… This study investigated the relationship among the variables of perceived coercion, psychiatric
… to the level of psychiatric symptoms and meaning, but not significantly related to coercion. …

… perceived coercion, and also the appraisal of the fairness and effectiveness of the treatment.
A total of 187 psychiatric … ) as a measure of perceived coercion, fairness and effectiveness. …

… It includes items used in previous Nordic studies (15Á/19) and a 10-degree self-report scale
on perceived coercion at admission, the Coercion Ladder. The lowest degree on the scale, 1…

… This study aimed to investigate factors linked to perceived coercion at admission … perceived
coercion at admission. Those who felt coerced into admission rated their perceived coercion …

… We found that higher levels of knowledge about IA were negatively associated with perceived
coercion at admission. Perceived coercion did not differ between study sites. Only half of …

… than adults on measures of perceived coercion and lower on perceived need for admission,
… patients with anorexia to report more perceived coercion and less need for hospitalization …

… these patients perceived coercion differently than … perceived coercion differently from those
that were admitted voluntarily, and to identify factors that could predict perceived coercion. …

… The purpose of this study is to investigate possible differences in perceived coercion … no
perceived coercion” and 10 to “maximum perceived coercion.” The results of perceived coercion …

… One important question is how patients’ experiences with staff and perceived coercion
are related. Involuntary patients reported positive experiences with their primary hospital …

… As patient reports of perceived coercion may be influenced by the patient’s mental illness, …
coercion and perceived coercion reported by the patients were influenced by the psychiatric …