… 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 …

… Relatives also expressed how the use of coercion could lead to physical abuse. Residents
… Then I see a nurse, [...] along with another nurse drag her across the floor. And then I walk …

… This study aimed to describe registered nurses’ experiences of facilitators for the delivery of
… (n = 19) reporting registered nurses experience of caring for inpatients with dementia were …

… However, if nurses are forced to frequently use coercive measures while convincing …
While they automatically reassure themselves that coercive measures are unavoidable, a …

… coercive measures are also referred to as formal coercion, in contrast to informal coercion
… In the following, we will use the terms ‘coercive measures’ and ‘coercion’ interchangeably to …

… viewed on a continuum, from informal coercion; the use of … will experience some level of
coercion. The current review will systematically review service users’ experience of coercion …

… ), which is regulated by legislation, or informal coercion, which refers to dierent pressures …
Nurses experience ethical tensions related to the use of coercion and have mixed perceptions …

… Many adult patients with EDs also experience informal coercive pressure for admission.
More patients with AN voluntarily hospitalized in an inpatient behavioral specialty program …

… Formal and informal champions differ in their characteristics and implementation strategies.
… encourage the emergence of informal champions; formal and informal champions should be …

… These studies explored the way in which informed consent is undertaken by nurses prior to
… of coercion. Similarly, other researchers. have explored the practice of surgical nurses in the …