… This study presents a secondary analysis of the results of a multi-center RCT conducted to …
of post-coercion review. Patients who experienced at least one coercive measure during their …

… questions a secondary analysis was … this analysis were gathered across 10 European
countries over a period of a year and a half. Inclusion criteria and definition of coercive measures …

… Coercive measures in forensic metal health settings are … Although coercive measures are
routinely utilised when all … unrealistic to believe that coercive measures are totally unnecessary …

… coercive measures are used may be influenced by patient- or ward-related variables. This
work aims to analyze … instances of being subjected to direct coercion and the legal basis of the …

… We analyzed the mean percentage of patients subjected to coercive measures and the
mean … Secondary diagnoses are not available. Data from forensic psychiatric units are also …

… other types of coercion measures (limb … Secondary organizational outcomes included the
number of patients secluded, the length of each seclusion event, and the use of other coercive …

… But further analysis showed that in this study 5.4 coercive measures per patient were applied.
The mean … associated with use of coercive measures, but when given as a secondary diag- …

… the use of coercion within … coercive measures within forensic settings. The study presented
here can contribute to close this research gap by informing about rates of coercive measures …

… Coercion is defined as ‘the application of force to control the action of a voluntary agent’.
The use of coercion on … Coercion is generally unwelcome to patients, and there is a declared …

… Purpose: The use of coercive measures in psychiatry is still … This study addresses three
coercive measures and the role … risk of coercion are considered in our analysis, differences …