Purpose: This study aimed to describe the perceptions and lived experiences of former psychiatric patients of their own and/or co-patients' behavior that nursing staff has regarded as challenging and that has resulted in behavior management.
Design And Methods: An explorative-descriptive qualitative design with video vignettes, semistructured interviews, and abductive content analysis.
Findings: Many reasons for different kinds of patient behavior that were considered challenging by staff were identified. Delivering care based on patients' needs was identified as core staff competence.
Practice Implications: Findings can be utilized when pursuing restraint reduction in psychiatric care by enhancing staff competence.
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