… They found that informal coercion, across different … Considering that informal coercion seems
to be widely used in … our understanding of informal coercion in clinical psychiatric practice. …

… This distinction is of relevance since, contrary to informal coercion, treatment pressures
are not meant to deprive patients of their autonomy when deciding about hospital admission. …

… Other relevant articles found in the references were also consulted (n = 4). A total of 43 …
informal coercion and conclude that this conceptualization can be complex among clinical staff. In …

… coercion into informal admission. A lack of capacity assessment (CA) and provision of adequate
information (PAI) for informal patients may constitute a risk of coercive … informal coercion. …

… was used to identify themes relevant to our research. … ' experiences of formal and informal
coercion stems from the fact … formal and informal coercion, and ultimately our management of …

… is that they may constitute coercive behaviour ("informal coercion") and negatively impact …
the patient are also relevant to differentiating persuasion from coercion. Furthermore, levers …

… we will exclude discussions related to informal coercion and coerced medication. We present
the … their relevance for assessing the acceptability of coercion in particular clinical settings. …

… perceptions about coercion, for example voluntary patients can feel coerced and involuntary
… conceptualising coercion in this way, softer coercion occurs in a context of harder coercion, …

… This was exacerbated by professionals rationalizing coercion and assuming that service
users … We also used Boolean operators (eg “AND,” “OR”) to focus and attain the most relevant …

… cases addressed coercion in relation to a clinically relevant … .) report on the Norwegian
clinical ethics committees showed … “dilemmas related to coercion (formal and informal)” (p. 83) (…