… studies investigating the efficacy of interventions to reduce coercive treatment for people with
mental health conditions in any treatment setting were included. Interventions included any …

… The coercion experience scale (CES) measured experienced coercion during the coercive
intervention. … intervention and gender, indicating a higher efficacy in women. No effect of the …

… coercion-reduction programs do not seem to be adopted into current practice despite good
evidence of their efficacy… We screened 204 full-text versions of coercion reduction intervention …

… Post-coercion review is increasingly regarded as a mean to … of coercive interventions,
including the development of posttraumatic symptoms. However, the efficacy of this intervention in …

… We intentionally varied the characteristics of the biological interventions presented in … the
treatment modality impacted perceptions of coercion. Participants considered treatment efficacy …

… coercive interventions such as physical restraint (Lebel et al., 2014). Increasingly, it is
acknowledged that coercive … the intervention is applied but also those applying or witnessing the …

… Reducing the use of coercive interventions in in-patient psychiatry has been a major issue
of interest in many countries. A considerable range of interventions has proved some efficacy …

… The Oxford English Dictionary defines coercion as ‘the action … the term ‘coercion and
compulsion’, the term ‘coercion’ alone … urgent need to develop alternatives to coercive …

… with demonstrated efficacy to engage coercive conflict and reduce it. Identifying and testing
potentially efficacious and disseminable micro-interventions (ie, interventions that can be …

… Nurses express the need for less coercive interventions to prevent seclusion and restraint,
but their perception of intrusiveness is influenced by how often they use specific …