… perceived coercion during hospital treatment. This study aimed to identify i) sociodemographic
and clinical characteristics associated with perceived coercion … in perceived coercion over …

… and those treated on a secure ward also reported higher levels of perceived coercion. It …
voluntary or involuntary, experiences treatment pressures or coercion that there is sufficient …

… to which they adhered to medication and other treatment. This study focused on perceived
coercion as measured by the MacArthur Perceived Coercion Scale, which was created for the …

… A second need is for research that examines the association between perceived coercion
and treatment outcome and participation. Empirical examination of the popular belief that …

… This paper attempts to develop a better understanding of coercion in psychiatric treatment …
' perceived coercion in the hospital admission process after they had been in the hospital for at …

… to examine perceived coercion at admission to inpatient treatment … and the relationship
between perceived coercion and long-term … of coercion and perceived coercion is also warranted. …

… of the possibility of coercive treatment may have … treatment. Compulsion is often regarded
as an inevitable feature of psychiatric treatment, and, given our finding that perceived coercion …

… perceived coercion. We then compared the two approaches and examined predictors for
perceived coercion… How patients were treated in the process involves, as commented earlier, at …

… “perceived coercion” as used in this study. As there is little research on the impact of coercion
on treatment … and did not include milder degrees of interactions approaching coercion. …

… patients' satisfaction with their treatment is a challenge for inpatient services. This study
identified a consistent link between perceived coercion (at admission and during treatment) and …