… extent of informal coercion adequately; especially stronger forms were underestimated.
Recognition and application of informal coercion was predicted by attitudes towards coercion. …

… births; the smaller French- and Italian-speaking parts of Switzerland were slightly oversampled
as compared to the German-speaking part. Through the newsletter of the Swiss Midwives …

… with childbirth and the prevalence of informal coercion during childbirth and of women at risk
… Women at least 18 years old who gave birth in Switzerland within the previous 12 months …

… the use of coercion in mental health care in Germany and in the … be observed in the use of
coercive interventions during treatment, … , which will allow also outpatient coercive treatment. In …

… The idiosyncrasies of its political system make Switzerland an excellent field of … in
Switzerland in particular. Second, in general the implementation of public policies in Switzerland is …

… They found that informal coercion, across different … Considering that informal coercion seems
to be widely used in … our understanding of informal coercion in clinical psychiatric practice. …

… admitted patients in different psychiatric hospitals in Switzerland feel well informed about
IA and whether the level of perceived information is associated with perceived coercion. …

… from Switzerland, evaluated the prevalence of several interventions comprising informal
coercion, … Most of the studies examined leverage as one form of informal coercion in one of the …

… informal coercive methods include persuasions, interpersonal leverage, inducements, or
threats [5]. In Switzerland, up … towards coercion among psychiatrists in England and Germany, …

… informal coercion (Wertheimer Citation1993). The conceptual analysis of informal coercion
that … Our account challenges Szmukler and Appelbaum’s account of informal coercion and the …