… towards and experiences of informal coercion of mental health professionals in countries with
… term for mental healthcare services provided by a range of professions, including nursing, …

… In inpatient setting informal coercion is also existent but in the light of formal coercion practices
… To date there is no data on attitudes of professionals towards informal coercion available. …

… of mental health professionals from four countries (Spain, Italy, Mexico and Chile), all of Latin
culture, on the use of informal or covert coercion strategies in the treatment of mental health …

… characteristics, including their experience of formal and informal coercion during the last six
months, as well as their current feelings and attitudes towards coercion. While the questions …

… mental health professionals describe and reflect upon different forms of informal coercion. …
Our results indicate that informal coercion includes forms that are not obviously arranged in a …

… It is recommendable to establish structured education about informal coercion and sensitize
mental health professionals for its potential for adverse effects in clinical routine practice. …

… Yet, informal coercion exists, and mental health professionals tend to underestimate their
use of it. One reason might be that they fail to distinguish between their view of what …

… informal coercion by mental health professionals. … health care professionals recognize
informal coercion and by investigating how this is related to individuals’ attitudes towards coercion…

… Treatment pressures are communicative strategies that mental health professionals use to
… familiar with the mental health ethics literature, we use the term “informal coercion” in this …

… Does fear of coercion keep people away from mental health treatment? Evidence from a
survey of persons with schizophrenia and mental health professionals. Behavioral Sciences & …