… of informal coercion (eg persuasion, threats). Whether or not they should be applied at all
remains a controversial issue, as they impose high emotional strain on patients (Armgart et al., …

… characteristics, including their experience of formal and informal coercion during the last six
months, as well as their current feelings and attitudes towards coercion. While the questions …

… resist or do not provide consent for, such as coercive care, resistiveness to care, refusal of
care, … The interviews were performed using an informal interview technique including an open …

… Doctors and nurses were not always comfortable performing coercive measures such as
involuntary admission or forced medication. However, they justified their actions by categorizing …

… experience of coercion and power in psychiatry. Data were collected in 2016 and 2017 in
Belgium. … All participants expressed different forms of formal and informal coercion. Principal …

… and informal caregivers as possible expressions of their experience of involuntary care. …
care as specified in the Dutch Care and Coercion Act. Thereafter, statements were collected in …

… To test for a possible association between the experience of informal coercion and postpartum
depression, we used the two validated Whooley questions [48]. In their diagnostic meta-…

… Indeed, professionals frequently use rules and routines as a means of informally coercing
patients to adhere to treatments and social norms [52]. McGuinness et al. (2013) reported on …

… informal coercion (Wertheimer Citation1993). The conceptual analysis of informal coercion
that … Our account challenges Szmukler and Appelbaum’s account of informal coercion and the …

… To get insight into how nurses experience resistance … coercion and to provide adapted
care to persons with dementia who resisted care. However, we found that gray areas of coercive …