… Nurses usually consider coercive measures as necessary … Like formal coercion, informal
coercion is likely to affect nurse–… nurses’ experiences of being involved in informal coercion in …

… and experiences of informal coercion of mental health professionals in countries with different
sociocultural backgrounds. We aim to explore attitudes and experiences … FGSP101, nurse, …

… In inpatient setting informal coercion is also existent but in the light of formal coercion practices
it … If applied uncritically informal coercion such as persuasion, leverage, offers and threats …

… Nurses experience ethical tension as, on one hand, they strive to respect patients’ individual
rights and autonomy and, on the other hand, work to ensure patient and staff safety. Ethical …

… Knowledge about coercion might influence attitudes towards coercion. Mental health nursing
staff could benefit from formal training in non‐coercive practice, facilitating the operative …

… and mental health nurses’ perspective on coercion. The criteria for the inclusion of articles
are as follows: nurses, working in psychiatry/mental health, using coercion, qualitative design. …

… To capture the full range of patients' experiences of coercion, it is necessary to expand
the concept of coercion to include less obvious forms of informal coercion that may occur in …

… nurses’ right of decision making and forcing them to coercion constitute a great part of daily
experiences of the nurses. … In this study, ‘coercion and violation of autonomy’, which was the …

… One prime example of a formal coercive measure in the ICU … evaluate patient experiences
related to coercive measures. … element in a setting that may be perceived as informal coercion. …

… In this study the term coercion … nurses’ experience of using coercion in psychiatric care,
the interaction with co-workers involved, their thinking about alternatives to the use of coercion …