… To manage this task of data processing in a high number of cases, we developed the
programme “Documentation of Coercive measures in Psychiatry” called DoComP that enables the …

… use reflect an interplay between antecedents (such as patients’ sociodemographic
characteristics and behaviour or functioning at admission, and factors relating to wards or staff) and …

… all coercive measures in psychiatric hospitals and departments has been established since
2015. For cases with coercive measures, the hospitals … of coercive measures. The following …

… Coercive measures during hospitalization in this study are defined as seclusion, … about
coercive measures were recorded on registration forms by clinicians and experienced psychiatric …

… specialist mental health hospital … facilities. Findings specifically about seclusion, therefore,
might be less generalisable to acute psychiatric care where the presence of seclusion facilities …

… of different types of coercive measures, which was the aim of this study. Two US studies did
allow such comparisons and found that staff in a high-security psychiatric hospital ( 16 ) and …

… coercive measures in psychiatric institutions in Denmark. The widespread use of MR was
criticized by the CPT, which demanded that action be taken by the Danish government (NGO-…

… Coercive measures in psychiatric hospitals were, are and will be subjects of ample ethical
and judicial debates in the psychiatric … Usage of coercive measures is regulated by a series of …

… of coercive measures. Several researchers found that the most frequently reported reason
for coercive measures in psychiatric … Open-door policies – consisting of various interventions …

… ‘number of mechanical coercive measures increased by over 40… incidents and coercive
measures was over 100%’ 72. … figures between wards in Dutch psychiatric hospitals and sought …