… centre of Turku predicted ‘‘heavy use’’ of coercion in the form … The diagnostic groups did not
predict this type of ‘‘heavy use’’… independent predictive factor for use of coercive measures. …

… A recent study from The Netherlands confirmed that involuntary admission is the factor
that significantly predicts the use of coercive measures [21]. Only a few studies have been …

… The interaction between aggressive behaviour within 24 hours prior to admission and an
involuntary stay was the best predictor of a coercive measure in patients with schizophrenia or …

Background: Coercive measures are applied in psychiatry as a last resort to control self-and
hetero-aggressive behaviors in situations where all other possible strategies have failed. …

… status on admission is a predictor of "heavy use" of restrictive … Therefore, the frequency of
coercive measure use in our … health care factors that predict use of coercive measures, so that …

… predictive value for the use of coercive measures on psychiatric units. We expect both
explicit and implicit staff attitudes to have an influence on the decision-making process and thus …

… Although coercive measures are routinely utilised when all other intervention … coercive
measures are totally unnecessary or uncalled for. Therefore, while we strive to reduce their use to …

… Coercive measures (CM) in psychiatry adversely affect patients and efforts to minimize CM
are … the diagnosis of a psychotic syndrome can serve as a predictor for the use of CM or not. …

… Involuntary placement and use of coercive measures are largely … Purpose: The use of coercive
measures in psychiatry is still … three coercive measures and the role of predictive factors at …

… the use of coercive measures in high … of coercive measures in Flanders' two high security
settings and to identify individual patient risk factors for being subjected to a coercive measure. …