… 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. …

… informal coercion in in- and outpatient settings. (II) Attitudes of patients toward informal coercion
in in- and outpatient settings. … in outpatient setting, three studies also included inpatients. …

… kind of coercion, which has also been described as ‘softer coercion’… in terms of informal
coercion 8,9 which is the term we will use. … in informal coercion in adult psychiatric inpatient care. …

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

… Moreover, many people with mental health problems are pressured into inpatient care by
their relatives and friends. Inpatient psychiatric care settings consequently convey the image of …

… Despite its estimated prevalence ranging from 29% to 59% in mental healthcare settings,10
the use of informal coercion appears to be underestimated by mental health professionals15 …

… We hypothesized that a lack of documented CA or PAI may constitute a risk of unsatisfactory
informal coercion; which may lead to increased use of the MHA in the days following …

… house rules, can be experienced as coercive and regarded as informal pressure or informal
… Items are applicable across care phases, care settings, and forms of coercion, focusing on …

… The reviewed evidence suggests risk of coercive practice in inpatient mental health settings
… Informal coercive practices, in contrast, are less conspicuous in how they exert control over …

… and informal coercion in inpatient settings, we believe that the results of our analysis also
apply in outpatient and community mental healthcare settings and other settings characterized …