… surveillance in the psychiatric hospital or has been involuntarily committed to the psychiatric
hospital. The Mental Health Act states that coercive measures, including seclusion and …

… The fact that coercive measures used to prevent harm … of psychiatric institutions and has
been controversially discussed (4, 5). But not until the last two decades have coercive measures …

… in proportion to all involuntary treatment periods was also lower than in the other regions (…
treatment and coercive measures between the five university hospital catchment areas (tertiary-…

… 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 …

… for the use of coercive measures in psychiatry. This is … to reduce the use of coercive
measures in large-scale data … efforts in psychiatric hospitals, except for geriatric psychiatry [ …

… psychiatric hospital, thereby limiting the generalizability of the study. Future research could
expand on this study by incorporating several Jordanian psychiatric hospitals of different …

… ’ appraisal and understanding of various coercive measures (ie, involuntary hospitalization,
seclusion, mechanical restraint, forced medication) on psychiatric wards and the emotions …

… health care is of relatively new interest, with various scopes and … coercion as part of psychiatric
care [14], while another branch has investigated the prevalence of coercive measures [9, …

… Centre and the Alicante Penitentiary Psychiatric Hospital, both in Spain. … coercive measure
in these institutions. The inmates did not understand and rejected the use of this measure, …

… to the in- and outpatient psychiatric facilities of the hospital even longer than the 2 years
prior to inclusion to the project, when detentions and coercive measures obviously could not be …