… hospitals in southwest Germany on the perceived coercion regarding prescribed antipsychotic
medication showed that although only a few patients … : psychopathological symptoms as …

… with severe mental disorders at hospital admission. … levels of perceived coercion during
admission and treatment, … , diagnosis, insight of the illness and severity of symptoms (10, 21, 22). …

… such aspects of involuntary care: seclusion and … perceived coercion on admission, assessed
by the patient in retrospect, is more closely associated with involuntary status and symptoms …

… perceived coercion are related to low patient satisfaction and negative attitudes towards
hospital treatment [6], which are in turn associated … showing that restraint causes greater distress …

… to analyse the patients’ perceived coercion, symptoms of post-… treatment associated with
the use of different coercive … was associated with a lower level of satisfaction with the hospital …

… coercive measures like restraining patients are not used in the general psychiatric hospital
that provides obligatory care … associated with more approval of coercion than symptoms of …

… impact their perception of treatment in psychiatric hospitals, … patient experiences are positively
associated with patient … of the factors associated with increased satisfaction, while coercive …

… patients who are and are not coerced into treatment. Our findings show that the level of
perceived coercion in voluntary patients … of the symptoms and often accompany the patient to the …

… of coercive measures in psychiatric inpatients treated under … this can be justified to mitigate
symptoms and shorten motion-… findings that patients predominantly perceive seclusion as …

… , treatment facilities are shifting from within hospitals to within the … The perceived coercion of
patients in community treatment … perceived coercion in the community treatment process (eg, …