… to access mental healthcare is essential to facilitate decreasing these barriers. So far there is
a lack of validated instruments to quantify barriers to access … , more coercive parenting, less …

… This study drew upon existing validated instruments to create questions assessing Health
belief model (HBM) constructs: perceived threat of pregnancy (Kaye et al., 2009), pregnancy …

… coercive measures) leads to less participation in decision making during later treatment [23]
or by findings that perceived coercion … coercion in the first days of inpatient treatment did not …

… the development of a self-report measure, Paraphilic Interests and Disorders Scale (PIDS),
that can be used to assess for the eight paraphilic interests/disorders in the DSM-5 for use …

… programs for persons with substance use and mental health … to assess how individual
characteristics of residents entering SLHs … treatment, and the roles of coercion and confrontation in …

… measurement tools. The current study aimed to develop and validate a caregiver-report
measure of the function of CPV (the Child-to-Parent Violence Functions Scale [CPV-F]). …

… use of involuntary psychiatric interventions such as involuntary preventive confinement,
treatments, and other coercive measures. … end to all coercive practices, improve access to health …

… of controlling and coercive behaviour. First, we use multilevel modelling to measure the extent
to … likelihood of future physical violence, models trained on biased input data will inevitably …

… control through its effects of custody and access … male partner violence and abuse; more
frequent coercive control efforts … ’s substance abuse and their use of violence and abuse against …

… of controlling, coercive or threatening behaviour, violence, or abuse between current or …
Ten percent of coded questionnaires and 10% of entered data by site will be verified by the …