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This is more of a stereotypical lib left answer than my own but it keeps people away from drugs and homelessness and being super foul tempered.

bronchitis

Lots of people got absolutely obliterated this year, it isn't just you!

...hope that helps?

I apologize if I missed something here, it's been a long day at work.

You are making two mistakes I think.

The first thing to note is that the vast majority of restraint encounters are in the ED with mostly undifferentiated agitation. That almost always ends up being drugs or medical illness.

Patients who end up in a psychiatric unit, well the vast majority of restraints are for violence towards others not the self.

If you are a reader here and you've been in a psych unit it's probably been for suicidal ideation and it was probably in a cushy unit. The majority of inpatient psych work involves violent criminals, drug users, and the severely mentally ill (ex: schizophrenia, bipolar) - not depression.

An untreated manic episode prior to modern medical care had a 20-25 percent fatality rate due to getting themselves killed in one way or another.

Even if we gave up on the suicidal it really wouldn't solve the problem.

Protecting other people from the crazy and foul tempered is important.

I would really like to talk to a non-woke doctor from say Germany about how that stuff goes.

I'd suspect that this side of things wouldn't be as bad as you think since shit hole countries may have a tendency to just kill or lock away forever patients with serious mental illness or drug use.

Baseline criminality and poor understanding of Western cultural norms is more of a traditional police problem and dodges (some of) these tensions.

From what I've heard the U.S. patient population is much more dangerous and violent than in other countries, in a variety of settings.

Doctors in other countries seem to pat themselves on the back for not really using restraints but it ain't for the reason they think it is.

Drugs use is probably a large part of this. So is safety social net.

Oh no, released from police custody and does it? Def a Tuesday in the U.S.

Hospitals? Much rarer (in part because suing is an option).