… Patients' experiences of loss of control, dependency and abandonment may lead to a new …
of coercion in intensive care. The aim of our research is to explore the experiences of patients …

… One prime example of a formal coercive measure in the ICU is the use of … patients’ own
safety. Through a database search, we sought to evaluate patient experiences related to coercive …

… guidelines that center the patient’s experience. The aim of this scoping review is to better
understand how patients experience restraints and other potential forms of coercion in the ICU. …

… This study aimed to explore voluntary and involuntary patients’ experience of coercion …
undress someone and leave them without any clothes [in an intensive care room]! (…) I don’t think …

… patients experience coercion as a protective act, most studies highlight negative patient
experiences. Although … 82 patients + 80 nurses in questionnaire survey) Intensive care unit, high …

… patients and ex-patients were a central voice through the seminars. To gain a better
understanding of their negative experiences of coercion, we … Experience of repeated minor …

… to examine patients’ attitudes towards coercion. The study examined whether patients
experiencing CI … were admitted involuntarily on three psychiatric intensive care units (PICUs) at the …

… the patients in each speciality, they are more likely to be found on psychiatric intensive care
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Purpose of the study: The purpose of this study was to describe Finnish psychiatric nurses’
ethical perceptions about coercive measures in acute psychiatric setting. Methods: The data …

… is most frequently related to everyday activities and daily care. We also know that nurses
experience use of coercion towards persons with dementia as a ‘battle for beneficence’, that is, …