… AIMS OF THE STUDY: In daily clinical work, coercion continues to be highly prevalent, with
rates … Clinical Relevance of Informal Coercion in Psychiatric Treatment-A Systematic Review. …

… Kenya examines the role of organised and informal peer support in ‘exercising legal capacity
in … We will discuss the relevance of each of these categories to different types of coercion in …

… Relevant factors may be continuous for example, the potential harm to the patient, the
intensity of … The main finding of the present study was being subjected to informal coercion is …

… of coercion: formal and informal (Norvoll & Pedersen, 2016). Formal practices align with the
notion of objective coercion … Informal coercive practices, in contrast, are less conspicuous in …

… from coercive care are relevant for mental health policy, and for clinical and legal judgements
of beneficence against detrimental effects. The research on informal coercion should …

… paying close attention to how coercion is made relevant in everyday clinical discourse. My
point … clinicians or patients explicitly refer to coercion, whether or not it is in a formal or informal …

… in clinical decision making; when they feel that they are treated with dignity, respect, politeness,
and concern; and when they feel that they are given accurate and relevant … for informal …

… of formal coercion include involuntary hospitalization and/or treatment. Informal coercion …
review has qualitatively synthesized the clinical relevance of human rights in psychiatric and …

… ‘informal coercion’ includes any other type of coercion and use of power, control or manipulation.
‘Perceived coercion’ … Relevant search terms and synonyms pertaining to each of the …