… clinical practice on the use of coercive measures. The aim of the study is to identify
sociodemographic and clinical predictors of the levels of perceived coercion in a sample of Italian …

… perceived coercion had a higher risk to be coerced at admission. Controlling for countries’
effect, the risk of being coerced … levels of perceived coercion and the probability of receiving a …

… of best clinical practice – EUNOMIA project in 11 European countries. Perceived coercion,
global … and positive symptoms with reductions in perceived coercion identified in this study. …

… Patients are asked to participate in the study if they report perceived coercion in three or
more out of the five questions in this instrument. The definition of the two study groups (…

… coerced to admission, using the Perceived Coercion Scale from the MacArthur Admission
Experience Survey. Patients reporting perceived coercion … are asked to participate in the study. …

… , in this study we aimed to quantify the proportion of voluntarily admitted service users with
levels of perceived coercion … The EUNOMIA study also highlighted the variance in the use of …

… coercive measures [18], forced medication was found to be significantly associated with
patient disapproval across all 10 countries in the EUNOMIA study, … and perceived coercion.’ in …

… together, in much the same fashion as the EUNOMIA study. Although this increases statistical
… individual studies is likely to prove the most balanced understanding of perceived coercion …

… , the aim of this study was to assess the impact of past formal coercion experiences on 1) …
of past experience of coercion on satisfaction and perceived coercion could be highlighted in …

… study was to investigate to which extent perception of the usefulness of the hospitalization
affected perceived coercion… on perceived coercion we conducted this observational study. The …