… attitudes towards psychiatric coercive interventions in healthy … The impact of personal
history of coercive treatment on … towards and efficacy of previous medical treatment was …

… coercive interventions such as physical restraint (Lebel et al., 2014). Increasingly, it is
acknowledged that coercive … the intervention is applied but also those applying or witnessing the …

… Far from demonstrating that coerced treatment ‘works’, these … properly the efficacy of coerced
addiction treatment and (b) … treatment to a lower standard than other health interventions by …

… measures was monitored, making it possible to signal overuse of coercive interventions and
… in this thesis) to reduce seclusion and to test the efficacy of interventions intended to do so. …

… ’ appraisal of the justification of coercive measures. The present … of coercive measures and
their level of perceived coercion. … Interventions aiming at reducing the usage of coercion to an …

… coercion on treatment outcomes across gender and ethnic groups. Some studies have, for
example, found treatment … These findings continue to support the efficacy of a cooperative …

… At treatment entry, clients were more likely to believe that … treatment than that they had
been coerced into treatment. … perceived coercion and motivation measures at treatment entry …

… The Perceptions of Mental Health Services Questionnaire (PMHSQ) was developed for this
study to measure coercion in community support and treatment programs for individuals with …

… Findings hold implications for the impact of interventions designed to target treatment
interfering … al., 2012) but there is little research to support its efficacy with this population. …

… as compared to decisions made during a crisis intervention. While reducing all types of
coercive and restrictive interventions when possible is broadly recognized as having inherent …