This study investigates metaphor production in individuals who have experienced physical restraint (PR) in mental health settings compared to those undergoing other psychiatric treatments (OPTs). PR, an emergency measure employed to restrict a patient's movements in risk situations, raises ethical concerns, necessitating exploration of patients’ subjective experiences. In this context, metaphors might be pivotal for understanding individuals’ perspective2 and enhancing the patient-clinician relationship. .
This study investigates metaphor production in individuals who have experienced physical restraint (PR) in mental health settings compared to those undergoing other psychiatric treatments (OPTs). PR, an emergency measure employed to restrict a patient's movements in risk situations, raises ethical concerns, necessitating exploration of patients’ subjective experiences. In this context, metaphors might be pivotal for understanding individuals’ perspective2 and enhancing the patient-clinician relationship. .
EXPLORATION OF PERCEPTION OF RESTRICTIVE MEASURES BY PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENTS, A QUALITATIVE ITALIAN STUDY WITH A LINGUISTIC APPROACH
KORMPAKI, SOFIA IRIS
2023/2024
Abstract
This study investigates metaphor production in individuals who have experienced physical restraint (PR) in mental health settings compared to those undergoing other psychiatric treatments (OPTs). PR, an emergency measure employed to restrict a patient's movements in risk situations, raises ethical concerns, necessitating exploration of patients’ subjective experiences. In this context, metaphors might be pivotal for understanding individuals’ perspective2 and enhancing the patient-clinician relationship. .È consentito all'utente scaricare e condividere i documenti disponibili a testo pieno in UNITESI UNIPV nel rispetto della licenza Creative Commons del tipo CC BY NC ND.
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14239/17072