… 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. …

… As well as involuntary admission to hospital under statutory powers of detention, the most
obvious forms of coercive practice are those referred to as ‘coercive measures’–forced …

… Involuntary placement and use of coercive measures are … in clinical psychiatry: compulsory
admission is justified by the … , use of coercive psychiatric measures during hospitalisation is …

… course of people after being involuntarily committed. This … coercive measures and
characterise a cohort of involuntarily … Although involuntary commitment and coercive measures …

… This paper aims to broaden results concerning the use of coercive measures in involuntary
… the circumstances on an involuntary admission and of the use of coercive measures, asking …

… coerced during hospitalization and to plan preventive interventions and to reduce rates of
use of coercive measures … using coercive measures (such as doors locked after meals, forced …

… actions that impose limits to freedom of movement; that is, involuntary admission, seclusion,
and restraint. To avoid covering an area that is too broad, we will exclude discussions …

… The mean number of mechanical coercive measures and violent incidents per admission
increased significantly during period 2, when involuntary medication was not possible, and …

… 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. …

… treatment compared to the use of involuntary … of measure, involuntary medication could be
used and mechanical restraint avoided, especially when used in combination with involuntary …