… of perceived coercion at psychiatric hospital admission have … of perceived coercion in subjects
admitted to psychiatric … hypothesis that high perceived coercion at admission predicts poor …

… to assess the subjective perception of psychiatric admission by patients while … of coercion
were partially independent from the legal context of hospital admission and from the perceived …

… admitted service users with levels of perceived coercion equivalent to that of involuntarily
admitted … characteristics of voluntarily admitted service users who experienced high levels of …

… of pressure to explaining perceived coercion, we did a least squares regression analysis
using perceived coercion as the dependent variable and the three types of coercion-related …

… and perceived coercion in psychiatric admissions. … admitted to a psychiatric hospital and
investigated the association between the therapeutic relationship and perceived coercion. …

… Perceived coercion predicts the patients' … Perceived coercion is related to a higher symptom
level and a lower level of global functioning at admission, and higher perceived coercion is …

… of the psychiatric clinical practice. The objectives of this article are to compare levels of
perceived coercion, among committed and voluntary patients, at admission to psychiatric in-…

… and clinical characteristics associated with perceived coercion at admission and ii) changes
… in perceived coercion over time among psychiatric patients admitted to psychiatric hospitals …

… Legal status at admission was strongly associated with perceived coercion: legally detained
… likely as voluntarily admitted patients to experience coercion. Coercion was reported more …

… ; the other solicited perceptions of treatment by hospital staff like psychiatrists, nurses, …
psychiatric symptom severity to perceptions of coercion to determine whether such perceptions …