… , data use, training, consumer and family involvement, increase … same opinion that during
procedures for involuntary hospital … recognized and interventions should adhere to the principle …

… patient’s experience of coercion, the repercussions on the … Long-term hospitalizations
seemed to cause symptoms … Reduction of the coercive element and patient involvement …

… patients’ engagement in treatment, improve compliance with … ment, perceived coercion,
and clinical outcomes such as … Determinants of medication compliance in schizophrenia: …

… of the perception of coercion to treatment outcomes is … service engagement and psychotropic
medication adherence. … not enhance treatment outcomes or long-term adherence for those …

… legal coercion is inevitably related to perceived coercion with … rates, better medication
adherence, fewer readmissions, and … and low involvement of service users seem to be associated …

… coercion in treatment promote better long-term outcomes … experience of coercion preclude
engagement in treatment and … and the perceived over-emphasis on medication compliance. …

… outpatient treatment may improve longterm outcomes both … incorporating measures of
perceived coercion, our model of … function of the sustained involvement of case managers and …

… subsequent psychopathology or medication adherence [8]. … reported perceived coercion
during hospitalization admission … current suicidal ideation, engagement in services, and a …

… of how service users may perceive coercion within the context of … participation and involvement
had prevented coercion for … , long-term follow up and flexible intensity, seem to reduce the …

… and did not imply the direct involvement of patients. Hence, it … led to recurring involuntary
hospitalizations in the past. … , flexibility and the long-term duration of treatment, the quality …