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Sedation and restraint
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Something is started, to keep them calm. It was the best next step.
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Quotes
View fragment →"My Dad wouldn't turn around, and kept saying, “I want to go home”."
— A Person Until the End
Evidence
28.9% on antipsychotics
28.9%
of BC long-term care residents take antipsychotic medication without a diagnosis of psychosis
National average 24.4%. Recommended target 15%.
Source: BC Office of the Seniors Advocate, Monitoring Seniors Services 2024/25; Canadian Institute for Health Information — Listening Report §3
As of 2025-03-31. Review by 2026-12-31.
Rising every year, while monitored
5 years
of rising antipsychotic prescribing, every year, while being publicly reported
Up from 24.7% in 2019/20. Publishing the numbers has not changed them.
Source: BC Office of the Seniors Advocate, Monitoring Seniors Services 2024/25; Canadian Institute for Health Information — Listening Report §3
As of 2025-03-31. Review by 2026-12-31.
6% physically restrained
6%
of BC long-term care residents are physically restrained
Against 4.7% nationally, and a 3% benchmark achieved in Ontario.
Source: Canadian Institute for Health Information — Listening Report §3
As of 2025-03-31. Review by 2026-12-31.