… to identify informal coercion in acute inpatient setting where formal coercion is prevalent.
There is also an association with attitudes towards interventions that include informal coercion. …

… For example, it has been suggested that informal coercion … severe symptoms, rather than
as coercion. In the worst case scenario, … in informal coercion in adult psychiatric inpatient care. …

… New models of care for patients with severe mental illness – … informal coercion in in- and
outpatient settings. (II) Attitudes of patients toward informal coercion in in- and outpatient settings…

… be free to come and go from the hospital setting, as they wish … informally. We hypothesized
that a lack of documented CA or PAI may constitute a risk of unsatisfactory informal coercion; …

… physicians’ ratings of recognition and attitudes of informal coercion with a population of
medical students, which had not yet been socialized to common practices in clinical settings. …

… Informal coercive practices, in contrast, are less conspicuous in how they exert … setting
was adult acute inpatient or psychiatric intensive care; (iii) the outcome variable was a coercive …

… chaotic decisions because of severe symptoms of mental … We note a wide range of what
constitutes informal coercion and … settings), but also in community care, where nurses and care …

… features observed in inpatient settings occur here as well: … of compulsory care, as well as
informal coercion and leverage. … coercion on admission to acute psychiatric services; the New …

… ya examines the role of organised and informal peer support in ‘exercising legal capacity
in … in acute hospital settings.We will discuss this approach in more detail in the Hospital-Based …

… acute mental health-care settings, and involves the clinician using an interactional style
involving “nonnegotiable statements” and limit setting … mean result for informal patients (M = 0.64)…