… There are no studies which the author is aware of that have systematically examined patients
perceptions of coercion. However, recent studies have shed some light on this area. Beck …

… Conclusion: Results suggest that the intervention could decrease the inpatients’ experiences
of discrimination during psychiatric care as well as the use of coercion in the service. The …

… a coercive event. High hospital occupancy and insufficient staffing were perceived as contributing
factors to coercive … Alternative non-coercive interventions should further be taught and …

… This concept is defined broadly, referring to both formal (seclusion, restraint, and forced
hospitalization), informal (persuasion, threat, and inducement), and perceived coercion, without …

… psychiatric patients’ perceptions of coercion during hospital admission and reports data on
these scales’ internal consistency. We measure patients’ perceptions … perceptions of coercion …

… of this study was that perceived coercion (as measured by the PCS) and perceived need for
… from knowledge of a patient’s perceived coercion status. Indeed, the systemic orientation of …

… Progress is being made in understanding the determinants of perceived coercion in the
psychiatric population and how both coercion and satisfaction with inpatient care are related to …

… Perceived coercion was studied by summarizing responses to different questions indicating
no choice and patient resistance in the admission. In perceived coercion… “perceived coercion…

… Another aspect of the process of coercion that was overlooked in our original … perceived
coercion lies ahead and must include these variables related to the process of coercion…

… for security reasons, and the opinion that using coercion is perceived as giving care. This
attitude can be considered as being in a middle position and has a pragmatic view on the use …