… at describing nurses’ experiences of being involved in informal coercion in … nurses’ experiences
after an event where informal coercion has been used. At the core of this domain, nurses …

… We note a wide range of what constitutes informal coercion and conclude that this
conceptualization … Nurses experience ethical tension as, on one hand, they strive to respect …

… patient experiences, such as loss of control, loss of autonomy, helplessness and dependency
has the potential to refine our thinking about the concept of formal and informal coercion, …

… Table 4 shows that negative experiences in the ICU … experiences suggest that patients in
the ICU are especially vulnerable to feeling or being informal coerced during an experience …

… Informal coercion can be applied even when a person is receiving treatment voluntarily (Paradis-Gagné
et al., 2021). Examples of informal coercion cover a range of more subtle …

… In turn, we propose to reserve the term ‘informal coercion’ to describe practices for pressuring
patients into treatment by threatening them, by making them believe that they have no …

… Informal coercion refers to other forms of actions that use strategies to act … of informal
coercion include threats and deception [8]. Perceived coercion refers to the subjective experience …

… The aim of this review was to explore mental health patients’ treatment-related experiences
of softer coercion and its effect on their interactions with practitioners through a synthesis of …

… 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. …

… A better understanding of informal coercion is crucial for … extent and consequences of informal
coercion in mental health … all literature focusing on informal coercion with inpatients aged …