… made between ‘coercion’ and ‘compulsion’. The Oxford English Dictionary defines coercion
as ‘… Rather than using the term ‘coercion and compulsion’, the term ‘coercion’ alone will be …

… , that a general approving attitude toward coercion significantly influenced decisions around
coercion in individual cases and resulted in a more likely approval of applying coercion. …

… experience was related to a more critical view of coercion. … most work experience had a more
critical view on “Coercion as … of informal coercion correlated with attitudes toward coercion (…

… admissions, seclusion and restriction and informal coercion), taking into account their … use;
and (2) experiences, perceptions and attitudes concerning coercion of professionals, mental …

… The aim of this study was to explore mental health nurses’ experience of the introduction and
practice of three Safewards interventions; reassurance, soft words and discharge messages…

… coercive but rather the interaction and contextual power dynamics that frame the experience
as coercive… is assumed including both formal and informal practices that are consistent with …

… coercion in the setting. The accounts of mental health professionals who have first-hand
experience with the use of coercion could … Informal coercive measures such as negotiations and …

… of informal coercion may cause guilt, shame, and self-accusations. According to Doedens [3]
nurses … and coercive measures. Others feel ”trapped between the policy imperative for the …

… Coercion in psychiatric care may cause long-term negative effects such as trauma, … Hans
Skjervheim, this article discusses how experiences with coercion may appear as a result of how …

… coercion were narrated as existing across informal/formal care divisions. We conclude by
reflecting on how these dynamic relations complicate supported decision-making projects, and …