Correction

This article refers to:

A Population Study of Safety and Security in Admission Psychiatric Wards in the Kingdom of Bahrain

Article title: A Population Study of Safety and Security in Admission Psychiatric Wards in the Kingdom of Bahrain

Authors: Marhoon, A., Al-Shagag, A., Cowman, S.

Journal: Issues in Mental Health Nursing

Citation details: Volume 40, Number 12, pages 1019–1025

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/01612840.2019.1630534

The first author’s name was erroneously listed as Adheem Marhoon. The headings for Table 2 were mistakenly transposed.

Table 2. Security features.

	Unavailable		Available
	n	%	n	%
Swipe card system (at ward entrance)	18	100%	0	0%
Swipe card system (at unit entrance)	15	83%	3	17%
Key pad system (at ward entrance)	17	94%	1	6%
Key pad system (at unit entrance)	16	89%	2	11%
Intercom system (at ward entrance)	13	72%	5	28%
Intercom system (at unit entrance)	13	72%	5	28%
Personal panic alarms for staff	18	100%	0	0%
Panic alarms in some/most/all rooms	18	100%	0	0%
Panic alarm in the office only	18	100%	0	0%
Panic alarm sounds in whole unit/ward only	18	100%	0	0%
Emergency response telephone extension	14	78%	4	22%
CCTV on ward	16	89%	2	11%
CCTV in rest of unit	10	56%	8	44%
Metal detector on ward	18	100%	0	0%
Metal detector at entrance to unit	18	100%	0	0%
Security desk at entrance to unit	5	28%	13	72%
Access to security guard/s at all times	7	39%	11	61%
Rapid response team on call at all times to respond to violent crises	18	100%	0	0%
Use of police sniffer dogs to search ward for illegal drugs	17	94%	1	6%
Patients made to pay for damaged hospital property	15	83%	3	17%
Patients prosecuted for violent assaults	16	89%	2	11%
Problem patient visitors refused entry	10	56%	8	44%

The first author’s name should be A. Adheem Marhoon. The correct version of Table 2 is below: