… A prediction of an unwelcome event, based on sound evidence, would not be considered
as “coercive.” However, a clear line between them may be difficult to draw in practice. …

… active treatment; 13 of these found evidence of the effects of different levels of treatment dose/…
These findings indicate that while our “evidence-based” treatments are often promising, the …

… The staff's attitudes to the use of coercion may also influence their willingness to engage in …
at reducing use of coercion. This study systematically reviews the existing evidence related to …

… treatment adherence [29]. In the present study, all patients had coercion-related problems
and treatment-… study can only provide limited evidence regarding specific effects of ADBCT. …

… There is no evidence of how coercive measures are associated with patients’ QoL. The
QoL of people with mental disorders is a matter for concern in health care (European …

… randomised controlled trial in 14 acute psychiatric wards in Switzerland. There was evidence
… of threat or force to be objective evidence of coercion. Although involuntary admission was …

… Although this ignores some evidence on coercion, it increases the … randomised to the
different levels of the explanatory factors. In line with standard epidemiological thinking, evidence …

… The aim of this paper is to provide an aggregative synthesis of the qualitative evidence on
patients’ experienced coercion during voluntary and involuntary psychiatric hospitalisation …

… -randomised controlled trial, the results of which are forthcoming. Five municipalities were
randomised to … This included the rationale and evidence for each strategy area and details of …

… Future research may explore whether the belief in the effectiveness of different forms of
informal coercion can be underpinned by evidence and how positive therapeutic relationships …