… regarding perceived coercion in the empirical literature. Thematic articles regarding … studies
that have empirically examined perceived coercion of psychiatric patients. By undertaking a …

… coercion are frequently cited goals in mental health care. Research suggests that the
therapeutic relationship and patients' experiences of coercion … perceived coercion in psychiatric …

… Perceived coercion in care is an issue of particular importance in psychiatry, partly due to …
The most obvious example of actions that may increase the perception of coercion is the more …

… perceived coercion and the therapeutic relationship. We hypothesised that perceived
coercion … We further hypothesised perceived coercion to be influenced by legal status, both at …

… Measures of perceived coercion at psychiatric hospital … perceived coercion in subjects
admitted to psychiatric hospital in the UK, and to test the hypothesis that high perceived coercion …

… that are associated with perceived coercion by people receiving psychiatric care. Since
the concept of perceived coercion remains a relatively understudied form of coercion, using a …

… ; the other solicited perceptions of treatment by hospital staff like psychiatrists, nurses, …
psychiatric symptom severity to perceptions of coercion to determine whether such perceptions …

… of perceived coercion, perceived pressures and procedural justice experienced by an individual
on admission to hospital. Perceived coercion (… levels of perceived coercion. The level of …

… coercion. This article presents the results of an intervention study aimed to reduce the level
of patient-perceived coercion in two acute wards at a psychiatric … of perceived coercion and …

… perceived coercion, empowerment, and self-reported mental health functioning. We
hypothesized that the intervention alters patients’ perceived coercion so that they feel less coerced …