… Wards characterized by less coercive … nurses and those who work on closed wards—in
recovery orientation may help promote critical attitudes toward coercion and may reduce coercive …

… We obtained studies on the experiences of informal caregivers in hospitals in low- and … One
informal caregiver said: I think nurses feel they are superior to poor patients and their carers. …

… toward and experiences of the use of informal coercion. … to the phenomenon of informal
coercion in mental health outside … the perception and use of informal coercion attending to others …

… As the first study to document coercive practices among programs … of coercion in family
planning programs. Finding evidence of a spectrum of both structural and interpersonal coercion, …

… do not provide consent for, such as coercive care, 17 restiveness to care 18 … informal
interview technique including an open and broad conversation focusing on participant experiences…

… They result in coercive and sometimes traumatic experiences for service users and carers. …
Key outcomes for which data were sought were service users’ or informal carers’ experiences …

… In mental health care context, ‘pragmatic coercion’ resembles the term’ informal coercion’
which encompasses behaviors such as persuasion, interpersonal leverage, inducements, …

… may deteriorate the nurse's condition and may cause trauma to the nurses. If nurses
experience trauma, their … Informal coercion in psychiatry: a focus group study of attitudes and …

… (26) investigated the relationship between SACS and attitudes to informal coercion among
… attitudes toward coercion to be negatively associated with recognizing informal coercion. …

… have different views about what “informal coercion” is. These … informal coercion and MHPs’
descriptions of their experience. … the difference between persuasion and informal coercion. …