… In Europe the pattern of coercive psychiatric treatment varies … type of coercive measures
used with involuntarily admitted patients … that are associated with the use of coercive measures. …

… of involuntary hospital admission and treatment is aimed at establishing a typology of …
Involuntary hospital admission and coercive measures to prevent harm are retrospectively …

… stays and to improve retention in care for people with severe mental illnesses. In contrast, …
models on involuntary hospital treatment and other coercive measures in inpatient settings is …

… involuntary admission to hospital under statutory powers of detention, the most obvious forms
of coercive practice are those referred to as ‘coercive measures… , involuntary confinement …

… Data on formal legal coercion are often limited to involuntary admissions and do not usually
include coercive treatment and other coercive measures during psychiatric inpatient care. …

… involuntarily committed. This study aimed to describe the rate and duration of different coercive
measures and characterise a cohort of involuntarily … treated at the University Hospital of …

… was associated with lower satisfaction with psychiatric hospital treatment compared to the
use of involuntary medication. In general, an association was observed between the perceived …

… of involuntary inpatient treatment … of involuntary treatments and of coercive measures, and
in one of them the incidence of coercive measures in proportion to all involuntary treatment …

… coercive interventions, even if involuntarily committed. However, for the small portion of
patients subjected to coercive measures, the impossibility of involuntary … of coercive measures …

… on the same coercive measures within the first month of treatment (0, no … coercive measures
and more on overall experiences of involuntary treatment and on the way such treatment is …