S. A. Kinner. (2016) used mixed-methods designs including both quantitative and qualitative questions in his study about the attitudes towards seclusion and restraint in mental health settings. Results indicated that most of the participants consider the practices of seclusion and restraint were likely to cause harm, breach human rights, compromise trust and potentially cause or trigger past trauma. The opinion patients about the seclusion and restraint as harmful difference the professionals view about this practice. Many participants believed that it was both desirable and feasible to eliminate mechanical restraint, especially professionals, believed that seclusion and some forms of restraint were likely to make some benefits, including increasing