… Data reported in this study have been collected within the “European evaluation of coercion
in psychiatry and harmonization of best clinical practice (EUNOMIA) project,” funded by the …

… practice of coercion in psychiatry. EUNOMIA is a three-year research project funded by the
… existing variation in coercive psychiatric treatment. This naturalistic study is conducted in 12 …

… An experience from the EUNOMIA and the Nordic studies on coercion in psychiatry, referred
… (2005) The EUNOMIA project on coercion in psychiatry: study design and preliminary data. …

… and Harmonization of Best Clinical Practice" (acronym: EUNOMIA), within its Fifth … objective,
this project will analyse the existing cross-national variation in coercive psychiatric treatment, …

… The multi-site research project “European evaluation of coercion in psychiatry and harmonization
of best clinical practice (EUNOMIA)” was funded by the European Commission (Quality …

… were gathered using a special 16-item questionnaire designed by the EUNOMIA group for
the purpose of this project (Kallert et al., 2005). The assessment included documentation of …

… A detailed description of the EUNOMIA project methodology can be found elsewhere [36,
64, 66, 67]. The final sample was for the purposes of this paper subdivided into two groups with …

… This might be explained, of course, by coerced patients being simply more unwell and
taking longer to recover, and EUNOMIA did find that coerced patients were significantly more …

… felt coerced to admission into the study design. The research protocol of the clinical part of
the EUNOMIA project [13] covered both modes of coerced admissions to psychiatric hospitals …

… Background: The EUNOMIA international project focuses on the application of coercive
measures in psychiatric treatment. The use of coercive measures to mentally ill people is a very …