… are to (1) develop research protocols to obtain access to a jail … not perceive any undue
coercion to participate; (2) develop communication protocols so that jail and community treatment …

… This is particularly useful for areas where access to care is a … or modified existing validated
instruments. Consistent with … < .001), desire to coerce them into treatment (p = .02) segregate …

… , respect, discrimination, or coercion, when participating in a … of previously validated tools
and generated new items. … /or women with a history of substance use, poverty, homelessness or …

… For example, a study of over 700 patients legally coerced to treatment as part of a … in
entering treatment to a greater degree than they felt coerced to do so. Higher perceived coercion …

… adult wards measured perceived coercion, global functioning, and therapeutic relationship
with self-reports. The examined disorders included affective and substance use disorders …

… the overuse of coercive and … therapy, difficulties changing prescriptions from one geographic
location to the other, and the inability to access integrated mental health and substance use …

… coercion, perceived stress, and treatment satisfaction in relation to two types of coercive
measures and their combined use… measures following the occurrence of the coercive event. The …

… R, a self-report measure of sexual coercion, was validated with US … Although previous scales
on sexual victimization measure … One reason these tactics of substance use and aggression …

… screening with a validated tool at the first prenatal visit. … to increase access to substance
use treatment programs that … Non-coercive contraception counseling should be completed …

… The SES-SFV is a 10-item measure used to assess various victimization experiences of
sexual coercion and aggression. The SES-SFV also prompts participants to indicate the …