The aim of this sequential randomized controlled experimental design study is to develop an aggression care bundle approach in psychiatric care for patients with psychotic disorders, to use it in a psychiatric clinic, and to evaluate its results. The hypotheses it aims to test are as follows: 1. The aggression management care bundle applied to patients with psychotic disorders in a psychiatric clinic will reduce the risk of developing aggression. 2. The number of aggressive events in the patient group to whom the aggression management care bundle is applied will be less than the control group receiving routine care. 3. The use of restrictive aggression management techniques in the clinic will decrease. 4. The clinical compliance rate of the developed aggression management care bundle will be 95% and above.
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Change in aggression risk during hospitalization
Timeframe: up to 6 weeks (routine hospitalization period)
Change in aggressive events during hospitalization
Timeframe: up to 6 weeks (routine hospitalization period)
Change in aggression risk during 24 hours
Timeframe: up to 6 weeks (routine hospitalization period)