… Some service users might object to coercive measures applied to themselves but see them
… for others or, indeed, on occasion resign themselves to proportional application of coercion.…

… The reviewed evidence suggests risk of coercive practice in inpatient mental health
settings is multifactorial. Further research to standardize concept definitions and elucidate the …

… Services where restrictive interventions may be used must have restrictive … practice,
workforce development, the use of specific coercive intervention reduction tools, service user …

… approval among men of coercive methods (whether they were staff or service users), a finding
… dominated by women would result in less coercive practice. However, in other countries …

… The use of coercion in psychiatric hospitals in developing … service users’ perceptions and
experiences of coercion in … and experiences of coercion among service users in a family-centric…

… , consumer report of case manager utilization of coercive strategies, perceived coercion,
and consumer evaluation of the service contact. Agency clinical records were reviewed for …

… Despite service users reporting harrowing experiences related to … and the need to identify
studies situated within similar legal and clinical practice frameworks, searches were restricted …

… To examine the extent and nature of coercive practices in mental healthcare and to consider …
the service user, a JCP is the product of shared decision making between the service user …

… In this article, the terms ‘coercion’ and ‘coercive practices’ are … and run by service users,
former service users, and other … users of peer respite and 139 non-users of respite services. …

… There is also a concern that coercive practices may result in service users being ‘… service
users with levels of perceived coercion equivalent to that of involuntarily admitted service users. …