… in patients' experiences would be between patients but that there would also be a significant
contribution of the care unit to patients' experiences … linked to the patients' experiences data. …

… The present study investigates patients’ opinion on what constitutes good psychiatric care.
It … interview centring on the patient's experiences of receiving psychiatric care. The subjects …

… Furthermore, this study demonstrated, from patients’ point of view, that psychiatric care should
focus on restructuring/empowering the patient's self to make him/her capable of managing …

… and his/her needs while at the same time protecting society from the patient. Patients
experience participation in the present study when carers prioritise the forensic caring act and do …

… they describe how patients in forensic psychiatric inpatient care experience a need for …
psychiatric care might impede individualized, flexible, and recovery-oriented approaches to care (…

… Third, patient experiences on the ward were collected using a semi-structured interview
administered by the research interviewer. Questions addressed areas of concern to …

… , and there is a risk that the interest in safeguarding patients’ autonomy will … care has to
patients on a locked acute psychiatric ward. The study was performed on a ward for patients with …

… The seven patients (five women and two men) ranged in age from 19 to … patients had
experience of inpatient psychiatric care, one of which had no prior experience with involuntary care. …

… As to reports from patients and relatives on the use of coercion and other experiences of
psychiatric care, this study shows on the whole few differences between centers. Nevertheless, …

… of psychiatric care. Furthermore, using the experiences of patients as a measure of quality
was unthinkable because psychiatric patients were seen as incapable of assessing quality of …