruce Chapman to replace the "basket hold" 15 years ago, the Modified PRT offers a safer level of control than the basket hold for younger or smaller children who may not require the full mechanical advantage of the PRT.

1999年3月28日 · Basket hold: A commonly used but often misused term. Leading experts describe a basket hold as a physical restraint in which a worker holds a patient from behind. The worker grasps the...

2021年9月27日 · No central data source exists despite many states’ regulations limiting restraints, such as banning basket holds. The research revealed one encouraging trend: Deaths identified by the researchers from 1993-2018 declined dramatically – by 65% – from the first 13-year period reviewed to the second.

2019年11月8日 · I heard about something called a basket hold. It is supposedly a way to control out of control children. What is special about it though, does it give you leverage or something?

2013年1月1日 · Holds involving control of a single arm are often done to keep the caregiver in a safer position (e.g., slightly behind and to the side) during the problematic episode. A commonly used hold controlling both arms and the torso of the individual engaging in …

2010年8月21日 · (A basket hold consists of crisscrossing a person’s arms over his or her chest and holding them from behind. This hold compresses the chest and also prevents the staff member from observing the person’s face and breathing). Children are subjected to restraint and seclusion at higher rates than adults and also are at greater risk of injury.

2017年4月28日 · This basket hold is used widely in schools in the positive handling of children despite the Department for Education guidance that it should not be due to th...