… that coercion can only be recognised as benevolent in hindsight by the individual subject to
it, if at all. If the person could experience the benevolent aspect of a coercive … it of its coercive …

… nurses require specific training and guidance on supporting substance using patients [8]
and that use of coercive … As regards, family formal and informal interactions with staff in open …

… , actually…Informal training? No, I … nurses experience moral distress when using physical
restraint, but most of them eventually rationalise this decision. Critical care nurses experience …

… onset of sexual or physical violence or coercive control coincided with the initial stages of …
with lived experience of domestic and family violence who provide informal support and …

… of various examples of formal and informal coercion and that they learned to … coercion. This
is in line with signi cant changes in respondents’ normative attitudes towards coercion which …

… We focussed on staff experiences of Code Black events and the current departmental
response. Staff recounted experiences of 45 Code Black events which were collated and …

… The aim of this study was to gain an in-depth understanding of healthcare professionals’
experiences and perceptions in providing care to women who are survivors of sexual violence …

Little is known about how integrating peers into frontline staff might improve the quality of
inpatient psychiatric care. In the current study, we interviewed 18 former adult patients of …

… The aim of this study was to explore psychiatric nurse's experiences of caring for people
with auditory hallucinations in an acute unit. A qualitative study was conducted using thematic …

… , access to formal education and experiential learning and formal and informal supports to …
research, such as minimising the risk of coercion and protecting participants' anonymity, were …