… Subjective perception of coercion has gained attention as an … of the justification of coercive
measures. The present study … of coercive measures and their level of perceived coercion. …

… the levels of perceived coercion and the probability of receiving a coercive measure was
found. … perceived coercion at admission [17]. Moreover, it is well documented that high levels of …

… patients’ perceived coercion, … coercive measures during psychiatric hospital stay, particularly
the use of involuntary medication, mechanical restraint, or a combination of these measures…

… coercion, compliance with the received measures (evaluated as the need to change the used
coercive measure) and the need to be coerced … medication may be perceived by patients …

… and shocking lack of published trials" on coercive interventions in psychiatry, there are only
… compare different coercive measures and has to account for the specific psychiatric context. …

… , we may be doing an injustice to the effect of coercive … sound measure (15). Our results
indicate that the CL, a simple visual analogue scale, provides a measure of perceived coercion …

… practice on the use of coercive measures. The aim of the study … predictors of the levels of
perceived coercion in a sample of … Perceived Coercion Scale to explore the levels of perceived …

… Registration of perceived coercion and violation of personal integrity, respectively, were
rated according to operational criteria, referring to answers to open questions at the interviews (…

… other reviews on attitude towards coercion (Laukkanen et al., … towards coercion shows that
nurses viewed coercive measures … coercive measures and some evidence on perception of …

… ties, one might perceive coercion as a constructive component of a more global process
of the recovery of autonomy (4, 9, 17, 26, 37–39, 74, 77, 81, 87, 106, 114). Rethinking …