… perceived coercion and the therapeutic relationship. We hypothesised that perceived
coercion … We further hypothesised perceived coercion to be influenced by legal status, both at …

… They found that ACT services had no relationship to perceived coercion but also noted
that the study population had a generally favorable view of the ACT teams’ services (41). …

… and decreasing coercion are frequently … coercion may be associated. This study investigated
the association between the therapeutic relationship and perceived coercion in psychiatric …

… the extent to which the general population approves the coercion of individuals with mental
… distance and perceived dangerousness are associated with the approval of coercion. In …

… Measures of perceived coercion at psychiatric hospital … perceived coercion in subjects
admitted to psychiatric hospital in the UK, and to test the hypothesis that high perceived coercion …

… perceived coercion on admission among psychiatry inpatients in Ireland, as well as any
relationships between perceived coercion … We included 107 psychiatry inpatients aged 18 years …

… Among prison populations, a higher perceived coercion was related to … perceived coercion
had poor prognosis when compared with those admitted involuntarily who perceived coercion …

… However, perceived coercion is only partially related to the formal status of admission, and it
… , including age, ethnicity (perceived coercion is higher in non-white populations), diagnosis, …

The legal status of service users admitted to psychiatric wards is not synonymous with the
level of coercion that they can perceive during the admission. This study aimed to identify and …

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