… We found that the evidence base is still not optimal, especially in terms of strength of
associations, but it is nevertheless suggestive that coercive treatment may be reduced without major …

… treatment culture and reduce the need for the use of coercive methods in psychiatric care. We
tested whether an evidence… rooms, the most used coercive measure in psychiatric hospitals…

… Research on the use of coercion in MHC has been sparse in most countries, including
Norway … admission or reduce the use of coercion for people under treatment in MHC. The …

… European countries but are coercive and potentially distressing… In total we found 949
randomised controlled trials reporting … systematic review, providing evidence for the effectiveness …

… evidence of effectiveness. Little is known about the nature and operation of informal coercion…
of CTOs comprising a randomised controlled trial comparing treatment on CTO to voluntary …

… ) evidence on specific coercive measures (including Community Treatment Orders, forced
treatment, involuntary admissions, seclusion and restriction and informal coercion), taking into …

… This review was undertaken as part of the German clinical practice guidelines for the
prevention of coercion and the prevention and treatment of aggressive behavior in the adult …

… use of coercion, negative results have been reported for outpatient coercive treatment settings
… We could not provide evidence that implementation of guideline-based recommendations …

… From a randomised trial, there is also preliminary evidence to suggest that F-PADs may
improve therapeutic relationships between service users and clinicians [15] and reduce coercive …

… to provide evidence- and consensus-based recommendations on how to deal with violence
and coercion in psychiatry. Methods: The study presented examines whether coercive …