… prevalence of coercion and patients’ characteristics, this study aims to identify risk factors for
coercion … The prevalence of the patients experiencing coercion in our geriatric psychiatric …

… coercive practices include seclusion and physical restraint. Our study aimed to determine the
relationships, if any, between these practices and perceived coercion … and restraint, but it is …

… restraint in open wards remains limited. We aimed to describe the prevalence of coercion in
… Second, we aim to describe the prevalence of the use of coercion in an open-door setting. …

… Coercive practices, such as physical restraint and seclusion, are a common feature of all
mental healthcare systems. However, there is considerable variation in their use, concern …

… discharge, physical restraint was associated with a greater perception of coercion, followed
by … Following the hypothesis that the prevalence of DVT is likely to be underestimated under …

… as a coercive act. The Italian National Bioethics Committee has described restraint as a “…
Several types of restraint can be identified, including environmental restraint, defined as a …

… The decision to use coercive measures (restraint, seclusion and forced medication) in … from
psychosis (62.7%), with a prevalence of positive and manic symptoms at BPRS. Most of the …

… The results of the present study coincide with other studies: mechanical restraint is more
stressful and coercive for patients compared to involuntary medication (Fugger et al. 2016; …

… was to examine the prevalence rates of coercive measures in … for being subjected to a coercive
measure. The study included … of coercive measures, namely seclusion, chemical restraint …

… rights, as seclusion, mechanical or physical restraint, or involuntary medication. Apart
from … ], but the prevalence rates of informal coercion are still estimated to be quite high [18,19,20]. …