… overview of how coercion is used to ensure adherence to treatment for people with mental
illness living in community settings. We review both formal laws and informal methods used to …

… ‘informal coercion’ includes any other type of coercion and use of power, control or manipulation.
‘Perceived coercion’ may … The typical argument is that coercive treatment and care may …

Objective: This systematic review presents evidence regarding factors that may influence the
patient’s subjective experience of an episode of mechanical restraint, seclusion, or forced …

… Furthermore, one of the two following criteria has to be fulfilled: The psychiatric treatment
is … of coercion, including formal, informal and perceived coercion and any type of coercive …

… informal coercion involves various treatment pressures and interventions aimed at encouraging
treatment adherence to prevent the need for formal coercion… The idea of coercion directly …

… coercion” describes forceful action, involuntary treatment, or threats undertaken in the course
of providing treatment … with lived experience and their informal and professional carers to …

… Every fifth informal patient was a control. Being an empirical study, my focus was on the
processes that led to admission. The most striking finding was that compulsory admissions were …

… other drug treatment programs is perceived as a coercive imposition. This is because coercion
is … In this study, clients (N = 300) entering substance abuse treatment were assessed on …

… Informal coercion can be applied even when a person is receiving treatment voluntarily (Paradis-Gagné
et al., 2021). Examples of informal coercion cover a range of more subtle …

Making nursing decision for patients who cannot communicate their own wishes and needs
is a common problem in psychiatric and mental health nursing. The aim of this article is to …