… 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 …

… diagnoses were significantly associated with perceived coercion in the New … of perceived
coercion (38,40). However, possible correlations between insight and perceived coercion …

… psychiatric patients’ reported perceptions of situations before, during and after incidents
associated with specific and defined types of coercive … ’ perceived negative impact of coercion …

… and experienced quality of mental health care. Therefore, … care and perceived coercion.
Additionally, the study aimed to explore the relationships between patient-reported quality of care…

… Perceived coercion has been studied … perceived coercion was found to be influenced by
various socio demographic, clinical and social factors. It tended to improve during inpatient care …

… between perceived coercion and care [… coercion experiences on 1) perceived coercion and
2) on satisfaction during voluntary hospitalisation. For methodological reasons, past coercion …

… Coercive care was described in strong terms, such as humiliation and Nazism. To explain …
trauma or spiritual problems, and perceived involuntary medication to harm rather than help. …

… Confronted with ethically challenging decisions in this study, patients with a higher
number of self-experienced coercive interventions and low levels of perceived fairness and …

… staff's experience of and opinions about ethics, coercion and humiliation in care. This paper
… to the staff's perceptions of ethical challenges pertaining to the use of coercion in care. We …

… on perceived coercion in Italy, the country with the longest experience of community mental
health care. … with high levels of perceived coercion at admission in psychiatric wards and 2) …