… being subjected to informal coercion is associated with higher perceived coercion, and
lower perceived fairness. Interestingly, individuals who experienced informal coercion did not …

… informal coercion in in- and outpatient settings. (II) Attitudes of patients toward informal
coercion in in- and outpatient … that informal coercion is used as a method to enhance treatment …

… to treatment. Objective. To analyse the use of covert coercion in mental health outpatients …
The use of informal coercion was recognized in clinical practice, but its intensity was related …

… In inpatient setting informal coercion is also existent but in the light of formal coercion practices
it … to sign the following treaty: “outpatient treatment is a requirement for all our residents”. …

… It found no significant differences in outcome between those placed under involuntary
outpatient treatment orders and those treated informally. The North Carolina study 34 was more …

… Most importantly, investigations of coercion in outpatient treatment are more likely to advance
… In summary, we recommend focusing research on formal coercion in outpatient treatment …

… coercion from other stakeholders: relatives and other authorities than psychiatry. The results
indicate that informal coercion … between different forms before treatment is accepted by the …

… ’ ratings of recognition and attitudes of informal coercion with a population of medical students,
… to sign the following treaty: “outpatient treatment is a requirement for all our residents”. …

… to seek outpatient treatment associated with fear of coerced treatment (mandated treatment-…
, criminal court mandates to seek treatment, and representative payeeship. However, …

… they driven way from treatment because of fear of such official coercion? Since we know that
informal coercion plays an important role in getting patients into treatment in the community …