… In order to assess the effects of a legal change on the use of coercive measures, we
compared data before and after a German Constitutional Court decision to require an immediate …

… INTRODUCTION … The frequency with which coercive measures are used may be influenced
by patient- or ward-related variables. This work aims to analyze the effect of factors related to …

… effect sizes for the models revealed the effect for one-to-one care to be moderate with f² =
0.16 and the effect for the sum of all coercive measures to … : after its introduction, a significantly …

… A common database for psychiatric hospitals introduced in … of patients subjected to coercive
measures and the mean … of cases affected by coercive measures dropped significantly …

… We also calculated effect sizes. For the differences in the proportions of cases with … duration
of coercive measures and for the difference in the SOAS-R score, we calculated effect sizes …

… of coercive measures, when controlling for countries’ effect. … reducing the use of coercive
measures in psychiatric wards. … the effect of age on the different coercive measures since we …

… 4.1 Introduction The use of coercive measures generally has negative effects on patients.
To help prevent its use, professionals need insight into what nurses believe about …

… To study the effects of these initiatives at a national and international level, consensus …
problems in defining and recording coercive measures. The study contributes to the … Introduction …

… adverse events such as unauthorised leave, medication side effects, or use of coercive
measures. In particular, data on coercive measures are considered as highly accurate due to the …

… ‘Physical adverse effects’ are derived from four items on … level of subjective distress during
coercive measures, the perception of … lead to an amplification of coercion. In order to mitigate …