Abstract
Relying on the remaining abilities of elderly people at home, in hospital or in residential care facilities for the dependent elderly, allows them to maintain their autonomy and avoid restraints. If geriatric caregivers observe an elderly person who is agitated, at risk of falling, or putting themselves in danger, they suggest strategies to calm the person. As a last resort, physicians may prescribe an appropriate restraint. This is a deprivation of liberty. The multidisciplinary evaluation every twenty-four hours of this care is based on the principle of beneficence by re-evaluating the prescribed device.
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