… 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-…

… Besides, the fact that most psychiatric wards in our department apply an open-door policy,
which was not suspended during the pandemic, may have contributed to this difficulty. With …

… In 1992, the integration of community-based services in general hospitals and the
strengthening of psychiatric hospitals led to a step backward in the process of modernizing …

… , police; the other solicited perceptions of treatment by hospital staff like psychiatrists, nurses,
… of control and psychiatric symptom severity to perceptions of coercion to determine whether …

… psychiatric ward in Norway where the use of coercion was the object of the study. The findings
have guided us to understand coercion as … use of coercion in acute psychiatric wards. Soc …

… one coercive measure during their hospital stay were included in the trial. Participants’ appraisal
of the justification of coercive measures was … coercion was assessed using the Coercion …

… 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 …

… different containment methods typically used in acute psychiatric wards across Europe; (ii)
the use of different … Each listed coercive measure is accompanied by a short description and a …

… wrong or unnecessary application of coercive measures may infringe on the … another
situation of application of direct coercion – concerning a person admitted to the psychiatric hospital …

… hospital care there is a need to avoid using coercion and … and the effects of coercive measures
persist. There are … reject coercive measures and the need to use coercive measures has …