… determinants of perceived coercion in the psychiatric population and how both coercion
and satisfaction with inpatient care are related to long term outcomes in this patient population. …

… perceived participation would increase after the intervention, whereas the perception of unfair
reception and the amount of coercive … The population base is of mixed type with both rural …

… , perceived coercion is not solely linked to the patient’s legal status at admission, as even
voluntarily admitted patients have reported high levels of perceived coercion. … populations with …

… ability to identify informal coercion in acute inpatient setting where formal coercion is prevalent.
… that include informal coercion. Interactions with higher degrees of informal coercion are …

… sample is representative of the larger patient population in the province. Anticipated sample
characteristics may be gleaned from our prior population-based study of all Ontario forensic …

… Articles and reviews of non-psychiatric population, … perceptions of psychiatry. However,
the most contentious aspect of contemporary psychiatry is its continuing reliance on coercion as …

… levels of perceived coercion. The relationship of the perception of coercion to treatment …
The researchers contend that this population may be the most at risk for avoiding future …

… perceived coercion, although approximately 35% of involuntary patients in acute wards
reported low perceived coercion in … populations. We did not use the frequently-used MacArthur …

… of any perceived coercion to engage with … Coercive Power’, ‘Experiencing and Responding
to Coercion’ and ‘Psychological Treatment is Helpful, But…’. Participants perceived coercion …

… are unique to patients with MH emergencies or whether the ED environment creates feelings
of coercion for a broader patient population. Finally, a comparison group of patients who …