Ontario law requires restraint and confinement to fit defined legal conditions. An institution needs evidence of the immediate concern, less restrictive options, ongoing monitoring and a decision that can be revisited.
Ontario law requires restraint and confinement to fit defined legal conditions. An institution needs evidence of the immediate concern, less restrictive options, ongoing monitoring and a decision that can be revisited.
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Original source Ontario, Patient Restraints Minimization Act, 2001 ↗
This publication provides general information, not medical or legal advice. Applicable rules depend on the institution, capacity, consent and jurisdiction.