… of diabetes with substance use, real or perceived, and the … and we took care to avoid
coercion in recruitment methods. A … -treatment interviews at the final assessment to ask for input …

… of these other measures, this article describes the development and initial testing of an
instrument intended to measure levels of provider-based stigma, making use of different item-…

… coercion or perceived coercion, (ii) negative pressures, and (iii) voice or procedural justice…
Perceived coercion refers to an individual’s experience of being pressured to enter treatment (…

… 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 …

… coerced to take part in treatment were all found to be associated with poor engagement in
both prison and hospital settings. While perceived coercion … negative appraisals of treatment. …

… receive treatment unless coerced … access and utilization, preventing the onset of SUD
among adolescents at low-to-moderate risk, and producing long-term reductions in substance use …

… entering college and during the student’s lifetime. In addition, the report examines the
relationship between measures of … or coerced sexual contact, which were measured separately . …

… derived from validated instruments including the Alcohol Use … illicit drug use, access and
adhere to substance use treatment, … Mental health and substance use coercion surveys: Report …

… a history of drug use enter the criminal justice system at some time in their drug use career,
… -up interviews do not appear to increase drug use or perceived coercion, but they do lead to …