… knowledge and the ability to identify informal coercion in acute inpatient setting where formal
coercion … an association with attitudes towards interventions that include informal coercion. …

… attitudes towards and experiences of informal coercion of mental health professionals in
countries with different sociocultural backgrounds. We aim to explore attitudes … To our knowledge…

… , attitudes, and actual application of informal coercion. The … ratings of recognition and
attitudes of informal coercion with a … The Knowledge on Coercion Scale (KCS) was constructed …

… summarize literature on attitudes toward informal coercion, its … pressures and informal
coercion and the attitudes toward and … Our hypothesis was that evidence on informal coercion is …

… was to explore attitudes and experiences of mental health professionals from four countries
(Spain, Italy, Mexico and Chile), all of Latin culture, on the use of informal or covert coercion …

… a middle ground between legally coerced treatment and purely informal methods of persuasion
… With some exceptions, formal opportunities to acquire knowledge and skills in the ethical …

… knowledge the only instrument measuring staff attitudes … attitudes to informal coercion
among medical students and health care personnel. They found positive attitudes toward coercion …

… knowledge … attitude regarding the use of coercion was measured with SACS [31] (see
Table 1 below). The SACS concerns the use of coercion in general and includes formal, informal …

… informal coercion correlated with attitudes toward coercion (… Attitude to Coercion Scale is,
to our best of knowledge, the only questionnaire measuring staff attitudes to the use of coercive …

… , especially if they have previous knowledge about the patient. When the knowledge
about the patient is sparse, they tend to rely on the group’s knowledge and prefer to transfer …