HEALTHSEATTLE TIMES
When spit hoods are used on children, troubling patterns emerge
Adults are using spit hoods to restrain, coerce and punish children in emergency rooms, ambulances and detention centers across multiple states, revealing troubling patterns of use. The practice occurs in medical and detention settings, raising concerns about child welfare.
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