… In inpatient setting informal coercion is also existent but in the light of formal coercion practices
it is prone to … In addition, the associated factors of knowledge and attitudes were explored. …

… The third aim of this study was to compare practicing physicians’ ratings of recognition and
attitudes of informal coercion with a population of medical students, which had not yet been …

… of informal coercion. We found no study evaluating the clinical effect of informal coercion in
an … The clinical effect of informal coercion remains unclear and further studies are needed to …

… of coercion may influence the number of coercive interventions … at reducing the use of
coercion itself. The Staff Attitude to … of informal coercion correlated with attitudes toward coercion (…

… Examples of such subtle coercion are different actions where … of coercion, which has also
been described as ‘softer coercion… terms of informal coercion 8,9 which is the term we will use. …

… informal coercion as being effective. However, the mental health professionals reported an
unease regarding informal coercion … on informal coercion using the Knowledge on Coercion …

… We found that higher levels of knowledge about IA were negatively associated with perceived
coercion at admission. Perceived coercion did not differ between study sites. Only half of …

… coercion has been proposed. This study examined whether individual and workplace
characteristics are associated with attitudes toward coercion. A … coercion (Staff Attitude to Coercion …

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

… One ethical concern about using such strategies is that they may constitute coercive
behaviour ("informal coercion") and negatively impact patient satisfaction and the quality of care. …