… Practice Implications: Nurses should make sure that the patient recognizes them as nurses.
Nurses should spend as much time as possible in the living room. Clear communication …

… Dirty jokes, requests for informal contact, unusual conversations about the body and … or
colleagues (nurse and doctor), kissed the nurse by force and coercion in a private setting …

… as restrictive allows for a broader exploration of the experience of restrictive practices. This
… the experience of coercion is considered only to be definable by the person experiencing the …

… coercion constitutes, or to an acceptance of that coercive practices remain undocumented.
Probably, undocumented care needs and interventions of coercion … and informal caregivers …

… The most commonly used methods for decreasing the risk for violence are
psychopharmacological or coercive 19 or informal coercion, such as persuasion and threats of …

… We acknowledge calls for a more precise taxonomy of coercion … informal deprivations of
liberty, but seek in this review to take a generalized view of empirical efforts to reduce coercive …

… measures were investigated among managers (n=70) of wards that applied coercive … towards
coercive measures have recently become more negative, but the use of coercive measures …

… informal coercion are still estimated to be quite high [18,19,20]. In recent years, the subjective
experience and evaluation of coercion … The subjective experience of coercion can make it …

… Informal interviews, for example with a nurse on the way from one patient to another, were
… This nurse tried to coerce patients by frightening them into complying. Another nurse did not …

… access to resources and experience linked to the use of paternalism and coercion. A total of
… condemnation and informal sanctions Compliance to the norms leads to the experience of …