… Implications for mental health practice Involuntary hospital admission and coercive measures
to prevent harm are retrospectively acceptable to at least some of those subjected to such …

… The failure of efforts to significantly reduce the use of physical coercive measures (PCMs)
in psychiatric hospitals remains a global concern. There is a gap in the understanding of staff's …

… of coercive measures (70), we focused our literature search on formal coercive measures …
The serious disruption of communal life (particularly in hospital units) is a criterion permitted …

… reducing the use of coercive measures in psychiatric wards. … different practices concerning
the use of coercive measures, … norms, it appears that coercive measures are used similarly in …

… We obtained data on patients and on coercive measures from … central register by the forensic
facilities. Due to data privacy, … of the eight different forensic psychiatric hospitals, as we did …

… of psychiatric staff have been found to be associated with the use of coercive measures (… In
psychiatric hospital care, the aim is to ensure a safe environment for all patients by preventing …

… Ward atmosphere and the targeted therapeutic use of sensory stimuli to reduce coercive
measures on psychiatric wards (from [13]) Follow-up discussions of the coercive measure with …

… involuntary psychiatric admissions and coercive measures within psychiatric hospitals …
socio-economic factors on involuntary admissions and coercive measures was investigated. …

… wards … coercion between hospitals in the same federal state, which may arise due to
differences in structure, but also due to different attitudes towards coercive measures of the hospital …

… for the use of coercive methods in psychiatric care. We tested … , the most used coercive
measure in psychiatric hospitals, 9 … the use of other types of coercion measures (limb restraint …