… psychiatric hospital beds per 100,000 population, compared to 1.9 beds per 100,000 population
… and perception of coercion,” Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology. 2013;48(…

… Coercion in psychiatry is a widely discussed and controversial issue. In fact, although
coercive measures are justified by the need to preserve the patient’s health and safety and to …

… have to necessarily result in perceived coercion and reduced … distance of the general
representative population (n = 2,207) … to psychiatric service use than to psychiatric symptoms; ie, …

… ) search table: the population being psychiatric inpatients, the … being voluntary patients, with
perceived level of dignity as the … of coercive practices as aversive, but many also perceived …

… purpose of HIC is to improve quality of inpatient mental healthcare and to reduce coercion. …
seclusion and less forced medication at acute closed psychiatric wards in the Netherlands. …

… in the use of coercive practices across different … the populations they serve, staffing levels
and access to seclusion rooms. Other countries also see large variations in the use of coercive …

… be perceived as more violent, suggesting that perceptions of … On a population level, the
areas where the hospitals are … earnings, unemployment rate and population density (Table 1). …

… more educated than the general population in Canada, with the … population, whereas fewer
participants in our study completed no education compared with the Canadian population (…

… We perceived this for instance in the following two examples: … prevent the use of coercive
measures and contribute to making the psychiatric inpatient unit a safe place for everyone. …

… to address the use of coercive interventions with some success, … reported separately by
patient population and divided into … it may be that the lack of perceived control over the course of …