… literature on attitudes toward informal coercion, its prevalence, and clinical effects. … of
informal coercion. We found no study evaluating the clinical effect of informal coercion in an …

… In sum, the present study design seems to be of clinical relevance and should be repeated
with a much larger sample of mental health professionals with different backgrounds. …

… 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. …

… 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. …

… This distinction is of relevance since, contrary to informal coercion, treatment pressures
are not meant to deprive patients of their autonomy when deciding about hospital admission. …

… The conceptual analysis of informal coercion that we propose … ’s account of informal
coercion and the moral baseline … varies with their judgment about whether the relevant belief …

… My thesis aims to investigate both informal coercion and legal compulsion. It examines
the relationship of informal coercion with legal compulsion and clinical outcomes, and …

… The systematic review conducted by Hotzy and Jaeger10 specifically focuses on the clinical
relevance of informal coercion, but it is limited to examining qualitative and quantitative …

… The cases were composites of several actual cases, thus securing both clinical relevance
and avoiding staff’s direct recognition of prior cases/ patients. Each of the two cases consisted …

… Other relevant articles found in the references were also consulted (n = 4). A total of 43 …
informal coercion and conclude that this conceptualization can be complex among clinical staff. In …