… This study systematically examined the empirical literature on the themes and correlates
of coercion as defined by the subjective experience of patients in psychiatric care. …

… of coercion and involuntary treatment in psychiatric care. The Law of Psychiatric Compulsory
Care (… (2) absolute need for full-time psychiatric care, and (3) patient opposed to full-time …

Coercion is a subjective … of the care of people with psychiatric illness. Its ethical underpinnings,
evidence base and clinical implications are not commonly considered in day-to-day care; …

… in the use of formal legal coercion have been shown. As to reports from patients and relatives
on the use of coercion and other experiences of psychiatric care, this study shows on the …

… for coercion in psychiatric care, rather their solution lay within the system of coercion, ie
using softer methods when exerting coercion. These nurses’ desire and ability to use coercion …

Indian Journal of Psychiatry 52 (3), Jul-Sep 2010 204 two-thirds of the committed versus …
reported the occurrence of coercive measures during the index period of care. Almost half of the …

… coercive measures (seclusion and restraint [SR]) in adult patients with severe psychiatric …
prevention of coercion and the prevention and treatment of aggressive behavior in the adult …

… coercion were divided into legal status, subjective (perceived coercion) and objective experiences
(experienced coercion… categories of coercion was because coercive intervention used …

… care. The last decade has seen an explosion in research about coercion in psychiatric care.
… large scale study specifically focused on coercion in psychiatric care. By the late 1990s, two …

… of comprehensive studies of coercion, and the need to develop concepts and methods in
such studies as well as for quasiexperimental investigations of involuntary psychiatric care. …