… As there is no consensus on how to classify surveillance, the current study added video
surveillance as one method of CI. The study also investigated which forms of CI …

… conditions, coercive interventions in psychotic patients can help … This study explored
attitudes towards psychiatric coercive … The impact of personal history of coercive treatment on …

… Methods: Self-constructed interviews were conducted relating to quantitative and subjective
aspects of coercion and the attitude towards psychiatry of 79 patients with psychotic and …

… attitudes and perceptions towards PCMs. This study used a cross‐sectional design to examine
the attitudes … of PCMs and to explore whether staff attitudes differed depending on their …

… associated with knowledge on and attitudes towards coercion. Hints that older professionals
… less coercion-supportive attitudes are more likely to approve interventions without coercion …

… Patients' initial negative attitudes towards their hospital treatment have often been interpreted
as a manifestation of acute mental illness and lack of insight into their problems during a …

… patient attitudes towards the use of coercive measures and have found very different attitudes
(… Tesch's descriptive method of open coding 40 patients Pre-discharge wards South Africa …

… Methods of preventing coercion should be addressed when conceptualizing training for
all professions working in clinical psychiatry, and the establishment of a shared, multi-…

Background A deeper understanding of the nurses’ characteristics that influence their
positive attitudes toward coercion is necessary if coercive measures rates are to be effectively …

… Qualitative interviewing methods were used to explore the views of 29 young women
concerning compulsion and coercion in the treatment of anorexia nervosa. The participants were …