… licensed to admit involuntary patients, has made it possible to evaluate the effect of the
legal change, considered the strongest intervention ever in Germany to reduce coercion. …

… efficacy of these interventions was proposed to reduce the use of other coercive measures.
… According to data from this review, the events and duration of S/R (or coercive measures in …

… ), fear (p < .001), desire to coerce people into treatment (p = .02), desire to segregate people
… in the intervention group to have more positive attitudes toward treatment and self-efficacy (…

… Although we had initially hoped to assemble all data worldwide to document comparative
rates of coercive interventions, the limited availability of data meant we had to restrict the study …

… This might result in early intervention strategies that could prevent coercion incidents from
… on the safe application of coercive measures implies a belief in the efficacy of the measures, …

… , decreasing coercive and inconsistent parenting and using punishment/consequences) …
efficacy of some treatments for conduct problems, it is important to identify specific interventions …

… self-efficacy, and poor mental health. The purpose of this study is to highlight that understudied
coercive … The inclusion of coercive control in interventions is crucial to prevent form of IPV. …

… , decreasing coercive and inconsistent parenting and utilizing punishment/consequences…
efficacy of some treatments for conduct problems, it is important to identify specific interventions …

… interventions: psychological factors, perception on smoking cessation, motivation and self-efficacy…
With regard to the intervention ladder, we found that coercive measures, such as a ban …

… problems as homelessness and the experience of coercion in society. This is why we …
interventions that could meet the needs of users, and the risks of the postponement of coercion …