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. 2022 Apr 7;13:856153. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2022.856153

TABLE 3.

Aggression and restraint rates during baseline and intervention periods.

Experimental group
Control group
IRR [95% CI] Experimental/Control p-value
N Rate [95% CI] N Rate [95% CI]
Treatment days
Baseline 14,796 16,099
Intervention 14,893 14,238
Aggressive incidents
Baseline 441 2.981 [2.715; 3.272] 481 2.988 [2.732; 3.267] 0.998 [0.877;1.135] *
Intervention 136 0.913 [0.772; 1.080] 486 3.413 [3,123; 3.731] 0.268 [0.221; 0.324] **
Change -69.4% + 14.2% -73.2%
SOAS-R ≥ 9
Baseline 334 2.257 [2.028; 2.513] 349 2.168 [1.952; 2.408] 1.041 [0.896; 1.210] *
Intervention 55 0.369[0.284; 0.481] 370 2.599 [2.347; 2.877] 0.142 [0.107;0.189] **
Change -83.7% +19.9% -86.4%
Restraints
Baseline 377 2.548 [2.303; 2.819] 394 2.447 [2.217; 2.701] 1.041 [0.904: 1.199] *
Intervention 192 1.289 [1.119; 1.485] 342 2.402 [2.160; 2.671] 0.537 [0.450; 0.640] **
Change - 49.4% - 1.8% - 48.4%
Restraints duration, h
Baseline 3,290 0.926 [0.895; 0.959] 5,798 1.501 [1.462; 1.540] 0.617 [0.592; 0.644] **
Intervention 2,130 0.596 [0.571; 0.622] 6,586 1.927 [1.881; 1.974] 0.309 [0.294; 0.325] **
Change -35.6% + 28.4% - 49.9%

IRR, Incidence rate ratio; p, statistical difference for the incidence rate between the experimental and control groups in each study period; * no statistically significant difference (p-value of > 0.05); ** p-value of < 0.001.