… extent of informal coercion adequately; especially stronger forms were underestimated.
Recognition and application of informal coercion was predicted by attitudes towards coercion. …

… births; the smaller French- and Italian-speaking parts of Switzerland were slightly oversampled
as compared to the German-speaking part. Through the newsletter of the Swiss Midwives …

… with childbirth and the prevalence of informal coercion during childbirth and of women at risk
… Women at least 18 years old who gave birth in Switzerland within the previous 12 months …

… Hospital admission under coercion is possible under different pathways: by a court
decision, by decision of the police in some German federal states and, more informally, but not …

… 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. …

… Switzerland in particular. Second, in general the implementation of public policies in Switzerland
… factors on both the formal and the informal level. Formal factors relate to the size of the …

… of informal coercion. We found no study evaluating the clinical effect of informal coercion in
an … Four studies, one from the UK, two from the US, and one from Switzerland, evaluated the …

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

… with the usage of coercive measures in Switzerland. We were al… with a German study, which
revealed a prevalence of coercive … In some situations informal coercion may also be a potent …

… In the second part, participants were asked if they had faced different forms of formal and
informal coercion at least once during the previous six months. Formal coercion was defined as …