… in the absence of leverage, implicit coercive practices incited … the ability to make an
autonomous treatment decision, which … explored forensic inpatient experiences of perceived …

… received by team members. Those programs reported that staff had experience in working
with forensic patients … Perceptions of autonomy and coercion while receiving legal leverage in …

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rehabilitation wards are likely to … most forensic inpatients perceived some sense of autonomy …

… perceived coercion is the Admission Experience Survey (AES… phase in terms of coercion
as there legal title had ended and … Our finding that only autonomy is related to motivation for …

… The patient’s best, patient autonomy, the responsibility to … Some legally coerced patients
did not perceive coercion and … perceived coercion or focus on the experience of coercion. …

… Act mandated protections for patient autonomy, the law did not … the threat and use of coercive
treatment options are frequent. [… leverage the advantages of their shared lived experience …

… staff members who have special experiences and skills to work … way that can maximize
perceptions of autonomy and choice. … criminogenic risk factors and legal leverage) found FACT …

… minority of legally ‘voluntary’ patients experience coercion, … the person’s autonomy and
personal development, and looking … that ‘reducing seclusion in a forensic hospital is a complex …

… the autonomy of persons with mental illness while at the … effects of eviction as a leverage to
change Albert's attitude and … on three conditions for the exercise of coercion (2, 18). The first …

… , treatment engagement, legal problems, and hospitalization … of leverage (75) and conducting
formal risk assessment during … references of relevant reviews. One study was added after …