… status of admission on perceived coercion we conducted this … of the perceived status of
admission in predicting perceived … The AES only refers to the hospital admission process and is …

… Other limitations include the facts that patients were … understand complex legal and medical
processes. Again, the role … , which (owing to limitations in source data) simply recorded if a …

… process of procedural justice has on perceived coercion. Their … For others, the main source
of disempowerment was their … Patients perceived their hospital stay as a disruption of their …

… This study examined how inpatients’ involvement in the decision making process, the respect
of their … hospitalisation and perceived coercion both at admission and during hospital stay. …

… information and attitudes towards some criteria for IA, we found that higher levels of negative
pressure, perceived coercion, and process exclusion were significantly associated with …

… level of perceived coercion in voluntary patients ranges from ‘… arguments and facts in order
to influence patients’ decision. … during the process of hospital admission may prevent them …

… , and that the admission process could be experienced as heavy-… In the focus groups, we
also logged our perceptions of the … service adaptation include limited resources within services, …

… ’s admission process increases the risk of suicide attempts after release, potentially …
experiences of coercion certainly play a role in the patient's perception of psychiatric care during …

… aims to examine the approval for coercive measures in psychiatry by the general public, …
coercive measures for the person in the vignette. Desire for social distance and perceived …

… , perceived coercion and how they think coercion could be … correlate with factual coercion
(12,13). The degree of … and process exclusion (not having their viewpoints taken into account). …